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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17


Dr., ). Q. Williams Is attending her.
Tl,e little son OF Mr.. j. G. Butler is i'll
atEtheg residence OF his father. on Nichol-
son Street.
Tenn Is visiting her brother, John
Nann. on Denny Street.
Jerome, the little son OF Mr. and N1rs.
James Trcsnon. who has been Ill viii
Group. lias.suftered a relapse:
Edward Manoley who has been III WIN
throat affection for some. time, is able to
be out. lie is still under the care OF
his physician DR.. Kuyk.
Henry Mills continues III al his home on
Williamsburg Avenue. .sisi8 !. 4,
The CUP OF. Cold Water Circle OF the
Kings Daughters and Sons conducted
"rummage sale yesterday at 39o2 VII
Harrisburg Avenue.
tssThc 'X' Musical and Social Club met
on Thursday night with MISS 5allle ia ia Y Y: :
felt on Denny Street. i,; .ss .5
Mrs. Edward Donahne, who has been
III for some time, ls improving.
Miss Mamye Gogan is able TO be out
after recent Illness
Miss ella Crime, who recently und err
went a. delicate operation. is recovering.
Frank Enroughty Is confined at rs
home with Illness
Miss sallIc Davis lis III at her home.
lrsl ne p uliutta Liza 8 uo - = 80
Methodist Episcopal Church Will meet On
wednesday, afternoon at clock at the
residence OF Mrs. Richard Eacho, NO. 81
Nicholson Street.
Rev. r.. H Bennett. former Presiding
Elder OF the Richmond District, will oc-
icupy the pulpit OF Denny Street NJ. =.
Church tonight. At the morning ser!
vice Rev. a. FL Jones, the pastor VIII
fll his pulpit =,
Mrs. w. r. creekmur, who has 4been'ill'
lis somewhat improved.
Mr.. Norman Jordan is quite SICK at
his residence on Nicholson Street.
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FULTON NOTES.

1lcnrico Council No. Tag. Royal Area
mum, will celebrate its twcnty.first mn.
lnlversary OH next Thursday night at Mel:
sen Hall. at the same time the officers
for the ycdr Will be publicly Installed by
the Grand Regent, Rev. +. T.. McFadcn
irhe council Is one Of the most active OF
the smaller councils in The city. and made
a very large gain III membership last
yeaf. Tho anniversary committee OF the
council has arranged an excellent pro-
grammc for the occasion. which is as
follows: I'M (.
opcning-Plaro Recital; lnvocation-Rssv
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Mr.. ! !! a. X IS !.
CHOSEN JUDGE /. CT.
Bank and Secret Orders Elect.
OficersElk Car
nival. Is.
tenao,,, "a The TImes-Dispatcn. -

Especial to Inc ! Hleo@ i, =
sTAUNTON, VA Jan. l6.--OWihs 70
the fact that Judge Henry W. liolt was !,
DISQUALIFIED from sitting in the Ga SEES, hslu
hw consent of counsel of both sides ZION.
A. Caperton Braxton. Monday, sat ~
the consolidated cases Of DAVIDSON vs..
Ayers and Weaver VS.. Ayers. when case
has been on the docket of the ROCK
bridge Circuit Court for great many
yenrs, The cases we're removed 70 the
CORPORATION Court OF staunton because
re late Judge William Nc Lnughiin was
related to some of the parties 60 tne s
suits, but later on when It was iearnG g.
that Judge Holt was dlsaualitled, MI
Rra xton was called to the bench. Coum u, :
eel were allowed until the 2oth 70 ill p'
their briefs in the case.
A. a melting Of the stockholders OF -, =
Augusta. National Bank "Wednesday the
following directors were elected; Me ess' .
svy,lliam Patrick. Andrew BOWLING ~. =
Baker, J.. NJ. SPOTS. Joseph Bark k,nat
John Bowman and Alexander T. R &c, !,
son Of staunton, and Messrs. -, -, ~
Noting and w. NJ Habllston.. OF ,hl '.n,,
r,ond Andrew, Bowling was eleeteu
resilient; Alexander r, Robertson wee
president ana w. P. Tams. cas lao i,
The Spring Hill Lodge, NO. * 20 lnue-
nendent order OF odd-Felows' nays nave
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CHESTNUT HILL
AND. HIGHlAN D Il PARK.

