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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

Mrs Dobbs went to Forest CITY
to visit Mrs Congdon Monday aft
ernOOn.
Jos Crowfcather has gone home
to stay for a week on account of
the illness of his sister.
Mr. John Makeslife visited his
sister, Miss Nancy Makeslife, at
the school Saturday evening.
Miss Dunham's pupils had their
social on Friday evening. Piano
music kindly furnished by DR.
Boyd was much enjoyed by the
children, employees and visitors.
A party was given by the cook
ing class, assisted by Misses Mollie
Dupree and Angelique White
Wings, on Saturday evening for
the Mandolin Club and Band.
The evening was pleasantly spent
in looking for quotations, followed
by refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cake and doughnuts, pre-
pared by the cooking class girls.
The employees Reading Circle
met in the assembly room on
Thursday evening. After the dis
cussion of the topics assigned by
the committee, the members were
most agreeably surprised by re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
provided by Mrs Mossman. Avery
pleasant social hour was then spent
and the meeting adjourned until a
time to be appointed by Supt
MOssman.
AMY SHEPPARD.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

"A large amount of rock-about
fifty wagon loads-has been hauled
in for q greatly enlarged and i'm
proved building to take the place
ff the one now occupied by the
Indian Agent for his Office. 1t
will be 4Ox6O feet in size and
placed over q commodious base
ment, with rock walls and a two
story vault for che safe and other
valuable records. The work of
construction is to commence about
July LIST.
I, Work has been commenced on
I'll of the new dams on the Reser-
walton, one being located in each
of the eight pastures. The near t,,
est one to the Agency is on vir-
gin creek, about Is miles distant.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
New Boats Arrive

Our two new boats arc on hand.
Roy Gates's "Myrtle" arriving
Tuesday, and Capt. N. ~Jacobson's
"a. c. Maria getting here ON
Wednesday. The Myrtle is 30
feet in length by 6 wide, with
stern paddles, Chip gasoline engine
and will carry from 30 to 40 pas
sengers. She brought up her old
pilot and commander, MI. L. f..
Farnam, who was still here this
(Thurs.) and was expecting to re-
main till the question of the final
sale of the boat was settled, there
being II dispute on as to whether
the Indian Agent would give it a
permit to- land ON the other side of
the river.
The A. &. Maria is so x 16 feet
with Il new first class Otto gas en-
CINE, and has for it's engineer our
former townsman Mr.. Eugene
Story. Landings have been finish
ed on both sides of the river, op-
posite the Bank building. Mr..
jacobson will spare no pains to
please the travelling public with a
prompt and expeditions service.
His time for crossing the river at
present is Just three minutes.
He announces q free ride for
everybody on text Saturday after
noon, starting at 4 O'Clock from
Forest City and returning at 5.
Then the boat will go to the Agen-
cy landing and give another free
ride of an hours time. This is
qualified by the condition, howev-
or, that no children will be taken
unless they are accompanied by
their parents or guardian.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
From Gettysburg

Our new mill is running fine
now.
Heavy rain Saturday night and
Sunday.
The Junior League now num-
bers SO members.
Unfavorable reports are still re-
ceived from Mrs + A Harrington,
ut Miller. A wheel-chair was sent
to her from here a few days ago.
Mr. B Kuen and family from
Hillsview S D arrived Wednesday
to take charge of the Clark House
which they recently purchased at
81, 800. They will renovate II and
otherwise make it a thoroly uipto-
date house., Miss Lizzie Girgie
accompanied them, to remain as
one of their Helpers. con-.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

Gordon Curtis has some sugges.
tons in this connection which rob
the gas stove of some of its terrors
of cost. Young housewives par
ticularly will profit by reading the
article, which is in the series "The
Making of a Housewife" Other
topics of domestic interest in the
same number are "a crown of
Lamb illustrated for Easter SER
vice, "Leftovers'' also illustrated,
and a fund of kitchen lore and re-
cipes under the headings "a Nest
of Eggs" shovel Methods of Pre-
pairing Grapefruit" "New Filings
for Layer Cakes and Household
Hints"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
Last Hope Vanished

When leading physicians said
that w M Smithart of Pekin la had
incurable consumption, his last
hope vanished; but DIR Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, coughs
and colds, kept him out of his
grave. He says "'This great spe-
cific completely cured me and saw
ed my life. Since then. | have used
it for over ten years and consider
it a marvellous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
coughs, sore throat or colds; sure
preventive of pneumonia. Guar
anteed, SOC and S1.OO bottles, at G
s Joscelyn's drugstore. Trial bot
tie free.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
Minor Mention
X. N. meeting tomorrowFri.

