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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
Find African Sea Serpent.

Missionaries connected with the Liv-
i%ngstonian mission on the shores of
Lake Nyassa. in central Africa, vouch
for the statement thu, while . boat be-
longing TIC the British central and AZ
rican administration was crossing the
lake recently ii was attacked by a spe-
cies Of soa serpent. The reptile, which
is described as being as thick as a
mans leg, tried 10 board the vessel,
and was with difficulty beaten off with
-ar- aul % Les
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
Agency Budget

Miss Johns left for the east Oh
Monday.
Miss Walsh returned from her
vacation Sunday.
Geo Washburn went to Forest
City Wednesday night horseback
to take Il short ride into the coun-
try.
\. farewell party was given to
Miss Judge Monday evening. who
has resigned a. head nurse ut the
hospital.
Mrs .Amundson. and her aunt
Miss KoalstaG left for Mound City
Tuesday. accompanied by Arthur
Hatch coachman.
y party vas given in honor Of
Miss Emery, Tuesday week. at the
residence OF Major Hatch. on the
eve oil her departure for Pierre.
Fred LaPlant couldn't forego a
force OF habit. so got up out OF his
sick bed last Monday to 90 to
Evarts to see the shipments OF
cattle.
Frank j Pliska the new black
smith. went over the river horse.
back Saturday evening to spend &
day visiting the Messrs Kula and
Philips.
Arthur Hatch returned last Sat.
urday from his uncle's farm neal
Mound City. The latter had tht
misfortune to lose nearly all of hi:
crops by hail.
James Joslin was here Sunda,
TO visit his friends and stayed
over Monday to help tht
\ G Maria get the fifty extra In
dian teams over the river that wer,
going to Convocation.
Mrs D l. Green assisted at tn,
Mess House a couple days in Mr.
Ludlow's place, who went out t.
Fred LaPlants ranch to help car,
for him during his sickness. Tn
latter did not stay but a coupl
days, because Fred said he had t,
90 Evarts.
Miss Elsie Dunn accompanie,
Mrs Ludlow out to Fred LaPlant'
ranch last Sunday. They return
ed Monday and report having ha'
a splendid time at the roundup
camp, the Mossman wagon bein;
near by. The boys got up a spec
ial dinner for their benefit. an
otherwise specially entertaine
them.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
COT OFF CHEAP

He may well think he has got off
cheap who after having contracted
constipation or Indigestion. is still
able to perfectly restore his health.
Nothing will do this hut DR.. King
New Life Pills. A quick. pleasant
and certain cure for headache. con-
stipation etc. &c at, JosceIyn's
afdsst.JtA, gdsrtntssA:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

The Co. Sup't has issued a call
for - meeting of teachers to be
held at Gettysburg next Saturday,
Sept. 9. The objects of the meet
ing are to talk over the plans for
the year. to establish solmE united
effort for the improvement of the
spelling in our schools, and to or
ganize the Teachers Reading Cir
Gle.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

Will Manful left Gettysburg
last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
Jno Comstock and Mr. Grimm in
his automobile. They got as far
as MI Comean 9 miles from Forest
City where he had a breakdown.
There the passengers got q com
mon every day wagon to finish their
trip. On arrival here Mr. Grimm
telephoned over to DR. Dwight to
come after him with his auto. He
responded by getting oyer here
in about another hour. In the
meantime Will Manful got his
machine so it would 90 and came
on down. Thus we had two auto
mobiles in front of the Gates
House las. Friday at the same
time.
Messrs Bunkhold of Eales and
Jno Aassc and a nephew of the
latter from the east were the
guests of MI and Mrs kluth Sun
day. Mr. Aasse was a resident of
this county up to four years ago,
when he went back to Wisconsin.
He has returned to his old love
again and settled on a homestead
among the Fish bhttes, sever
miles southeast of town.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
Minor Mention

