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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
FEAR RABIES FROM
MILK or THE cow
THAT MAD COG BIZ

tficaso, reb 8. JAS. e'ellatly. of
ljaaniltur county. Nebraska, his wife
ANA niue children. and his mother Mrs.
,'fllatiy. arrived in Chicago today to
undergo medical treatment designed to
pieyt.n, hydrophob;,. They believe they
have contracted it by drinking milk
from IA cow which was suffering with
thu disease. having been bitten by q.
dog afflicted with rabies.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
CLERK IN IOWA
FALLS CAFE HELD
UP AND ROBBED

Iowa i's'is Ia Feb 3 The night
clerk ~ Brad woods cafe. Ia F:as, Iowa
Fails Was held up this morning and
forced to disgorst The contents vi the
cash register
About : =. NJ a stranger entered ~.
raft :tiid called for lunch. giving the
clerk bill 10 pstN lni it Az th. clerk
ieilitn'd from the cash register With
the change he n''s confronted by III.
ntizzl" OF revolver and told to hand
over the contents of the cash drawer.
Still covering the clerk the iobber
backed 10 the door was Joined by ~
pal and disapp"ated. The police We're
Moited. but haze no clue. Abou, 80
s..A.IIrt.u
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
FIVE POISONED AT
BREAKFAST TABLE

Gouncil BlaWs. Ia Feb s Nj tud
Mrs Mllii,n Higgins. h,r infant
daughter and two boardci'S wee seri-
nuslv poisoned Neslcf,!a Supposedly
by semetniHg eaten q hr'iiSt.tsN M
OF those atir,lf.,t pariook of oatmeal.
While boy who did mol e;'l oainietci
did not suffer and this leads u tile t.id
uiv that TIE oatmeal contained tine
poison although none OF the Fanny
nes ius'5fel explanation ~ ID poison
III. conditions pi' Higgins rs III Stag
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
CANDIDATE FOR
SPEAKER OF HOUSE

l5es MONIES. a.. leeb 3 itepleserl.l-
tiNe llaulzstitniaii. author vi the bill
ploVidills for ;lll Investigation OF the
llMm trust announces himself as Il
Candidate fol r"-eleciion in Green coun-
" aud if elected a candidate for speak
el of the house
\. +, Corey. OF kossuth county. has
been named as assistant secretary of
tile state fair. succeeding q. Il. Fuller,
who becomes secretary of the Colorado
fair
been made chief clerk in the office of
the labor commissioner. succeeding
Corey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
SPIRIT LAKE SUMMER
RESORT NOW IN ASHES

Spirit i4el.e. Ia, FEB. : The Orleaiis
hotel II suisinet fesnv. al linz Lake.
burned dowt early TUESDAY morning
Inc uig!. wnd endangered all tie cot
.ae,s nearby 'rh,, buildiMg ii.,d but
recently changed hands. be new owner
.uaSing secured il In trade ol an auto
mobile garage IN Minncapoiia. y f;tm-
ilA resided I'm The st-sel an caietaksrA
,i,,llng The ivit..ef Fh" loss is ;,bnut
81 ODn partially cos cred Ny insurance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
SCHOOLS EXpEND
OVER SA,2O9,0Oo
Increase OF 5000, oooin 1907,
Third of Which Went
to Teachers.

D.s MONIES. T. l.eh 3 over ssoo.
900 more WAS speii on the common
schools OF Iowa during lao than in
1906 Nbout $iDu.pDo more Went to
teachers than curing the previous Ns;li.|
oHer SSpe.DUD more Nas invested. alto
6 taer. IA school houses IN laO. THAN in
1906 total ri $i..i...5as Mas TX
pelei,.i by The schools Of Iowa last
year:
sat. Superintendent riggs has just
issued toe statistics iui the last year
covering ;hc common schools OF the
s,f.t'.. summarized ,iaeH are AS fol
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
r FATHER KILLS ONE
CHILD; WOUNDS TWO

,l,9aao. Fob 3 William IL
M"ntSct q ,arraec maker ~ Az Nrrii
tle% .,N. shot and Killed enc ut his
daughters N"ais obi and fatally
MotlEdeti ms tWo otti"r eNileliel File
G:tl!s. of tt' lline is uol Known bur
according !" the police Meutsch had ~
e"NtlN Tustil't.ie.! with has wifi. several
lilllt.S N..e,.illS.a ,lt lln cllilIlnfi
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
SEED CORN FAMINE
CONFRONTs STATE
Careful Testing W. g fSeces-
sary IN Order 10 Seeare
Good Seed.


