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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30

carried in the Fraternsl Aid Associa.
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Griswold Of Los
Angeles, Cal, stopped in Red Cloud
the first Of the week on their way east.
w. T. Harris of Edgemont, South
Dakota, was visiting with his mother
and brother, north of Red Cloud, this
week.
Miss Margaret Evans went to Guide
Rock Thursday morning to visit her
cousins, Bertha, May and Geneva Rob
inson.
+. X. Hampton and wife were up
from Guide Rock Tuesday, having
some dental work done at DR.. Thomas
parlors.
Ed CARRIER returned from Boulder,
Colorado, Monday morning. and re.
ports his son Arson, as rapidly i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Cordia Wagner and children
arrivei in the city Tuesday evening
for a visit with her brothers, Ed ant
Trace Sherer.
Wilkes Common of Beaver City, who
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs
l.. II. Rust, returned to his home Tues
day morning.
Mrs. John Wolf and two children
departed Monday noon for an extend
ed visit with her parents, Franl
Smelser and wife.
Mrs. Henry Cook and daughte
Myra expect to leave Sunday for al
/: extended visit with Herbert Cook il
. the City of Mexico.
+. located in Red Cloud, will make a bal
. loon ascension and parachute jump Il
Franklin en- the Fourth.
T: Miss MAJ Sellars, the trimmer a
Mrs. Bomford's millinery store, lief
Thursday noon for a vacation ut he
home in North Platte.
, The county clerks Office will b
open from I to 10 a. IN. OIL the Fourt
to accommodate the old soldiers VIII
wish to file their pension papers.
Maurice Groat returned from Oh
cago Tuesday evening He says tn
crops in Nebraska look much bett,
than they do in Illinois and Missouri
Miss Norma Richardson, who h,
, been attending school Mt Omaha Il
q past year, returned home Friday eve
ing to spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Nettie Barton, who has bee
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30

renewed for another year. There is
yet a little time in which to get right"
with us before tho accounts go into the
hands of the attorney. The majority
of the delinquents are so through
neglect and have no intention of dc.
.frauding anyone.
There will be regular NJ. +. services
at Damerell's hall Sunday morning.
Sunday school at 10 a m. At II a. m
sermon by the new pastor, Rev. w.
Bennett Maze; subject, Pastoral Adj.
dress" In the evening Rev. Maze will
delive r the sermon at the union SER
vices at the court house PARK. Sub
jpct, "a Silent Half Hour"
Last week The CHIEF published an
item stating that Mrs. &. w. Lindsey
and daughter, Ms. Mabel Thompson,
and baby, had gone to Omaha. We
had our information from what we
considered a reliable source, but it
seems it was all u mistake, Mrs.
Thompson having not been here at all;
neither was there a baby in the case.
Two gentlemen and nine ladies, rep
r~esenting the Calumet Baking Powder
Co., were in Red Cloud Tuesday max
ing a house to house canvas and
demonstrating the good features of
the article they were representing.
This is a very satisfactory, though ex-
pensive, way of advertising. The
ladies made a thorough canvas OF the
city and created a good impression.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30

visiting with l., III. Rust and wife for
some time, returned to her home in
Burlington, Michigan, Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. M. l.. Cleghorn and little
daughter departed for their home in
Weeping Water Tuesday morning,
after a pleasant visit here with rela.
tives.
Mrs. A. Bigelow Of Arcadia, Mrs. X.
Flack of Campbell and Mrs. S. X.
Elson of Omaha spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Manspeaker, in
Red Cloud.
Mrs N. S. Rants returned from Oma-
ha Wednesdad evening improved
in health The physicians there de-
| cided that an operation was unneces-
sary in her case.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tome for the
sick and weak. IS cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. G l. Getting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heaton will
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
TO their old home in Pennsylvania. 1t
has been forty-one years since Mr.
Heaton visited tie old home.
The curbing is in for the new brick
walk extending from Buffers harness
shop to Plumb's feed store. The re
mainder of the walks on that side o
the street will soon be laid.
Will Beatty, Horace Mcintosh and
Hugo Fiddler arrived Tuesday evening
from Mattoon, III. Beatty and Mcln
tosh are both base ball players ant
will greatly str engthen the home team
II you want a pretty face anddelight
full air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea,
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. G l., Getting.
Sam Dyer of Denver was shakini
hands with old friends in Red Clou
the first of the week. He had been I
Missouri on business and stopped o.
in Red Cloud to see the Improvement
Tired out. worn out m canno
eat or work; seems as il she would II
to pieces. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
Tea makes strong nerves and ric
blood. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. {
l.. Getting.
Miss Emma Yaple arrived in the Gil
Saturday evening from Marysvil'
Mo, for a few days visit with hi
brother, John Yaple. She departe
for Denver Wednesday morning
where she will spend the summer.
W. ID. Ayers, who has been connec
ed with Turnure Bros store since tf
dissolution Of the firm OF Ayers
Bailey, expects soon to remove vii
his family to Almena, Kansas, wheI
he has a position as head clerk In
store recently opened.
M. A. Albright has secured an opt
onal lease on the large store DON
the Potter building, and expects to ac
a stock of dry goods to his grocer
business. He expects to move into b
new quarters about the first of Augu
if everything goes all right.
Quite a number Of our subscribe
have squared up their old accounts NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30