Albert Gordon and wife we're
in town Tuesday.
Rey Il Ashley was Owe to
visit for an hour.
+ Whitlock returned from a
weeks soiourn ut Eyarts.
School is to open next Monday
with Rev Collins as teacher.
Simon Nilladson was in last
week with the first ripe plnms.
Arthur and Walter Lefierty
were up from the ranch last week.
Cha>. Douglas went over to the
Agency this morning 10 help the
carpenters al thc school.
The interest in Sunday School
still keeps up by an encouraging
attendance and collection.
DIR Dwight had a crowd of
Gettysburg people over with him
in his automobile Sunday.
Mesdames Ripley and Reed
went over to the burg Tuesday to
have some dental work done.
Messrs Booher OF Lebanon and
Chas Dodd of Gettysburg we're
over to buy cattle Wednesday.
There was quite . heavy rain
fall in this part OF the county
Thursday morning at . o'clock.
A Il Rome left last Friday for
a visit at Elk Point, returning
yesterday.
Royal Neighbour meeting at Mrs
ID l. Green's tomorrow (Fri.)
afternoon.
Miss Olive Combellick and
father were the guests of VIM.
Ripley and family Il few days this
week.
Tom Caywood accompanied the
Indian children who left for
Flandreau last Friday as far as
Gettysburg.
Geo. Harrison of Sioux Falls
was among the arrivals Tuesday
and went over to the Agency tC
try to get Il job.
+ | Stevens, of Gettysburg.
Formerly a resident of this vicin.
ity. came over last Friday to visit
old acquaintance.
Miss Margie Gates is giving us
some valuable assistance in folding
and mailing our papers, The Press
and Anpao kin.
The third publication of the
contest notice on this page is ne
cessitated by a new regulation OF
the u. S. Land Office.
The ferryboat A G Maria ha.
been extra busy since last Satur
day crossing the Indians who arr
going to Convocation.
F Whitlock and Mrs A I
Johnston and sister and niece took
a jaunt to Pierre the first of tn,
week, returning Tuesday.
jake Kluth left for Gettysburg
Tuesday. where he will joir
Albert Gordon and others who
will 90 up north to work in the
harvest fields.
jeff Sage is having a sore time
of it with his hands all caused BY
the gasoline engine company not
sending a crank with their engine.
He says its a strenuous life.
Tom Caywood and C r Dougla.
went down to the Artichoke Tues
day afternoon and came back witt
five fat duck. They report thai
they never before saw such hay.
Claud Joscelyn took photo
graph of CE Douglas residenc,
and the ferryboat Star and scow
which he has been showing to hi,
friends. They + fine pictures.
The Pioneer Store is gradual,
j, replacing its wooden counters will
glass showcase counters Of til,
! latest improved style. Two hav'
been installed during the pas
/. week.
Coo porolo &c VVh:%oh. 49,.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
ATTACKED BY A MOB

and beaten III d labor riot until
covered with sores, a Chicago
street a conductor applied Buck
lens Arnica Salye and was soon
Sound and well. Il use it in my
family writes G. J. Welch of Tc-
konsha Mich land find it perfect
Simply great for cuts and burns.
Only BE at Ioscelyn's drugstore.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

Lost-while crossing on ferry
boat, Aug 25 ladies black jacket
trimmed with black silk and black
and white mixed braid, with steel
cut buttons. Finder please leave
at Press office.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

VIM Miles accompanied by his
daughter Mrs Veal and Miss
Annie Conlev Of Copp stopped
over last Friday night on his way
home with supplies for his ranch.
Mrs V. is is the z. NJ. of Chance
and Mr. NJ. is one of the commiss-
toner's of Butte county. who hold
their sessions at Belle Fourche.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

ySHfQ 1SDS0 may y. fcu.au on Cte n: Geo.
liltS reE =. howell 4 Co.'S Scwspspef
NNer:i>!.n. sirlr1r t,csn.uce S.. whore adrer.
SIN; e.'.is*risiray tc made fNf FIN New Yo.k.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

This is ripe wear for prairie
hres and they will take you up in
smoke.
IF
you
watch
out
! leeals.
FWf 1 c$
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

Harry Oliver was in from the
roundup Thursday for a couple
hours visit. The wagon was in
camp at Stove Greek.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31

Call and get some OF our old eX-
changes that we have no use for.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Doesn't Want JOB.

Alliance. Neb.. July 6-DurinR
conference with the president ex-
Secretary Root made the positive ~.
sertiou that he would not accept the
Office Of secretary Of state. He also
said that he was doing fairly we'll in
his law practice and that he was
clearing about ssoO. 900 pcr annum.
The presidential trip to this CITY wat
uneventful.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
SECRETARY HAY
LAID TO REST
Services at Wade Chapel by
DR.. Hiram Hayden.
President Roosevelt a nd Ca binet
Mem bers Attend Burial of
Body in Lake View Gem
etery--Gloomy Event.