N's 5.t'il,'s, 's ~ % .NNs"' ~
tt, isp inet ul'. leanil's lit5il
staee ssise IS a,ai's ott OF az 1865
sa.t- 9i4 !alAlnS II aus "NsE
~ 80 y = estimated 'te "NlF y
#ieat isri OF joa9s nal on'-A,s'ftsi pi az
+, il.ilHd '-UplM' Is !. s.iiiii tilS GiIie
a!ta y.ln .tie pilsi iain'7' sii " y 10
CONE G"'i lMrfisll toss S f>9ft'y-
iNs INC la.&s,is ~ it.o!1S -. Sc 'ietAS.
Vi stit "a s'iiyl St,i liie se"d i.9tSfs
are noi 81 81 s.ipplie' ~ 3''lis'o'.
geetl - ihfN eaNi. been ~ Sota' Ne.ttS:
" }ts IS ~ 'i,atptt-,. thii inc asssi'l
Heie y M7 % pm ~ i IS 1,pt i''i.lea
tsii '',t t'i'''lsls' before ''i''sa''i ''''7'fs
49, ,s..s4Is,iso s...li,,,s
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lf,4f,5,ad .f,s,osi 40 H., th~ Standard
I'M, 4fis @,,ftlf,io,e eXlst- ,nI o4 Il
,.onfl.s,.1 igel s,naii st,..s Ni!A sle
st:tt@ "a t.,s2, IS cfilS.sit I'd li,e,a. lac.
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hesl ,Ige uSn 40; 49,, i4-l,,lv sawed
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af.d s ,suf.s te llf a., fir.nt u Ia
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
CONT FACTOR, DRUNK,
TRYS TO END LIFE

l.neoli NIB Feb. Paul y. Bart
lett. Il prominent Lincoln contractor,
while intoxicated today purchased "a
revolver in a hardware store and at
tempted self destruction. Bartlett
pulled the trigger, but the cartridge
failed To explode. A clerk wrenched the
pistol from his hand.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
KING AND. CROWN
PRINCE OF PORTUGAL
ARE ASSASSINATEO
Young King Manuel y. Places
hinlsei! Entirely in Adj
vtssrs Hands.

a.
s'''''Ss-t. s-'i''i ~ ~ ~
vixars' Hands
-. $3.50. 1919. 49,,
Lssp"i' -. -
S ,, ,''Is ...ss,....i, ,,o,,t
80, .1.i1,5 e..,t,.,d.,s .,r;,,.,,,,,,, ~.
80 80 y - i.',...S -. ~ ,.;,.,....
'u' ''''is IN, ,.;.....s .1.,.,,,.,,,;.d Pa,
~ ~, ~ ~.
W. l,.t,.l.,, ...,,,,..l ,,,y 49, H.. s,.y..
~. . " ., -. IL - -, $685.,
" ~ 80 ~. s,.s.,.,,,,. 4,
49, ~ ;,,,.,, .st...i,,,, ,i.l,n,,.
Mals'''s e...,.,...s ...,;i.. .f,ri,t.d -
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,..sr.,s',' 49,, ~. ,,,,i ,r..i., 30 ~ in
,y '', ,nr M. r,y.., f;,njl, aud when
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,,i 1s.. l;,., ,,e..r hats ,,,it .nns,l, il,
sie,,,.e.
Fusitiade of Shots.
r.,,..,,.. n,.s,..3.,, th,.,,. yv.,s !, ,,arsi,i.
- 1910. a,,d p,,,,,,,er nt l,,,,lt.,S ,u,,
oi guns ana snonei W pui!e's .ole
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s., - ,,,,,,i,erns xix IL Ill, boldly ram
80, r,,a si.,a. ,,r ia. ,a,.,.i.,a,. and
poured ia !, hail O, puliels before the
stupeiied escort could Intervene Tn.
king ala erusrn prince. h..l' rising. fell
back into the cushions. i!e blood sush-
ino f,.t,,,, ,tt,Dy soll,.fls The ,;u;.yllfls.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
BOY LOSES LIFE
UNDER WAGON WHEELS

