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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
Standing Of the Teams.
NEBRASKA TROUNCEs MIssOURIANs
Salisbury Easily Found by Corn
huskCP BatterA

LINCOLN, Neb., April 27.-(special Telc-
gram.)-Nebraska university captured to-
days ball game from the Missouri Tigers
by a score of to ?. Missouri played a
superb game in the field. but could not
bat Ward, the Cornhuskers husky south
paw, while the Cornhuskers connected
readily with Salisbury, the Missouri
twirler. The visitors tailed one run in
the second and another in the third,
which ended their run making. The Corn
huskers hoped onto Salisbury in the
third, scoring three runs on as MANI hits
and a wild pitch. A batting rally in the
sixth, in which Nebraska smashed the ball
for two singles, a double and a triple,
the latter by Carroll, ran the Cornhusk-
ers' total up to G. Score:
Nebraska 80 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 &c 10
Missouri ....,.O ! l 0 o % /
Batteries: Ward and Carroll: Salisbury
and Swanson.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

High jump: Calluns won. Hahne second,
Brandt third Height: feet ~ inches.
Broad jump: Brandt won. Walrod second,
Calkins third. Distances: II feet II inches.
Pole vault: Brandt won, Hahne second,
Walrod third Height. feet.
Shot-put: Paine won Kruse second. Calk-
ms third. Distance: g feet inches.
Dtscus-throw; Caltius won, Hahne sec
ond, Hepperlen third. Distance: 70 feet 10
inches
Relay, half-mile: Twelfth grade won,
tenth grade second, eleventh grade thitd.
Time: 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
Porn NormnI senrnn.

PERU. Neb., April 27.-(special THE
NOrmars base ball season will open on
the home ground Saturday with the Red
Socks Of Nebraska City, a fast game is
expected as the Normal has been doing
lineup follows: Cartney, McAdams, catch:
Benson, Carson, pitch; Gait, first; Cline
second; EggenberEer. third; Worick short ;
Linscott, left; Smith (captain) center;
RhOten, right
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
Petty IL Hit Freely and Tigers Land
safely Fifteen Times for
Thirteen Runs.

DETROIT. April 27.--Arter st. Louis had
taken a lead of three runs, the local team
went after Petty and got fifteen hits, in
Guiding five triples and three doubles.
Fielding by Mcintyre and Cobb and De-
lehanty's hitting featured the contest The
game was called at the end Of the eighth
to let St. Louis make a train. Score:
DETROIT. ST LOUIS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
OMAHA

Two-base hits: Dolan, Wheeler Dalusly,
Moore, Three-bese hit; zalusky. Home
Noelsy' 5; on Wright. 6. Hit BY pitched
ball; BY Wright. l. Struck out: By Nc
Medley, ;; by Wright, II Left on bases.
Omaha, B.: Denver, Stolen bases; AUS
Tin, Franck, White. Sacrifice hit: Austin
Iimsi goo Attendance: LOO. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
PHILADELPHIA.

Iwo-base hits Ritchey. Brown. Hts:
in seven inbne Swo sneIiec on Hts t'oH Rstes
Ritchey, Thomas. Double plays; Beau
mont 10 Brown; Thomas 10 B-ansheld. Left
on bases: Boston. 5: Philadelphia. T. Bases
on balls; on Young. A. on Lush, 2; on
Hltchey 2 Hit by pitcher: Jacklitsch,
4 oung, Struck out; BY Young, 2; by
pire. Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
PUEBLO TAKES ONE IRON sioux
COrbett's wndness and Errors in the
Ninth ResponsibIe

SIOUX CITY. April 2T-Corbett's Wild
ness In the early part OF the game gave
Pueblo q victory over Sioux City today by
a soOrs OF to 8 COrbett passed three in
the third inning. and two singles brought
IN three runs. After that the game de-
vsloped into u pitchers battle. Fielding
errors m the ninth gave Pueblo the win
ming runs. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
CLEVELAND

TwO-base hit: WeIday. Hits: on Hess,
in one inning, or Rhoades in eight in
nings off Smith, / in one inning: off Alt
rock in eight innings Sacrifice hits:
Robe. Sullivan. Stolen bases: Davis (2J,
Dougherty Quillin. Double plays: Flick
to Clark; Davis to Robe to Donohue Left
on bases: Cleveland, s.; Chicago. 6. Bases
on balls: of Hess, /; off Altrock !; OF
Rhoades, l. Hit by pitched BALL Hess, /.
Struck out By Hess, l; by Rhoades, /; by
Altrock, ]. Time: :45 Umpires Sheridan
and Stafford
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
Mutes Defent ncIIevue.