II. C. Gutter this week purchased
lumber for a new barn at his stock
yards.
l. Nj Crabill is having a fine new
cement walk laid in front of his resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roacbman and son of
Denver were visiting in Red Cloud
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Ohm stead of Ina
vale were registered at the hote
Tuesday.
A. W. McReynolds came over from
Nelson Monday to complete the survey
of the city.
Miss Gertrude Milligan wen. to Nc.
Cook Friday evening for a short visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Haley and Frank
Cowden will go to Colorado Sunday
for an cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sullivan and son
Francis returned from Chicago, Tues.
day morning.
p. H. Larrick was down from Baden
Friday, having some dental work done
by DIR. Thomas.
"Grandma" Hale departed Tuesday
morning for a visit at her old home in
Winfield, Iowa.
DR.. j. f. Warrick of Hastings was in
Red Cloud the first of the week on
professional business.
Preparations are being made for
cement walk in front of McAllister &
Robbins marble shop.
The majority Of Red Cloud people
who will spend the Fourth away from
home will go to Franklin.
Word has been received in Rec
Cloud that Mrs, Bert Haley is i'll a
her former home in Ohio.
Clean up for the Fourth by gettin,
a bath, shampoo, haircut and shave a
Manspeaker's barber shop.
You can now take your annual bath
The tubs at M~anspeaker's barber sho'
are again in working order.
For rent-After July /, residence
corner Cedar street and Third avenu,
Inquire at Newhouse's store.
Miss Ethel Cummings departed 70
Beatrice Monday morning for a Wis.
with G. ID. jenkins and family.
Beginning with Sunday there wi
' be union service held in the coul
house park, weather permitting.
II Ed McAllister is out in the vicini,
of OberliD, Kan, this week on busine,
=, connected with his marble works.
Studebaker Ind Finkenbinder ha,
u a new tool tace pattern for cemel
building blocks which is very neat.
10 Jay Best will go to North Platte ne
W week to look after his lands. He h
two sections OF fine land near there.
80 Mrs. Letson and Mrs. Frank Cowd,
and children left yesterday for a tr
to Denver and other Colorado poin'
vo Don't forget to insure your proper
against fire, lightning and cyclon
with l.. Ii. Fort, agent, Damerell bloc
nd Mrs. A. n. Kaley's heirs have
ceived the $4,000 insurance which s
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30
Local Grain Market.
Miss Nora Thornton Dead.

Miss Nora Thornton, daughter OF
John Thornton, living about eight
miles southeast of Red Cloud, died
this morning about two o'clock, after
an illness covering nearly four years.
Miss Thornton was about 20 years of
age. No arrangements for the funeral
have yet been made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30

