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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

The following bills we're allowed:
Olof Anderson, balance due on
GALS GU. feet of road grade
built in Sanner Twp. at 94c per
cubic yard 459 Il
Lars Mortenson, 6 days labor
on road, man and team, Forest
City twp. "a 90
Anthony Cooper, road grade
built in Carr twp so 90
r. b. Patterson. stationery,
blanks AMI printing offici
pr ,ceedingS. 9 Ol
On motion Board adjourned till
tuesday. Nov. l2tn. 1907. ut
10 O'Clock a. m. Nov. 18th Board
met as per nd jnnrnmcnt, Stephe
Simon and Benton D-ner EN-
present.
Bills were allowed IS foll' ws:
Sheriff of Hughes Co nty. b sru
and caring for Geo. Rice. r.,
ter Co prisoner 30 days %
Supplies purchased f. + sane, | 4
West Paul .shinr Co.. 5 vo
UNI n r.pv't> for State
.itt r. ev 30
hi e Blan ket [. adler. p bli IA
ing official proceedings. quar-
statement ami advertising for
county 2nd quarter 1897, 60 +
\manda A. Po.sfuSs. s,cnoyr :
Lner fees. t,kine testimony
case of State vs.. Matt Hoven,
34OD words. 81
Copy of same for It's atty ~
Same. stem IRA her fe :. in cas-
OF sstaie IS VIM. Stran4
! 56W IDS s.
simon I'm n. bron oii1 +,
ana 2rni". fairtNp. sc
IL n. Kintn cr. stationery fol
C nuty n'tdit y. nntice frh ar
OF hea tt. and % court calendar,
clerk + courts "a j
Rsu en- l-al,ash. | ~ labor on
road, mm AID tea n.u1-15. .
or ba' 5. Is i ii. f r nv Tx
btilif. -
Willis Vail, ] day labor, man ano
team. on road, Fair view
Twp. , VQ
5 M Vilsadson. road v seq,
No. and So. Riverside Twps.
1907. d 00
+ b patter son, pu Fishing official
proceedings, and official
notices, Z OO
Same, rent. of room for storage of
Weis sal Don property, seized by
sherif, from Aug. - to Nov.
End, 1907, claimed, 20 90 al
lowed, 10 OO
George Smith, road overseer,
Canton tn .p. 1907, 90
W A. Her ron appeared before
the Board and offered to paw per-
sons.l tax ofCE NJ Oliver for
yenr 1898 and prior. provid.
ir.g the board abate all penalty
and interest on same to date
except s per cent interest which
ne agreed to pay. After consid-
Grafton, anne was accepted and
county t treasurer authorized to
accept 50 id. amount.
10 N continued
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Continued from FIRST page

). NJ. Brerne, same, | day, 1 10
'ohn Wilson, sane I days an
mil. 8 40
Bert m;, 'lau+' ~a"e' 8 day, anil ii
az r gers, same. 1 day and
m |, ilo,en case | 10
tic ,arl Wilkins n. SAM. Z days
and IN | Gro S case. s 20
L"us Res. same. 6 DAYS and
mil slnie 5 II
ira Tutle. witness | 10
Hny Glandt. same, { days and
mil. 10
d lph Nielsen. same s 90
red Lake. same. 2 ia S 3 10
John +. Lavery, witness, 2 days,
Huber case. 4 ~
Frank French. same, / dav. l o.
John Sternhagen, witness, 2 days
and mill, o.
j. F. Weaver. same, 10
j. j: Mertens, same, Z days and
mil. 8 20
+. g. Adams, same, l day and
and mil 1 10
Martin Rising, same, 2 days and
mil. 4 so
On motion Board adjourned till
l o'clock p. m.
P. All met as per ad-
lournment. After listening to
petit ons by persons asking that
y bridge be repaired across the
cheyenne creek near Forest CITY.
same was laid oyer till Nov. 18th
for inspection.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Land
6ttca OF Huron = n Nov II M

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Huron, s. D., Nov. 10 1907.
NOTICE is hereby given that T. Hewitt
Turner, of Gettysburg, SD, has. filed
year proof in support of his claim, viz:
Entry No. 1922 made July
25, 1902, for the SWA SWA, section 90,
SEX SEA section 81, NW1 NWA, sec
tion %. NE n NEA section %, township
10 range 70 and that said proof will be
Huron. s.. ID. on Dec. 20, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon anG
cultivation of the land, viz:
u. j. Mckay, G. F. Swift, Of Forest
City, SD, Louis Bonsey, j. A. Whiteslde,
OF Gettysburg, s.. D.
G. A. BLAKE, Register
LIST pub. Nov. 81.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
THE NATIONAL TREASURY AND
BANKS