The Young Peoples Progressive Finch
Club was delightfully."- entertained last
Friday evening by Miss Rebecca Clarke
at her residence on Third Avenue. quite
an enjoyable evening was spent by al
present Finch was played until a late
hour. tier whicl1slght refreshments were
served. Among those who were present
may be mentioned, as follows: Misses
Annie Sale, fRebecca. Clarke, Maude Live
say Bessie and Bertha Marshall, Mary
Starke. Messrs Willie Hoppe. Sydnie
Laird, Charlie Orrok, Llewelyn Fiarvie. OF
Richmond: Lamar Henley. and Rlchard
Sale. The notice of the next meeting
will be announced later.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, of Ash
land, va, have been visiting Mrs. Charles
Shafer, of Third Avenue.
The roll OF honor for Highland Park
School. ending for the week. January s.,
Is as follows:
senior B--Miss Elizabeth F, Quinby,
Bessie Marshall, Pattle Christian, Louise
Rennie. Katie Lewis. Ruth Rennie,
intermediate B-Rebecca Clarke. Annie
Sale. Eula Bowman, Leila Wingfield,
Julian Todd.
Junior B-Edna Bowman.
Fifth Grammar Grad e-Mlss Mary Penn
berton, teacher.
Clarke two weeks. Bette Radcliffe Zone
week., Bertha Marshall (twoi weeks), Vtr-
rinia Roane Zone week.. Harvey Rat
ciffe 4,
Third Grammar Grade-Irene Fritsche
(eight weeks, Fannie Gray two weeks,
Usual Sunday morning services at Miz-
ypah Presbyterian Church, this Sunday
morning Mt II o'clock, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. D. Is. Walthall Sunday
school at $3.50 a. NJ.
Mr.g'llugcne Long, who has been quite
sick at his home on Third Avenue, Is
now able to be out.
Mrs, Frank Rennie has returned home.
after spending some time with relatives
lin Petersburg, Va.
Rev. D. Il, Walthall will preach this
afternoon at Overlook Presbyterian
Church Barton Heights, at I o'clock.
Miss Lummie Biglow Is visiting Mrs.
f.. "A, Yarbrough. of Fifth Ayenue,
+ Many new houses are being built on
Chestnut Hill. and Highland Park The
contract has been let by Mr., William
Holiday for a nice residence on Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Little Willie Regan, who has been quite
sick with tonsilitis is improving.
Mrs. Christian Chneidler. OF Third Ave-
nue.. left Thursday for Topeka, Kansas,
to spend several months with her niece.
Mrs, Author Graham,
Miss Mary Lou Hendrlck, OF Hanover
county. was the guest last week OF Mrs.
Yarbrough, OF Fifth Avenue.
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There Is no remedy IN tho world that 4
nccts tho conditions produced by la grippe \
letter than the remedy, Peruna. Perunl
Strengthens as 1t renevntes, soothes while &
1t stimulates, heals as 1t expurgates. Pc
rlna Is not a. purgattve or cathartic, or A
sedative. or stimulant, nor n vegetabl or
mineral poison. 1t reaches the sources
Of all diseases OF the mtcots membranes II
BY It's action on the vase motor system
Of nerves. IA
Every person who has had la grippe 4
during the last year should take a. course v
( Of PerlntL. No one need expect perfect
recovery unless they do so. The grippe
has Produced catarrhal inflammation OF H
tho whole mucous membrane, and good 4
health IS impossible until these arc res
stored to a. normal condition. This Pes
runn will do. a great many remedies
have been suggested for this condition
from time to time. but Peruna appears
to be the only remedy that has any Sub
stantlal value In these cases. It has
never failed to give satisfaction during
forty years experience and still occupies
the unique position OF being the leading
III not tho only specific remedy for the L
after effects OF Ia grippe. "a M
Henry Distin, tho inventor and maker
Of ali tho band instruments for the Henry.
Dlstlli Manufacturing Co.. writes the fol-
lowing from No. I'LL South Ninth street
lA...ad elphia, Pa tx
l5'.I had bad attack Of la grippe last
December. which lasted more than three
ronths and which left}me with catarrll.s
ana severs OF my friends advised me to8
try Peruna.@ I began with bottle the
first week in March and 1t certainly did
mo a great deal of good. I was so we'll
satisfied that purchased another bottle
end followed the directions, and can say
that It has cured me. Il Henry Dstin.a
If you; do not dcrlvo prompt and salts
factory results from tho use Of Peruna,3
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement OF your case and he will be-
pleased to give you his valuable advice
| gratis t az } Y,
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
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have been visiting Mrs s. r Jones. havc
returned to their home III Medlock
Carolina to Visit frlends. 5f
Mrs. G. =. Collins. Of Newport News
WHO Inns demonstrating Mt, and Mrs.t.J.A
Wright hns returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ch,ts. Anderson have
moved to 1880 West Main Street. 34s
a MIR Walter Edinui,ds, who has boon
visiting Mr. ". q. Goync. lihs returned
To his home III Norfolk
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RIDGE SCHOOL BURNED,
That, With Mechanics Hall, De
stroved bY Fire.