LOCALETTES

Hay and teed at Plumb's.
Plumb sells Blue Hill flour.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
Go to Fred Plumb's for flour or feed.
David Francis went TO Chicago this
week.
DIR. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
Girl Wanted Apply at Hale's res
taurant.
Mrs. S. r. Nc Bride went to Cowles
Tuesday.
Ned Grimes was down from Blue
Hill Sunday.
Bert Holdrege was down from Ina
vale Monday.
R. A. Dayton and wife of St. Louis
are in the city.
!. f. Mercer and wife are home
from Chicago.
Walter White came down from Lin
coin this week.
Frank Phinney was down from XIV
erton Tuesday.
E. A. Young came in from Norton
Kan, Tuesday.
DR.. Townsend was down from RIVER
ton Wednesday.
.Jobp Miller was down from Blue
Hill Wednesday.
DIR. l.. II. Beck came up from Super
Tor this morning.
II. M. Hancock was down iron
Riverton Saturday.
II. Wilburn was down from McCool
the first of the week.
Face massage and ladies' shampo'
at Hayes barber shop.
Mrs. Agnes Mccall went east Nor
day evening for a visit
The Red Cloud base ball team vii
play al Inavale Sunday.
s. |. Dewitt and wife went to M
Cook Saturday evening.
Wapted-Girl for homework, III
ouire of f. H. Newhouse.
Will Carpenter came down f'o'
Inavale Monday evening.
Take your poultry aud hides t
Plumb. Top prices paid
Mrs. Robert Damerell returned fro
Chicago, Tuesday morning.
Miss Grace Sowter of Boulder, Col'
il in the city visiting relatives.
A. Morhart and wife departed I
Portland, Oregon, Saturday night,
Miss Adena Karnatz of Hastings
in the city visiting with the SchuI
girls.
County Attorney A. M. Walters W
down from Blue Hill the hrst OF t
week.
Toe Bent arrived in Red Cloud Nc
day, after an absence of about t.
years.
Plumb the feed man will pay you
highest price for poultry eggs a
hides.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30
Are You UsInS Aliens Foot Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. AT all druggists and shoe stores,
2oc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30
Mower Knives
Sections
Guards and
Guard Plates

We carry a complete line
to fit all Mowers.
These are A No. I goods
and will give the best of
satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-06-30
We have also a
Sickle Grinder

that is a sickle grinder in
every sense of the word.
1t grinds the heel as we'll
as the point of the section;
will sharpen old sickles
good as new. Ask to see
it and you will be con-
vinced.
Our PRICES on sickle
and sections are RIGHT.
We mean what we say.
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or q. CT

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gen, bieiigen Oberamts, %ftiirate Der
SaglObnsr 9dusler, Der bsim Mufria=
ten bes Sa9ssbGlfs on einem Msubau
mithalf, ab unb trug 10 f4psre inners
@~erleBunsen bopon, bab er balb bars
duf on ben 5plsen gsItorbsn 1T.
9alIbprf. Sielsr Sage lit in
@utenborf, 1isiisen9e5irts. bas axbsrs
balb bes Srtes seleeene, persinaelt itez
henbe Wobn< unb Ssfonomie9ebGube
bes Wagners Soldier grObtentbeils
bur3 Geuer oeritOrt porben. Der Obj
%g.brannte 1T perii9ert.
9eiIbrpnn. Ser S~tanbesbe=
ANTE 9alsr bat fi9 in ieinsr 0pbz
nuns erhdnet. Mie es f9eint, bat Der
unslidlide bic Shat in einsm InfaI
BON Sriibiinn besaneen, berporeeruz
fen bur4 ben Sob feines SObnss lulb
2ranfbeit in Der Samilis.
Ro9enborf. SIN Der glldbsr's
fHen 8rarerei bier fiel benz 17iG6ris
gen gmil 9ol BON Sebbeim beim Obs
laben bon 5GHern Elm polles SAB bsrs
art auf bic Wei9tbeile, bab Der iunse
Mann Ieinen babel erlittenen I9peren
~inneren @erlebunsen erlas.
Gan9enarsen. 9ier tpurbe Der
81 Sabre alte S9ubmader Mnton
!0eilig auf benz 8ranbplabe Der parz
tettfabrit, no er beim Ibbru9 Der
MauerreIte mitbalf, bon elmer umftiir<
senben Mauer s~etroffen unb 10 f4per
perlebt, bab er in's &ranfenbaus ber<
bra9t tperben mubte, no ct fsinen
@~erleBunsen erlesen iit.
Oberabprf. Sas auf Marfung
8eBpeiler, bieiissn 8eairfs, seleeene
@pbns unb 3iegelet : @npefen bss
3ieelers 6ilbbranb bronnte Biz auf
ben @runb nisber. guf pel4e Weiie
bas Seuer entftunb. tit ni9t aufse>
tldrt.
Nirtineen. Sn ben bieii9en
Gementiperfen tpurbe Der Mrbeiter
NiG pom Sabrftu6l erfabt unb eetObz
tet. Der @srungliidte binterldBt cine
Wittpe nit II &inbern.
3pttenbxrs. 2eBtens f~eisrten
Soiepb Sang our Come unb feline
Satin 8atbarinu, seb. 9usber. in
fDrperli6er unb gsiitiger 9%fiiitigteit
bas Seft Der gplbsnen So63eit.
Seeftr9. 8eim iisbenten &nas
BEN bes 2ebrers 9urfeb bierfslbft bat
Der aOnig patbsnftele iibernpmmen
unb benz &inbe einen iilbernen 8e9er
gum 9ei9ent gema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