In The Press of Nov. II we
published an editorial under he
heading "National Banks and the
Public Debt In it we stated
that we had evolved paper money
To take the place OF our present.
banknotc currency. We did not
give Il readers the benefit OF HE
great genius of our astute book
keeper, and do not expect to fer
some time to come, for the reason
that we do not make the claim
that our present paper currency
is ''no good. The only fault we
had in mind two weeks O was
that there was not enough of 1T.
The following. which we quote
from the Farm Stock and Home
OF st. Paul. would 90 to show
that the present national bank
law might he good enough if 1T
was totally severed from all con-
nection with or relation to our
"awkward and unscientitic'' tariff.
cat this writing the national
treasury has deposits in national
banks aggregating over 1926. OOD.-
600. and the sum is increasing
daily. This is about sou, 900, COZ
more than the average for many
months, the increase being the
contribution made by the govern
ment to a sadly needed increase of
the currency in circulation
Under the circumstances there is
no justification, if there is a dis
position, to criticise or denounce
the government authorities for
making this huge addition to the
earning power of the banks.
Necessity or emergency often
justiiies practices that are both
unjust and illegal; and reference
is made to the subject here because
it reveals the cruditv. awkward
ness and u~nscientific financial
system that we patiently tolerate.
Taxing the people 40 far beyond
the needs of the government that
such . surplus is piled up in the
national treasury that it con-
tt!tutes enormously to the reduc-
ton Of tho volume of money in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Department of the Interior, Land
Office AT, Huron. s. n. Nov. IA ion

Office at Huron, SD, Nov. Is. 1907
NOTICE is HEREBY given that Frank
five year proof In support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No 1.l73
made May 10, 1902. for the nwL section
8 township lle range77 and that said proof
will be made hefOre Clerk of Courts, at
Gettysburg, 8. ID. or Dec. 20. 1907. He
names the following witnesses tn prove
walton of the land. viz:
+ K Harmon. Ray Rosa. Albert Kula.
D. Mckay, all of Gettysburg S. ID.
ll-2l c. A. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

The TT. Pierre Stock Journal is
running a series Of edito ills
under the regular standing hea
of "A Water Storage Syste.n
The last issue has the subheadinu>
of 'sWe want an artc>ian we'll in
every to nship and more than OF.
if we can afford it" and ''What ",
want is Il dam on every section. :
big one in every township. an
me IN every quarter if we can
att rd it. But its plan of Getting
the ways and means," as per
following quotation, we fea,.
wtll bear fruit, about as soon as
would a similar petition
presented to the board of county
con missioncrs of Potter County:
"For the benefit of those W .
have not read our articles IN a
Water Storage System which pre-
ceeded this one we will make !.
REF statement concerning tbs
subject. 1t is our intention to
circulate a petition and frame up
n bill To be introduced next wear
before the United States Congress.
petitinning them to allow ortion
of the funds SCI aside for ;rrigat-
ing purposes in this state to be
OK. ended in drilling artesiau wells
and constructing dams through
the western part of the state.
This would increase the rainfall
as we'll as give each individual
settler a sufficient supply of water.
This method will reach more
neople and help to benefit the
country, probably more than anv
other PLAN.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28


Today is Thanksgiving day.
sre the citizens OF Forest Cit
as well as some others o
inc TO stop long enough q
count tie many blessings to be-
thankful fpr-an open flIl-abun
harvestS, etc. and remember
their Author with pai~e aud ad
ration! Or will the day be
passed mp" as the animal remcm
bers,-without reference to tr
spirit life. either here, or herr :
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Huron 5. ID. Nov. l3, 1907

uU TTUTO d d. NV. to- IOOJ
NOTICE is hereby given that Pearle
ltene Odell Of Eales s. ID. has filed no.
Ike of her intention to make final commu-
tation proof IN support of her claim viz:
.t8, for the NWH section % township
10 .ause IS and tHat SAID proof will be
lale before Clerk oil Courts at Gettys-
gurg $ ID. on Dec. 81. 1907.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
of the land viz:
William E Lyman of Lebeau S d, Clar-
of Eales S d, Ed X Harmon,
Mrs Will H Harris. of Gettysburg s ID
C. A. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

