The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13

STATE GETS PART
Of FOREST j RESERVE
Over 10000 Acres in Black
Hills Goes to State in Lieu Of
Other Lands Not Selected.
Washington. IAN. s.-south Dakota
has won fts contention and will gain
sttifftl1a tosSso,0Qesacres of land In the Black
Hills fotestsSSreserv as q result of an
agreement between Chief Forester Gif-
ford Pinchot and Attorney General
kClarlhan Ind Land Commissioners Dokken,,
sofstflats state.
According to the agreement it is ex-
pectGasthe agents of the forestry bu-
feau wHlaNlAeitS the Black Hills reserve
next sumkIfet ,stogether with South Da-
kOta oMctalss and then decide upon
what lands IN reserve shall be set apart
fOrSthe state inslieu OF sections 16 and.
g, which. originally were granted 1t by
the enabling act as schooialands. It is
understood the new lands chosen for
the state Will be fnspne or more COM
pact bodies instead 81 sections scat
tered throughout the forest reserve.
Thus probably tracts OF several thous-
the border of the reseryesa possible. 20
as MOI to interfere with the govern,
ment's plan 0f protectinR Ii BLACK
Hills forest sTa S 1
The interior department formerly had
held that these school sections III the
Black Hills reserve, being unsurveyed'
nj tha-t{vrn0r INA fn~ocA ~~yA - H~~.4s
s sseash 's ellzsss,,y T. xra sns s 6 I stats.
on us aaMIsslon e the union; FOR
many ~ ysaas tNe lakoIa .oIMclals hAve
peen siylHlS W set is EOveIlLHen Io.
t!o.srS.lie 800 = .asHs1s..Isscs.Mkosool
seGsloi.s .ySt.a.snas oueslue tIs rsssEve,
t.aa a. - eas ~ a,,nsaah ~, nov " mas paas-,
ll Nsny N.ysass..l0 aval.aple LOr e 81
11a,latns s, 80 uttIIa ~ ianaliyS q 10y
DoaakSosa = Araae sne neW selecSIon OF
ianu ln@t1g .black THIS reserve az m
~ - a 49, 49, l ]. = s NN
are me preslGent W.! lssue
TociallasiOM ror,nailv transferring
them " svusn DA1alkNOotuAl.
.@e- ~, =.
aETs new oFF,cEn
Rock valley, Il, Jan. Sat a meet
ing Of the board Of directors OF the
State Banksof Rock Valley. held Tues-I
day niEht. John i. HuizAnRa was elect
ed vicespresidentsto succeed G. ]. Fink
bank JanuarySsI Mi. F1nk has been
connected With he bank for III Years
and wassspresenSd with assolid silver
which Is 3 hslSsby The directors. Mr..
Huixengaswas NTH recently connected
49,. First attonal bank OF this
@aa..as.I.asss
E44NN4NA3GBEMl0 CHURCH
T. W.. coNrEar
Bowdle. S. Is. Jan. 8.-The Catholi
church society OF Bowdle is to be made
the defendant in an action to be in
stituted in the state circuit court by
the heirs of Albert Lucas, a wealthy
resident of this vicinity, who died re-
Gently, and who it was found had
society. The heirs reside at semil, Aus
taa, ahG ny iao,e lave re.alnea q wen
VIII far n t%am a Tpa eS+, 70 contest g1,Ie ao .ne
manca when an afynrt 10 mada - .Gnit
ltha vii, 70 nrohata at 1nsH,ich + he co,,n'
Nv saat
$500 -
WENTzY BROTHERS ENGAGE
in BANKING RIIsINEss
hlnnDali' = =; Jan; Harry
nen.zy, o. ene FukWan fress.
Reporter' ana ms Drother, Albert
Wentzy, nave eneeTea INTO q business
arrangement WIN Brothers, OF
hapio City ana Geddes. and VII! open
Danks at tne new towns OF Scenic n
: arinlhsoa'e III Fennlnston county.
ANOTHER FARMER FINED
ROTTEN EGGS
vermillion, s. D., Jan. Sword has
been received from Platte, s. D., that
q farmer by the name of Sly has been
fined $40 and costs for selling rotten
eggs. This prosecution was brought
about through the state pure food COM
mission.
pale Of rotten eggs that a been