Marshalltown. Ia, Feb. 5.-W-illis
Robbins, 10, son af a farmer living neas
Galman, was instantly killed by being
run over by q wagon loaded with corn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06

t.,,t
.as; 1910.
Room.
h, ii;,ai .. ;,as. rs,
y. etadtl ........... 500 $50
toi ~ s.-...s. is.'' l"-ia
$1,000 $1,000 - .'ss'ts- ,o- ~,
$500. + t.' go ~, - -. ~,
r.mii, 800 rs NJ,
Xiii ra., 5.sls ,,.i.,
Ccns..s
Eet%s II. ard IL. 7o,''3 saa4il
Ruw"eis a'.t' ]. Sf Y. 3n.,.s4
icisl ,.sl "nsol $500. .'.. .a.s, Q,
Nv. d! attendance 3.5.J5a s6Hils
iHacneis
Mal,'s ...-s.s..,. ....4S lin
.m'tiS .ss.s..... -'',,oS a 20.
"iai 49,. -",s'V -n, ,
SALARIES
It-maie< nwnt 81 4il
Noi'tnl:- .,o
Males eisoiiea So sSa
r.xpsrasn fca $ 1851 aaAs
Ma plehss 5 'fs4i,,sl - ,@7
All ot!ser p,lrpa-.s 3i,i..A iol'Ss
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06

An attempt is being made 10 Dust
Mrs. George French ana Mrs. Clark
I2arker.as oYerseers OF Portland, Me. A
reaction against womep ofticeholders
has sci in.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06

FORMER G. A. r. HEAD DIES.
Rockford M. Feb ). Colonel r. 6.
Lawles postmaster OF Rockford form
c,' commander in chief of he q. A. r..
died today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
,aoo .nl 8 three .,.ttes nan r

/! ,anN Gel, thNc' statues nai' = @ltN
w.til !, pnpul;,t,on nN.i looo0 o1 Sin
STATES could rif,i.n 'itN with . por,u
itti..rs over 100000 EigAi states llad u
.N,ia, o. two VIII OYER 30h.Upn ,,uprl;i-
iloti. .,,iel u STATES iisiil nllt ot more
-, * with 4 pnpula,ti,.i ''N "eeiilis 500
oOs I'iti.> oi lna.eou portlla'lton ,il's
decided AMONG =, 4iiat.:. lll. ~ Sfsli"s
Ia, ~ "i.s os 'intH elll@f Ml'ii pop'lis
tia,. es,s.t.,lifl4. 3" 900
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06
DEAD KING NOTABLE
AMONG CROWNED AEAo1

King Carlos W.. nora September ...
1863. the 500 of King I.uise and
mis- queen. Marie P;i. file married
MHriv .A,nais. daughter OF Philippe
Du, d'orlnaus. en- May -, 1886. He
succeeded 10 The throne OCTOBER ~,
;SSa. The ,:roMti prince. L,,ise Phil
ipre. duke OF s'rnsailzi,. WAS born
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-06

oliF oi TIA. iesicl,ls is u MitlGMct With
a ti.lughl.' le.d aud a sou only a
t'N monlh. clo Newspaper Aceou1tt@
say tnat ont oi tlic se2ie,ivs who Wa
isiea va . ,s3,dlaid Mmu wa$ taken
jita U4,tr,siN re.entla in9"ii il,tel.inll With
Tie 1i.ruS,a. Vi 'iep"i Of bombs. hut
syl,u sq,tS !at.r released
on. m.I, p,It under srrest is an
1taii;ia M,to i,ti Ned IL tl' orchestra OF q
5i.ettrs III .lsbpn. 'iilis niiu is in an
":Sli'cuiu Condition Of llNst"fa. Ills food
ii, prison - s.aNaA 30 hiin wlihou'
i>;aNes q inrts Tor ,e;ii NJ will Kill
hi3ss, i.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
=Rates 5000
MINOR MENTION.
Nea. In FURNISHINGS,
Attractive In Surroundir

