Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-15
DR., Wallis came In from Miller to.

Dr., Wallis came In from Miller TO-
day.
John Miles was in from sully coun.
ty yesterday.
N. +. Howard was up from De-
Grey yesterday.
Gollmar Bros. Circus will appear
in the city June Ii.
Adjutant General Morris came in
from Red6eld today.
E. Huntington, deputy revenue col
hector. is in the city today.
John Moe of Yankton, ID in the city
today on business matters.
Tom Heasley of DeGrey, was re-
leased from the hospital today.
Louis Garreau, jr.. and james
Claymore are in from LaPlant.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bouren this morning.
Lyle Branch returned yesterday
from visit at Mitchell and Faux
ton.
ID. L. Kelley, of the state railway
commission, came in from Huron to-
day.
Leon Ince left today for Toronto,
Can, after spending several days in
the city.
Miss Grace Folger. q teacher near
Ft. Pierre, ..is visiting with friends
here this week.
Phelph Wyman, of Minneapolis, the
landscape gardner for the capital, is
in the city today.
Congressman Burke arrived today
from Washington. and will spend q
few days in this city.
Yesterday fire destroyed the bank
building Bjorsen general merchandise
store at Manchester, this state.
! Positive has been made
by officials at the G. G. Kreig office in
Gettysburg that the company will be-
gin drilling for oil near Gettysburg by
June Is.
p. j. Coyle went to Deadwood on
Monday, to pay visit to his mother;
returning homo today. He said the
Hills portion of the state is looking
fine at this time.
The judge of the circuit court at
Sioux Falls has decided that there
is TO law under which an electi On
can be called to test a proposition to
reduce the number of city commits
sioners from five to three.
Captain. D. A. Singer, pioneer res
ident of BluAt, expired yesterday morn
ing, in the hospital in this city, follow
ing an operation. Acquaintance Of
the deceased were saddened upon hear
ing of his death. The burial will take
place in Blunt.
Cameron Starr returned today from
an auto trip to Timber Lake. He
made the run to that place in day,
but owing to a fall rain the return
trip was slow. He has good car and
is careful idriver, and seldom, If
ever fails to reach the objective point
on time.
The largest winter wheat crop ever
harvested in the United states is the
indication of the governments report
for May. Not only that but the first
report from the spring wheat fields ia
almost as encouraging. This is bad
for those who hoped that hard times
would come under the first year Of
the Wilson administration.
Tearing another's character to pieces
will help another, no matter how dirty
the mans may be. Pointing out the
weeds in your neighbours yard will not
make those in your yard more beautiful
The white cottage and brown mansion
each has troubles from the world. Peo.
II
pie talk and know not whereof they
speak. Some retail SANDER to show
how foul is the dish most palatable te
them.
"The express train from the west
daily carries cream to the value Of
81 900, was the statement made by q
man connected with the traie service
yesterday. In former years the ship
ment of cream from west Of river
points has been very light, bat ths
shipments now going out almost equa
that of any section of the state.
greater portion of the cream now GO
ing out is consigned to dealers in
Sioux City.
The farmers of South Dakota are non
busily engaged in planting the largest
acreage of corn yet undertaken in the
state. Experts say that the 1913 acre.
age will exceed that of 1912 by from q
to Is per cent. This means more live
stock and this means bigger returns
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