Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-14

IRE. SOUTH DAKOTA. !
After the showdown, the ability to
bluff is sf very little consequence.
II He weather man does the square
thinr he will put on couple Of
months of Indian summer.
TIC sttorney generals department
has r ID that county commissioners
nust allow bills for detective services
used IN ferreting out cattle rustlers.
IT, people of the United States are
snsa h.lg in terms of billions this
ysa. There is the billion bushel
wheAo crop, billion dollar loan, etc.
Bryan got ST, 500 for peace talk at
Boat >. Its mighty smart man who
can cspitalize his opposition to his
OWE resident in this way.-Faulk-
ton Record.
1t Is related the Judge Marquis of
Wat wn, has entered the political
field >. candidate for a position on
zee supreme bench to succeed Judge
Mccoy.
The requisite number of members
hayinSS been secured, Company C of
the South Dakota National Guard at
Lead vas re-mustered into service
Saturday night.
The supreme court of Oregon has
upheiu the opening of Sunday theat-
ers on the ground that they are a
Necessary. One Oregon lid doesn't
Imply III kinds.
People residing on the Pacific coast
experienced severe earthquake shocks
on the second day of this month. Much
damage was done, and for hundreds of
miles along the Southern Pacific rail
road the shake was terrific.
Stockmen from Iowa and Illinois
have been buying cattle in this state
and nav shipments of stock are 60
ing east. The cattle are in fine flesh,
the feed having been exceptionally
good. Horse buyers are still beating
the bushes for war supplies.
Those who have put in winter grain
this fall have every! reason to be
satisfied with the weather. So far as it
has been both sunshine and rain in
abundance, giving the grain plenty of
moisture 20 form strong root system.
The increased acreage of winter grain
is quite large.
Tha annual chapter of the Mineral
Resources volume of the United
States Geological survey covering
gold silver, copper, lead and zinc
mined in New Mexico and Texas in
1914 has just been published as a
separate chapter. Copies may be OBJ
tanned from the Director of the Sur
vey, W ssnington, d. G.
South dakota bankers have in view
the application of judicial restraint
to tho forcement of the order of
the barking commission regarding
the cap9sit of the reserve banks. A
meeting vas held in Mitchell last
wees 10 discuss that phase of the
subject The interstate commerce
law Ma ne appealed to.
Sore lewspapers express the
thought chat labor should be enthusi-
astlc oya4 the concessions made in
the Colorado mines by Rockefeller
CLAIMING .hat what is donated by the
rich n labor should satisfy. Labor
ls not looking for donations from the
rich What it wants is square dea
for its share of the production of
wealth and decent working condi.
lions, a.. not donations.
But for the possibilities of serious
consequences, the antics of Greece
would seem funny. Having lureG
,O0O aired troops within its bound
aries, Greece concludes not to embarh
on the hazards of war. 1t is going
to be benevolently neutral. Are
these troops to be interned until the
close Of The war, the same as are the
BelgiaEs crowded oyer into Holland
st the begin ming of the war; It looks