Until Ridge School, Henrco county.
can he rebuilt, the school sessions Will
be held In rented quarters at Ridge
Church.
The school, together with the Mo
chancs Hall. was burned thursday al
ternoon. Tho hall caught first, from
what cause is not known. Al the nova
lie property was removed. The proper
.ty will be rebuilt at once.
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Remembered His Bible Class.

At a meeting Of the F,pworth Methoalsl
sunday school last week. the Bible class
taught by Mr. IT C, Osterbind presented
him with beautiful gold Masonic watch
charm, as a token of their love and as-
TEEN for him, Rev. Robert P, Lumpkin1,.
tho pastor of the church, presenting y
for the class, Mr.. Osterbind raceiylng ~
with few feeling and happy remarks.
This is growing school In the West
End and there are several large flp, Dig
classes connected With 1t. Mr.. George w,
KINNEY has been reelected superintcnr
dent for another year,
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cu!AMaERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY Is
~ 49,. pIEASANT4 TO TAKE. !,

cHAMeERLAIN'S. CUUHt1. n11EEETn1F, -
= = .PLEASANTs TO TAKE. III,
The finest quality Of loaf SUGAR - ,u ,,,,s
in the manufacture OF Cnan1p ',saa i,
n nv snrennrntion give It flavor similar.
- 10 mnnle syrup, making It quite pleas.
az ~ -" ~ take, children like It, and MS
T. e. Contains no opium or other harmful
s :, it has no injurious after et-
fan, II always cures, In cnses OF colds,
tunu and whooplng cough It can 20
given with implicit confidence, - -
Equally valuable for adults ara c1''l-
dren. FOR sale by all druggists
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Pe.ru.na
i cures
more
cases q: Of
Ia grippe
than
all other
rem ed'I..ii.e:s.
combined.

especial Judge tho supreme
In Confederate Army. q %
II Street Northwest WASHINGTON p 90 ms 80
Of personal friends ana many aoo 10
OIL o.
months past nave Deen
celebrated 1ee
II " epany s
decided effect upon my apPe
accepe nS
- he for Us
wonderful efficacy II.
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GA @Eo Gt Z A.
=. = The Kind You Have Always Bought
s ';s !; :'' ls<&A@zlzz9

