Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23


& P. Tss0RnE. Puvsashe,.
-ote1 CITY. soe55H pxxoT
IRE b ngl..iions In room, var
IN Flanre al sa!G to have h.4 La Ia.
I"'."ht eHfol m Leading 20 voIt..
traticn Of Industries" ia
We're 2.ti4,i1f indcpendent bH.0
'nollts IN France; in. 1901 . 49,.
number of such cstalli. ,,.t.
-'-'',"9o, Il d~ininutinn in IFS. r..
.v"'iS 4Vo'ooo Establishments Ta
.u.no'' now Is said To ID, Ntsv n.ac.
smaller The small establishments In
So 30 nave been Tho ouas ~hipi
n a"ihely gone out of bus.nc Dur
W. one p.1lod Of 1896 to 1901 no l,s
thah lo2,33o small firms G~isnbp,4i,a
"nne establishments %omployins frui
.wenty-one to 100 worknnen !r7rcar,l
Wy 200. and the number Of large nrms
.anp'oyihs more than 100 wolkmoi
scs3 In 1901. The present asitarigt
WIN Il demand for shorter hours am.
increased wages. Is said Ia have AQl.,
s'el'ty TO this concentration Of bust
9 ~ certain lines to the laigc firms
l'ess IMAM W years ago a prospcc,of
Ioss ms way on the desert near iho
Sallorila line. IN Nyo county. Nv.
ana dlcd OF thirst. On ,hn spGt where
.hat mans body was found Is naw ~
.o"h OF bulltrog a waiu wnrks
a'n' oostlhs $4,000 supple an album.
'"He' or water. There are mot,ls wrn
baths in many rooms ana residences
equipped with all tho inud.r4 r,t-
Iheii.a!la that make for comfort. Flo
tiic lights i%lluinine tho streets where
on's 'hc stars OF heaven looked down
on INC death of the lonely minor. ana
NIIDll inc lIGI1lc ne Ga 1850. F. .f
'!iere are now about IL. 200 people.
During the twelvc months ondfnr
May 81, about l6s, 600 tons o; coal ar
s.Veo a, Coion. All of this cosi came
IRON the United States. principaln
from Norfolk. Va. and was shfIp.d i'm
foreign bottoms flying tho Norwegian
iaS' WIN IN" exception Of the steam
cfs oil me Panama Railroad STEAMSHIP
Ilhr' PLYING between New York and
LION h"u IL single freight or passenger
steamer lying the Amcricun nag en-
teIed Colon during the year named. not
understanding the fact that ..ireocs Of
an KINDS are constantly arriving thcr,
Tor the isthn;inn canal and for the -.
cal and transit trade.
President Iiadlcy, addressing n bus.
mess meeting of the Yale alumni The
other day. spoke warmly of Professor
!-ounsburNs scholarship and oc his
N'''' mn Il NIUE story 10 Mus, rate
the latter quality. While iecturing ono
warm day. Professor Lounsbury was
greatly annoyed by the rcstivcncss OF
some OF the students. Frowns and
stances were of no avail. and i%natten-
.lon spread. until finally, pailsing in his
lecture. Professor Louushurv admins.
tered a ENTHUSIASTICALLY whimsical re-
Duke: Bear with mo Il little longer
gentlemen" ne said. IL stiil have a c.u
more pearls to cast"
There arc more than 10000 estab-
iishtnents in the country for raisin.
early vegetable plants under glass.
Within q ladiiis OK fifteen miles o.
Boston there are nearly 2.O0D.0 900 square
Feet of glass used in forcing vegetables.
Near Providence. Il. L.. are fully ten
acres of glass for the saulc purpose.
The suburbs OF New York. Chicago and
other big cities use nearly 5000 900
square feet OF glass for strictly vegct-
able and early fruit culture. and tho
glass alone used in thus forcing as.tyrc
Is worth millions.
Our fruit, vegetable and nut crop Of
:s05. required the service OF over n hun.
dred million crates. Laid end to end.
each touching its neiGhbor. these crates
would encircle the earth at the equator
Three and one-half times: tacy would
easily hold u national annual yield of
wheat: they would make . pile with !,
base the size OF q big Office bujldjnr
higher than the worlds most loItv
nountain Texas alone uses %ennl,,,
crates to reach across tho Irnitea stn,ns
i've times. and Georgia ,s mo-, f.r no.
Mind.
rho local option clauses of the New
FORK LIQUOR tax law apply to- 9as low.
1890 Az hat tive thnra w or M w, -:
towns In the site 1,ho n,,,,hn uS
,,al,v daciin.d u,,tu si"u-
r,ha,, ~ r,as oco az 'r,.'ns ;oo -,
Nc o1c. "aM ~ =, o''' ,aao : a'o'' IL
NJ ,ono ' 90. "' WY !, w, 90, on
c"s rIoo' I"s W. WI m,s l. ''uo'
IAae.is .ne s'Hie huiineF us ~
~ el.ne VI 'ie "oof''on OF .he prescott
A'quo' Jaw.
~, .,,,a,,a. e ,,...--
people; n wealth of Frame is
1'eaTl! ss'.VVo, ouo'ooo' iiohert i. KIN
.ler, uhlteo states consui NJ AiarsellieS.
IN some recent statlstics. shows row
eveIl,y 'nis weal,h rs cistrlou'ea me
s'uiiper "r estates auihihlstersu IN l.0i
oya,aS.. ana OF .hese ohe,h'if were
~ Na,ueS ranging from Tess Una *lo'oot
10 u htte uIluer $lup,VUu. only tlree