Tom Barnes and Art Sommcr
returned from Lcbcau.
John Sparkling of Gettysburg
was a visitor here Wednesday.
Tom Barnes is waiting for the
return of Captain Mossman from
Mexico.
Mrs. Oliver has planted u nice
garden, marked by fine Aft.
high evergreen.
Mrs. Jos. Otto has been SLOWLY
recovering since last Monday
from her severe sickness.
After one solid week of dis
agreeable weather, balmy spring,
returned to us yesterday.
Mrs. Rollin Nj. Pollack of
Chicago arrived last Sunday to
see her sick sister, Mrs. Otto.
Geo. Smith. resident of the
Bulkley neighborhood. an early
settlers of the place, died few
days ago of pneumonia.
j. +. Whitlock has new clerk
in his store, Ben Werner by name.
from Chicago. He was a clerk
for G. A. Dean in Gettysburg :.
few years ago.
Mr.. Luddingham of Aberdeen
came over from Gettysburg yes
tcrday tointeryiew our merchants.
getting here in time 20 cat break
fast at the Crates House.
Mike and "Pat' of the
Ferryboat ACMaria shot and
killed fine beaver as it was going
up the middle of the river We'd
nesday. 1t was some two feet in
length.
A surprise party on Miss Hazel
Ellis, in honor of her fifteenth
birthday, was given to several of
her friends on Wednesday evening.
among Jhe guests were some
from the Agency.
We understand that Joe Kula
is having severe time of it, he
having been injured by
being thrown from horse as he
was going to assist in caring for
Geo. Smith before the latter's
decease.
Arthur Comeau has commenc-
ed the construction of rowboat
for himself, for bis numerous
trips across the river to his work
at Cheyenne Agency. He informs
us that he has work on hand
there to keep him busy nearly all of
THIS summer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
AGENCY BUDGET

The Industrial School has it's
crops and garden about all plant
cd.
Charley Kenslcr has his lot In
closed and is putting in a nice
garden.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Rastall
went to Pierre last week to visit
relatives and returned today.
Five teams from Cherry Greek
and three from Thunder Butte
were in after barbwire anuuitics.
Mr. VIM. Warnock of Camden
n. j. arrived few days ago to
fill the position of assistant clerk
i'm the Indian Agents office.
The Scotty Philip arrived from
lebean Monday morning with
slxlytivc tons of material for the
new employees quarters at the
school, including large quantity
of brick.
MIR. Robert Lawrence, cow
boy of the Reservation, obtained q
license yesterday from the Indian
Agent to we'd Miss Addie Laun-
dry. Ii is expected that the mar
rage is to take place next Sunday.
The three hundred new opera
chairs for the Assembly Room of
the Boarding School have arrived
and will he in readiness for next
Assembly. They are of the very
latest Improvement in the opera
chair line.
The sandpump for boring the
new we'll with. ut the waterworks
has been put in place by Engineer
Mr.. Martin Smith, of the sawmill.
The sawmill engine is to be brot
up next week to run it, after q
few more days of lumber cutting.
Dep. U. s. Marshal John A.
Koch was here after lssac and
Moses Redowl, and left with
them Sunday for Aberdeen where
they will he examined on the
charge of introducing intoxicat-
ing liquors on to the Reservation.
Maj. Rastall. and wife took a
visit to Lebeau last week. The
former, in company with Mr.. G.
w. Dean and a representative Of
the M&StL Railway. took trip
Of inspection of the boat landing
and other utilities proposed by
the railroad company on the
reservation side of the river.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
Forest City Camp No.
5312 N. ". A.

Meets the End and 4th Fridays of each
month. Assessments are due and pay
able on or before the last day of each
month. Delinquents suspended after
that date.
EDWARD ASHLEY, v. C.
E. P. THORNE, Clerk.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

School closes tomorrow, with a
literary entertainment in the even
ing and picnic to which every
body is invited, the following
day, at Island Park. As a pass
ing comment, The Press takes the
liberty Of remarking that, so far
as we have heard, the past term
has been one of the most success
full in the history of the school,
the teacher, Miss johanna Jordeth,
having given undivided attention
to her work. The same should be
said of her sister, Miss True, who
has faithfully taught the upper
town school.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
TAKEN UP.

| have taken up at my place on
the Cheyenne River Reservation
onethree year old heifer' branded
Il or XVII, which strayed there
during the winter. Owner can
have same by proving property
and paying all costs.
Address, MARK GARTER,
In care of Indian Agent
Cheyenne Agency S. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
GETTYSBURG NEWS.