The team from the Nebraska School for
the Deaf defeated the Bellevue town team
in an Interesting game yesterday afternoon
on tho latter's grounds, the score being
- 10 ]. The pitching OF Sabin, who struck
out fifteen men. was the feature Of tho
game. The score: RH.E.
Deaf School. o l 5O1O2 r-i2
Bellevue ...... 0 0 0 0 81 / 1G
Batteries: School fo~ Deaf, Sabin and
Gabrill Bellevue, Kast and Levins.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
CINCINNATI.

bacrinCe MT: AbbatlchlO, stolen bases.
Wagner, Sheehan, Higgins. Hits: on Hit,
s in six innings; OF Hall. 2 in two innings.
Double plays: Sheehan to Phelps, Abba
tichio to Wagner TO Phelps, Schlei to
Higgins. Left on bases: Pittsburg, Z;
Cincinnati 10 First base on balls: on
Lynch, 4; OF Hit, g.; of Hall. q Hit with
pitched ball: BY HIT 2; by Lynch, l. Struck
out: BY Lynch, 4; by Hit, /; by Hall, /.
Passed ball Gibson. Time: 300. I'm
pires; tombstone and Carpenter
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

Stolen bases: Parent, Collins, Hoey. Double
plays. Unglaub (unasssted); Hartzel to
Davis. First base on balls: OF Glaze, 2;
off NiCiers, >. Struck out: BY Nickers, 2;
30. EMPIRES: Evans and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

IW0-base hits: Dahlen, Casey, Strick-
lett. Sacrifice hits: Seymour, McGann.
Corcoran, Mccarthy. Lewis. Stolen base:
strang. Double plays: Strang 10 Nc
Genni Seymour 70 Corcoran 20 Mccain;
Alperman 20 Jordan Lewis to Alperman:
Casey 20 AlBerman 10 Jordan; Lewis 20
Jordan. Left on bases: NeW York s:
BROOKLYN, S. First base on balls on
stricklett, 2; on Wiltse. Hit By pitcher:
BY stricklett, g Struck out; BY Strick-
lett 3; BY Whtse, 4. Passed bail; BTes-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
NebrnsIlq CItya Win,

AUBURN. Neb., April 27-(SpecIal)-
The Auburn base ball team met the Ne
braska City team at Nebraska City yes
terday afternoon and was defeated by a
score Of to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

Hess Was wild and Ineffective In
the First Inning.

CLEVELAND, April g7.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland today, to >. Hess was wild and
ineffective in the first inning. when Chi
cago scored four runs. Rhdades pitched
well, but Bradley's error allowed two more
runs Smith, who started for Chicago, was
taken out because he was wild Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
,UBS WIN IN The TWELFTH
st, Louis Hss Contest Won Until Ninth
When Two Men Score on Errsr.
PfElSTER PITCHES A STEADY GAME
Former Omaha TwirIer Strikes Out
Eight Men and Gives but
Two Bases on
Balls

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April 27.-The Chicago
Nationals won the second victory OF the
series from St. Louis today in twelve in
nings by a score Of 4 to 3. st. Louis had
the game won until the ninth inning, when
OHara let two men score. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28


sArndt batted for Burch in the ninth.
Marshall batted for OHara In the
twelfth.
Chicago 80 90 OOO1 O2 o IA
st. Louis 30 % 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-3
Two-base hits: Bennett (2), Randall. Sac
riflce hits: Bennett, Holly, McGlynn,
Pfeister. Stolen bases: Byrne, Noonan,
Chance, Evers. Double plays: Bennett to
Beckley; Holly to Beckley to Noonan
Beckley, unassistsd. Left on bases St
Louis, Il; Chicago, 4 First base on balls
out: BY McGlynn, 8; by Feister, 8. Time
$50. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
EndInns Defent PnnIIIIon.

