Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13

H"uAcu Wy tti> paICtiiI MI. lnOm-
as. They went down to Ambrose
Iraversie's in Mr.. Kluth's launch
but did not make any deal.
Mr. and Mrs Natter and daueh-
ter, Miss Henrietta, came up from
Okobojo Sunday to visit their
little niece, who recently arrived
at JeH'Sage's. Henrietta stayed
to make a more lengthy visit.
Henry jacobson, and his sisters
Misses Alma and Maria, came
down from Eyarts Sunday to visit
their father. The latter returned
home Tuesday, while Henry re-
NAMED to help on the ferryboat a
week longer.
The old Muddy is again cutting
up its usual midsummer antics.
viz: throwing up a sandbar in the
middle Of the stream. In conse-
qucncc of this, the ferryboat A G
Maria has had to move its landing
on the east bank half a mile fur
Their up.
Nv and Mrs l. Johnson snd
son of Laurel, accompanied by
Miss Blanche Bagby, we're in town
Sunday to visit acquaintance.
Miss Bagby will finish her term of
this week and has been engaged to
teach the winter term of the
Laurel school.
Mrs Brehl returned from her
visit to her daughter, Mrs Stew
art, at Pierre, accompanied by the
latter. They were witnesses of
the big flood from the Pierre side
and describe it as something be-
You'd description. Mrs Stewart re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs C w Waldron and her ne
phew John Oaks we're up from Fl
Pierre Sunday and Monday. She
has recently won a decision in her
favor in her land contest with
Black Tomahawk from the U, S.
district court at Sioux Falls, which
confirms all Of her rights as a
memher of the Sioux nation.
Elmer Pennington, president,
Geo Ballard, Moxie Rising, Mrs
Hyde, Misses Emma and Bertha
Rising and Waneta Younge, mem
bers of the Epworth League OF
Gettysburg, came oyer Wednes.
day to have a three days outing.
Other members of the league, in.
Guiding Rev Norton and Prof
Bentley and their families, arc te
} como today to stay till Friday
evening.
This is the picnic and currant
season. Nearly a dozen farmers
with their families have been dowr
during the past week to enjoy the
shade of our big trees and fill theil
buckets with currants, including
the families of Go. Com. Davis
Louis Kress and Jas Gidley. MR.
Kress was an acquaintance of Mr.
Minnie Buce Carrigan, author Of
Captured by Indians" a book
of "reminiscences of pioneer lif.
during the days of the Minnesot,
massacre. when the two ladies wer,
taken captive by the Indians.
George Comeau and Miss Lizzi,
, Wagner, two we'll known young
+ people of this neighborhood, wer,
, quietly married at the residence o.
Justice j p Brehl, last Sunday
, who performed the ceremony
The dinner was provided by tn,
parents of the groom at their ele
:, giant home three miles east of tow
and was such as only q first class
cook knows how to provide. TIL,
3 only guests or relatives presen'
from abroad were their soninlaw
Mr. j G Longvall, and wife, from
Sioux City. The happy couple
will make their home with tn,
!, groom's parents for the present.
: The Royal Neighbors met in tn,
country last Friday at the home o.
their Receiver, Mrs Aura B Otto
and report a pleasant time. They
: arrived there at sshigh noon' ant
I STAYED till 6. when n luncheon n,