K. N. meeting tomorrow(Fri.)
Several items of local news are
unavoidably crowded out this week
Special SaIe-White Goods, right
prices,
Gettysburg.
Miss Mabel Bonsey went over to
Gettysburg last Friday to spend a
week with her brother Lewis and
family.
Chas Payne has rented the r B
Palmer place and moved his family
to it. He will work it in company
with John Michael.
John Kluth and his sisters Nora
and Margie went out to their farm
southeast of Buckley to stay till
they put in a good crop.
Miss Margie Gates had a pleas
ant birthday party last Friday in
honor of her 18th anniversary.
She was remembered by her nu-
merous friends with 81 presents.
Messrs A jacobson of Pierre and
F Keenan,, Milwaukee, were in
town today. The former was one
of the original settlers of Forest
City, having filed on the claim af-
forwards proved up by Miss May
Miller,
SPECIAL SALE White Goods
right prices, MI
CHAEL'S, Gettysburg.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

The MINNEAPOLIS Daily Journal
recently issued a special reunion
number to celebrate the eighth
anniversary of the founding of the
journal Junior" 1t was filled
with interesting contributions
from young people all over the
northwest, cash prizes being Offer
ed for the best contributions in
each department. The second
prize FOR the best poem went to
Miss Abigail Rome, daughter of
our townsman, Mi. A. f. Rome,
and was as follows:
"aoaNa HOME.
II you've been o coinplainin'
An q grumblin' bout your life,
And . sort O. gettin' weary
OF Its ceaseless din ,&hd strife
There's nothin' else / Know of
That will draw away the smart
o. the months o. disappointment
IS when the engine gives q start
An you settle back a KNOWN
That at last you're borne away
Where the family folks are waitin'
To greet you Christmas day.
Perhaps the scenes you've hAted,
AS they disappear from view,
Begin to grow more tender,
An say goodbye to you;
An the time you've spent In countin'
Fore you'd be homeward bound,
You just affor0 to smile at,
(NoW you're speedin' DER the ground)
An then yourheart grows softer
An you feel u~ngrateful, too,
As you think o. mother perrin
For that first glimpse o. you.
You look out on the prairie
Stretched far an white an dredr.
An wonder now why everywhere
There's not the Christmas cheer.
You wonder II the little church
Is decked In green again,
Az when the pAfeOh used to read
O'S'peAce, good will to men,"
An you somehow can't help thinkin'
AZ you're speeding h0meward bound
You know Q spot. wheFe'speace on earth,
Good will to men" Is found.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

-. "
The allotment surveyors are
about organized and expect to be
reaIy to start out from the Agency
next Wednesday. The first chain
man, who takes Mr.. Blake's place.
is to come yet from Rosebud Res
ervation. Others DIRE as follows:
Second chainman-Geo. Wander
veer
Flagman Harvey Earring
lnterpreter-Truby Iron Mecca
sin
Teamster-Chas Madpin
Mr.. Gunderson, the new allot-
ting agent, is absent At present
1t Rosebud Agency, where he still
has charge Of the same work on
that reservation also. He will
wind up the work there about june
6ret and then give his entire time
III tho work here, which will .occu-
pyabout two or three years more.
TL.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
KITCHEN ECONOMY

With the uniform high charges
for gas, the gas stove is ordinarily
the most expensive piece of house.
hold machinery, and at the same
time it is the one least understood
by the average housckeeper.
Writing in the May DELlNEAroR
under the topic "Gas Stove and
Refrigerator knowledge" Isabel
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

Saturday night of last week
fiftythree friends and neighbors
gathered at the palatial residence
of Mr. and Mrs G b Rosa. and. de-
spite the fact that it rained the
whole of the night, a prince royal
time was enjoyed by all at dancing
and the auxiliary modes of enter
tainment. Messrs Will Ripley
and Ray Rosa scraped the fiddle
strings, Miss Maggie Harmon the
guitar. and various ladies the Or
gan. A lap supper was served at
midnight such as would have pleas
ed a king. The Rosa's have al
ways enjoyed the reputation of be-
ing good entertainers, and like
good wine, seem to improve with
age. Their residence is one of the
largest and most cOmmodiOus in
the county. Over twenty of the
guests stayed over to Monday and
Tuesday. o. W. W. T.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
Agency Budget

