Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-21
Paul Pitiick is in from Okobojo

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Rev Emil Mueller left yesterday
foraCarthage.
Frank Lucas is improving his prop
erty i'll Stanley county.
Mrs. NJ. w. Edwards of Capa,
spent Sunday in the city.
Such weather as we have had helps
to wear winter away.
j. j. Dalton went to Onida today,
with party of land seekers.
Charles Meyers of Harold, was
here Monday, attending court.
William Teare of Onida was tran
sactlng business here yesterday.
Miss Anna Chapman of Hayes, is
a guest at the W. A. Burris home.
Carl Broholm of Harold, is assist
ing il, Jaynes meat market this week.
Miss Mabel Finch paid visit to
friends in Onida the first of the week.
Miss Grayson left Saturday for
Chicago, before returning to Wash
ington.
j. L. Brown of Winner, senator
from Trip county, was in the city
Saturday.
Cooler weather will prevail in
Pierre, according to the forecast Of
the weather man.
A hearing is on today at the United
States land office in contest case of
Woodland and Gray.
John Sutherland left Monday for
Eau Claire, Wis.,, to visit his mother,
who is enjoying life at the age of SO
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Harris and son
and Miss Edna Gerhart and DR..
Langsdale, came up from Highmore
Saturday by auto.
S. Fl. Lea, state engineer, has been
invited to deliver an address at the
Good Roads Association, at Independ-
ence, Kan, Dec. to 5.
November, so far, or at least the
first two thirds of it has been far diff
ferent from what our old friend, Tom
Hood, used to picture it in one of his
poems.
Miss Sophia DeLand, who has held
the position as stenographer for the
State Auditor for number of years,
has resigned her position, to take eff
feet Jan. /.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Crane are plan
Mug a trip to Virginia, where they
intend to pass the winter months
They will take their departure from
Pierre before the advent of the New
1 Year.
The assurance of the coal dealerl
/ that there will be no coal famine, ism
very exciting in this sort of weather
However, it is likely that there will
be some use for coal before sprin.
comes.
4 The Pennsylvania Insurance com
pany has filed with the secretary o
state mortgage for $3.50, 900 at pc
cent given by the Minneapolis & st
Louis Railway company, running 70
| ten years.
I. Hyde County News: We read tn
Pierre Free Press with much interest
because it is a sensible, enterprisin,
paper; and also, because it is publishe
by Gus Satterlee, whom we knew we
as a printer at Sheldon, Iowa, thirt
years ago.
1t is announced that the potat
crop has been fully gathered for tn
first time in many years. Grower
generally get caught with wet wealth
er and portion of the crop undue
but they beat the elements to it thi
time.
John /. Newell arrived home Satui
day, after a stay of five months i
Tampico, N. NJ, near which place hi
! firm has large land interests. He re
ports that commonwealth as bein
fairly prosperous, and much improve
ment work is being done.
Judge McCord, of the county cour,
after hearing which extended owe
several days, denied the petition t
have the Westwoad children take
/ from their parents and sent to tn
children's home at Sioux Falls; an
leaves them in care of the parents.
Judge Elliott, of the South Dakot
/ federal court, broke into an old trs
dition when, in the case of the go,
eminent against Thomas Condor, b
sustained the demurrer of the d,
/ PENDANT in which it was held that th
general government had no jurisdit
ton over the crimes of Indian allot
tees.