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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
ESCAPED PRISONER REcAPTueEr
Tobias, Charged With Robbina t!
Mails, Safe Behind the Bars.

Aberdeen. s. d.. Aug. l5.lcAarles
Tobias. held for trial on II charge o.
,'obbins and burning q mail pouch n
Bradley, :. d.. who escaped from the
county Jail last Tuesday evening. has
been captured and is once more
prisoner. He was caught ut his horie
at Bradley. where he went to see hi.
wife and child, walking the entire dis
lance. Two minutes after entering Ma
nome he was taken by u deputy shefEf
Explaining how he got away. Talta.
said Ill was an easy mattef. but that .6
would never ave done it il he hai 40
acted ON the impulse of the maaant
He was cleaning III the Jail ollsa ans
took Il hat and coat from Il pc anG
placed them in u garbage box. He 'acr
knocked on the door and asked
woman working in the kitchen Up per
the door so that he could cmitg iac
ooX. Not suspecting anything. the
woman complied and he went To-
Darn and. after donning the garsnen'
and hat. he made for the railr1to
racks. He said that he fully intenGec
returninG after he had seer his wife.
Tobias will be tried at the Septcll3-
Der term of the United States court :,
DeadWood.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
GAS IN EDMUNDs COUNTY.
Ipswich Farmer Makes the Discover,
While Seeking Water.

Ipswich. :. d.. Aug. l1.-Coal and
gas in f.dmunds county is the discov-
cry made during the last ten days on
a farm owned by Frank kestle. MIR.
kestle was having an artesian well
drilled on his homestead. and when
only thirty feet down the drill ran
through a heavy layer of coal. The
Goa was of good quality and from the
thickness of the stratum must be
present in sufficient quantity to make
ii paying mine. Blu MIR. kcstle was
after water. and not coal. so the drill
was sent on down to a depth of 1850
feet. when natural gas was
eddy cached. The men We're forced to
leave the we'll house. and when one
of them thoughtlessly threw a lighted
match into the shed the structure Was
all ablazc. and 1t was With difficulty
that the fire was eXtinguished, the
burning gas blazing up many feet into
the air. Mr.. Kestle believes that it is
only a pocket of gas which the drill
punctured and that the flow will soon
be exhausted. But it is believed that
the gas shows the presence of under
ground wealth in the form of either
coal or petroleum.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
TAXABLE WEALTH
or SOUTH DAKOTA
Total OF 2l,2l5,6 42 Acres Of
Farm Land, An Increase OF
$50, 1852 Acres.
NO TlMEP!ECES IN SULLY
Fifteen Other Counties Have No Silver
or Plated Ware. According 20 the
Returns Of the County
Assessors.
NO TlMEP!ECES IN SULLY


-. =, ma s,ata No., -
~ W., .He 80 an 81, .sas ~
~ '"''.i "N.'r' 49, 80, -
- ..,,s 90 - -
=, 80 e, ~ i"''u
- ., 80 = - %, 80, - -,
y '' ~ 100 nn. 10
MI t.0 -
S'.a :, - ~" - 49,
"IiN " 49, NI
,olsl COUNT! ldiIus are HSSrSSed ~ lile
riIa' h.i'e Sr..'', nl,a eas' =. III.
~ Nout..9 ~ u .nous', ~
+, Of; - to".'t "t 80. "'s r"t'
~ Nv ~ ne $500 4 F-'lo'
- "glease OK n.i!'ere! iih0S re-,
- ~ SlN'NS a 'ot"i
ms'.'' .NteH t"i we Ae"i' "i.h an
- 20 '.v.s1 va 1N'e' NNi'h Is :,
.,s"N'ioI' "i S'o.'' ilo,l iaSt year. All
r1Ii. ,,','''S ite'' @le III We hI'Vh
i w '"uii,ies' no s"Ih 'l~aSSllcalioM
Nis9 ""s "''NS cast % 'He
-, So"i''
.,oi N"."sS are Ihcrei'Seu 81
1T 81 ~ vs - -, Se"'' "''''S'Is me TO-
,r,,,
,, ''o.N S.lie''tl'S an SHOW an
,,'htaM ~ ~ 'N'uii'7 "i SWINE
nh 80 "t' ""'Nh II
~" ~ VIZ l'NnseS "l cholci.i IN
~ aI, = pax "A "a. Stat'' mere
n -, i, v""o- '''iNeS i's'cn lor assessment
rho.,irr .'-o' w. 49, Year.
va, W. q N"iultnoH OF Sll..@4.'l' 1T
T., ,.a -, N''l'",.S presumed .ha' 'ie
h''sr fal'ee counties west OF the river
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
SOLDIER BOYS MAKE
4 PRACTICE MARCH
South Dakota Guardsmen Make
Detour Of Lake KamHeska,
About % Miles.
8 COMPANIES IN CAMP
Annual Encanpment of the Guard ee
ing Held at Camp Roosevelt" en-
Stat Camp Grounds Near
WatertoWn.

