Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-13
City election occurs Tuesday.

City election occurs Tuesday.
w. j. Pellet was Huron caller on
Tuesday.
R. l.. Eddy came in from Water
town yesterday.
3. F. Dorothy has gone to Iowa on
a business trip.
Miss Bernice Vessey is laid up with
a siege of sickness.
The report of the state treasurer
shows $500 ,SS5 cash on hand.
Rev. j. ID. Cain of Spearfish was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nixon left
Tuesday for visit with relatives in
Iowa.
| Charles Elliott has succeeded Glen
ent Walton as editor of the Courier
at Bison.
There were 1866 births in South
Dakota last year. The marriages to-
tailed 5,4o7 and divorces 511.
Judge McNulty is seriously i'll in
Aberdeen of blood poisoning follow
ing an operation for adenoids.
Otto b. Lnstad returned Tuesday
from Angus. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Luckett accompanied him home for a
visit.
Mrs. I. Ii. Ayres is candidate for
member of the board of education
Toney Hengel is also candidate for
the same position.
John Thimbler, a homesteader in
the Cheyenne River Indian reserva-
: ton, is dead of burns received in
in fighting prairie fire.
Richard B. Hayes of Belle Fourche,
Hugh n. Allen Of Aberdeen, and Ell
don W Clark of Eagle Butte were adj
mitted to practice law yesterday.
A. p Fawcett has resigned his po-
sition as bookkeeper for the Glow
Schaaf Lumber Co., and will leave
M. S. Mathers, special accountant,
has completed his work on the re-
cords of Stanley county and expects
to leave with his family next week
for the Hills.
Judge l.. E. Gaffy is attending to
the business of clients in the circuit
court of Sully county. He is retain
ed in important cases to be tried
during the session now on
The stockholders OF Pierre lodge,
D which operates the club house at Hi
i sega in Rapid Greek Canon, met
: Tuesday in annual meeting and elect
0 ed the following directors: G. O. Ben
t nett, Judge G. S. Whiting, Doane
u Robinson. H. M. Straight and r.. S.
Wesley.
e Twenty-Five years ago the first issue
t of the Rapid City journal came from
e the press and in celebration of the
a event the owners of that organ have
presented to their patrons and the read
i ing public of the state twenty-foul
4 page issue, printed on the finest book
s paper and replete with beautiful illus
s trations.
: Privileges are worth little unless
exercised. Thus think the people OF
g Huron and Pierre, who are using the
n recall to GUST their mayors and COM
o missioners. 1t was supposed the re-
t call was provided for use where an
j. emergency should be found to exist
but like the Emergency" provision
4 itself it seems to be working over
time -napid City Journal
v The state auditor Tuesday made {
: Especial call on twenty-five counties fol-
state taxes. The counties called upor
n made light remittances, and are sup
n posed to have the cash to send in, tt
q assist the treasury to continue on {
+ cash basis until the returns are receiv
ed from the June cali. Unless the de
h mands for cash are greater than ex
pected there will be no registration O
warrants for some time
: Municipal elections which will be hele
throughout the state on Tuesday O.
:, next week are not likely to affect tn.
:, liquor situation in the Black Hills. AL
:, the towns and cities in the Hills ar,
: largely wet" and there is no indica
ton that any of them will change. al
e though the question of license will b'
. voted on in each town. Those in Dead
I wood who favor license claim that tn.
> proposition will be carried by an in
II creased vote over former years.