PAPILLION, Neb. April 27-CspeciaI)-
The Nebraska Indians played the Papil-
lion nine a game of base bail here to-
day, Papillion winning by a score OF 10
to e.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

Two base hits: Schmidt, O'Leary, Petty
Rossman. Three base hits: Mcintyre,
Crawford, Rossman, Schmidt Muilin
Stolen bases: Mcintyre Mullin. Bases on
balls: on Mullin, 9; on Petty, 4. Left on
bases: Detroit, 4; St Louis, 6. Struck out:
BY Mullin, 4; by Petty, 2 Time of game
1855. Umpire, OLoughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
An Ready for Women.

Frank Colpetzer says he has everything
I'm readiness for the formal spring opening
Of the wOmens branch OF golf at the
Omaha Country club. which is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon. The prize list is
marvellous and Mr.. Colpetzer has spared
no pains nor his friends in providing a
line Of trophies which are sufficient to at
tract any OF the women golfers OF course
these trophies are a secondary matter, as
golf Is the principle thing. At any rate
Mr.. Colpetzer has the promise Of the active
participation in the game this summer OF
a large number Of the women OF the club.
To make the game good and 10 give all
a chance he has made Il pretty hard on
the scratch players. Mrs. e. H. sprague
and Mrs. Dick Stewart and the nearest
10 these on the handicap list have aa adj
vantage OF twelve strokes.
The contest for tomorrow win be an is-
hole handicap with medal play for the
"quartette trophies" four pins presented by
Frank ColpetEer, suitably engraved viii be
given to the players making the four best
scores in the 1S-hoie handicap medal tourn-
ament The winners will constitute the
quartette club and will be open 20 chal-
lenge Of any other member. Challenges
must be entered IN a book kept for that
purpose In the club house and an 18-hole
handicap match must be played within a
week or the trophy forfeited. In case OF
loss Of match by challengers they must pay
one golf ball TO the holder OF the trophy.
The pins become the property OF the mem-
bers holding them October Is. 1907.
List of Handicaps.
Since FIRST announcing his list Chairman
Colpetzer has decided to change the course
for the womens department.. cutting out
the four, ave and six holes which are in
the southeast lot and where several bitches
have to be crossed Having changed tia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
WASHINGTON WINS IN TENTH

ATe
Bases.
NEW YORK, April 27.-washington beat
New York in the tenth inning this after
noon on clean hits by Schlafly Cross
and Altizer. Patten pitched particularly
well when there were men on bases.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
PITTsBURG BEATS CINCINNATI

Both Pitchers for Reds Are wild and
Game IL Slow.
PITTSBURG, April H.-The Cincinnati
National league team made its first ap-
pearance today in Pittsburg and lost a
slow game. Both Cincinnati pitchers were
wild Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
nahan. Time: 1853 Umpires; Klein and
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Pittsburg at Cincinnati,
Chicago at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
BOSTON DEFEATS PHILADELPHIA
Home Team Loses Through the Wild
ness of Lush.

ness of Lush.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The home
team lost today's game through the wild
ness Of Lush. who pitched the rirst two
innings Richie. who succeeded Lush, al
lowed but three hits in seven innings
Bridwell Of Boston and Magee and Doolin
Of the locals we're put out Of the game in
the eighth inning for disputing decisions
OF the umpire. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
HoeI L. Getting Busy.