- 8osbeit. r9u, @rtbur, bier
in Der 3situns pirb UNI 8rennmates
rial fir bic @rmen eebeten; -. bait
0u Sein Drama mod ni4t ferti99"
-StDbfeufaer. ~Sft es tpobr.
Dab Sbre Srau Sic INNER aus Der
Wtrtbi6oft bolt. penn sic ibr gu Ian.
&c ausbleiben?" pantOffelbslb: vSa,
leiber; meine Gruu tit eben ni4t i'm se-
ringitsn pirtbf6aftli9 eeiinnt."
Gin 9elb. Poli5eicpmmifdr:
rSie baben ben Sieh in Sbrsm Sim,
mer ~eeieben2" 9err: nSa." Ppliaei-
commihdr: nWesbalb baben Sic ibn
benin ni4t penisftens perf9eu4t?"
6err: ~Weil er mid Dsrf6eu@te."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30

Weu, BEN id ssfast. buhn sic edss
psdte, bab i9 iipfper Ha4t bier ftebg
Seu bot Der Webter nit berftanne IN
bp BEN i9 mild bann in frenf9 ausses
ftpetidt 10 gut pie i9 setonnt ben,
Gr bot nids sebabn tpie sef9meilt un
bas BOT mid Bel lin Bel 10 mGbb eez
ma9t, baB i9 na9 i'm sebanert ben,
tuie ales; off &obrs ben t4 nit lauter
franSOfif9e Worts eeiuhit I'm er bot
tmmer sefagt: aommang9 &omz
mango Sd BEN i'm otptper &ommans
gefpipe. Sd ben Jpn cine NIT bic perz
febrte Sanb in's 9efi9t eef6mife,
baB i9 partinier mel 9anb peritau9t
ben. DO bot er atptper eeitart, frarls
SOiif9 nit mid gu rebbe; er bot pez
nigitens iippe Sunnert @prte in cine
Minnit seiubft; ptpe i9 ben geoentt,
mas ion i9 mid nit ben Maulaff err
umfeite, I'm tpie sr nod ben Buffet ge<
laufe is, for fi9 giiiiten5 gu hole, Do
lin i9 bic Stebr enaus eef9nieft IN
befobr, bab fe mid ben teti9e Tonne,
fin i9 f9pn in bic &raut on bic Stritt
10 uffgemidit gepeie, bab i4 mid
fel6ft barblie erals BEN finne tonne.
SD bente for e 8isinning mar bag
sar nit 70 f9le9t IN bas nG8fte mol
tperb's mod better.
Wit btfte &tesahrbs
Subrs trulie,
Wteit Suberidd,
gsfipeisr I'M S9sriff BON Ipple Sad.
6plie Serrer Gnintfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-30
SieU u6dbefferN plt3e