Cleveland, o.. July 5-In silent
gloom the foneral services over the
body Of the dead secretary Of state.
John Hay. were held in Wade chapel
today and It wsa then escorted to Lake
View cemetery for burial by loving
friends. The offioiAtinR pastor was
DR.. Hiram Hayden Of the Presby terian
church.
President Roosevelt, Vice President
Fairbanks. sll members Of ths oabi-
not. excepting NJ. TAFT, and other
prominent ofiicials we're present
After the services Troop A. Of the
Ohio National guard. bore the cssket
70 the hsarse behind which the honor.
ary pall bearers. Secretary Shaw. At
tornsy General Moody. Postmaster
General Oortelyou. Secretary Hit.h-
cook and Secretary Metcalf, followed
bare headed.
President Roosevelt escorted Mrs.
Hay to the carriage. Tho grave II
near the Rockefeller monnolish.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
FOUL ATTEMPT
AT MURDER
Five People Injured At Rock
vale by Being Shot.
Joe Podock, an Austrian, who
is Accused Of Doing the
Shooting. Out on .
Heavy Bond.

A dastardly attempt was made At .
wholesale murder as Rockvale yester.
day and the reason half dosen peo-
pie were not killed outright 10 from
the fact that the occupants Of the
house we're seated far apart.
Joseph Podook. who IL charged with
the shooting. and who Wa almost
Immediately thrown In Jail BY the
officers. IL said to have been on An
hilarious drunk since Saturday
night. Being still Angered At what
he thought was abusive treatment
administered to him by one Of the
injured men some time ago. he armed
himself with . shotgun and stopping
outside Of the home Of one of the in
jured. fred point blank at tho wall.
A hole was blown in the wall Of the
mouse nearly two feet in circumference
and the shot was also imbedded in the
furniture In the house.
There were not less than eight peo.
pie in the building at the time he
shot was fred. Five Of them were
moro or less injured, but mono Of them
fatally. It seemed to be impossible
to secure the names Of the wounded,
but one man had fifteen shots In
his back. another i've shots In the
right leg and . third one shot In
the left leg. One womau's temple
was glazed BY ono Of the shot and
was rendered unconscious. A baby
sleeping in . cradle Wa also struck
on the temple but WAS not seriously
wounded.
Everybody interested are Austrians.
The would.be murderer was sought
for by the officers and was soon landed
in place Of safety behind the bars
Of the Rookvals calaboose. At his
own request he IVES given % early
bearing and was placed under . heavv
bond to appear in the district court
next November.
Some time 60 Podook 10 said 70
| have gone m 4 blood hunting expedi
tion and was about TO kill his wifc.
10 IL 10 reported. Aiming himsslf
with . shotgun he sought ont the
place where his wife was Stopping
and was about 10 kill her whom
friends are ssid to have intsTfsrsd
amid stopped the impending murder.
The town Of Rookvale was thorough
ly aroused yesterday.
A report from there this morning
says the injured are doing nicely I'M.
der the circumstances. The shot. or
nearly all Of them have been extract.
ed by DR.. Williamson who VA called
to administer to the wants Of the
iuj.red.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Convention Tomorrow.

Denver. July 6-Epworth LeaR.
uers ars arriving from all over the
country and up till noon today more
than 10. 900 arrived with half - many
more to reach here BY tomorrow.
The different state delegations arc be.
ing located in separate parts Of the
city. The great convention will mol
begin until tomorrow. although ser.
vice will be held tonight in which
the snortory "Elijah" will be suna
BY $50 voices
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

st. Petersburg. July 6-Ths police
attempted to arrest . man today who
was carrying dynamite near N iron
works. The capture was not Affect.
ed until the man had shot and killed
one policeman and wounded ssvssai
Others. The strikers then gathered
and they wsre not dispsrsed until ~
eral were killed.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
The Dead and Injured.

Chicago. I'LL. July 5-The Tribune
In footing up its annual Fourth Of
July statistics says that fcrty two are
dead and 24Sl were injured. The flre
loss 10 ei15. .0OU. There were seven
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
teen more deaths this year then last.
Damaged Batt,eship Arrives.

damaged battIeSnIp ArHIVeo.
st. Petersburg, July b--C battle
ship Tottenkip arrived 1t Theodosia,
on the Crimsan coast TODAY. Il was
out of coal. provisions and medical
ATTENDANCE
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
More Banks Close.

Washington. July b-Ths Spring
Valley National bank and the First
National bank Of TsIergo. Ill. owned
by O. J. Devolin. Of Topeka, are
closed ~ . result Of the failure Of the
First National bank Of Topeka.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Tho Daily Tribune 100 psr month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
JEROME LOOKS
INTO SCANDAL
Hartman Submits Papers For Prose
cutor's Inspection.
SCHIFF is ALSO VISITED
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF EQUIT-
ABLE MIXUP.