SCHEDULE VIA YORK RIVER LINE,
The next steamer for Baltimore via the
work River Line will sail from West
point Monday, the 18th instant. connection
leaving Richmond 4'2o p. NJ. These
soheduIes have been somewhat dis.
arranged on account OF bad weather con-
a;tIons but it Is hoped that the regular
schedule viii be resumed, beginning With
Tho 18th. steamers sailing from West
pojnt Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
connection leaving Richmond 4'2o - NJ
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ONLY ONE NIGHT TO NEW ORLE ANS
NOZZLE OR PENSACOLA VIA
soUTHER RAILWAY,

nna Fare for the Round Trip, Plus rs
Gents, Account the Mardl Gras Car
nIvaI February 10 to IS, 1904,
These special tickets on sale February
9TH Ia 18th, lnclusivs, limited returning 20
FEBRUARY goth. Will, rrlvilega OF exten,
~ cents, Two limited trains daily. with
Tullmans and Southern Rtilway dining
.,ars, ,the service OF which, represents
the highest standard OF excellSnce.
C. w. w ESTBuRY, D. p, A,
,c5 a. - ~ *, .ek r As
Rsa,, 4. Thu Kind You Hare Always Besshl
''., ]; ItH7AN1s1
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

to attend the Republican conven-
ton. The majority of them were
Crawfordites. Mr.. S. III. Elrod
of Clark was present and ''enthus-
ed'' the boys by patriotic speech.
The convention chose mixed dol
egation.
Harvey Gates has struck job
at the Mill, principally to resur-
rect the remains of real live
circus that once upon time start
ed out from Forest City to tickle
the eyes and ears of the theatre
going public. Its manager, MIR j
G Reid. enjoyed the fun for only
one brief season, when he conclud-
ed he had enough, and the wagons,
tents and other paraphernalia came
home to ''requicscat in pace" at
the Mill. The outfit will now
sleep while longer in the rear of
the old saloon building, till they
''bring the price,.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
Agency Budget

Eugene Ludlow returned from
Sioux Falls Il few days ago and
will remain to take hand in the
roundup.
Don't forget the basket social
at the Agency carpenter shop, on
Monday evening, April 25th. A
large crowd and good time is
anticipated.
Mrs Joseph Hodgkiss furnished
the instrumental music ut the
Catholic church last Sunday. The
fine music was greatly appreciated
and it is to be hoped that Mrs
Hodgkiss will visit us soon again.
Married Observation-Disclosures:
ut the Catholic church, Cheyenne
Agency, S. D., Sunday, April II,
1904, Mr. Cpmmille Ducheneaux
and Miss Angelica Hodgkiss, of
Moreau river, Rev Father Vogel
officiating.
The St. Cecilia choir of the
Catholic church met for practice
at the home of Mrs Fred LaPlant
on Thursday evening. After
practice refreshments were served
and q social hour was spent before
leaving.
q 81 Green ot the Piarre Indsar
school was up few days ago with
Moses Garter who was suffering
with consumption and could not
go to school any more. His home
is on the Cheyenne Reservation.
and he will be cared for at the
hospital.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
Entered as second class matter at the Postot.ic,
at Forest City, s. ID.
Wanted>>Good Roads

The Board of County Commits
sioners were over again Tuesday
to see what could be done for the
improvement of our roads. We
understand that the board are
inclined to do what is right in the
matter, but they are short of
funds.
The fact of the matter is that
our town is entitled to two good
roads, instead of the one that our
citizens have petitioned for. The
second one that we should have an
appropriation for is one from the
south extended thru the town to
| the north.
We understand that the Board
are inclined to think that their
ability to give us even one good
road is limited by the amount of
money at their command. AS q
suggestion, we would like to say
we have heard it stated that there
was considerable money lying idle
in the school fund. We believe
this is also true of other funds at
the disposal of the Commissioners.
Some of the money in these funds,
if such is the case, ought to be
transferred to the road fund.
We think that the rest of Potter
county is as much entitled to good
roads along the Missouri river as
Forest City is; for if we had them
we believe it would encourage our
farmers to plant more trees, as
\ ttAey-wosaadroems-totlnsFi~s tlns Fi~sroften.
er to get native stock.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