-Sie8
bei9Gftist ii9 nit einem eigentbiimlts
den @orfdae. Gin iunger Isiftotrat,
Baron 9abislaus Miste, jun., tit in
8ubapeft, fnapp bebor er entmiinoi9t
tperben fplte, unter mbiteriOie EN- uma
ftGnben peri9punben, unb man bers
mutbet, baB er bon ieinen 9ldubigern
entfii6rt tporben lei. Der @eri9punz
bene hatte innerbalb speier Sabre
circd 100000 &rpnen ~bergeubet unb
ebeniopieI S9ulben gen:9t. Die
@erpanbten lieben ben 9eiftes5uitano
bes ercentrii9en jungen Mannes ur>
terfu6en, unb bic @er5te %tonitatirten,
bab Der Baron i9pa9itnnig lei. IS
tpurbe BEL Der 9e6Drbe bas Gntmin=
bi9unesperfdbren eingeleitet, uno Saz
ron Misfe Iplte in 8GlDe unter Suras
tel geiteut tpsroen. &napp bspor bic
Iss 0erfabren gum @6f9luiie selangts.
beri6panb plOBli9 Der Baron aus
gepinie (8rpatien). gr floh our
Na9t5sit aus benz bGterli9en G4lohe,
unb na9bem er ben Wes Bis &eram
su pferbe 5uriidgelest bate, reiite er
bon bort nit Der g%iIenbabn na6 8u<
bapeit. Die Giienbabnfabrt lsSte er,
als @rbeiter berfleibet, in einem Maz
gen britter &laFe auriid. Die 5lu9l
erfolete am 10. b. 3d., unb feitber CAB
Der Baron fsin 2ebsns5si9en bon ii4.
Die gpliaei bat Inbaltspuntte bafir,
bab Baron Miste bon ieinen @ldubis
Germ = bic befiir9ten, fans tbr
Gdulbner unter 8uratel eeitellt tpiro,
leer a~usaugeben entfiibrt ipurbe
unb beritedt gebulten tpirb.
-3u elmer dem
ben @ntbedung fii6rten bic Grmittee
lunaen beg WienerS Embellishments,
benz elm enslii&er Ghedf4pinbler IN
bic 6Gnbe sefulen mar. Ser Wann
po6nte in einem p )rnebmen !9otel uno
madte bebeutenbe gintdufe, bic er nit
G6eds Der 2pnbrner Sirma 8rofpn,
Sbiplen &c So. beaablte. Gr mamie
fi6 in Wien Charles Senrp Better
aus Gbicdgp. 4ls bic Wertbloilgtslt
Der g6eds erfannt nurbe, perf6fpanb
Der @aunsr unb tpurbe erit bieierSdse
in 2u5ern feitgenommen, ipo er unter
benz Namen zines 2orb Carl Seralo
Halconer Gbnli9e S9pinbeleien bers
iibte. Gs 5eiste it4 nun, bab Die 2pnz
bouer 5trma bas Gbedbu9 fir Mrs.
8ioleita Marp 5rafer, bic Sattln
Sub 9afil Sraiers, oussefteGt bate.
Ginen Monat nod Der I%usfteaung
bsna9ri9tigte Mrs. 5raier bic 8ant,
baB i6r bas G6edbu9 abbanoen sez
fomms, lei. Die 8ant |iiiirte fOfort
bic 6onprirung Der gbeds. Sn5ptz
f9en liefen aus ben eri9iebeniten
StGbten bes Continents gbeds i'm
8eIammtbetrage bon 1890 Pfunb
sterling Elm. Nun trat cine iiberraz
fdenbe Wenbung Elm. @ls bas Wiez
rer Si9erbeitsbureau bic photc9raz
pbie Setter : S~alconers na4 2onbon
iiberf9tdte, tpurbe lie als bic bes @atS
ten Der 9efiBerin beg gbedbu9es,
Sun 8aitl Sraier, ertannt. Graisr
bot ben iibafritanif4en 8ries als
Sffiaier zines 2intenresimsnts mit>
gsmaGt unb fid btsrauf per6eiratbet.
Na9 furSer gbe berlieb e. feline @atz
tin unter Mitna6me ibres g6edbu&es.
Wlrs. Graier bate ibrem fli4tissn
@atten biefs S4dnbIi&feit ni4t ausez
iraut unb nabm an. bab iie Asa Gbed>
bum perlorsu bate
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03

The Sioux Falls Daily Press is
one Of the cleanest papers in the
state. II has the. full associated
press reports and is one Of the
best papers published in the
northwest for market reports.
The Press has made a great hit by
its universal fairness in its treat
ment Of all public questions. Two
bright young men travel for the
paper continually and cover the
entire state. The Press has it's
bwn horse and buggy for rural
driving, and today has % people
"a IL pay roll The Daily is eS
ysar. The publishers also own
IA publish The South Dakota
Fstmer, ! bright 16 page paper
lsned svery week a 900 ! year.
IA ~ st06i1s q either pspst:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03

day to get a stray horse at the
Agency.
Major Hatch, Mr. and Mrs
Comstock and Mrs Warner left
last week for Colorado Springs
for a few weeks visit.
Miss Rummel, a teacher in the
Chamberlain Indian School, arriv-
ed Friday to try to get some new
scholars to 90 back with her.
Left Hand, show COLA is
occupied at cutting down all the
weeds between the river and
Agency with a team and mower.
Mrs Mitchell, wife of the SUI
perintendent of the Matador
pasture, arrived from Texas a
few days ago to make a short
visit. They are the owners OF a
big ranch iu that state.
MIR and Mrs Amundson, parents
of Mrs OVERLY, and two of the
latter's cousins, arrived Tuesday
and visited till Thursday, with the
exception of Mrs Amundson who
will remain for several weeks.
Master Robert Ashley was
given a birthday party last Friday
evening in honor of his fifteenth
birthday. The guests numbered
8 boys and 8 girls, including
Harry Michael from Gettysburg
There were three prize contests, viz
peanut, jackknife and h~op-scotch.
Harry Michael won the two first
named, finding 63 peanuts, and
Florence Gunderson won the
other.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03