Watcrtowr. s. d., Aug. l5.-gMs
Fourth regiment, South Dakota VA
tional Guards, engaged in Il practice
march Saturday and sunday. The
length of march being about twenty.
FIVE miles. the route beng around Lake
kampeska. on the shores of which body
of water the state camp grounds ar
located The militia men started on
the march at ! o'clock Saturday after.
noon and returned to camp about the
same time of day on Sunday. camping
Stewart was in charge OF The practice
march.
The Britton and Clark companies
We're excused from attendance at his
cncalnpment. The companies from thu
following towns are in camp: SIOUX
Fails, Mitchell, Canton. Salem. Red
field, S%isseton, Aberdeen and Yanhtom
The Black Hills companies Will next
year be able to attend the cncalnpmeut
as by that time there will be one OF
more railroads across the western part
of the state. The Black Hills CON.
rtnies will engage IN practice marches
in September.
Chaplain Montgomery, of Aberdeen
is in attendance at camp. having cone
all the way from New York city to e
into camp with the boys, with WHOM
he is a great favorite. Captain Guyer
of the Sixteenth United States infantry
is in attendance at the camp. whicl.
is called Camp Roosevelt, as Il detail.
from the United states regular army
Captain Golfer Campbell. of Huron. ana
captain Mark W. Sheafe. son of Brig
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
DENIED A NEW TRIAL.
Clay County Man Must 90 = tns Psi
Tertiary for Mansl=a9hter.

Clay County Man Must Go = tns Psi.
Tertiary for Manslsuehter.
Worn Hon. $. H.. Aux THE au-
PR onrt has denied II. &. Eameads
of iaiS city a new trl4i on bis appeal
from Tire circuit court on III, ground
tina. indictment WAS Improperly
drawa This was the last strav. ttlat
Mr.. l-t1nlnds ANA his attorneys We're
c.ingit- 10, and . they ARE hope
lesslv lost. The case mas been hanging
on for over two years, but viii come
10 an end next October when Judge
Smiih Ironounces sentence N Alr. Ed
munds. who stands convicted OF man
" IN the first degree The penalty
Ior winch Is from -four to twenty years
IN the penitentiary.
The crime which Will SEND Mr.. Ed
fHunds to the penitentlury was COM
fnltted at Meckling on July l. 1904. Mi.
Edinunds had gone there on business
and While at the depot looking after
freight shipments. WAS approached by
w. j. Williams, who had worked for
MIN ON the ranch three miles east of
Meckllng. The young man claimed Ed
nluhds owed him So wage money. The
latter denied it. The laborer made some
pretty severe threats, but finally the
Two men separated. Edlnunis went into
the depot n there secured a ball bat
Mhlch he carried with him to his
puggy. About this time young Will
AIMS started across the street towards
EdmuudS, who, fearing that he meant
10 carr out his threats, picked up the
pax again. When within a few feet of
~hdinunds, the young man was advised
10 Keep ms distance. but paid 10 atten-
tlon 10 the warning. The next minute
me bat descended on his head With ter
INC iorce. Williams never regained
~ohsNl'usneSS dying the next morning.
tdinuids was arrested. held at the pre-
urinary hearing. convicted in circuit
u on a charge of manslaughte in
The hrst degree and has been unsuc-
cessfui IN his appeal TO the supreme
court.
When seen last evening Edmunds
was bearing UP bravely under the bad
news. He did not Seem To lack courage
on ms OWL behalf, but the hard part
OF u an was to be compelled To inform
his faithful wife. who has had her
snare OF sorrow for two years. He in
to make the most of his conyic-
tlon, but will go to the penitentiary
WIN the firm belief that he was justi,
Hed IN striking the fatal blow. Before
ana since the fatal day Edmunds has
neeil considered a good citizen and
.heie are but few here who hut wish
he could nave escaped the penitentiary.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
TO DIG DRAINAGE DITCH.
Deuel. County Farmers Will Spend
$4,000 in Undertaking.

