Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-10
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Rossman; secretary and tfeasursr, thar
vey j. Rice: conductor, Charles Potter.
page. II. G. Harvey: sentinel. T., Hite-
ker; executive committee. i. C.. Ehrns ~.
r. McAloHies AL Schroeeer delegates 10
Grand council session. w. j. Eossrnan,
B. r. Darby; Alternates. Al Schroeder. J
w. Richardson; entertainment committed,
ID. A, Saner. C.. w. Gessel, G. a. Thou,p-
son, George a. Brown. w. c. Gagnon
HURON--In view Of the fact that the
Chicago. Black Hills and yellowstons
park highway passes through Brookings..
Kingsbury and Beadle counties and that
the road problem in these counties is iden-
tical, a good roads convention OF these
three counties has been called at Brook
ings. to meet Wednesday. April 9. A spe-
ctal invitation is extended to the county
commissioners and members of the gov
ernfng bodies of the cities. towns and
townships.
PIERRE-The department OF school and
public lands has received word that $50, 900
worth OF state lands was sold in Charles
Mix county at the first sale under the
law. Sales in the other counties this week
are Aurora. April 3; Jerauld. April 4; SAM
born April S; McCook, April Z: Miner,
April 8; Bookings. April 3; Sphinx, April
II and Brown the 14th. In each case the
leasing OF lands in these counties is held
the day following the sale 6
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Abel. OF Huron, respectfvely..,in courtesy
OF their service and in compliance with
9 resolution passed by each branch of the
thirteenth assembly
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music and appropriate pictures showing
the flood at Yankton in 1881 were given.
A. collection of $50 was raised. which has
been wired to the sufferers
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about half the votes of the city being
poiled It was not thought the measure
could possibly win and its victory was
due to too much personality being injected
into the campaign
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NO h,a,,.s,,t !, tnt, nuss VI nehance'
$50. :. ~ .n.s e.s YESTERDAY alter-
which both OF his feet were removed inst
above the ankle Russell was fixing 4
barn door on4a cold bitter day and in some
manner the door fell upon him and
knocked him unconscious How long he
lay is not known but when found both.
feet were frozen.
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here Hugh Sullivan and Charles Baker.
who pleaded guilty to killing cattle be-
longing to others, were fined $3.50 each.
vn,l,t o1. n ~ Il
mere boy, arrested for burglary at Buffalo
Gap, pleaded guilty and was sent to the
state reform school at Plankinton until he
Is y years OF age.
MITCHELL-W T. March. manager OF
the Newbury nursery and greenhouses,
has prepared plans for the new city park
which this city will esta blish on the site
formeEly occupied by the driving park
Inc traek VIII pe ieft as u IS put the rest
u VIZ plo' mas peel1 pa 70 trees ana
( stl'sipoery.
3 CHEYENNE RIVER AGENCY of
the novel features of this agency is a
farmers institute for the Indians OF the
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an ~, - - SESSION sen rlauas
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DRAPER-R Reports of stock losses in
sa.s s.clnl.y curing lne recent storm APP
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,.,s. $500 olhcers