Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-25
An alfalfa fair will be held at Rap

u Clty OcCODer ITO.
G. A. Sterling. attorney, was in the
city Tuesday from Red6eld.
Two townships in the vicinity of
Midland have been quarantined for
anthrax.
Lloyd Erickson returned yesterday
from a two. weeks visit at Toronto
and Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duran of Den
yer. are visiting old acquaintance
in Pierre.
Judge l.. E. Gaffy went to Rapid
City yesterday to look after business
matters.
h. E. Cutting returned today from
q two weeks visit with his family at
st. Paul.
j. w. Couch was an arrival yester-
day from Belle Fourche on 8 short
business trip.
Mrs. j. s. Robinson went to Nit
chell today to join her husband who
is located there.
Mrs. A. Runyan went to Grindstone
today and will later take up her resi-
dence in Pierre.
A game of foot ball will be played
here Saturday between the Pierre and
Fort Pierre teams.
j. G. Barber, state veterinarian,
returned yesterday from an official
visit over the state.
o. K. Stablein, insurance commits
sioner, went to Day county yesterday
on a professional trip.
Robt. Muckler, examiner in charge
of the defunct Winner bank, was =
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
E. F. Solberg arrived home today
from Rochester, Mimi, where he had
been for medical treatment.
Frank Windle is seriously ill at the
hospital from injuries received on
the head in falling on the cement
walk.
Work has been suspended on the
oil we'll at Gettysburg until a differ
ent drill or a new driller can be Sc
cured.
A. A. Calhoon, long a resident of
Hughes county, has disposed of his
interests here and will shortly move
to Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ebert arrived
yesterday from Nevada asd have gone
out to the Fred Ebert home neal
Fielder for an extended visit.
VIM. Frandsen is now driving the
American Express wagon, Roscoe
Bagby having been promoted to the
office work.
MI. and Mrs. Walter B%randhube1
went to Miller today, where they will
spend several weeks with an uncle,
who is in poor health.
The business men of Rapid City
, have put up over S., 900 in cash prizes
for the races in connection with the
, alfalfa fair of October Z to 10.
The second installment of taxes be-
come due on the first day of October
( 1913 and must be paid to the County
Treasurer on or before November /
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Holburn enter.
tanned a number of friends at theil
home Tuesday evening, compliment.
tary to Miss Anna Ritner, who il
their guest.
A fellow named Dickey was grover
E guilty of larceny of horses in the circui,
court of Sully county this week. HI
. drew a sentence of a year and a half il
the state penitentiary.
I o. B. Linstad. st~enographer fol
the state railway commission, wa.
an arrival today from Sioux Falls
where the commission has been il
!. session.
. AS the results of the last teachers
examination 1 life certificate wa.
r granted, Lie first grades. 129 SECOND
and 43 third grade certificates wer,
e granted.
Fred Hepperle, state land commits
: sioner, John Hirning, John Feiol
: and A. w. Ewert, state treasurer
: went to Aberdeen today TO attend 6
: meeting of the German Alliance.
Three republican candidates for u. S
f senator have entered the contest TO,
: the primary nomination. Each appea,
anxious to wear the mourning, as &c
: S. Johnson is certain to put the fixing
f on the primary republican nominee a
the general election that follows.
Onida Watchman: The case of Stat,
against Robert Workman, PRACTICAL,
the same as the Beck case, all of then
being implicated by Dickey in the lar
ceny of the Riggle horses; a change o
r venue was taken by defendants t,
Judge Bottom of Faulkton, befor,
whom the cases are to be speedily tried
. Delegates to the National Tax as