Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30

oi 81 t skirts and low necks.
TX $ the best quality of booster
argnmant the threshing machines are
| out.
| Dry&n is lecturing on GA Cause
less War;" while Wilson is diplo-
mstically promoting warless cause.
| The First State Bank of Presho,
has bcnght and taken over the build
| ing and business of the Merchants
State Bank of that place.
Colonel Bryan has not yet reached
the gang plank on his way to Europe
to crate against the artillery and
musketry that is now speaking loud
| ly over there.
Ireland's emigration is now the
| lowest it has been since 1851 and its
population has begun to increase
though slowly. This means much
for the Emerald Isle.
Astronomer Mellush, who has dis
| covered his fourth comet, deserves
much praise. But the Gary Inter
State thinks we might have worried
along with the comets we had.
J. F. Anstett, publisher of the
Pioneer at Manila, has found the
present location unsatisfactory and
has moved his plant to Philip. His
paper will be issued from that point
in the future.
Prof. Taft says our present policy
if turning the Philippines into an
other Mexico. Well, we can give
away the Philippines and nobody
will cry Republican administration
paid 800, 900, 900 for that fight.
/ Hunters should remember that the
season for prairie chicken and grouse
ends on October 9th, the limit for
shooting these birds being one month.
On ducks. geese and water fowl the
season closes on December lst.
Bulgaria is asserting that it was
only placing itself in a position of
armed neutrality and does not intend
to fight, excepting in self defense,
Armed neutrality in the explosive
Balkan atates is an ever present
| danger.
The ia ties have been turned and
TIE RusaiG ns have stopped retreating
and are moving in the other direc-
ton. Ir ne vicinity of Pinsk and in
Galicia the Germans are falling back
and the Russians are retaking lost
positions. Perhaps the grand duke
was no good military schemer.
In speaking of his crops, farmer
in Minr asota said: 81 have bumper
crop cf uats, will have a heavy yield
Of poys sass, and my timothy and
clover 3 . the best | ever had, but
ibe buno.3 bees have to get down on
thel. Knees to suck the honey out of
the tassels on the corn"
Our exports to Germany during the
first year Of the war declined by $780,
100000 6u. exports to Denmark, Hol-
land. Norway and Sweden during the
same time increased by $3.50 900, 900
which indicates that Germany still
continued to buy our goods through
these countries.
The Balkans nations are carefully
explaining that they are merely mob
ilizing their troops in order to pre-
serve their neutrality, as Holland and
Switzerland have done. But, some
way, the Impression will not down
that when the Balkans troops are
m mobilized there is apt to be lively
rough and tumble fight. For it is
seldom the Balkan nations stop at
mobilizing.
The primaries of 1916 are six months
in the future and the general election
farther yet, but already there are
evidences that two mighty interest.
ing battles of ballots are ahead. Both
the republican and democratic pri.
mary for state candidates promise tc
be mighty lively and the republican
county primary is also likely to be