Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-08

y. 9. Brown is in the city from
Belle Fourche.
Ben Wiseman went to Hayes Mon
day for visit with homefolks.
Mrs. R. R. Mathieson left Tuesday
for an extended visit in Wisconsin.
G. K. Sellars arrived home yester-
day from visit with his mother at
Custer.
Curtiss Brown Of Belle Fourche,
visited his sister, Miss Florence, here
yesterday.
Miss Clara Bowen left yesterday
sor Virginia, summoned there by the
illness of an uncle.
Joe Ridgway has moved his pantor-
ium from lower Pierre st. to the
building formerly occupied by GILES,
on Pleasant Drive.
Corn holds sway without having to
appeal to the people periodically for
new commission, nor is he subject
to recall.
The Aberdeen city commission
passed a workhouse ordinance today,
and hereafter all committed prison
ers will be put to work.
Ed. Odemark recently purchased
the one-fourth interest of Mrs. Brig
noli in the lot at the corner of Pierre
street and Sioux avenue.
We want farm loans. Our rates are
over than you can get elsewhere. Drop
in and see us before you make your
loan. Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
500, 900 in cash to invest in Stanley or
Lyman county lands. If you have a
tillable quarter for 1000 cash, come
get your money of Carson or Lucas,
Pierre. If
Fat cattle are expected to touch the
$40 mark in Chicago soon. just how
soon the consumer is likely to get
cheapsmeat with such prices for cat
tie onlthe hoof should be easy to fig
ure.
Full settlements have been made
by insurance companies for property
lost in the recent fire. Messrs. Erick-
son and Odemark expect to join with
Chas. L. Hyde in the construction of
brick block.
The work of removing the ruins of
the building owned by Chas. T..
Hyde, and formerly occupied by the
Dayhoff bakery, has been commenced.
Mr.. Hyde will at once begin the cree
ton of brick block.
Chas. e. DeLand of this city has
given the Huron college an endow-
mert of $500. the income of the same
to be used for securing medal to be
given each year to the student en-
titled to the same, to be known as the
ICELAND Prize Medal of Oratory."
Gobel Bros. have remodeled their
store front which has marked some
Improvement in its appearance. The
show windows are made deeper. The
always attractive window displays of
this business house will become still
better.
Reports from the country west of
the river indicate one of the best
crops of corn ever harvested in that
part of the state. And some of the
counties are not stopping at that
record, but Zeibach county boomers
are going after the grand county prize
at the state fair this fall.
The interest due the state from diff
ferent counties on the permanent
educational fund of the state for
August l is s14e. o2o s5, which with
other receipts will go into the Decem-
Der distribution to the schools. The
largest amount due from any one
county is SO. 900. ss from Beadle, with
Brown next and Groton third.
In company with Prof. S. S. Wish
err, of the State University of Yer
million. HI. f. Lee. of the Northwest
Texidermy, is exploring the Black
Hills to obtain a biological! survey of
animal, bird and plant life in the
Hills. He is visiting the different
canyons and the Bad Lands to get
his specimens, which will be used in
advertising the Black Hills.
Tuesday morning at the hospital
all the required skin grating opera
tions were completed on the arm of
and ilandypff Franklin Hyde, vino Was
seriously injured some two weeks ago
by picking up live wire. The skin
was taken from Charles Hyde, an
older brother, Stewart Lytle, Allen
Darner, Claude Bates, Will Starkey
and Andrew Bensey. The operations
required some fifty square inches of
skin.
Mrs John A. Holmes and son re-
turned Monday from visit Of week
Of tho homo nf Mr. and Mra w w