Since Frank Hoel has given over the
Craftsmanship OF the committee to Jim
Allan he is devoting more time to his game
and all the boys will have to watch or the
cups will be lined up In the trophy room
at the Hoel home this fall LYsle Abbott
hits at a golf ball Just as he did in the
olden time at the base ball when he car
ried off all the intercollegiate batting hon
ors while captain OF the University of
Michigan base bail team. He drives like
a house afire and is fast working up his
short game.
Colt Reynolds. Hamilton, ]. W. Thomas,
]. Epeneter, Tilson and others are all
punched in the ten hole by the handicaper
at the Field club. That many OF these
handicaps will have to be changed after
the first month is very evident. even this
early in the season
Handspring at the Country club is done
from sprague Abbott. who is conceded to
be the best at the club, and this makes II
practically the same as Handspring from
DOGGY, for Abbott clears the course IN
about DOGGY when he is pushed TO his best
At the Field club the Handspring is done
entirely on DOGGY. with the best men
punched five strokes away. ]. Q. Adams
G. D. Thomas, sumney LaDouceuer.
Rahm, ]. Allan and Sharp all are given
FIVE strokes on DOGGY. Whether the Field
club members under their new instructor
will develop a man who can do the course
IN DOGGY remains to be seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON

Washington I'D 0 0 0 0 1 Ia
New York..........O 0 0 0 0 0 %
Two-base hit: Ganley. Hits: on Hogg.
In ten innings; of Keefe, l in three in
Thomas, Jones, Perrine. Stolen bases:
Williams, Ganley, Schahy, Altizer. Left
on bases: New York, IL; Washington, 8.
Bases on balls: OF Hogg 2; off Patten,
8. Hit by pitcher: BY Patten, /. Struck
out: BY Hogg, 3; by Patten, 2. Wild pitch
Patten. Time: 2IO. Umpire: Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
NEW YORK WINS IN THE NINTH
Two battery Errors, Sacrifice and n
single Net Two Runs.

BROOKLYN. April 27-The New York
Nationals won a ninth inning victory over
Brooklyn today on two battery errors, a
sacrifice and a single by Bresnahan, which
scored strang and Devlin. Score:
NEW YORK v,1,r,r -.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
BOSTON DEFEATS PHILADELPHIA

Victory Due Largely to Daring Work
Bases.
BOSTON, April 27.-Boston won light
hitting game today largely by daring work
ON the hasns Soma.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
BsIden opens with a hit.

BeIden led on with a single and Aubrey
was hit with a pitched ball after Franck
had hunted a fly to the pitcher WEIGH
struck out and Joe Dolan won the plaudits
Of the crowd by hitting a clean two-sacker
which brought home both Belden and Au-
trey. Dolan made two timely hits, setting
a good pace for the youngsters which they
aid not follow,
Thus matters stood, with Omaha two in
the lead until the ninth inning, when Den
YER tied the score. Franck made & bad
throw OF Moore's grounder Wright few
out to welch and McHale followed suit
Murphy beat out bunt and Wheeler hit
for a two-bagger. which scored Moore and
Murphy, and the score was tied.
Omaha went out, one-two-three, in the
last half OF the ninth and the extra in
ming was on. Bohannon was an easy out
from Austin to Dolan, when Zalusxy hit
for a double. Reddick few out TO WEIGH,
who held the ball for a minute while Ia
husky got a good start for third. He
then made a poor throw 20 third and
ZaIusIy came home with the winning run.
Dolan made a hit in the tenth and White,
who was put in to run for him, stole sec
ond, but neither Austin nor Graham could
get the required hit, and the game was
lost
The same teams will play this afternoon.
The score!
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
DENVER WINS IN The TENTH
Grizzlies Take Game After II Locks Like
Cinoh for Omaha
DsLGN GETS DOUTlE WITH TWO on BASES
Rastus Wright sIants EN- Down
n Little Too Good for some
of Your Pas
Boys.

