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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
CITY. POTTER co. S d.. THY asDAY MAR 49, 1906
Minor Mention

Frosty nights.
New Residences are in demand in
Forest City.
Henry Jennerman moved to
Gettysburg Wednesday.
Our Agency news letter was re-
ceived too late for insertion this
week.
Miss Margie Gates was on the
sick list with something like neu-
ralgia.
There was rainbow. hail, SNOW
and rain here Wednesday lasting
for about half an hour.
Mrs \ w Cooper was pleasant
caller at The Press office in com
pany with Mrs Douglas.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their next meeting at the hall. as
they expect to initiate three new
members.
Fred LaPlant returned from
Chicago Tuesday where he had
been to purchase goods for his
new store.
Tommy Ellis drove the stage
from Gettysburg Thursday, but
did not venture across the river
with the mail.
The Woodmen have q new mem
Der. VIM Comeau, to initiate at
their next meeting. and are expect
ing to have two.
Will Shepardson has relinouish-
ed his homestead to Jos Gcrlach
of Laurel and is taking pleasure
trip to Pierre on it.
Capt. Edward A. Ashley and
wife arrived from Evarts. He
will fill the position of clerk in
Fred LaPlant's new store.
The suit of Mr. Mortenson
against our school board
was settled before trial by
the latter paying the costs amount
ing to Sc. The board is paying
tuition for his daughter to the Get
tysburg high school. Some mis-
understanding was the cause of the
suit.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
Boat News

Claude Joscelyn is building him.
self a new rowboat.
ID l. Green is now staying at the
Agency over nights till the ice
goes out.
Roy Gates is painting his launch
and getting ready for the passen-
ger ferry business.
Shore ice commenced breaking
of this afternoon. One or two
more days of warm weather will
ftart the ice to going out.
Commodore Kluth is putting
new and additional planking on
the bottom and sides of the Star.
Also two 1ONlG beams under the
deck.
Rowboats are in demand now to
cross the river. Only three per-
sons crossed Wednesday. viz. Roy
Gates with the mail and an Indian
buck and squaw. Two of them
broke thru shore ice into four feet
of water. Today (Thurs.) two
men from the Agency came over
after the mail and brot rowboat
with them.
The work Of enlarging the ferry
boat A G Maria is completed.
The engine has been improved
and overhauled under the direction
of Mr. Eugene Story. formerly a
resident of Forest City. Mr. Story
is an expert in the line of gasoline
engines. and informs us that he
expects to have considerable work
to do here this spring.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
Torture by Savages.

'sSpeaking of the torture to
which some of the savage tribes in
the Philippines subject their cap
tives, reminds me of the intense
suffering l endured for three
months from inflammation of the
kidneys" says w. NJ. Sherman of
Gushing. Me. Nothing helped
me until tried Electric Bitters,
three BOTTLES of which completely
cured me- Cures liver complaint.
dyspepsia, blood disorders end ma
!arla. and restores the weak and
nervous to robust health. Guaran-
anteed by q. 5. Joscelyn, druggist.
Price soc.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
Doctors Are Puzzled

The remarkable recovery of
Kenneth Mclver of Vanceboro.
Me-. is the subject of niue! inter
est to the medical fraternity and Il
wide circle of friends. He says of
his case: Owing to- severe inilam-
nation of the throat and conges-
ton Of the lungs. three doctors
gave me up to die. when, as last
resort, was induced to try DR.
Kings New Discovery. and / am
happy to say. it saved my life."
Cures the worst coughs and colds.
bronchitis, tonsilitis, weak lungs,
hoarseness and lagrippe. Guar
anteed at Joscelyn's drug store.'
M'c and Sl.oo. Trial bottle free.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
The Modern Wife and the None,
Question

Usually it is the shadow of mon
,eA that brings the first partial
eclipse to the honeymoon. and un-
les the problem is rightly hanAleJl
the eclipse may become total. Thc
modern wife cannot be ALWAYS
asking for money and retain either
her happiness or her self respect.
The husband could not keep his
business GOING if he did not have
a pay day foi his employees or if
nc WAS careless about settling his
bills. He cannot expect to keep
his house going without a financial
arrangement tnat will give it rc.-
ulaiity and security. 1t is pass
lng strange that this matter should
be constant difficulty in millions
of homes. bat it is Il hardship
which wives are supposed to bear
uncomplainingl v. She is wise
who rebels early ard secures her
ri ghts. for She will meyer he a
successful wife until she has her
part of the income without davs of
grace or discounts. This is i'm
poriant: it is vital. Unless it is
made plain and duly fixed. all her
other purposes and aspiration, will
be forever handicapped.- From
the april Delineutor.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
Bovine Newslets