Claude Joscelyn, our city pho
toerapher, to his regular
%ccuuat'on adds that of boat
b 'i'der. He has just finished a
Jew Now boat Is feet long. keel.
" tn light ribs aud bass md, and
painted VIII tie and green. and has
o t acts to build TWO more after
the same pattern. n for Robert
Vhitlock and the other for Forest
iates, which are to be Is TT. long.
The Press is p inted on We'd
.esday evening, to give our force
l chtnce t, enjoy Thanksgiving.
The lras> Office ~ Monday
printed 100 landniils advertising
+ + bids for furnishing m te ial ,
and labor for the new building to
b. erected at the Indian boarding
sc'io at Cheyenne Agency. The
bids are to he opened Jan. 10Th.
I is t. be an up'odate two story
,nlliaY, heated bv steam, fr a
me- + r the scho u empl yes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

The c"lbertson Mont.) Repub-
,lcan after a career of fifteen weeks
has passed into the hands of our
l'rmer 'ownsman. MIR. G. H.
Coulter who makes his debut in
the issue Of Nov. Is, as ..sole
owner publisher and proprietor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

YQ1o 0I0e0 i..ay ne founa on fls ut Geo.
INTO fHf6H +. lowell 4 Co.'S Newspspsr
Advertising Bureau (tOepruce ST. where edver.
ktnS contracts may be nads for tin New York
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

We notice the adv. in the same
issue of Coulter & Miller, as
land agents. Here's to his
success.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
TO CIub.E2afsesss

We will give you an annual subscription to the e view of Reviews New
York iy N,nhy), Dr. ciennfc American IN. y iy weekly for a club off five
ew subscribers to the Forest City Press, with the cash fol- same viz: $3.50.
We want to secure 300 New Subscribers to The Press be to-. next histmas
Local Correspondents wanted at Gettysburg, Laurel, Eacs Lebeau, White
horse and Cherry Greek to write the news for The Press. We will pa a liberal cash
price for acceptable manuscript.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28

department of the interior, Land Office
at Huron. ). d.. October Z. 1907
NOTICE is hereby given that Harry
>. French of Gettysburg SD. has rleu no.
~, OF hi intention to make final COM
la.ation proof in support of his claim,
": Homestead Entry No. ls.69 made
May 10. i90b. for the NW4 Section 2S
township ll9 range IS
IA tina, sal proof will be made before
icrk of Cn,rts IL, gettysburg 5. ID. ON
,ov. i3. 1871. He names the following
Witnesses To prove his continuous resi-
nee upon ana cultivation of the land.
u: } "A Whitcsiie. Daviu NonWald.
ilvie + SandclI. Harvey y Guukin. all of
gettysburg )
C. A. BLAKE. Register
st pub Oct 10
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
Department OF tilc Interior. Lana Office.

Department OF tic Interior. Land Office.
al Huion >. ID. Nov. 13. 1901
NOTICE i, hereby given THAI Mabel ":
wight of t tySburg. ) u. has filed
lIi,. Of her imrbtIOn 20 maxi llnai COM
litation proof IN support. OF her clam,
~: llumrstea.! Entry No. 1880 made
- 9. 1906. Tor the NJ >tl4 II NJ
W. section - iuwnsiiip ll9 range IS.
~ tnat Sail prup' WI tr made before
4. Cic.K OF Nuslr.s a. pcttysOuIy >. u. On
Dee. Il 1901.
She names the follow ing witm ssrs To
'utc her continuous r"si,elice upon ana
.ilulatIon OF III" laij. VIZ: Lyle
~,aiaeli. rranh o .>rili. . y Whitcsiuc.
~" lie y paray al! vi gettysburg > ID
z. A DLALE. Eexlste-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-28
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