OfnAnA was noSeQ out OF game IN tne
tenth inning Saturday afternoon by Denver
after many OF the fans had started for
home, thinking the game had been won
By Omaha, when two were out In the ninth.
Denver made two runs after that, tied the
score and then came in in the tenth and
won by the score OF to Z.
McNeeley was sent in to twirl for the
Rourke family and did right we'll until
along toward the last part OF the game,
when the hits made by the Grizzlies,
coupled with some errors and dumb plays,
lost the game to Omaha. Rastus Wright
was the opposing pitcher and after the first
unsteadiness in the opening inning, settled
down. so Omaha made but FIVE hits.
After Denver had been blanked in the
first, Omaha made three runs without q
hit. Belden and Franck walked and Aubrey
hit 70 Wheeler, who threw wild to first,
ana both Belden and Franck scored, while
Chick went all the way to third. WEIGH
hit a grounder to Wheeler and Aubrey
came home on the throw to first.
zalusky hit for triple in the second,
the ball going in the air almost to the
center field fence. WEIGH was playing way
back, but at that he could not get under
It In time TO nail It. zalusky scored on
Redick's out TO Belden
Franck starts It for n Run.
Omaha made another run in the third
inning by Franck leading OF with a hit,
stealing second and scoring on Murphys
nun Of Dolan's fly to right, which looked
too easy That put Omaha three runs to
the good, and 1t looked like the game would
be annexed. In the sixth, however Eddie
Wheeler pulled OF the prize stunt Of the
day He hit the ball between Aubrey and
WEIGH, and Il could not be found until
several innings afterward. It embedded
itself somewhere under the fence, 30 that
what was really a double turned itself
into a home run. Omaha was still two to
the good.
Another was annexed by Omaha in the
sixth, when Dolan walked, was sacrificed to
second by Austin and came home on Gond-
ing's singing hit past the pitchers head.
Denver did things in the seventh and tied
the score with three runs. Zalusky walked.
He made three runs in the game and was
at bat three times. After ZRlushy had
walked Reddick singled and Moore hunted,
but Gonding threw wild to third to catch
Zalusky, with none out and the bases full.
Wright few out to Aubrey and Old Sport
MoIIale hit an easy one TO Austin, who ex-
tinKuished him at first Murphy then hit a
high one to Aubrey, who dropped the ball
after a hard run, and Moore and Reddick
scored Zalusky having scored on the throw
Of wriEhts out. That tied the score. but
Omaha again went ahead in its half of the
seventh --1
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-11
Write for Bulletin
Northern Normal and In
dustrfal School,
Aberdeen, s. Oak.

the country to Pedro, short dis
tance below the forks of the Chey
enne river. but some of the party
boIted and turned back, after go
ing only about seven miles. Some
of the party then hired conveyance
to Gettysburg, while the two ar
rivals mentioned fell in with Mr..
Benham from TT Bennett, who
was about to start for Pierre in his
launch. In this they had only
gone a short distance when the
engine broke down, causing the
boat to drift on sandhar. Here
they were stranded for two days
and ran out of grub to eat before
they got assistance from "'long-
shoreman." The twain then set
out afoot, to make the laurel
Pierre stage line. They came
thru Lebeau and reported that
lumber was being hauled there for
the erection of now buildings &c.
Harvey Gates took them from
here to Laurel.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-11

The Pierre Daily Capital of the
9Th inst. quotes an Aberdeen au-
thority as saying that Evarts is to
''be wiped off the face of the map,
and in q few weeks the town will
be moved bodily to Lebeau. The
move is the result of the action of
the Milwaukee road in leaving the
town off the map when it surveyed
its transcontinental line across the
river"
As one of the first results.
some of our home people
are trying to calculate the
percentage of the immigration
that will come into Lebeau when
the railroad is finished to that
point, which will come down the
river to Forest City. and what per-
centage will go up the river.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-11

night with her on her claim. The
last named have sold their bakery
to Mel, Pardee and were going to
start Saturday on trip to the Pa
cific coast.
Charley Douglas is acting as
boss carpenter at the Agency COM
mencing last Sat. while VIM Co
meau is off on a months leave of
absence to make a number of i'm
provements on his claim northeast
of town. Among these is good
dam to hold water for stock, barb
wire fence, stable, etc.
Eyart Kelly, one of the west
ends new immigrants, made his
first visit to Forest City last Sun
day. He has rented the j. G.
Reid place which has been occu-
pied by Frank kula. who has now
secured O. +. Mesick's farm in the
same vicinity and about seven
miles southeast of Forest City.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ellis were
over visiting his parents Sunday.
Clarence has taken the contract to
break 100 acres for Frank Aldrich
on the latter's river bottom land.
consisting of mile square two OF
three miles above the old town.
He is engaged this week in moving
the house formerly owned by Miss
Jennie Aldrich on to the land.
The entertainment given by the
r. N. and Woodmen camps last
Friday night was we'll attended, de.
spite the threatening weather. and
greatly enjoyed by everybody pre-
sent. Those who got it up and SC
successfully carried it thru in the
face of much to discourage them
deserve much credit, and The Press
hopes that there will be ''more {
follow"
The telephone constructors
three in number. in the employ Of
Messrs Brewer & Hollingswortb
the Potter County Telephone Co.
came over to the river Sunday tc
enjoy its scenery and in company
with + S Peterson took sup
per at the Gates House. They
stated that they we're at presenl
installing some eighty phones ii
the 'city" of Gettysburg. and tha
the line was to be extended to For
est City, and other points in the
western part of the county. Thi.
company is making special bust
ness of constructing a farmers
line, to reach all parts of the coun
ty, and we were informed tha
the phones were being installed
for 81 so per month, which includes
everything.
Two gentlemen struck tow,
Tuesday night with their grip
who bad quite an experience to re
late. They were members of
party of homesteaders who hat
started from Evarts to 90 acros
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-11
MINOR MENTION.