Miss Rising visited friends at
Gettysburg Saturday and Sunday.
Major Hatch left for the east on
Tuesday, accompanied by Major
Warner.
Barney Traversie, Percy Philips
and Walter Swiftbird were down
on business.
Mesdames OVERLY, Driesbach
and Smythe have been on the sick
list during the week.
Frank Wright's little boy has
been dangerously i'll with pneumo-
MIA the past few days.
Ed Swan has posted notice that
he will start on the roundup for
trespassing cattle on the 10th inst.
A postofice has just been estab-
lished by the government at White
Horse camp, to be called "White-
horse"
Dr. Boyd of Cherry Greek has re-
ceived a transfer to San Carlos, in
Arizona, and left for his new APP
pointment on Monday.
Chas DeVinne has arrived at the
bedside of his mother, who is sick
at Whitehorse. The telegram sent
him found him Is miles west of
Cu!bertson, Mont.
Robt DeVinne and j F Com
stock were down from Whitehorse
Tuesday. The former will stay to
take Geo Washburn's place in MI
Ovurby's store while he is away on
a visit.
Geo Washburn left Thurs morn
ing for q visit with friends in
Campbell county. He was accom-
panied by Bert Green who will
visit his sister Mrs Holmes at Van
derbilt.
The school warehouse was brok-
en- into one day last week and sew
eral articles leisurely carried away.
The mystery as to who did it is still
an enigma to your reporter-and
the general public.
Rev Ashley went to Gettysburg
Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Woodmen county camp. w
I Define was elected as the dele
gate to the state to the state camp
and Mr. Ashley alternate.
Louis Spotted Crow is one of
our chad" men who drinks peruna
when he can't get whisky or beer,
and likes to do business with the
white man instead of farming.
It seems he has been getting too
much of it lately and giving the
policemen here 50. much trouble
that the Agent ordered him to 60
to his allotment and stay there.
But he quietly slipped over to
Forest, City with his tent and fam
lily instead Of going there.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
WANTED

statesmen ANb SALESLADIES In
this and adjoining territory. to represent
and advertise the Wholesale Department
Of an old established house Of solid finan-
Sial standing, Staple line, salary es.sOper
day, paid weekly, with expenses advanced
buggy furnished when necessary. We
furnish everything. Position permanent.
Address, The C0LUxmtAHOUsE, $50 Monon
Bldg Chicago, III
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
>>FREE BOAT RIDE
Saturday Afternoon, Sth

The new boat "A.C. Maria will
give the citizens of Forest City a
free ride, next Sat. April s, start
ing at 4 o'clock. Returning at i
she will then give the Agency peo-
pie likewise a free ride.
Children must be accompanied
by their parents or guardian.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
Frirhtful Suffering Relieved.

Suffering frightfully from the virulent
poisons of ~undfgested food, CG Grayson of
Lulu, Miss. took DIR Kings New Life Pills
with the result he writes "that 1 Was
cured" All stomach and bowel disorders
give way to their tonic, laxative roper
ties. CSC at G s Joscelyn's drugstore,
guaranteed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
{. K. =. SCHOOL NOTES

Claude Fielder has again enter
ed school.
Sophie Marshall has been excus-
ed from school.
!. Louie chssing|cro is ii at the
hospital with pneumonia.
Margaret KlatA visited Violet
Hughes Tor SEVERAL days.
The Band boys serehAded Major
hathh Saturday evening.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
A Dafe.deviI Ride

often ends in . sad accident. TO heal
accidental injuries, use Bucklen's Arhica
Salve. "a deep wound in my foot, from
an accident writes Theodore Schuele of
Columbus 0 "causcd me great pain. Ply
sicians were helpless, but Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve quickly relieved it," Soothes
and heals burns like magic. CSC ut G s
Joscelylni's, druggist
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

The following pupils were Meth
er tardy nor absent during March:
Vern Douglas Jas Green
Robt Johnston Clyde Latferty
Whitney LaPlant Clifford Reed
Edward LaPlant
Harry Brehl was present every
day, but tardy once
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

The Gettysburg automobiles
make : regular weekly appearance
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

Mrs J Sutton and her daughter,
Mrs McC lement, from, Clear Lake
II arrived last Friday hight to Wis
q relatives.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

