Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02
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$3.50 = - w.e Woon-
self on not being caught with forreli
check presented at his store by q yonnr
fellow working on a farm near that y,lace 4
Young Brown presented a check for
rs and received S IN change. Mr.. White
suspected when he went out thai the
sheriff Brown was arrested and the rond.
ana cash were returned Brown was bound
over.
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here occurred the sudden asath I, MY
+ u Evan. ono ~ ~. ,,-o,,,s.,.4 - $3.50 ~. %
residents Of this no ~ - the 800 ~
cansa ~ de.th wa !, annrl.Yv 1r.,ts1 go.
two VAN. q o. h.rsa,s ~ h,.h..s aoou.
children Iivc., m IA they ra,..ad
from farm u,orE and h,,iit +ha,s.a,s,s. -
Ana hnna here WITH the tntsn+;n, ~ 80 -.
joying- the results of their many years Of
hard labos on the farm.
wooNsocKEr-rhe Covote club held
,ts annual meeting and re,,ort ~ ~ ~.
water carnival i held last summer e,S v uas
made which indicated a very s,,ccaas,,I
affair. Practicallv ALI Of the debts 1,ara
paid up and II a planned 10 hold another
carnival next summer. Nearly n on was
spent on permanent improvements. which
Will place the association on strong
basis for getting better attraction for the
lSlS affair.
JAVA-The local commercial cl,,h which
is officially known AZ the Java Business
Mems associatton. has elected the foiIow-
ing officers: President, Jacob stoller;
vice president, John n. Wolff; secretary,
II. G. Mains; treasurer, Philip spiry. The
annua! reports showed the club to be IN
good financial condition The members
DO OF dement, 70 the town.
FULToN-The prohibitionists Of Fulton
have finally rid the town Of the only sa-
loon. o. g. Close was arrested for SELL
ing liquor contrary 70 law and plead
guiity AZ the trial, ana the court al Alex
anor1a imposed nne OF $AW ana costs
me case mas caused great disturbance
IN the town ana county, ana mas been
pendine ior some ti1ne.
CusTEh-General steel Post. q. A. r..
OF TINS CITY, mas elected the foloWing Of
ncefs: Commahoer, u. W. courtney:
senior vice commander, John A. Collins
junior vice commander, Ruggles Wood;
ofncer OF the day, II. J. Stone; officer OF
tho guard, Lyman Smith; surgeon, DR..
Gaylord.
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.,,a 80 go. 80 =" a aU.,. 49, e
- as 49, ,o .nu ~ n..'es ~ s w.
VI. r. eoo Low aefe M ~ ~ mas oeen
ment house and stock at Mitchell has been
taken in the deal. Mr.. walsh win prob
ably move to Mitchell until he sells or
disposes Of the property there.
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~ Ia. aa so 'elM .. cUuls IN
% o.. a..n soy, neu =. aynuaai ,
charge in the famous lightning rod case.
which attracted wide attention as violat-
ine the peddlers' law was given a clean
bin Of health when the states attorney
dismissed the case against him.
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brought suit against the Modern woodrnen
Of America. to recover an insurance policy
Of q. 600 which was carried nv eugene r
Carter. now deceased., The company
claims that there were laws in the policy
and this q the Occasion OF the trouble
MIJRDo-At the annual ,oeetirr of ~.
volunteer are department the FOLLOWING
off,cers were elected: Ehief. g. =. Inca:
assistant chief IA. a. parker. CAPTAIN
Geo. M. Townsend: asgfStant captain. WIN,