Luther NanAleter took in the
dance at Fort Pierre
Ray Vanl.oan was caller at the
30. w. ranch Tuesday.
+ NJ Bowlcy. :Si!as Dave, port
and Luther NanMctcr went south
for Il bunch of horses for the first
named.
Harry Anderson, Roy Airing
ton and Misses Bertha and Carrie
Fe-sler took supper with Free.
Bowiey.
Silas Davenport is running the
ranch. also taking care of Mis-.
Allen tonncat while she is teach
ing schoo! in Pierre.
+ NJ Bowlcy Jr. made another
trip around ;he horn. Reports
everyone well, especially the wo-
men and young ladies.
The big dance at Bill Rays
house, Mar. u. was we'll attended.
+. NJ. did not attend. as he was
not invited to the wedding.
One of the men freighting and
hauling bridge timber for the { &
NV -Ry drowned his team in Bad
river. As help was near the man
was rescued from Il like fate.
The other day three men with
covered wagons from Presho pass
Ell the b. o. w. ranch to take
claims north of Bad river. They
will work on the railroad this
summer.
Frank Matteson and + Nj Bow
ley had quite an exciting race the
other evening. Wonder what was
the matter. Guess they thought
Big | No 3 was after them with u
pocket knife.
Grey wolves are numerous and
have done a good deal of damage,
having killed calf for + M Bov-
ley and colt for Miss Carrie
Fessler. Free. chased one few
miles, shot and crippled it and
followed its trail by blood on the
snow to the Bad river brakes.
when he had to give it up on ac-
count of approaching darkness.
f NJ Bowley has received a
handsome crazy" quilt from Mrs
Matteson, which contains blocks
from Il number of his lady friends.
whose names we give. The blocks
are made of silk and worsted era
~ goods. with initial of the giver
worked i'm silk. Mr. Bowley ex-
tends his thanks to the ladies, viz:
Mrs and Miss Yohe of Midland,
Miss Broas Of Armour.
Mrs llofer OF Gettysburg
Mesdames G 5 and G Z Joscelyn
Forest City.
Mcscanes Brown and johnson.
and Misses George Ilauge and
Edna Lowe, Bovine.
X. II. T..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Huron, SD. March H. 1906
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk of Courts
AT Gettysburg. $. ID. on May 10. 1906. viz:
Lovcjoy =. Boarn4D.t H. T.. No. lSO.9
for the scl4 Sec 4. Il. ll9 ~. IL. II. W. 5th
PM. He names the following Witness
o. TO prove MS c. ..p~us residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz: William
NanWald. Richard NanWald. Peter f..
Holm. John Il A. Il lof Ealrs $. ID.
3l5 Z a BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
NOTICE FvR PUBLICATION

Department OF t." fntcrior. Land Office
al Huron ). ID. March a. 1906
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named = rs filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port al his claim and that said proof Will
be made heforf -" Clerk of Courts
Il. Gettysburg. >. -. on May 10. 1906. viz:
Carl J. Carrie. II. L. No. iGas7
for the mel. sec = n. r. IS W. 5,ll
p. N.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his conlil dcnce upon and
cultivation of said land viz: d. j. Me
Nay ul i'orest City 5. y. III. i. Palmer. Il.
\. Harmon an9 poland Killing Of Gcttys-
burg :, ID
3'15 c. A. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
A Lively 1ussIe

with that old enemy of the race.
constipation. often ends in appen-
dicitis. To avoid all serious trou-
BILE with stomach. liver and bowels
take DR. Kings New Life Pills.
They perfectly regulate these or
gans. without pain or discomfort.
25c at u 5 Joscelyn's, druggist
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
A Scientific Wonder

