Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-31
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

ing of the Bon Homme County Old
Settlers association will be held at this
place Wednesday, August 30.
SPEARFISH-The annual conference
of the Methodist society of the BLACK
Hills district will convene here on
several days.
PIERRE-An extradition warrant
was granted on request of the governor
of Iowa for the custody of Robert
Driebelbie. wanted at Knoxville, Ia,
Oh a charge of seduction. He is be-
ing held at Winner for the Iowa Off
GERS.
FLANDREAU-The city council OF
this place has enacted a curfew ordi-
nance. which has very stringent pro-
visions. and which has already gone
into effect. The chief OF police has
been ordered to strictly enforce it's pro-
visions.
ARTESIAN-Patrick O'Leary, a we'll
known farmer living in this vicinity,
was seriously injured by being kicked
in the face by one OF his horses. The
force OF the blow was sufficient to
smash his cheek bone. and he was t h
erwise injured.
BELLE FOURCHE-At a session OF
h Methodist Episcopal quarterly con-
ference held here. the members voted
Tag " Ion tllC ouRCA
to permit Rev. j. N. McCurdy to re-
main In charge of the Belle Fourche
church for h coming yea
CLEAR LAKE-The newly-organized
library association has elected the fol-
owing officers: President, j. +. Wal
seth; vice president. Mrs. A. F. Ram
harter; secretary. Mrs. VIM. Kreger:
treasurer. w. w. Knight; librarian,
G. q. st. John.
GARY-The practice of irresponsible
persons In holding beer lunches on the
fair grounds at this place has become
SO annoying that a reward has been
offered for the arrest and conviction
OF anyone who utilizes the grounds for
this purpose in future.
MADISON-The Presbyterian o n
gregation here is making preparations
to entertain h synod of South Dakota
or the Presbyterian church next Octo-
meeting the railroads have granted the
rate of n and o%ne-third fare for the
round trip.
'VERMILLION-The annual old set
tiers picnic under the auspices of the
Log School louise associations" will
be held here on Wednesday at Austin
park. The picnic dinner will be fol-
lowed by a program OF exercises in the
afternoon, and a large crowd is expect
ed to be present.
EAGLE BUTTE-F. H. Johnson. of
Geddes. father of Don Johnson. OF this
place. has moved to Minneapolis and
will make his future home in that city.
Mr.. johnson has acquired an interest
IN the Northwestern National bank. OF
Minneapolis, and hereafter will devote
his energies to the business Of that in
stitution.
DALLAs-Two new towns will
spring into existence in the ceded por-
ton Of the Rosebud Indian reserya-
tion in Mellette county on August %
and %. when town lot sales will AXE
place. The new towns will be named
Chiffon and Berkeley. The establish
Ing Of these towns will close, the gap
between the present towns OF White
River and Carter.
BELLE FOURCHE-sudden death
overlook Jesse A. Banks. a ranchman
on the Little Missouri river Just over
the Wyoming line. He was found dead
In his chair. cardiac trouble having
attacked him. Mr.. Banks. was 49
years old n leaves brothers at Hud-
son. Wis.,. and Watertown, 8. D.. and
sisters at winside, Neb.: Mansfield.
Wis. and in Illinois.
EAGLE BUTTE-Those fasteners
who are suffering from the annual at
tack OF hay fever should pack their
grips and HE themselves to Eagle
Butte and be cured. No resident Of
this part of the Ridge country has ev-
err suffered an attack from this trouble
some disease n n visitor who has
dropped In here suffering from an at
tack of It, however, severe, has expert
enced immediate relief and a speedy
cure. Eagle Butte offers an asylum to
all such sufferers.
VERMILLION-Work on the new
high school building is being pushed M
rapidly as possible and will probably
De ready for occupancy about the. first
OF October. High school classes viii
not meet until that time. All grades
below the high school will begin work
September 4. Mrs. Leonore Spooner.
Miss Mabel Nelson and Miss Mabel
panor arr new members of the
VERM1LLION-This city is expert
enctng an unparalleled shortage Of
houses to rent. A large number OF
families are moving in az q result Of
the exodus from the drought stricken
regions farther north, and already ey-
cry available house and apartment is
niled. with many yet u%nprovided for.
Tne purchase Of home does not always
relief. as 1t Ia impossible for the
present occupants to md new quarters.
P1ERRE-A~number Of stock owners
In the western part Of the state are
sowing corn In their fields since the re-
cent rains. with the expectation of cut
u ~ fodder a s00n ~ the indica-
ions snow the coming Of frost. The
corn WIN ave several weeks in which
g make z growth. and they intend I
handle q Just - they would q crop OF
green hay. and secure q lot Of winter
g II this mauner.
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