Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-18

Iol Gudt pcIiOO VI llule Ht HAS Ueeu
ill.
The farmer must lean upon Provi-
dence for the weather conditions,
but he can help himself a lot by be-
ing right on the job at the precise
meteorological moment.
Diaz says he won't resign until or
der is restored in Mexico. In that
event he is likely to be president
awhile yet as it is certain order will
never be restored there until he re-
signs.
After all it is the producing power
of the farm that determines the hoy
in his going or staying. Show him
that there's money in it, and he will
stick to the old farm like sand. bur
to a sleeps tail.
The Englishman who went home
and wrote an article to prove that
there was no such thing as hustle in
the United States must have spent
most of his time here watching the
proceedings of the United States SEN
ate.
III. B. Anderson, secretary state
capitol commission, will receive bids
up to May 10, for the improvement of
the capitol grounds, comprising grad
ing. water pipes. lighting. conduit,
retaining wall, sidewalks, paving,
etc.
Governor Vessey Friday granted
an extradition on request of the gov
ernor of Iowa, for Charles Custer, an
Iowa paroled prisoner who is wanted
on charge of grand larceny, he be-
ing charged with robbing cars at
Sioux City.
What dull campaign it would be
with Colonels Roosevelt and Bryan
both out of the country next year!
But don't worry. Colonel Bryan has
MT said he is going. and Colonel
Roosevelt hasn't started yet.-Sioux
City Journal.
Babe La Plant, who was taken from
Dupree to Aberdeen two weeks ago,
for trial in the federal court on mur-
der charge, having killed man named
| Martin at Dupree a month ago, dis
charged from custody for lack of juris-
diction of the court.
The laws of the last legislative ses-
sion are being delivered to the secre-
tary of state. The new laws are be-
ing sent from that department to the
county auditors, and within few
days generous supply will be sent
each county auditor.
Signatures are being taken through
out the state for the purpose of re-
| ffsrTing the enacted headlight: b: .:a:w. .a ttc to
the people. The railroad companies
do not want the electric headlight.
1t is probable if it was the best light
they would want it..
4 The Denver Field and Farm would
like to see an agrarian party in this
country with hundred or SO votes
in congress, and then see how the cat
would jump" 1t would undoubtedly
Jump in the direction of parcels post
and all;over the appropriations for a
| bigger navy.
The latest Of the big Dakota ranches
to be broken up for farm and blooded
stock raising purposes is the famous
Carpenter-Sanborn ranch near Puk-
wana, Brule county. This ranch
originally contained IA, 1000 acres, but
now consists of 8 500 acres.s
The state engineers department
has issued permit to Fred G. Doody
and A. L. Bernard, giving them the
fright to appropriate the waters of
False Bottom creek in Lawrence
county. The application has been
bitterly fought by land owners.
A call is out for mass meeting to
] be held at lsseraeea en- the 18th esf
this month to resolute against reci-
prccity. II the senate should NOV 6
and put the measure through before
that time. as is barely possible, the
mass meeting could resoiuts regard
ing something else that would do
! inst = mach good.