Clear Lake. S. d.. Aug.
county Will next year snow an i'm,
creased value in farm land of at least
5000 600. if the farmers of the west end
OF the county carry out their present
plans of digging a drainage ditch. some
100 acres of land in the western part
of the county is too wet for cultivation
and for hay land is worth only about
81 al acre.
The farmers were of the opinion that
the land could be drained and last
week got together and employed Cen
eral Carpenter, Of WATERFOWL, a grad
uate surveyor. to survey a ditch which
he has Just completed, being confident
that a drainage ditch would enhance
the value of the land at least $50 an
acre. The ditch would have to be seven
miles long. and on of the land
being too wet to work with teams and
scrapers the ditch would have to be
dug with spades and shovels. Thus
making the cost about $40, 900.
The farmers ave decided to go ahead
with he proposition and If possible
will complete the ditch before the
ground freezes this fall.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
ENDS LIFE FOR TRIVIAL CAUSE.
Tocthache Responsible for Suicide Q
Prominent naLn4an

Deadwood. 5. d.. Aug. 15.-After sufr
fering two weeks from eXcruciatinG
pain caused by an liberated toott
which defied the best medical Skill
John Blatchford. for nineteen years sl-
p~crintendent of +. III. H~arrilnan's Go,c-
en- Reward mine at Terry. near Dead.
wood. blew out his brains with a re-
volver at his home.
Mr.. Blatchford was SO years old AND
a thlrty-second degree Mason. He wa
n of the best known mining men ir
children.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
WHEELER KEEPS THE SEAT.

Pierre. S. d.. Aug. 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down a decision in
the case of the state of South Dakota
eN rel. l.. Il. Andrews VS. o. L. Boyden
ct al. which Ia the last Of the Charles
Mix county seat fight. The situation
Is the result of tie quarrel between
Platte and Geddes as to which should
get the county sea from Wheeler. re-
sulting In neither OF them securing the
nonor, and the eat of government OF
enat county remaining at n little ham,
Jet on Tn" Missouri riv off a line OF
"o' IS more.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Five DEATHS FROM
POISONED LEMONADE
Northern South Dakota Towns
Pay Severe Penalty for Par
ticipation in Excursion.
MADE FROM OLD WELL
Dispensers of Lemonade and Coffee
Made Connections from Water
from Old Well Instead CT
Pure River Water.