Anew YORK, July 2L-District Attorney
IN Jerome returned from his summer
home at Lakeville today and imme-
dfateIy began his promised investigation
of the affairs of the Equitable Assurance
society. At the close of the day Mr..
jerome issued the following statement. on
which he declined TO make any comment:
II went TO the Equitable building TO
meet Mr.. Hartman, as l understood that
lie was going away tomorrow and de-
sired to see the moch-talked of Union
made a careful examination OF the terms
of he agreement. Mr.. Hartman also
stated that his books and papers We're in
the custody of his counsel, Judge LoNeft,
who was instructed to waive any question
of professional privilege and TO produce
at any time that I might deem of import
ance i'm the conduct of any investigation
of matters within my jurisdiction. The
syndicate agreement was one, the terms
Of which would have at any time been
produced for the inspection of the super
intcndeut Of insurance The Equitable
Life Assurance society was not a party
to the said agreement and had. not been
at any time.
II then went 10 Kuhn Loeb x Co.'S
building and had an. interview with ia
ton in regard to the details of syndicate
operations referred to i'm the Prick and
Hendricks reports, producing papers
showing the exact character Of those syn
dictate operations and volunteering TO give
me any further Information or to produce
any other documents which L might at
any time desire"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
JUDGE KING AT BLACKFOOT.
Pioneer Day Observed in the Lively
Idaho City In a Strenu-
ouc Nannar

BlackfOot. Ida. July 24.-Blackfoot
celebrated Pioneer Day in metropolitan
style. The day was beautiful one for
the big programme which had been
most deliberately planned. From the
time the first gun was fired at sunrise
until a stiff downpour of rain at six
in the evening dampened the ardor of
the celebration. there were strenuous
dOings which kept the big crowd on
tiptOe of anticipation all day. After a
very creditable parade in the forenoon,
the big crowd gathered a the beaUti-
ful court house park where "A brilliant
Grafton was delivered by Judge X ling
of Salt Lake.
In the afternoon a crowd of about
two thousand people gathered at the
Fair grounds park 10 witness the ball
game between Dad Gimlin's St An
thony bunch and the locals. The game
started of in a beautiful exhibition.
the visitors garuering their only run
in the first inning and for four innings
OF perfect baseball the score remained
one TO nothing. then the locals found
Castleton's puzzling delivery for
bunch OF hits that netted three runs.
and again i'm the seventh a couple of
hits aided by some ragged fielding
gave them three more. Stelz. Of Black
foot. was invinCibIe and after the inn
ing held the hard hitting Ieaguers from
81. Anthony safe al all times. In addi-
tion to this he received fauitless sup
port and after the fourth inning Black
foot was never in danger. The game
was called during the first part of the
eighth inning by the umpire because Of
the refusal OF the St Anthony team
10 remove coacher at third base who
was making illusions of a personal
character
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25

aierhness came right along with a forty,
ond ro1h 'he tirst two holes on the seq
mad tbo I'll, III tne first round. Hardness
~ me sixth hole one or the ferrorS
pL the course. in three. on tbe eleven
ILy.Ss prayed. Hardness was Ali so,,.rc
gravel c9sirso "hieh Is going plenty on a
-, asls won every hole i'm his first round
enough to hold DOGGY even On rn9t s1pOu
80 McCrimmon had the sotfsfarttor, ~
NAV fbss ne haa made the Salt Laker
Inc Wicks- Palmer match looked ike :.
fbeyls ' soI Tor the first five holes. all OF
lem gong TO the Butte man: but yVicLs
stralghtened out at the sixth and was
match player because he had had little
experience in hard competition. played
! 1ne iirst four holes in 10. and scared
IIsishop Holman, as Butte calls him. into
PLAYING a forty-two on the first nine
NOES Ihat gave him such lead ne was
more. holes before he could cinch the
round and the game.
The Final Ceremony.
When Holman and HoIbrook came i'm.
tne last OF the players TO finish the sheet
the tension lean IAN. sweep for Salt Lake and
an n 2 presentation was in order. The big
s oSv cup was brought out filled will.
cnain1pagne and placed on little stand
on~the veranda. Captain HodRens of the
lutte team and Captain Hale of the Salt
LAKE club. stood by the table while the
Butte captain made little speech He
said ne had been delegated by his team to
say they had been beaten. and beaten
henorably.-out that while they had lost
ms cup they bad won such hospitality
from the Salt Lakers, -that Il served TO
oltset the severity OF defeat: they had
been treated royalty and wanted a chance
next year TO get even in Butte for both
the defeat and the courtesy shown them.
they had been the recipient of special
Kindness by the ladies OF the Country club.
and they hoped to see not only the salt
lake men, bat the ladies well. come
10 Butte as their guests With that he
took the cup and started IL on the round
81 the players and assembled club mem
hers.
on a call from the gathering Hale. as
captain Of the winning team. said the salt
a kerS teft that the game had been played
Under circumstances that put the visitors
~ q disadvantage. and he hoped the two
teams would meet again next year and for
many n year after 1t had been "A pleas
IRE, naturally. to have the opportunity
20 return the royal hospitality extended
10 the salt Iakers when they were IN
Butte last year. and he could not con-
ceai the pleasure IL gave the team to win
the cup after the hard drUbbing they got
year ago.
At the close Of the little ceremony trans
ferring the cup to the victOrs, dinner was
served and the social programme of the
evening began.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
ANAL GAMATED COPPER
COMPANY WINS A CASE