G. O. Loveless of Corning n. Y.
arrived Friday morning on a
visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon is sarious
ly i'll at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. LoveIcss.
James Naylor is greatly i'm
proved after a severe attack of
Pneumonia.
II. c. Bolinger. A. b. A. Gam
mage and &. McReynolds are
making preparations for trip
overland to Nebraska in search of
land.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

Roy Gates returned from Le-
beau Monday morning, on the
big boat s'Scotty Philips and
brought his launch home with
him. Evidently Roy is satisfied
that our neighboring metropolis
of Lebeau is not-YET-tbe
"only place between Pierre and
Bismark where an emigrant wagon
can get across the Old Muddy"
as charged by our contemporary
the Lebeau Phenix.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

LEBEAU "PHENlX"
Trying to Pluck Its Feathers from
Forest city's Cap

The Lebeau Phenix saws that
the Scotty Philip is skeduled to
make at least one trip a week to
Forest City with government
freight, eff the business war
rants"
Now, wouldn't that ''cork"
you!! Our friend the Phenix
stated the other week that their
S'blooming" town has the only
'sferry running ON schedule time
between Bismark and Pierre. :"
According to this later bit of infor-
nation, there is one day i'm each
week when Ye Poor Belated lmmi-
grant from Hardscrabb!etown will
be compelled to wait at least one
whole day before he can cross the
river in his meanderings west
ward if he takes the Lebeau trail
and longer if the tide lands the
boat up nice and high on a sand
bar.
s .NiORAL-No. Better not
believe all you see in a newspaper.
No Forest City still has
good facilities as she had in days
of yore-when Lebeau was look
ing out o. her deserted high school
building on lowing herds and tua-
ding redmen.
WONDER When the C&NW
RY. is going to get on to it's share
of the Reservation coal fields?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
FIBER
GROW INC
G9a@e9

G9@&@
Pays 500 an acre net. $4,000. 900 worth
used annually in the U. S. Demand
greater than supply. Now is the time to
begin the cultivation of this fibre plant.
Hyon could plant an inch of string ane
ro" il foot OF rope you would just begiedt
10 realize how the fibre millionares havn
Smade their money growing the Sisal fibre
from which rope is made. 1t is the safes
and most profitable crop.
Write for sample OF fibre and informa-
tion regarding method of beginning its
culture.
WEST COAST FIBRE CO.,
Care Editor.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
Getting Ready, fos Cattle Business,

Getting Ready fos Cattle Business.
LeI3cau Phenix-
The M&StL RY. company has
a corps of engineers in the field
opposite LeBeau locating reser-
voirs for the use of the stockmen
while preparing their cattle for
shipment from the big pastures
on the reservation. The company
also has a dozen men at work en-
larging the stock yards on this
side of the river and will put in
branding pens, dipping tank, etc,
all of which will be i'm readiness
for the incoming cattle from
Texas, the first train load of which
is expected here the latter part of
next week. The company expects
to handle 100000 head of incoming
cattle this spring.
The Indian bureau at Washing
ton has let a contract for 5000
head of heifers and 200 head of
young bulls for distribution on
the Cheyenne reservation. The
contract calls for delivery in May
and the cattle will be SHIPPED over
the M&StL road and transferred
across the river from LeBeau by
the Scotty Philips.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

FOR SALE-My s-story Resi-
dence in Forest City, also Livery
Barn 3ox5O at Cheyenne Agency.
Barn is doing business of $l25
to Sl5O.OOa month. Good Proper
tv what am offered for it? III.
9. Lafferty. Cheyenne Agency, or
Forest City, S. d.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

Are our school patrons kicking
tab on the new consolidated school
of Sanner Twp.s The Press is
decidedly in favor of the idea of
a consolidated school for For
est City, altho it may not be
directly concerned with the mat
ter. Anything that will give us a
graded school is only a matter Of
justice to the scholars. Forest
City certainly should be advanc-
ing and keeping up with the
times.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