Webster, :. H.. Aug. L. Sickness
an! leath lurkei in the glasses of lem
jnaic and pots of coffce served to the
.hirsty exoursionists To l%.varts. The
Milwaukee terminal out ON the Mis-
souri, river. the fore part of july. and
three towns in the northern part of the
state have paid the severe penalty of
Heath for their participation in the cx-
cuision. There having been one death IN
Webster, one IN Andover and three in
Bristol.
The dead are:
CHARLEY DoIiMAN. Webster.
CHARLES l.. FORTUNE. Andover.
THOMAS M'GAHRY. Bristol.
PETER FII.HACH. Bristol.
GEORGE: ZIMMERMAN. Bristol.
With the Missouri river. the waters
of which are said to be the purest in
the world, flowing through the little
town of Evarts. the dispensers of
drinks on excursion lay made their
lemonade and coffee from water drawn
from an old we'll. and cases of typhoid
'eNer in nearly every town along the
Milwaukee Dad through northern
South Dakota resulted. Aside from the
i've deaths that have already resulted.
y NUMBER are SUN III from typhoid
fever
Ed Carr, of this city. a lad who went
IN the excursion. has nearly recovered
from a sever illness from typhoid fever
having had a very close call from
Heath. his life at one time having been
iespaired of. Another lad who went
IN the trip. but who did not drink the
lemonade, but who probably drank WA
Ter from the same we'll, is still very
III from typhoid. but he is believed to
be on the road to %recoVerN.
At Aldover. otto Machniller has
been i'll ever since his return from the
Urn TO the river He did not drink
my OF the lemonai lie, his illness being
caused. ii is thought. by drinking cof-
zee presumably made from water from
IN" old we'll that contributed to the
barrels.
Gr"t"n. Ipswich, Bowdlc ami other
towns report cases of typhoid resulting
IRON The EVarts excursion.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
CATTLE HUSTLER PARpoNEp.
A. w. lamphere, Twice Convicted. 4
Again a Free Man.

Sioux Falls. S. d., Aug. 1G.-In ac-
soruance with the recent action of the
state board OF pardons and Governor
ilrod. A. w. Lamphere, of Chamber
u'in, VINO was serving II term of two
years IN the Sioux Falls penitentiary
tor cattle "rustling." alleged to have
peer committed in Lyman county. has
been released from the penitentiarv
and returned to his home.
He was twice convicted. After being
convicted the first time he secured n
new trial. which again resulted in
ms conviction. notwithstanding this.
friends have always maintained thar
ne was innocent and they have been
antiring in their efforts to secure a par
Ion for him. When after the first trial
ne had reached Sioux Falls on his way
20 the penitentiary his progress toward
mat institution was stopped by a writ
Of habeas corpus.
n friends who fought for hin, then
continued to fight for him even after
ne was convicted the second time, and
TO their efforts is due the fact hat he
now is once more n free man.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
PROMINENT PRINTER DIES.
Ed Ho!Icnbeck Passes Away Sudden,
at Sioux Falls.

Sioux Fails. 5. D.. Aug. 15.-Eleart
disease is supposed 10 nave caused tn.
death of Ed ~Hollcnbeck. u we'll known
member of the local pressmen's union
who VAS ound dead in bed this morn.
ing. To ENJOY all doubt as to tn,
cause of his death, however, Corome,
Miller VIII hold an inquest. The deac
ma for some time had been Il press.
man in the office of The Forum, Il local
newspaper.
The wife of Mr.. Hollonheck went Il
Minneapolis a day or two & to spend
a brief vacation. She is now there. bu,
an efforts to communicate with her and
INFORM her of the death of her hEs-
band have proved futile. as her STREE,
number is unknown here.
The dead man. in addition TO Il wid.
OK. leaves a little son.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
POSSE AFTER HORSE THIEVES.