The cures that stand to its credit
makes Bncklen's Arnica s,alve Il
scientific wonder. Ii cured + II
Multord. lecturer Tor The Patrons
OF !lusbandry. Wavnesboro Pa. of
4 distressing case of piles. 1t heals
the Worst Burns. Sores. Boils. u
GERS. cuts. wounds. chilhiains and
saltrheum. Only 25c at JosceIyn's 5
drugstore
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colored electric globes festooned be-
meath the canvas canopy and along the
bulwarks, made the midship and quar-
ter decks scene of unrivaled attract
iveneSs. The officers and cadets were
capital hosts and not moment of the
evening dragged. 1t was an enjoyable
affair, with music by Hawaiian or
chestra and the cadet band. Dancing
continued until a late hour. Refresh
ments of a true Germanic flavor in
Guiding cool Pilsener beer, in addition
to champagne, Were served throughout
the evening. Favors for the ladies
were clusters of purple asters tied with
the ships cap ribbons. The grand
march about the decks was led by
Captain lander and Mrs. Pfotenhauer.
The gallant vessel leaves today or to-
morrow direct for Bremen.
J&Is*
Mr. Leavett, who is representing the
government in the famous sake cases
in opposition to Col. Fitch gave a din
ner party at the Moana Hotel on Tues
day evening for a number of friends
among the legal fraternity. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leavett return to New York by
the Alameda.
Governor Carter has planned a large
dinner party for Wednesday to be given
at the new Seaside Hotel. The dinner
will be followed by a dance.
.S.&.&
On Wednesday Mrs. Thomas Wall
was hostess at delightful bridge
party.
On Thursday evening a hombre dim
ner was given by Messrs George, Isen-
berg and Heyer for Captain lander,
officers Gluud, Genten and Kirchoff
DR. Rorkenbach, DR.. Schultz and Mr..
Walter, of the German training ship,
and Messrs. Klebahn, Hamburg, Boyer
and others from town.
ts.S.S
Captain lander was entertained at
dinner on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Klebahn. Other guests
We're officers of the training ship and
the Misses Walker and Miss Scha
.I.S.3
The Alexander Scots have changed
their minds about going to Mexico and
will leave shortly for Canada instead.
~ ~ -
Mrs. Bixby and Mr.. and Mrs. Deer
ing gave dinner parties at the Moana
during the week
.S.&.1
Miss May Damon. Mr. s. NJ. BaIlou,
ar VIII Roth and DR.. Brinkerhoff
We're dinner guests of Countess Semi
and Mrs Brodrero at the Moana on
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mother. Miss de FArtigue will leave
for the Coast on the Alameda
~ - .s
Mrs Edward Adams and Miss Adams
We're guests of honor of Mrs Harry Won
Holt on Thursday afternoon al a tea.
Mrs. Adams and Miss Adams sail for
the Coast this week. Miss Adams will
spend the summer vacat ton in New En-
gland.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS.