A big party Of Gettysburg's
young people came oyer the first
of the week and enjoyed a picnic
at Island park, an excursion on the
A G Maria and a visit to the
Agency. The list included the
following persons: Harry French,
q Hart and wife, r j Brown and
wife. Julia and Mamie O'Connor,
Maud O'Neill, Henrietta Clark, j
and Grace Williams, Lavina
Tillotson, HI. Christison, AL
Toomey,. Mrs Blakely, Lucille
and Ausland jerome, Mary Nc
Master, Lyle and Leslie Sandell,
COliver, Maud Graham, and Miss
Benson.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03
Married

ASHLEY - LAYER - Wedding
bells we're jingling around the
EDITORS house quite lively when Il
charivari party descended upon us
like an avalanche, Monday night,
to serenade a newly married
couple.
Mr.. Edward A. Ashley and Miss
Caroline Layer were united in
marriage by Rev. Ball ut the lat
ter's residence, Sunday evening,
July 23d, 1905. The bride comes
from Laurel, Sully county. She
has lived with the EDITORS family
for the past three months and is a
young girl of sweet and loveablc
character. The groom is from
Cheyenne Agency and is the son
of Rey. E. Ashley of that place.
The happy young couple departed
on the afternoon train yesterday
for Culbertson, Montana, to visit
with Mr.. Ashley's sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs Gervase
Coulter. The Leader wishes them
d bright and happy future, with as
many joys and as few sorrows as
afe permitted to us mortals here
below.-Blue Blanket Leader.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03
Public Is Aroused

). The public is aroused to a know
ledge of the curative merits of that
great medicinal tonic, Electric
Bitters, for sick stomach, liver
and kidneys. Mary H. Walters,
Of $40 st. Clair-av, Columbus, O.,
writes: For several months, l was
given up to die. had fever and
ague, my nerves were wrecked;
could not sleep, and my stomach
was SO weak, from useless doctors
drugs, that l could not eat. Soon
aftef beginning to take Electric
Bittars, / obtained relief, and in q
short time l was entirely cured
Guaranteed at Joscelyn's drug.
store; price Soc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03
Agency Budget

Prof Venue returned from his
vacation a few days ago.
Rev Ashley went to Virgin creek
Wednesday to dedicate the new
church.
Mr. Simmons is in charge of the
waterworks during MI Geer's
absence.
Henry Fielder and family left
on Tuesday for their school at
Zickrick.
Mrs Murphy is absent on a
visit to friends in Chicago, but is
expected home today.
Frank Wright and family re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to
Mr. Fosters at huxley.
Jas Farrell of Caspar:, Sully
county, was here Wednesday on
his way to Chas Claymore's to
work.
Roy Scott, who is working fol-
Scotty Phillips, came up Wednes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-03
Minor Mention

To LET the SET sec 23-11s-7s
for hay. j. +. Whitlock.
IF you want a GOOD Job of
SHINGLlNG done call on II. f.
Gates.
Alex LaPlant is running a fine
new wagon tank made for him by
Herb Palmer.
Miss Margie Gates is spending
the week with Lewis Bonsey and
family at Gettysburg.
Mr. Kluth expects to have his
new ferryboat, the Star, ready for
operation next Monday.
A dance is announced for Fri
day tomorrow evening at Herb
Palmer's, to celebrate the compile
ton Of his new barn.
Mrs Ruby Collins who has been
visiting at Frank Loveless's in
Gettysburg, is now with her aunt
Miss Kate Sutton of Potter.
Dick Larabee, Arthur Latferty
and Whitney Traversic were in
town Tues. The last two came to
help Dick buy a big new mower
at the Pioneer Store.
Mabel Bonsey is back to work
in the Office after a month spent in
visiting relatives and friends at
Pierre and Rec Heights. She re-
ports having u fine time.
Mr. Brehl went to Gettysburg
last Saturday to attend the meet
ing of farmers called for the pur-
pose of organizing a branch of the
American Society of Equity. He
promised to give us some particu-
lars of it, but failed to come
around.
Mrs Converse came back from
Gettysburg last Saturday and is
spending n week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Claude Joscelyn, after
which she will leave for her home
in southern Oregon, stopping on
the way for three weeks to visit
relatives in Minnesota and Iowa.