Sturgis. 5. D.. Aug. l5.-Horse thievc:
saturday night broke into the pasture G.,
u. Crowden. north of Sturgis. and s;ol,
seven head of horses. A posse of 6f;,e,
nler. with Sheriff brown at the head i'm
nediately started in pursuit ard rct,,,,,,
Yesterday with five head found IN The
vicinity OF Bear Buttcs. The other ...e
horses, saddle ponies. are still n,is.i,.- ~c
trace of the thieves has been fD,,ra "
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The population OF France is about 40
600. 900 people: the wealth of France is
nearly S45. 900, OO0. 900. Robert T.. skin.
ner, United States consul ut Marseillos.
In some recent statistics. shows Row
evenly this wealth is distributed. The
number Of estates administered in 1904
was 394.7S7. and of these one-half We're
or values ranging from less than $1,000
10 n little under 500. 000. Only three
were over $40. 900. coo.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
TEMPERATURE BELOW NORMAL

Huron. s. d.. Aug. 1.-THE official
weather n crop bulletin says: The
rainfall averaged considerably above
the normal for the week. and was gem
erous to heavy over most of the eastern
portion of the state. In some localities
the mount was very heavy. The CO.
operative observer at Wilsey reports a
total of Csc inches. The heavy rain
area covered the western portion
Of Beadle and Sanborn counties.
Showers ranging from moderate to
heavy In amount occurred from the 9Th
to Sth. and there were scattered light
local shower on Thursday.
There was considerable less than the
normal amount OF sunshine, loud
weather prevailing during the fore part
OF the week. After Thursday fair
weather prevailed.
The temperature averaged slightly
below the normal for the week, but the
weather was on the whole Favorable,
warm. The highest temperature re-
ported was SO degrees. recorded at
Rosebud and Sioux Falls.
The wet weather considerably re.
tarded seasonable outdoor work, and
over large areas in the eastern portion
OF the state the soil is very moist. The
conditions were favorable to growth.
A damaging hailstorm occurred in the
southwestern portion OF Sanborn coun-
~, and some hail fell in a part of Tur-
ner county.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The local option clauses of the New
FORK liquor tax lax apply to 92S towns.
The law went into effect on March %.
1896. AT that time there We're .S3 dry
towns In the state. The number grad
ually declined until January l.. 1898.
when 1t was 262. On January l. 1900. 1t
Was 216; and on MAY l. 1902. 80: ON
May !. 1903. 2S4. and on May /. lg0G.
~2S3-cxactly the same number us at
the time of the adoption of the prescott
lluuor law.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
SUDDEN cEATH OF p,onrr,

Parker. S. d.. Aug. 15.-Iiira:n For,
aged 80 years. n pioneer OF this con-,
and owner of $50 acres OF fine 80
land died yesterday. He ha! ..r:,.
the binder the day lefoie and In re-
was allowed TO sleep tie rex, ! u,,f, ;,
until near iiooa when ii w.e IA. :
cred that he had liaF.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

Our fruit, vegetable and nut crop Of
S05. required tho service of over n Nun.
dred million crates. Laid end To csd.
each touching its neiGhbor. these crates
would encircle the earth at the equator
three and one-half times: they would
easily hold u national annua yield of
wheat: they would makc . pile with n
base the size OF q big Office building.
higher than the worlds most LOFTY
mountain. Texas alone uses enough
crates to each across tho United States
ute times. and Georgia is not far be-
hind.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The German emperor. who reccntlv
added a Spanish uniform tn his stock
Of clothes. has the biggest wardrobe OF
any sovereign in the world. a valet
gifted with special knowledge is dep
uted to look after the HohenZollern col
lection Of uniforms. which is IL truly
enormous one. and this man has SO wei
studied his masters treasures that nc
matter in what guise the kaiser may
wish to appea: he n 1T once produce
the uniform.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Perfect svstcn,.

from 7fUCE.
Crawford-ls there sncl, a thing Ms
q safe gamble?
Crabshaw-Nell. there are our high
imam iers. who AXE chance with
oi-ler peoples money"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The Bank OF France. the l,rres,
hcarder Of gold next to the United
States treasury. has in it's vaults. today
nearly 5000. GOO. 600 of the precious retail:
two years age 1t had $465. GOO. 600. ana in
1eOO. when Paris began slowly to forge
ahead Of London as the enter OF larr-
est money supply, the institution held
only 1915. 600. coo.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
FlFTSEN E.EE III. u..-

Fort Worth, Tea. -
Island passe.!g"i ,i:l.l ..:.
yards today i..jui.., 4
two sciicus!.... .G,. .el,.,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
STATE DEBT REDUCED $4,000.