| TO the questions, For what quality
are Womens clubs in general most no.
torious? 1 reply that it is for thfevish
ness-the thievishness of their MEM
bers. Could the real facts be brought
10 light it would probably be found
| that there is not a secretary of a
Woman's club who has not had trouble
/ with petty offerings, if not with morei
serious thefts. Some of the clubs are
| d1refuly ashamed of this. and do ali
! they can to put a stop to it, in Others
But L doubt if there is one of the most
fashionable clubs, at any rate, whose
name has never been banded about as
byWord of thievishness, whose fair
fame has always been quite unfair
nished.''
In one London club. she tells us. "it
is common knowledge that tablet of
soap does not remain five minutes in
the dressing ROOM" in another, even
the table silver has been known TO dis
appear" in a third-her own club-it
is VIGOROUSLY unsafe to leave anything
in the cloak room. Moreover. she takes
particular pains to tell us that the
members. and not the servants. are
the thieves
But the most singular item of her
complaint is that women are deficient
in the clubbable quality They are
not" she says. clubbable in the same
sense as men, they ARE not loyal to
their clubs" and seem unable to keep
from talking TO outsiders about club
affairs She holds it for virtue i'm
men that IF ever the soiled linen of a
mans club has to be washed it is wash
ed in absolute privacy" And the
whimsical motto Of her astonishing
paper is: Tell it not in Gath; publish
1t not in the streets of AskeIon. Here
is paradox, beyond the understanding
of any ordinary MANN. Y. Sun.
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There is concert singer in the West
V hose voice is not only of great sweet
ress and compass. but of such extraor-
binary mower that no orchestra ever
browns its tones
Now the husband of this singer fire.
quently acts as her conductor and he
is ever anxious to impress upon the
public the fact of the great power of
MS Wife's voice. on one occasion the
LADY was rehearsing for a concert to
he given in a large hall. In one of
her songs she was to be accompanied
by d trumpet obl;gato. Although the
performer. in obedience TO instructions
from the conductor blew with all his
might and main, yet his best efforts
We're invariably met with a call of,
Louder louder." from the Unsuitable
leader.
Finally the performer rested his in
strument on his knee and. surveying
the leader with every evidence of indig-
nation on his purple face, broke out
with:
Louder and louder is ferry easy to
say, but we're is de vind?"
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eral guests. and Mrs. Mark ReQua
who is always seen at events intended
to aid charitable work.-Call.
~ ~
Theodore Wores is making a brief
visit in Oakland having come up from
Los Angeles, where he has established
studio. Mr. Wores is one of the for
tunate few who had left San Francisco
previous to April IS and consequently
is still Dossessor of his artistic goods
and chattels.-Call
s.3.$
Mrs. A P. Niblack arrived a few
days since from the East. and has
gone with her mother Mrs. Harring-
ton, to the latter's country place at
Colusa. After a brief visit there, Mrs
Niblaclz will go to Portland. Or, the
L. 8. s. Chicago, to which Commander
Niblack, United States Navy. is at
present attached, being there-Call
~ &c. ~
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1. I. O. r. NJ.
will give a dance and social next Sat
urday evening at Progress Hall.
.S.H.ss
The Midsummer fete for children will
be held at ST. Clements church grounds
on Saturday, June % at o'clock. The
fete is in charge of the ladies of the
guild and to make it within the reach
of all. the entrance fee will be only ten
cents. No effort VIII be spared to make
the attractive grounds still more beau
tiful and the pleasures and good things
that children enjoy will be there in
abundance
Judge and Mrs. Edings have taken
apartments at the Young.
~ y -
Mrs Victor Blue, wife of Lieut. Com
mander Blue, U. S. N, entertained very
charmingly at luncheon at her home
in York street, Norfolk, Va, May 25
in honor of Mrs. George T. Cooper, Of
New York.-Arrny and Navy Journal
.x%.%
Miss Anna Paris has gone to Kona
for the summer.
1&.I
Major Fuller U. S. Marine Corps, in
command of the detachment at the
naval station, and Mrs. Fuller leave
shortly for the Coast, the major having
been transferred to duty elsewhere.
- ~ -
Miss Laura Thompson. daughter of
General Heizemann, Medical Depart
ment, Z. S. A. who was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Randolph, at Camp Nc
Kinley for several weeks returned to
the Coast on the transport Sheridan.
1913
The dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel
last Monday evening following the In
ternational boat race between officer
crews from the German training ship
Sophie Charlotte and the
cable steamer Restorer, was, to use the
expression of one of the Restorer's
a hummer" The decorations
to the international character
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CoLoRs IN IMITATION JEWELS

ABOVE $5.C00000 worth Of imitation
jewels are made in the limited states
every year" said Herbert NJ Fisher
a great many people think that paste
Jewels as they are called, are nothing
put pure glass, but in this they are
mistaken. The stuff is paste. called
strass. which differs from ordinary
glass in having one of the metallic
oxides as a base.
These oxides give the gem its color
The diamond being coIorless. none of
the oxides are used. The ruby is made
by mixing the strass with a small pro-
portion~of glass of anthony purple
cassius and an extremely small parti-
Gle of gold. Sapphires are made with
strass and cobalt. the emerald by oxide
Of copper and oxide of manganese; the
amethyst with cobalt and oxide of
manganese. and the garnet with pur-
pie cassius.
"A new gem. light blue i'm color. has
lately been discovered in Rhodesia It
Is believed that the gem will become
fashionable. Few of the stones are
seen in New York. but a great many
have been shown in London Perhaps
you didn't know that there, is supposed
to be great diamond field UP in the
northern central part of Canada.
Diamonds are constantly being
found in the woods of Canada. and
year stone, picked up by an Indian
was sold to a white man for s. cents.
The white man hurried 10 Detroit with
it and got $500 from a jeweler for his
investment. It is believed by sc.en-
lists that the diamond bed exists in the
north. and that the diamonds were
brought into the south central part 81
prehistoric glaciers" u
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1. AAe

