Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-27
YOUNG KANSAS WOMAN
WOULD MARRY RANCHER

Pierre, s.. d., March 22.--NOt5 daunted
by the recent terrible blizzard, young
woman at Piper. Kan, has written
touching appeal to the postoffice at
Pierre praying for help to find Da-
kota ranchman for husband. Fol
| lowing is the statement of her wants:
WANTS A RANCHMAN.
II arm young Kansas woman and
want young ranchman for husband;
can cook and keep house, In fact
can do all kinds of work that is in a
home. have blue eyes, auburn hair,
and fair complexion. am five and
| q half feet tall and weigh 120 pounds
| have heard Of several ranchmen IN
South Dakota that were looking for
wives and want to find one. want
q man who has good home and one
who is able to keep woman. one
who has a kind disposition. / also
want man who does not use any m
| toxicating liquors. also want man
between 20 and 80 years old, but do
not want a man who is over 32 years
| old also want a man whom l can
trust and love. All important matter
regarding this must be addressed to
| (Aiiss) a. M. Holyfeld. Piper, k'-
Accompanying the statement Oh
above the young woman says sne Is. Is
thank anyone from the depth of her
heart who will help her out.
MEASURES
I LOST IN THE SHUTTLE
Pierre, S. D.,aMarch 22.-The rush OF
| the closing hours of the session is un-
| doubtedly responsible for the loss OF
two, and perhaps more, measures which
the record shows passed both houses,
but which never found their way to
the governor for his approval. These
are house bills Nos. 10 and 1S5, intro-
duced by Mcfarland, Of Codington, and
white. Of Lyman, respectively. The
l firsI provides for the entering OF judg-
ment Notwithstanding a verdict In GER
tain actions, and was prepared by Mr..
| McFar,and after the study OF statutes
| Of similar nature of other states
| House bill No. l35 was measure pro-
/ yiding that committee, consisting OF
| the governor, secretary of state and
the attorney general. prepare "a con-
/ densed statement to be printed on the
ballots for referred laws and constitu-
| atioial amenGments to show in a brief
way what the effect of q yes" or mo-
/ vote is upon the question contained on
the ballot.
lPREPARiNG FOR CORN
PALACE SEASON 1911;
Mitchell, S. D., March %. The or
! ganization of the corn palace commit
/ tee for 1913 was effected last evening
| by naming F. H. Winsor, president;
| John Michels. vice president; w. A.
Wheeler, secretary; NJ r. Patton
treasurer, together with Z. J.. WEIGH
/ N. II. Jensen and III. E. Hitchcock az
the other members of the committee
/ "a report OF the finance committee
| showed that it would be necessary to
raise 5000 with which to pay the pre-
liminary expense and contract for at
Itractions. This sum is partly raised
now. and the balance will be secured
by April 1, SO that all attractions can
be secured at once. The hippodrome
| year, will be continued this year
while an eastern concert band of high
Ireputation will be added to round out
q first class program. The dates Of
the corn palace will be in the latter
part Of September, proha bly, the last
October. s
WHITE OWL Cattle buyers from the
railtbad towns are fine combinG this sec.
tion sof Meade county In an effort to picl
up more cattle Tor their feed yards The
prices they are paying are good stiff
ones. but 1t that they are not getting
many cattle. One buyer paid $50 for -four
cld COWS ami two yesriinga. which war
Just common radeA stuff
L9cr,os sxpEss ~
m ~ ~ cANnlpATES
Aberdeen, 8, D, March 90 Ailxtces
:paased on the Richards primary law
pert sining sIsoe 3. Show
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