For Sale Ata bargain-Dwell-
ing House in Forest City. Will
not lease must be sold at once.
Inquire of j. r. Whitloc1, Forest
City, or of owner.
D. l.. Green,
Pollacl, S. u.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30

sloo Reward Will be given
for evidence leading to the convic-
tion of the party or parties who
opened or left open gate on N + /
sec 9-117-79 on April 20 1908.
j. F. Pawelski.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-30
FOR FOURTH OF JULY: 1908
A Big Celebration Promised by Our
Reservation Neighbors

The management will be under
the supervision of committee
selected by the Agent. The com
mittee will prepare a program.
Amusements of all kinds will be
allowed. SO long as they are con-
Quoted in an orderly, moral and
decent manner.
Soldiers lodges and the giving
away of property of any kind
are positively prohibited.
No gambling or games of
chance will be permitted.
The people may assemble at
the place designated for holding
the celebration of the 3rd, aud
the celebration may continue for
not more than three days.
A sufficient number of police
will be on the grounds at all times
to see that good order is maintain
ed.
Good speakers have been in
vited to he present and address
the Indians at the opening of the
celebration.
1t is hoped that the Indians
will have an enjoyable time dur
ing the OCCASION.
Permits for serving refresh
ments ON the grounds must be
obtained at the Agents Office.
For further particulars see pro-
gram.
Each member of the Committee
will be sworn in as a special
policeman for the celebration. to
serve without compensation, and
they will have authority to make
arrests for each violation of the
rules.
4th of July Committee:
Thunderbutte District
Charles Corn
Charles Blue Horse
Justin Black Eagle
Iron Lightning
Cherry Creek
Yellew Owl
Hump
Sam Eagle Chasing
John Makes Long
Ansel Thunder Hawk
Whitchorse-
Joseph Spotted Horse
Paddy Miller
Charles LaPlant
James Warrior
Joseph White Dog
Agency.
Stephen Flexible
Heury Chasing Crow
Paul Cow Eagle
Crow Feather
Morgan Warrior
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La Junta tribune., 1908-11-07
and Ethel La Shier. Mrs. Charles
A. Gamble, Mrs. Valentine. Miss
Freda Stamm, Miss Pocock.
swink School Report.

The Swink school report for the
month of October, is as follows:
Room Mol. First grade, Ethel La
Shier-Number enrolled, 49, number
belonging. 80; average daily attend
ance, %; per cent Of attendance, sS
visitors, 2; number neither absent
nor tardy, 8; leaders in classes-B
1st, Clarence waggoner A lst, Ted
dy Tarbox, Ina White.
Room No. 2, Second and Third
grades, Virginia La Shier-Nnml er
enro led. 81; number belonging. 30:
average daily attendance, %; per
cent OF attendance, Sc; cases OF
tardiness. 0; visitors, j; number
neither absent nor tardy, 49, lead
ers in grades. Sd grade, Edna An
derson; Jessie Burchett I'd grade,
Wilbur Valentine.
Room No 3, Sd and 4th grades.
Nina E. Pocock-Number enrolled,
80; number belonging. 2s; average
daily attendance, ~; per cent OF at
I tshuduCt, %, GSiStS VI tdTuiheso, y !,
visitors. o.; number neither absent
nor tardy. 10; leaders In grades,
4th grade. Els Burchett 9TH grade.
Clyde Lee.
Rooms No. and 5, Sixth to
Eleventh grades, Lin Valentine and
Freda Stamm-Number enrolled, 81;
number belonging. 34; average daily
attendance, 32; per cent of attend
ance, 95: cases of hardness. 8; Wis
itors, 5 number neither absent nor
tardy. 20; leaders In grades, 9th
grade. Eva Franklin; 7th grade, Ha-
Eel Brennan; Sth grade, Esther Bren-
nan: 9th grade. Buena Hyatt: 10th
grade. Pauline Friesen; llth grade,
Viola Berry; Lottie Gustafsen.
! Building per cent attendance, "a !;
J total enrolment. 1872; total belonging
! 1872; total visitors. s.
Promotions, Martin Weaver, 9Th
!, to 7th grade.
| The school will have steel fire
| escape erected.
| Patrons and others who are inter
ested In the school work. are
earnestly requested TO visit US.