The Teachers and School Officers
meeting held in the Methodist
church (of Gettysburg was attend
ed by many friends Of education,
as we'll as school officers and
teachers.
| wish to thank those who kind
ly helped on the program. and
Rev. Norton and the members of
the Methodist church who tender
ed us the use of their assembly
room.
There were Twenty-Five school
officers and the following list of
teachers present:
w Barker Iva Medbery
Kathline Oliver Mrs Bentley
Margar't Briscoe j w A Collins
Margar't Breene Grace Clark
Will Breene Jas Cayanaugh
Bessie Herbison Kathryn Rafferty,
Efie Medbery Alice Rafferty,
Blanche Lambert, ADELAIDE Dreblow
Anton Prestwick Mamie O'Connor
Emeline Rising Royce Patterson
w A Bentley Martin Rising
Alice Breene Clarence Heron
E.. M. BENsrER, Co Supt
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06

!. Mrsnd Mr. Fairbanks Of Laurel
Ssere IL toNfh.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-04-06
Government Work

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
FAST YORK 1T HARVARD.
VARSITY Scores Three Times in Last
Sc1mmage Of Season.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Cambrid52 Mass. Nov. 21.-The Harvard
VARSITY eleven had fifteen minute scrimmage
on Soldiers Field this afternoon, which was
probably the last before the Yale game Cap
tain Hurley. Leary. Brill, Parker and Foster
vera not in the scrimmage, but took part in the
signal drill.
In the scrinmage the varsity at times showed
a powerful and concerted attack, gaining stead
iIv. and at times rapidly, against the scrub
Three touchdowns were made. The work on the
defence was not so good. Twice after the oalI
had been given to the scrub on the 'varsitys To-
ward line it was pushed over for touchdown
on two other occasions the varsity held Tor
downs
Bill Carr was played at fullback to-day on
the varsity and did good work His defence
was notably good, while his running with the
ball was the best that he has shown this year
Harrison also played well on the varsity sub
stitute team which lined up against the varsity
second after the regulars had finished Han
was tried at quarter on the substitute in the
ecrimnage He aided the runner we'll, but did
not run the team in an impressive manner.
1t is probable that the varsity viii be taken
into the country Thursday 10 wait for the
Yale game, if place can be secured near
enough to enable the men TO attend recltduonS
In the scrimmage the varsity lined UP as fol-
lows: Left end Snyder left tackle, AMontgom-
erv: left guard. Burr; centre, White; rlght
guard Kersburg; right tackle, Squires; right
end Knowlton quarterback, Starr; left half
back Leonard; right halfback, Wendell; full
hoo
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MRS. MACKAY AT SUICIDES HOME.
May Care for Children Left by Woman Who
Killed Herself.

Roslyn, Long Island. Nov 21.-A1rs. Clarence H.
Mackay to-day visited the cottage where lay the
body of Sadie Romanofsky. wife OF a teamster in
the employ of Mr.. Mackay. who committed sui
eide by shooting herself yesterday. Besides the
husband there three children. aged three, two
and one years left. and Mrs Mackay is anxious
family.
At the inquest Romanofsky saId that he and
his wife had a quarrel Sunday morning over
the amount to be given IN church that day.
FIs said that he wanted 20 give 30 cents while
She thought Is enough; She called him early. on
Monday morning When he to breakfast
she said Il am going to shoot myself He said
'sAre YOU crazy?'' Whereupon she drew q re-
voIyer pointed II at her heart and fred She fell
to the floor dead.
The woman had been employed for three years
IN The Mackay place. and 1t IS thought that Mrs.
Maokay viii see that the children arc taken
rare Of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
SIGNAL DRILL At YALE.
Jones at Work Again-H~tchtnson
Waymed AGAINST HUrdhng.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Nevv-r5aven Conn. Nov 21.-Tad Jones, Yale's
freshman quarterback returned TO the game to-
day for the first time since the Columbia game.
when his ankle was hurt. Every effort will be
made to bring him into form to enter the Har-
ward contest Saturday. Jones trotted around
the gridiron but is still stiff and lame. and 1t is
regarded as decidedly doubtful whether he can
last out a full game That he Will be started
at quarterback is almost certain, but Hutchin-
son. whose playing against Princeton was of the
phenomenal sort will also take part.
Hutchinson has been definitely ordered not to
reneat his performance of last Saturday in
vauIting over the head of an opposing tackl0
when running with the ball. He was called
down" by the coaches for taking such q chance
John Mack. Yales trainer said tonight:
If CAPTAIN Cooney had reached up and tackled
Hutchinson wheE the latter leaped over his head
he might have broken his neck
The decree has gone forth for all Yale runners
to stick to the gridiron hereafter Hutchinson
has repeatedly done vaulting tricks IN practlce
this fall and has had more than one narro"
escape in scrub scrimmages.
All Of the men who faced Princeton we're at
their regular places in the lineup to-day. except
Veeder at left hafback, who was replaced by
Roome The men still showed the effects of that
game and the work confined 10 signal drll
which was behind closed gates. There has been
more apprehension all along at Yale over the
Crimson than the Tiger game and While Yale
expects to win, Harvard's heavy tandem plays
are feared.
There is now no doubt that Yale will line up
against Harvard as against Princeton, except
that Hutchinson will give way to Jones in the
first half and Roome will dlsplace Needer' Inc
Iatter's defensive work has been of poor quality
for some weeks, but he may be used In the sec
ond half. H. Jones has come on so fast at end
that he viii divide the work of that position
with Gates. he did Saturday.
The first of two days scrimmaging will come
N~11a ct6 will
completely for the final game with Harvard Sat
Urday.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
HOCKEY TEAM At WORK.
Candidates for Columbia Seven at
st. Nicholas Rink.

