Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24
Now's the time to make your Christ

Miss Grace Satterlee is in from her
holdings near Hayes,
The House of Thousand Candles
will be played at the Grand Dec. 10.
Sometimes it hapFe ems that the day
after it is hard to stomach Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss Grace Satterlee made final
proof of her holdings near Hayes
several days ago.
Clair Besancon. editor of the Blunt
Advocate, was looking after business
affairs in the city Saturday.
For Sale-A good 6-year-old mare,
suitable for work or for saddle use, |
weighs about 95o.-J. w. Weaver.
j. E. Truran, of the state land de-
partment, left for Deadwood Satur-
day to look after business matters
The II arket reports show that there
has been reduction in the price of
live hogs, bu. most of us do not eat
live hogs.
Buffalo was chosen as the permanent
county seat of Harding county at the
recent election. 1t was already the
temporary county seat.
Union Thanksgiving services are be-
ing held at the Episcopal church. Rev.
Emil Mueller preached an appropriate
discourse. The attendance was large.
JIG Lockhart of Blunt, we'll known
in Pierre, will open general store at
Miller His many friends join in
wishing him success.
The annual meeting of the Fedora
ton of the Churches of Christ in this
state will be held at Redfeld Tues
day December 10. A lengthy pro-
gram has been arranged.
Champ Clark says he has the written
bled 5es of $50 democratic representa-
tives that they W i'll vote for him for
speaker More than ever he now loves
, the old rules of the house of represen-
tatives.
Articles of incorpor alton were fled
l last week for the State Bank of j or
dan, Trip county, with a capital of
$40, 900, President, R. r. Sheehan,
Jordan, vice. president; j. w. : ew-
art, Dallas, president; F. l..
Mccullough, cashier; Dubuque, Ia.
Onida Waterman: We are inform
ed by the A. n. Clause Elevator con-
, tractors that they have contracts to
:, erect two more elevators in Onida
and two more in Agar. Evidently
the people who ought to know are not
u afraid of Sully as q farming district.
Commissioner Dokken has predicted
: that the state will eventually have al
: annual income of SIS, 600, 600 from the
school lands. This income would sup
port modern school system for 81,
" 000 600 inhabitants, says on exchange
Il Well, let's hustle and get the LOCO in
habitants-easy for 4 grand state.
- Farmers attention: No othe
local market will pay you wha
we will for your wheat of milling
q varieties, we also are paying TIL
- highest for durnm wheat. corn, oat
and speltZ. If in need of seeds o
y any kind see us before purchasin
70 elsewhere. We can save you money
d Capitol Milling Co.
John Cook, north of town, was i
e. the other day and Informed us that h
lie recently dug up horse radish root
" Of two years growth, which extende
forty eight inches into the earth. I'll
3. also said that in going through hi
fax field he found DIS many as foaI
:, teen stools from one seed. The so
in this country is as rich as any o
earth. Hayes Homestead
:, Jack Sanderson, an old-time trappe
~ who lives near Pollock, predicts
- long, cold, hard winter. He says tn
" gophers are digging their holes deepe
s. than usual this year, and that the fit
ty of the jack rabbits is much heavie
C. than usual. Other old timers poin
building their homes in deeper watt
that usual as proof positive that II
o. winter will be severe, with a la
= spring.
~ Governor Wesley has retired fro
:. the business life of his home tow
M. -
Washington Springs, by selling b
IN store of general merchandise to 9th
lr parties, the store having been und
ar the management of his brother, L
ort nest, while the governor has been
ess Pierre. Governor Wesley started t
store at Washington Springs twent
sge seven years ago and in that time
m. had four or five different partner
ell but it has been successful enterpri
9TH during all the years, and the COVE