Pierre. s. d.. Aug. 17-State Treasurer
Collins states that the bonded debt Of
the state will be decreased $4,000 on
the 1900 Indebtedness today, and that
he has promise of the surrender of 500
$40 more of this indebtedness for the
list of September and u partial promise
of 3o.ooO more at n later date. which
will clear up the 1900 Indebtedness. and
ieave about $S4. 600 due next year out
standing. Every effort will be made to
secure all of hat before the close of
Tn" present term of Treasurer Collins.
by securing these bonds i'm advance
OF n time they are due the state is
being saved several thousand dollars
II interest. With the bonded debt of
the state wiped out the financial af-
fairs will be turned over to the sue
eeeding treasurer in excellent shape
with only a comparatively small float
ing debt to handle.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The Cape to Cairo railway has just
reached n point in Africa IA miles
north of Victoria Falls and 2.016 miles
from Cape Town. The PSI miles from
Kolomo to Broker Hill were con-
structcd in S4e days. On ninety nine
days. however. no work was done, 50
that the rails were actually laid at the
rate Of over n mile IL day. From 3.00c
TO 5000 natives are constantly en-
ployed, and about $50 whites.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

There arc more than 10000 estab-
Iish'nents In the country for l,isin,
early vegetable plants under glass.
Within q radius OK fifteen miles OF
Boston there are nearly 100000 sunoro
!eet of glass used in forcing Vegetables.
Near Providence. X. L.. are fully ton
acres OF glass for the sulnc purpose.
The suburbs OF New York. Chicago and
other big cities use nearly 5.0OO.OoO
square feet OF glass for strictly vegct-
abie and early u culture. aud the
glass alone used in thus forcing .atyre
Is worth millions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

People make a great mistake as to
the prevalence of English on the ccn-
tlnent. says the Rev. A. n. Cooper /,
Chambers' Journal. "In my walk 10
Rome. q journey Of conc a(0 miles. I
only once met a man on the road Who
could speak English. and he was the
on:y man who begged at me-"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

Though prohibited by law. cock
the English BLACK country and in some
parts of Lancashire and Yorkshire. But
IN Cape Colony. whore the law does no,
touch the ''pastime." 1t norrishes Wit,
something Of the prosperity that sur
rounded 1t In England n century ago.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
FIND STOLEN PAPERS.

Custer. S. d., Aug. 16.-The papers
End bonds which were stolen from the
First National bank of Custer Cit,
when that bank was robbed last Sen
TENDER have been found. No money
was found. but the discovery was very
important to the bank.
George Millhouse. lille prospecting
Tor mica about five miles south of Gus
ter, accidentally discovered the PAPERS
unde u pile Of brush. All the parers
were found to be in II fair state or
preservation. although somewhat
we~atherbeaten and defaced by expos
ure to the elements.
No clue has yet been found as To
h robbers, but something may de.
velop from this discovery.
INCREASE IN VALUATION.
Bridgewater. S. D., Aug. l6.-Cfty
Assessor G.. a. Ray gives the total as
sessed valuation of property. both real
and personal. IN B~ridgewuter, for thu.
present year. 1T s1S4.Gcc. an increase
of $4,000 over the preceding year.
Owing to the IN ease in traffic ~
this paiut the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul railway his been COM elled
to add additional trackago. \ large
force of men and teams ar. on the
ground, and the wnk vii, ~ nusl,nd
to completion u Gee.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

I'm the only MAJ in the world who
can sing a song standing on my head In
q bucket OF water" said James Collier,
when charged with vagrancy in the no.
lice court of Grimsby. England. the 9th.
er day. He was discharged on his prom.
ice to leave town. hut before leaving did
. xurglirg solo for the benefit OF and &c
the admiration of tho police.