The Columbia hockey team held its second prac-
tce game of the season at the ST. Nicholas Rink
last night under the watchful eye OF Cy Kennedy.
last years crack Crescent Athletic Club forward
who is now coaching the university men. Thirty
than three times many as Columbia has ever
had before
OF the TWO score men trying for the team it is
generally believed that Jackson. this years captain,
will select the first seven from the following:
HARRINGTON Carter Ebling, R. NJ. Miller. Arm
strong, Knight, Hoyt Brady, Schoonmaker and
Columbia opens the intercollegiate Hockey
Leagues season with game against Princeton on
January g. is probable that the weaTers of the
light blue will be seen in contest earlier than
this however. game with Hockey Club of
New-York on December was practically arranged
last night
in the history of the leagues that local club
and a university team have met on the ice
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
LISTLESS A SURPRISE.
WINS At FANCY PRICE.
Beafs .Hintia and Debar IN the Han
dicap at BenniRgs.
L. -.le-ranl, 20 The -rhune. J

y,-ssrinr+o,7 Nov. 21-With three maiden
races on the programme at Bennings to-day, the
sport did not promise particularly well. and in
consequence the crowd was the smallest of the
meeting. The racing was far below the average
and those who did make the journey 70 the
track shivered through a cold. bleak afternoon
and had no regrets when the last race was run
Three favorites and a strong second choice won
so that close followers Of form had little to COM
plain OF.
A handicap at six furlongs for o-year-olds
was the feature Of the card and It resulted in
the best race Of the day. Bill Daily furnished
one Of his customary surprises. He sent List
less 20 the post witt Springer UP. and pulled
down the purse Her last race was so ordinary
that her good effort with Flip Flap at Aqueduct
was forgotten, so that she went to the post the
extreme outsider at 15 to /. Frank Farrelrs
Nfintia was the favorite at TO 5, while Debar
was strongly fancied, and closed a warm second
choice ct IS TO ;. Pater also had a confdeat fol-
lowing, being backed from to 1 to Z TO ?.
: The start was prompt and good. For a quarter
OF q mile Nintia, Listess, Pater and Midas raced
head and head. The two last named then found
the pace too fast and gradually dropped out Of
st, while the other two kept up the fight At
the last furIong pole BIintia appeared beaten,
and Listless drew away slightly, while Debar,
(which had been outrun for half a mile and taken
wide in stretch turn, was closing strong.
Through the last sixteenth Listless began TO
weaken, and Mintia and Debar challenged reso-
Sutely, but the DAILY FLY lasted long enough to
win by a neck while Nintia beat Debar for the
Ilace
; Freebooter Edict and ThistledaIe were the
winning first choices. Edict Won the second
race easily. but he lucky not 70 be dis
qualified. as he cut across his field sharply just
4after the start, and interfered with several
Others Thistledale, in the fifth race, was the
7nedium Of a plunge which cut his price from
IS 10 . 10 TO 10. He never gave his followers a
moments lneasiness. as he opened up a sap OF
ten lengths in the first quarter, and made such
3 show of his field that he won galloplng by
seghJ lengths
The other winners were Delphie and Evie
Green. The last named was so much the best or
"a bad lot that i'm spite Of the fact that she was
Kdar hack in the early part and shut of in the
far turn she fairly ran over her field IN the
xtretch and Won by six lengths.
. J Jones vas none the worse for his fan on
witch Hazel yesterday, and rode Freebooter TO
VICTORY in the first race Miller won the second
and then the stable boys had an innlng-POWers
Springer Kermatch and Chandler accounting for
last races.