"Dont bc kicker-be booster
for your town.
Window Screens all sizes. Pri-
ces reasonable. ~. F. Whitlcck.
Mrs X B Ellis drove the stage
to Gettysburg last Saturday.
The artesian we'll drillers have
begun work on o. L. Mesick S
ranch.
| SPECIAL SALE on HATS this
week, j. +. WmrrLoCK
The Orsborn artesian we'll was
completed last Saturday, at a
depth of 1880 feet.
Thos Cloud and Scotty Urau-
hart took Il night trip to Getty
burg and return Tuesday.
Thos Caywood is back from the
burg and at work for Sage &
Gates completing their new launch.
A new line of Ladies' Caps,
N-E-C-K-w-E-A-R &c
| j. +. Whitlock.
The next meeting of Sylvan
camp is to be held at Mrs Neigh
bor Alex LaPlant's on the Doth
inst.
Arthur Comeau is assisting his
brother VIM to make the improve
ments on his claim noted else
where.
Mr. Clarence Ward, of Cherry
Greek. member of the Indian Bus
iness Council, took dinner at the
Gates House Tuesday.
Scotty Urquhart is driving stage
this week for X. b. Ellis. The
latter is able to be out doors, but
has to be careful vet about work
ing.
The calculation is to initiate
Walter Comeau into the mysteries
of Woodcraft at the regular meet
ing of Forest City camp tomorrow
friday night.
Smoky Dunn got out of the
hospital Tuesday and hiked straight
across the river to Forest CITY. 1t
is said he aint happy only when he
aint on this side of the river.
The Press has failed to mention
heretofore the purchase by the
Royal Neighbors of some 20 plates
with as many cups, for the suppers
they are accustomed to giye at the
hall.
Ted Lake returned from Evarts
Saturday night and left for Get
tysburg. He stated that he had
made arrangements to lease OF
buy VIM. Bcnoist's livery stable al
Evarts.
Frank Philbrick was the guest
of the Gates House last Saturday
night, and stated that he was tc
commence work as fireman for the
government sawmill the following
Monday.
Mrs Chase who few years age
was employed at the Agency, but
held her residence in this county
was the guest of Mrs Kluth from
Friday to Monday, when she re-
turned to Faulkton, where she i.
now living.
Mr. Whitlock returned from Ev
arts and was at the new artesiar
spouter at Lebcau when it came in
He went up to adjust matters con.
nected with the burning of the
store warehouse at Evarts ownec
nv Whitlock 4 Dean.
Will and Harry Oliver left fol
their brother Ilerbert's, upper
Grand river valley, where Viii
has homestead. to remain for tn,
summer. Their mother, who alst
has claim joining the boys. ex
poets to follow in two or three
weeks.
f S Peterson of Riverside Twp
in company with Mr. Herrick, il
at work on the construction of
J h.p. launch, which they purpose t.
use on the river above Forest Cit,
for pleasure parties and otherwise
Thus is the old Muddy hereabout
developing.
Mrs. Gordon. Of Twp. 1878
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-11

Mr.. Harvey was in town We'd.
with 50 bushels of potatoes for 4.
j. Warner.