II HE store is full of beauty and novelty can hold
Newness richness brightness and the farest of prices char
acerze goods collectively and individually. The stock
coprehensvey complete and embraces wide range from the quaint
est danest cones to the ervceabe and substantial articles that are
SO wisely and so frequently chosen Christmas gifts.
Our splendid Paris organization has the credit OF large share OF
merchandise progress This evident the Holiday
Goods.
We meet the demands OF the hour with special facilities
The stocks OF fancy goods usual places Duplicate stocks
in other places.
Department for Large Toys has been opened the Rug Store
fourth floor, directly opposite Tenth street elevators.
department for Handkercef has been established first
floor, just opposite Tenth elevators
Tables have been arranged China Department fifth floor for gift
articles suitable for both and all ages 2 35 5o 7 $Oo
$I.5o, $500, s.. 50, $500, $3.50, and $500
Department of Mems Quarerdor Neckwear main floor by
Tenth elevators
Leather Articles Observation-Disclosures Card Cases. Bags,
&c. main floor, C opposite Dress Trimmings Department
Low-pced Boxed Stationery main floor, opposite Hair
Ornaments Department
Novelties from Art Depamen-Boxe Baskets Collar Cuff
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Tables of Bc-a Brac-Nases Hair Receivers Puff Boxes
main floor G opposite Glove Department.
Bear mind the and of shopping They
much time and trouble
Whenever take your little parcels you This
will save possible delay in delivery
If from the country day OF shopping fgued with the
pleasure of selecting gifts remember that the Luncheon Room and
japanese Tea Room Offer d refreshing repast
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Creel welcomed four hundred or more
guests at the Embassy. in l street. last
night.
The Mexican colors, red, white. and
green. added a touch Of brightness TO the
large hallway running through the En-
bassy and the drawing-rOoms on either
side Of the ballroom were sweet with the
perfume of American Beauties. The
gracious hostess received her guests
gowned in green brocaded satin with
trimming of point lace and ornaments OF
diamonds. Throughout the evening por-
ton of the Marine Band played a musi-
cal programme. and a buffet supper was
served. All of the members Of the Cabi-
net and Justices Of the Supreme Court
and many Senators. Representatives, Off
GERS Of the army and navy. and the
ladies OF their families. with all OF the
Ambassadors and Nine. CreeTs colleagues
in the diplomatic corps were present
The residence Of Gen. and Mrs. John
A Johnston, in Massachusetts avenue
was the scene Of one Of the prettiest and
largest teas of the season yesterday aft
ernoon. given TO introduce Miss Yande-
grift, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
vandegrift. formerly of Pittsburg and
New York
Receiving with Mrs. Johnston were Mrs
vandegrift. Miss Vandegrift. and Mrs
Summerlin. Decorations Of pink roses
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
COrcOran House Scene of a
Brilliant Recital.
MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
Mr.. MyrOn whitney, of New York,
Entertains with Pleasing Pro-
CreeI Receive Statesmen and Dip
Iomats and Their Families.

Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis was
hostess at ? musicale yesterday after
noon. lending her beautiful home. Cor
coran House, for song recital given
by Mr. Myron Whitney. OF New York.
The ballroom and suite OF drawing
rooms of the historic mansion were
sweet with the perfume or American
Beauty roses and other cut blossoms.
and the hostess. the chatelaine of the
house. Mrs. William Corcoran EIstis.
welcomed the guests in a pretty gown
of black diaphanous material relieved
by a yoke and corsage trimming of
cream lace and chiffon. with which she
wore a strand OF beautiful pearls
In the audience were Nine Jusserand.
the Baroness Hengelmuller. Mrs Meyer,
wife of the Postmaster General; Mrs.
Harriette Blaine Beale. Mrs. Hunt Slat-
er. and her guest. the Baroness Luxow
Mrs John r. Mclean. Mrs. Robert Ba-
con. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs Her
bert Parsons. Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page. and a host Of other well-known
people. who listened TO the following
programme.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
AID DR.. CHANCELLOR
School Principals Favor Ac-
cuSed superintendent.
AGREE UPON HIS CAPABILITY

DIR. SpanhOOfd. DIR. Myers. DIR. kra-
mer, and DIR. Patterson Give Testi-
Charges Made at board Hearing.
Trial 20 BE Continued To-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
LECTURE ON @OLD EGYPT
Mrs. Withee Addresses League Of
American Pen Women.

