Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-15
HORSE \ ( s|'HoW RI AIMED.
TO CONS STRAIN
OF MILITARY ANIMAL

Of MILITARY /! ANIMAL |
Aim Of Exposition to Arouse
Breeders to Produce Horse
Of Army Type.
Deadwood, $. D., May 10.-Govern-
ment aid has been secured through-Ahe
efforts Of Congressman Martin for the
first annual Tri- State horse show and
army remount convention. which will
be held here in the new auditorium
May 1881. inclusive. "A telegram an
nounced that Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
had issued orders for the participation
of the officers and some of the men
1 and horses from Fort Meade. at Stur-
gis, s. D.; Fort Robinson. Neb, and
Fort Keough. Mont. and that the Sec
rotary Of agriculture had instructed
John O. Williams, Of Warrington, to
personally represent the bureau of
4 animal industry at the convention and
Z, to make q series of lectures to the as
4 sembted horsemen and breeders.
4 Since the prime purpose Of the horse
show and convention Is to promote the
breeding Of horses In this section of
the west suitable for army purposes.
the government has become much in
terested and is lending active assist.
ance.
Lieut. f. B. Edwards, of Fort Meade,
has been detailed by the government to
Deadwood to assist in working up the
details OF the horse show and conven-
to provide for the different classes of
entries. Some Of the prominent horse
show exhibitors of the west are ex-
pected to be present and have entries
and horsemen throughout this section
are greatly Interested
BLACK HILLS >MEpIcAL
MEN APPOINT CENSOR
Lead, S. D.. May 1O-Hereafter physi-
clans of the Black Hills will not re-
gard the ban on publicity by their
members as strictly as has been the
custom, and modern ways Of advertis-
ing the ability to cure and heal will
be permitted. The lifting Of the CEN
sorship is the result OF rather heated
nearing some weeks ago by the Black
Hills Medical association on charges
preferred by DIR. Hargens, Of Hot
Springs against two of his brother
physicians at that place. Dr. Hargens
q accused them of unprofessional con-
quot IN exploiting their operations and
methods. These charges were thrashed
out at the meeting here and it was
decided that much Of the advertising
complained of was in reality real news
that the newspapers were anxious to
print and the people wished to read
It was finally agreed to appoint DR.
Mint. OF Rapid City. the secretary, as
censor and to him will be sent any
news items to which objection might
be raised and he will pass upon them.
NORMAN MISSIONARIES
FEAR NEW TARIFF LAW
, Miller, s. D., May 10.--Mormon elders
are mere trying to convert the people
| to their belief. They go from house
70 mousse, engage the people in con-
versation. and leave literature with
them. One woman gave them quite
scoring, telling them that 1t was wrong
Ior men to have more than one Wife
The elders denied that they preached
such doctrine and said that they
would not have known that men had
. more than one wife If she had not
tod them SO. These elders are from
. the beet sugar district of Idaho and
they say that the proposed new tariff
law IN their opinion will ruin the beet
sugar industry, as we'll as the wool
] industry of their state
!, CAPTAIN AMuNDsEN
GUEST OF RICHARDS
Huron. S: D., May 1O.-Capt. Roald
Amundsen discoverer Of the south pole
and one of the greatest Arctic explor-
ers. is in the city today. This evening
! he Is to deliver an address on his ex-
piorations at the Grand opera house.
On his arrival here he was met at
the train by Mayor %. q. Medberg,
Hon. B. o. Richards and Rev. Alfred
Bredesen He was taken to his hotel
the 1iags Of the United States and Nor
. way Captain Amundsen was the
guest OF Mr.. Richards at luncheon to-
day, there meeting large number Of
the business men Of Huron.
sHoTGUN WOUND
RESULTS IN DEATH
Mitchell S. D., May 1O--Wesley O.
Hayes son OF Eben Hayes, of Mill
town. died at st. Joseph's hospital here
last night as the result Of gunshot
wound. The Young man was II years
of age. He went into the fields yester-
day with q load OF poles and with a
loaded shotgun on top of the load,
with which to shoot gophers. When he
, got to the field. he started to pull the
the gun exploded. sending q fun
charge OF shot into the btceps Of the
boys left arm. He climbed upon the
wagon before he became unconscious
, and the horses took him home of their
own accord. going at walk all the
way. Hayes was rushed to Mitchell.
where the wound was dressed and the
Y arteries tied. He had lost SO much
blood, however. that he could not rally.
al His remains were taken to Militowr
by his father. and he will be buried
there. & ss =
"4ATTLlNGr NELSON AS
SOLDIER BOY AcHAMPs
! Sioux Falls, S. D.. May TO- The press
. dispatches N announcing The retire
Ment from the ring OF attling,. Mel.
son say that he has been ..in the ring,
for 10 years, which Is an error Al the
time Of the breaking QUE OF the snan-
tsh- American wkr. IA 1888. or Is year -
ago this summer the battler was tlian
III butcher boy at Huron. and had nevef
zen the ring. 4 He came to sionx
rails with the Huron boys ana enlisted
ID the First Regiment. White in cainn
/ IN this city he put on the xlCyes Al
l |. leAkt once at q nf9lif ha tia alons. Af,s