At the Republican mass conven-
tioD at Gettysburg last Saturday
j. r. Hughes was elected chair
man and A. Peterson. secretary.
The following named persons were
elected as delegates: John f.
WAitlock, H. L. Meacham, c. b.
r. sa, William Toomey, John j.
Seymour. VIM. Denton.
The following were elected as
delegates: r. NJ. Carr, Henry
Hawkinson, Beaton Honer, S. NJ.
Howard, John Campbell, A. III.
Brewer.
On motion the chairman was in
strlnted to select the delegates to
the judicial convention when the
proper time to do SO arrives.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
The Republicans of Potter county. in
convention assembled. are proud to reaf-
firm their allegiance to the principles o
the Republican party.
we enthusiastically endorse the wise
fearless and patriotic administration OF
Theodore Roosevelt. and declare that h,
should receive the unaalmous nominatio,
from the Republican national convention
We heartily endorse the able and bust
ness like administration of Governor
Charles n llerreid and all our presen
state officers.
We are proud of our delegation in Con
grcss and heartily commend their abl'
and efficient work.
The abilty.a and untiring energy of oul
supreme court judges meets our approval
and we endorse them for reelection.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
1t is interesting to note that fortunes
Lrn frnnunnflN nada hN the invention if

1t is interesting to note that fortunes
are frequently made by the invention ~
articles of minor Importance. Many of
the most popular devices arc those de-
signed TO benefit the people and meet pop
ular conditions. and one of the most in
ercsting oI these that has ever been in
vented is the DIR. White Electric Comb
patented Jan. !, 90 These wonderful
Combs positively cure dandruG. hair fall.
ing out. sick and nervous headaches. and
when used with DR.. Whites Electric llait
Brush are positively guaranteed to make
sands OF these electric combs have been
sold in various cities of the Union and the
demand is constantly increasing. Oui
agents are rapidly becoming rien selling
these combs. They positively sell on
sight. Send for sample. Mems size 3ac,
ladies SOC (half price while wc arc intro
ducing them. The DIR. White Electric
Comb Co. Decatur, ILL.,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

Also publisher of CAMPO KIN" monthly,
the only paper in the Sioux language except
one) in the United States.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

The Press is pleased to acknowl-
edge the receipt of a copy of a
little booklet entitled ''Informa-
ton for Visitors" issued by the
managers of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition at St.Louis, to-
gether with an advertising propo-
sition. Everybody should have
one of them. An extra rush OF
job work prevents us from saying
more about it in this issue.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
8orsst Sisn 5'fs.s
E. P. THORNE, PuB. & PRop'R

Communications and items solicited from on
readers, which must reach us by Tuesday nigh
to insure prompt publication.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
RI'P.A.N.S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription

For mankind

The Scent packet is enough f1r usual occa
supply Tor ysar. All druggists sell them.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

Query: Why don't the Evdrts
Journal exchange with the Forest
City Press! We will give a prize
of a years subscription to the
Press to anyone who will write us
an article satisfactorily answering
this question. We get to see a
copy of the Journal just abou,
once in three months.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
Basket Social

You are cordially invited to at
tend a Basket Social to be held at
the Agency carpenter shop, for
the benefit of the Catholic church.
on Monday evening, April 25th.
Ladies are requested to bring
baskets. {
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
Minor Mention

