Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-24
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4 the deputy sheriff making the arrest,
i were all Indians. John and Andrew
Thompson, two Indians; were charged
with disturbing q meeting at Big Cou-,
Ice church. I'd Hemtng er. an Indian
deputy sheriM, made the arrest. The
prosecution was conducted by State
Attorney Thomas Man. q full blooded
Sioux, ana very successful lawyer.
Justice Bailey, who ID also an Indian,
held the defendants to the next term
ssof circuit court under bonds OF 500
each, which was furnished.
ONsOCKET The Officers Of the
Early Settlers association OF sanborn
county, have fixed upon July 18 at
Rushing park as the date for the ana
nual reunion and picnic. j. III. Kear-5
ton has been engaged ass the speaker
OF the day, and a fine program of
sports. including swimming races BY
men and women, canoe races, foot
races, horse races. bali games and 9TH
er anusements are being prepared.
a TWIN BROOK The home OF Burt
Roberts OF Twin Brooks was complete
~ wiped out by fire, with all its cons
tents. The blaze was discovered in
one Of the bedrooms and RUBY Rob
serts, q 12-year- old girl, was quite bad
fore she could be rescued. The family
We're able to save but little from the
burning building, the children being
rescued In their night clothes
ALEXANDRIA, Clam diggers. who
for some weeks have heen oneratinc
along the stres ms ~ this vicinity have
stlIst ahippefl "a eastern hinton factories
An arrrerate az a. TONS .1,f clam shells
for which thew receive $50 a ton Al
the factory. II addition ia the money
derived fran the sale of the shells they
also profited greatly from pearls which
they found IN soIae OF the shells
Il DEADwOoDrhe matter Of assess-
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VI lHe esIAe
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70 y
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and insnfficient assessnen ut Nv the tn. ID Ia.
cal assessors. The matter viii now ba
appealed to the state tax commission
filed the protest to the county board.
pr,pn {. .ss... u. -.
8 lne recent COP
vocation Of Indians OF the Niobrara
deanery of the Episcopal church at
SSse 1 hs,vt vas oa supscrlpea oy the'
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SIOUX FALLS Charles H. Craig,
city editor of the Argus-Leader, was
troubled about his weight OF 240 pounds
ana SIX weeks ago began TO neither eat
~, soI y IS put pntternllK. he
! mas tss - pounds. ls not hungry, en-
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DALLAS Definite announcement
that the Northwestern win soon com
i,ns me ereciion q new, modern
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1Nase Years. mas just rendered his res
sSyatson mas g. accepted g call 70 the pas
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