Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
Mrs. N. o. Dristy of Blunt, passed
Monday in Pierre.

Mrs. N. O. Dristy of Blunt, passed
Monday in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick
visited with friends at Blunt Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Hyde of Harold, visit
ed in the city with friends over Sun
day.
State Auditor Handlin left Tuesday
for the eastern part of the state for a
several days stay.
Monday the Masonic Temple at Hur-
on burned to the ground. The loss is
estimated at $50, 900.
H. S. Heirick, state game warden,
has returned from a trip to the west
ern part of the state.
judging from Roosevelt's campaign
speeches one might believe that the
colonel is running again for president
Mrs. Schuppert of Yankton, member
of the state library commission, has
rendered her resignation as a member
of that commission.
Tuesday is Halloween and it might
be we'll to see that everything is
either locked up or fastened tight.
You know boys will be boys.
A good improved 200 acre farm 215
miles from Bruno, Pine County, Min
nesota, to trade for residence proper
ty in Pierre or Fort Pierre.-F, G.
Harris, Osakis, MINI.
The marriage of Rev G. A. Thodie
of Blunt, and Miss Lovina Hilborn
of Elmira. Ont, occurred at the home
Of the bride on October II. Rev. and
Mrs. Thodie have returned to Blunt
to reside.
This week we publish the referred
laws ard amendments to the constitu-
ton to be voted on at the coming cleo
ton. Read them over carefully that
you may be in a position to cast your
vote intelligently.
Our good friend, G. l. Hyde, GOO
ed in the trophy offered in the As
Army Colt revolver shoot in the Ma
tional shooting in Jacksonville,
5 Florida last week. Mr.. Hyde went
up against a record of nine bulls eyes
and gained a ten bull eye record.
! Guy Graudle of near Canning, has
2 badly bruised face as the result OF
being bicked by a steer. One tooth
was knocked out and a deep cash cut
which necessitated several stitches
being taken to close the wound.
Japan's new ministry promises
friendship if her interests and dig
!. nifty are not infringed. With Uncle
Sans record for patient forbearanc'
such Az infringement would seem i'm
possible.
: South Dakota farmers are making n,
complaint about the weather and nei
Their are they complaining about tn
b corn crop they are harvesting. TIL
g quantity and prices being realized ar
I fine. However, there have been yer
few times when South Dakota farmer
have had cause to complain
The South Dakota civilian rife tear
finished fifth with 2,577 points out c
5000 at Jacksonville, Florida, thi
week. The standing of the other team
which will finish tomorrow is: Wye
ming guard, 2,O2l; Colorado guard
1897; Wyoming civilian, 1892.
Oklosodak: South Dakota receive
new rifles all around on last Monday an
y a new issue of clothing on Tuesday. TIL
u rifles were especially appreciated as som
of those which had been in use were oil
u guns and had become pitted in the Dor
of the most industrious polishing and til
: most careful cleaning it was impossibl
to make them appear well.
le Remember, put an X before tn
y name of j. J. Batterton for congress
man from this district. You will b
e voting for a man who will represer
\. you and who will be able to secu1
ID advantages for his constituents. NJ
id a man who is working for big int
ests and the people be damned. M
w Batterton stands high in the favor
the present administration and wi
1e bring results.
i'll More and more are American idef
of peace coming to be recognized
the countries of Europe. Eventual
~ America will be called on to act
arranging peace between the warrin
nations and then will be fully apprec
- ted the acts of President Wilson.
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Victor E. Lambert's new play 9Th
/, Other Mans Wife" is scheduled to a.
pear at the Grand November 2. TT
: story of the play is the double standal