Horseradish at-JoHNsToN's.
Mesdames Ripley and Sutton
were up last Saturday to trade.
Mrs Brehl accompanied her
husband to Gettysburg last Satur-
day.
John Brehl and Willie Oliver
have gone with the allotment sur
veyors.
Fresh Goldfish at JOHNSTON'S
Landlord Gates is repapering
the interior of his popular res
taurant.
Frank Reisen was the guest of
T. G Lafferty and family Wednes-
dny evening.
slners 9 Canvas Leg Bs'ots 81 Il
Johnston's.
Will Shepardson is helping Ed
Sutton to break horses, and was in
town Tuesday for a short time.
Mrs Lena Hughes and daughter
Violet were over from the Agency
Tuesday night to visit her brother
Henry Jennerman.
Jay Cook and Roy Hall who
have been in the employ of Frank
Aldrich, expect to leave this week
for the Reservation to help on the
roundup.
Ernest Mortenson has been add
ed to Ed Orsborn's force on the
farm. He was in town Tuesday
in company with L Bonsey after
their mail.
Our thanks are due to Mr. Anton
Peterson of Gettysburg for the ac.
count of the Republican county
convention elsewhere in this issue
of The Press.
Lee De Long OF Evarts came
down with Major Hump and Capt.
Iron Lightning Tuesday. The
latter were on their way home
from Washington, d. e.
James Pearman and Carson Will.
liams were rusticating in town
this week and remembering Ye
Poor Printer by paying up Their
subscriptions for year in ad
vance.
For SALE-The publisher Of
The Press (being lonesome for
lorn has new Sewing Machine
just arrived from the shops of the
Standard company at Cleveland
Ohio, which he desires to sell. |,
can be seen at the residence of Mi
and Mrs l. Bonsey.
A letter from Mr. o f Combel
lick, at Dakota University, Mitch
ell, reports ''affairs running along
nicely and satisfactorily" He i
still much interested in our school
and inquiries about his algebrt
class. We Judge he is the owner
Of a typewriter, from the style o1
his letters.
Harry Shipley returned from
Cornelius. Oregon, Monday ant
gives good accounts of that par
Of the country. The town is about
20 miles from Portland. He re
ports it great fruit country. III,
expects to go back again in abou'
! a month. He brought with him
number of young fir trees to Civ,
to his friends.
John Brehl. H J Eidam, G
Joseelyn and H G Lafferty wen
over to Gettysburg last Saturday
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
G. A. B. School Notes

~ - - 0\AAVQ{ IVVIGS
Mr. Green, of the Pierre school.
stayed at the school Saturday
night.
MIR Thorne, of the Forest CITY
Press, was at the school Saturday
morning.
The new dresses, with the ex-
ception of those for the smaller
girls, are nearly finished.
Miss Dunham's classes had their
social Friday evening. James Le-
beau won first prize for finding
names of cities.
Mr. j Murphy left with the sur
veying party on Monday. He
will be greatly missed by his many
friends at the school and Agency.
Mrs Dobbs and Mrs Congdon
went to Forest City Saturday aft
ernoon. Something went wrong
with MIR. Olson's boat and they
drifted down the river below the
tank.
Major Hatch gave talk at the
general assembly held at the school
Sunday evening. The subject of
his talk was Struggles for knowl-
edge" There were many visitors
present.
The school acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a box of pipestone thru
the receipt of Miss Lucy Jones of
the Pipestone, Mimi, school. who
sent them to Mrs Mossman. 1t
will be used in the manual work in
the different rooms.
Assembly was held Wednesday
evening. There was large dis
play Of work from the sewing
rooms and Miss Walsh's school
room. The work by the kinder
'garten class in the girls sewing
room, and the large boys, in the
boys sewing room, were particu-
larly good.
AMEY SHEPPARD.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21
Launch No. 2

Commodore Kluth is busily en-
gagged on his new gasoline launch.
He expects to have it ready for
the water next week. 1t is to be
propelled by a screw, and is "a
feet long.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

For Sale-Seven head of cattle.
consisting of 2 cows, 2 3-year old
heifers, l 3-year old steer, 1 2
year-old heifer. Can be seen at
farm Of r. K. Thorre, 6 miles
west of Gettysburg. For price.
ETC., call on or address. A. l..
Thorne, Pierre, S. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-04-21

The Press has received a copy
OF the call for the Prohibition
State Convention, too late for in
sertion in this issue. 1t is to be
held at Mitchell ON Wednesday,
June Sth.
j K Hetherington of Lebanon
has our thanks for II years sub.
scriptioh to The Press.