There is general regret expressed in
society. as well as in Naval Army cir
cles. over the transfer of Rear-Admiral
Henry w. Lyon. L. s. N, from the
Honolulu Naval Station to the Mare
Island Navy Yard. Although the trans
he will have command of one of the
largest navy stations of the United
States, his Honolulu friends would
rather have him stay. Both the Ad-
miraI and his charming wife have been
prominent in social affairs ever since
they arrived, more than two years ago.
Admiral Lyon has been known in Ho-
nolulu under its many forms of govern
ment, first during the monarchy as a
Lieutenant Commander, when he was
in command of the old wooden warship
Nipsic which he brought to Honolulu
from ADia after the terrible hurricane
which wrecked that vessel and others
of the German and American fleets.
AS captain he came here about two
years ago TO command TINS STATION anu
not so long ago a great crowd of friends
witnessed the ceremony of the raising
of his rear admiraPs flag to the top
of the naval station flagstaff.
.1.&&
The marriage and reception of Miss
Annie Horner and DR.. F. w. Taylor
of Kukaiau, Hawaii was one of the
most important and interesting social
events which has ever taken place
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of the occasion. The German ant
British consuls We're present and the
winning crew-the Charlotte-was Civ
en- an ovation which they will long re-
member. The last toast was giver
from the top of the table.
!S.S.&
A week ago Mrs. Mary Gum sailed
from Liverpool for Boston en- route
home from a tour of Continental Eu-
rope. Miss Margaret Walker with
whom sire has been travelling will spend
the coming winter abroad
~ 49,
On Tuesday evening Governor and
Mrs. Carter entertained at dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole travellers, who are
SPENDING q short time here. Other
guests We're Rear Admiral and Mrs
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Layard. Mr.. and
Mrs Holloway, Mrs. James Wilder, Mr.
Will Levers.
Mrs James Castle has discontinued
ho~ formal days at home until Oc-
tober.
Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs of Yokohama, Jap
an. arrived by the America Maru on
visit to her sister Mrs K. W. Cooper.
~ .SsS
Jamie Wilder has new and attract
i've studio downtown, on Miller street
near the national guard barracks, and
since his return from Europe has
painted several portraits and studies.
His contributions to the Kilohana Art
Lea CUES semi-annual exhibit have been
favorably commented upon
&ss1s
Mr. and Mrs a. J. Campbell gave an
elaborate dinner on Thursday evening
for Governor and Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs Faxon
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett,
Mrs. James Wilder and Mr.. Harry
Whitney. Bridge followed the dinner.
.&.Sas
Mr.. Sidney Ballou took Countess
Semi, Mrs. Brodrero and DR. Brinker-
hoff to Haleiwa on Monday in his auto.
.&4StS
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane is spending
a few weeks at Ahuimanu.
.S ~. ~
Mrs. Frederick Church will leave for
the Coast on the Alameda. accompany
ing her mother, Mrs Styne.
.s.S .&
The engagement of Miss Ami
Helene Dowsett to Lieut.. Thomas H.
Emerson, Engineer Corps, L. S. A, has
been announced at San Francisco by
Mrs. Harriet E. Dowsett, formerly of
$50
One of the notable social occasions
Of the month was the farewell recep-
ton of Captain Zander, the officers and
cadets aboard the German training ship
Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, on Friday
evening. The big white ship was
decorated with flags plants
and vines. while flags and bunting and
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Bathing Suits for Men. Women
and Children

Mems two piece Bathing Suits, Mace
Cotton S1.25 Suit.
Mems one piece Wooden Bathing
Suits. $500 Suit.
Mems two piece light weight Wooden
Bathing Suits $500 Suit.
Boys one or two piece Bathing Suits
Maco Cotton, 75c. Suit.
Boys one-piece Cotton Bathing Suits
$3.50 Suit.
Bathing Trunks, 25c. to $3.50.
Ladies' Alpaca Bathing Suits, full
skirt and boomers, black and navy
blue, $3.50 to Sc so Suit.
Misses Bathing suits, Maco Cotton,
81 80
Misses Alpaca Bathing Suits, $3.50
Bathing Shoes, Caps and Water
Wings.
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Bathing Suit
News

A Bathing Suit is poor, that cannot
stand the water, and there is nothing
that creates more dissatisfaction with
the user.
Have you ever seen the line we
the perfect making, faultless fit and
taking style?
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~ ~ -

The concerts of the past week and on
Monday of the Hawaiian band in the
society folk. many of whom formed
parties for the occasions. Among those
in Mondays audience were Mrs. Grace
Tubbs Henshaw, who entertained sew
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