~Old Egypt was the subject OF a lee
ture delivered at the monthly meeting Of
the League Of American Pen Women at
their headquarters. lS47 street north
west. last night by Mrs. L. J.. Young
Withee.
The lecture dealt with the customs.
characteristics, and literature of ancient
Egypt. and described the ruins as they
stand AT the present time.
Several instrumental solos were rem
dered by Miss Amy Clement Leavitt dur
ing the evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
Prices, S3.75 to $500 the Pair.

examples of the richest and elegant embroidered
Silk Hosiery have imported and which display to-day for the
time of the finest and seerest of silk in white black pink
and lavender The designs wrought by hand and beau
fu and artistic to degree hitherto attained They of
lace drawnwo and the embroidery which
elaborate dainty and refined pora the wonderful andcraf
of skilu French
pleasing feature of this collection that each pair distinctly
from the other IN design
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13


comment was Capt Oysters justification
of his conduct during the trial and his
treatment of the teachers. At the end Of
the session. Mr. oyster. the president OF
the board. took exception to the published
statement which created the impression
that he had been treating the teachers
'barbarously," and that he had not con-
Quoted the trial in a fair manner. Mr..
Oyster challenged the assertion and said
that his only efforts in the matter had
been in the direction Of the welfare Of
the schools
Although the trial was set for O'Clock.
II was fully a half hour later when Capt
oyster declared the session open. Greed
NJ. Fulton. attorney for DIR. Chancellor,
entered the big room promptly al 800.
Cart. Oyster. upon being informed by Mr..
Futon that he was ready 10 proceed,
called for the witnesses. the first OF whom
was DR.. Myers. principal Of the Mckinley
Manual Training School
DIR. Myers Testifies.
Dr. Myers said he had been in his pres
ent position since September. 1896. and
related his experience as an educator.
The witness. upon being questioned as 10
DR.. Chancellor's efforts in behalf Of the
Improvement OF the educational standard
in the schools. said that he had instituted
among other things the high SCHOOL ad-
visory board. the semi-annual promotion
Of pupils from one grade to another. the
unit system Of credit. the promotion Of
teachers in the high schools, and other
DR.. Myers said that DR.. Chancellor had
always eyinced a deep interest in the
work Of the high schools. and he'd shown
great enthusiasm Tor the work. he said
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
VETERANS ORGANIZE SOCIETY
Branch of the Army of the Cumber-
land Il Formed.

At the call of Col. C. C. Knifin. Col
G. c. Goodioe. and Col John Tweedale.
veterans Of the Army Of the Cumberland
assembled last night in the red parlor Of
the Ebbitt House and organized the So
ciety Of the Army Of the Cumberland of
Washington.
Justice Harlan was made president and
Col G. c. Kniffin secretary.
Justice Harlan. who was colonel Of the
Tenth Kentucky Infantry. in an address
told Of the early days OF the civil war
in Kentucky. The meeting was voted a
success and was full OF enthusiasm.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
Exquisite Silk Hosiery
Our Direct Importation.

LK Hosiery among the elegant Of Christmas gifts and
would be received with the fullest appreciation We show
ing this time the choicest and complete line of Womens
Imported Silk Hosiery have every assembled and direct special
attention o a superb collection Of
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
Nature and Art.

NJ. T. Atkinson will supply portraits
true 10 Nature, say
Tone and Style in them we gain and
perfect posing we obtain
A. I4ls Fourteenth. All confess the
Miniature Photo commands success
The utmost Skill & Care they show
at Atkinson's famed Studio
Known far and wide; It's well 10 men
tion, every Patron has prompt attention
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
French Silk Hosiery,

Just received through the Georgetown cusomouse and which
personally selected in Paris last by hosiery buyer 1t is
shown white black and and evening shades plain
embroidered seoor lace and drawnwo patterns
u designs alternating mngng with the daneSt of hand embod-
cry. The collection $ unique and uncommon
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

Yesterdays session in the hearing by
the board OF education Of Dr. Chancellor.
superintendent of public schools. who is
charged with alleged inenicieney. incom-
potency. and insubordlnation. was. com
paratively speaking devoid OF the features
which marked the previous meetings.
There were two features at yesterdays
hearing which changed the monOtony Of
the examination Of witnesses TO some ex-
tent one was DR. A. W. SpanhoOfd's
enthusiastic advocacy OF the teaching OF
foreign languages. particularly German
and Latin. as . means to assist the pupils
in better knowledge Of the English
language
When confronted by Dr. Evermann, Of
the board. by an article on the question
from the pen Of President Eliot. Of Har-
ward University. in which he claims the
contention of Prof Spanhoofd as faIla-
cious. the latter frankly stated that he
could not agree wiJa the writer on all
his propositions. even though he be the
president Of Harvard University.
Some Of Prof Spanhoofd's replies 10 the
questions put to him by Stuart Nc
Namara. attorney for the board. and Mr.
Cox. in reference 70 the German language
question. caused considerable merriment
among the board and others present at
the trial
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
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Bill

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