Helena, Mont, July 24.-The supreme
court today reversed the decision of
Judge Clancy of Butte in the case or
Edward Hickey, NJ. a. Hickey and j.
NJ. Stewart, against the Anaconda &
Washoe companies, better known as
the Nipper case. in which the lower
court after memorable trial held that
certain veins of the Anaconda and
WashOe mines of the Amalgamated had
their apex in the portion of the Nipper
mine owned by Heinze. The case is re-
versed on account of errors largely at
tribUted to the failure of Judge Clancy
TO admit certain evidence brought out
upon the closer examination of Stew
art, one of the plaintiffs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
THE DEATH RECORD.
Joseph. j. Eakins.

Colorado Springs. Colo, July "a
Joseph J. Eakins. aged 40 years. died
here from consumption at 1880 last
night Mr.. Eakins was born in Louis
vile, Ky, and entered newspaper work
there with the Courier Journal. He
went to New York about twenty years
ago and became managing editor of the
Evening World, which he held up to the
breakdown which caused him to come
10 this city a year ago. His wife was
with him at the time of his death The
remains will be taken to Louisville for
interment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATED.
Two Thousand People Estimated to
Have Taken Part In the Exer-
cises at McCammon, Ida.
Especial to The Herald. }

McCammon, Ida, July 24-Pioneer
day at McCammon was. celebrated in
grand style. The parade, over half a
mile in length. was a great success, all
the pioneers in this section of the coun-
try being out In force. n. s. Pond de-
livered an eloquent grafton The Eagle
band of POcateIlO came down with
superintendent OlTnstead and $50 ex-
cursionists, and discoursed beautiful
music. The field sports attracted a
large crowd and were greatly enjoyed.
The ball teams Of McCammOn and Gar
den Greek played a game and Nc
Cannon won, IA to Z. Dempsey and
Douney also played and the Douney
team won by a score of to B. Two
grand balls were given in the evening
which We're largely attended It is
estimated that 1000 people took part in
the Celebration TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
GREEN AND GAYNOR
DROP THEIR APPEAL

Washington, July 24.-AGr MacMas-
ter, Canadian counsel for the United
States government in its case against
Greenland GaynOr, has cabled the de-
partment of justice from London that
the two men have withdrawn their
petition for leave to appeal to the privy
council at London, and that on We'd
nesday the council will formally dis
miss the appeal. This leaves pending
in the courts only the habeas corpus
proceedings which will come up before
Judge Quimet at Ottawa about Aug
uSt Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
William Fitzgerald.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 24.-Following
the death of his business partner.
Colonel F. ID. Black in Japan. "A few
weeks ago, William Fitzgerald, senior
member OF the firm of Fitzgerald &
Black. of this city, well known in
sporting circles, is dead at his home in
Ocean Park of heart disease. Fitzger-
aid came TO this city about twenty
years ago and has amassed a fortune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-25
Chance to Grab Water.

Commissioner Richards said his Of
flee had heard nothing of the report in
circulation in Utah to the effect that
persons have been making water filings
on streams which flow through the
Uintah reservation in advance of the
opening. Furthermore. that is a matter
oY er which the government has no con-
troll. but which is entirely for the state
of Utah to adjust in accordance with
its own laws Commissioner Richards
and twenty-four clerks to conduct the
registration win leave Washington next
Wednesday.