Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-29
Harry Yessey arrived from st. Paul


to the Cheyenne agency
Born; September 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Ruble, 8 son.
Mrs. Ben S. Brown is numbered
among those who are ill.
E. F. Huntington, deputy collector
of internal revenue, is in the city.
Tom McNamee, attorney, went to
Blunt last week on professional BUSH
ness.
Glenn Waters was up from Miller
yesterday and visited at the Clifford
home.
Mrs. Thos. Paisley was operated
upon at the hospital yesterday for ap-
pendicitis.
Dan Bierwagon was in from his
ranch near West Fork renewing old
acquaintance.
Fred Sahr left yesterday for Big
Stone, called there by the illness of
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hegglund left
yesterday for a trip through the
Black Hills.
An electric light plant is now in
operation at Blunt. The Advocate
declares that the lights are the bright.
est ever.
Miss Viola Gunnison, resident of
Meade county, visited friends here
yesterday, enroute to visit her par
ents at Bancroft.
Miss. Rose Elliott, who has been
visiting her brother, Lou Elliott and
family, returned Monday to her home
at Kemper, III.
Miss Maidie Luschen and Charles
Peters of Philip, were Joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony in this city
Tuesday by Rev. T. F. Gullixson.
lack I. Sutley, we'll known in
Pierre, is candidate for member of
J the legislature from Lyman county.
His acquaintance in Pierre hope that
NC Will uo SUCCESSFUL.
a new deep we'll has been recently
sunk at Huron which confyms the fact
, that the artesian pressure at that point
is lessening. The new we'll has a.gooc
flow but the pressure is not strong.
r Harold Pioneer: Mrs. j K. Breeder
3 of Pierre and Mrs. Lyman of Wiscon.
SIN, We're down near Arnott Friday ir
the interests of equal suffrage. We
: understand they met with a cordial re
ception,
Blunt Advocate: A petition has
been filed with the town clerk asking
2 that an election be had for the pl1r
pose OF submitting the proposition Of
i issuing $4,000 bonds for the purpose
Of securing waterworks and fire pro
lection.
, U. S. Griggs is just home from al
: extended trip through western Cana
ola and Alberta. He says that condi
! lions there are good; that crop yields
, were up to the average, and that set
\ tiers were pleased with their location
/. Farmers attention.: No othe,
;. local market will pay you wha
we will for your wheat of millint
8 varieties, we also are paying tn,
highest for durum wheat, corn, oat
and speltz. If in need of seeds O
;, any kind see us before purchasin,
: elsewhere. We can save you money
Capitol Milling Co.
) Blunt Advocate: Abram Bring
gold of Rousseau has gone over T.
Butte township south of Harold t,
superintend the cheese making in th
; Stiner factory. Mr.. Stiner has en-
larged his original idea and will man
ufacture American cheese as we'll A
Swiss and brick. With an expert
l enced man like Mr.. Brinkgold il
), charge matters should run smooth
for the new enterprise.
Some of the members of the frs
South Dakota regiment are complain
: ing because it cost them 20 per cen
> of that amount to secure SIG, 900 du
them from the general government
. for services during the Spanish wal
They were obliged to employ an at
: torney and he took the case into th
: courts of claims and won for them
That is usually the way. The gov
: eminent is generous to prodigality
but in cases of the kind herein men
toned it resists until the creditor ha
a to make sacratices to secure what i
\ justly due.
3 R. A. Valentine, commissioner 0
r Indian affairs, accompanied by Mai
James Mclaughlin, came in from tn
r west last night on their tour of In
e dian reservations and schools of thi
q state, and left by auto this mnrnin,