Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-11
N PAPERS GOSSIP.

The Wilmont (Minn.) Tribune is 10
years old.
The Woodstock News. by A. H. Hig-
| ley, has entered Vol. II.
as editor Of the Fairfax Is. ID Adver-
| tiser.
Tho Correctionville News enters
Vol. 30 under the best management OF
! it's career.
The Norfolk Press is keeping up with
the times. having installed a new type
| setting machine.
The Marion Record. edited by Chas.
Hatsough. Zone of Dakota's Sest>. has
entered Vol. 81.
c. r. Bruce. after milking the Cour-
Ter to a finish. dumped the wreck on
a North Dakota land man.
u. Fl. Cronin of the O'Neill Frontier.
ON the death of his wife. All should
join.
The Parker Is. d. Leader has en-
tered Vol. 80. The Leader has Inn
proved under the OF IIs.
Zee & Estee.
The Forest City Press. Is. d.. is
90 years old Would like to have seen
the town where the elder Thornc start
ed the paper.
The Dakota County Eagle has turned
=" Vol. sc. The Eagle is and has
Feen for ears one of the best among
the country papers.
The Witten Is. DID, News has been
moved to Jordan. The new location
aill be on the railroad which is build
ing through Trip county.
The Clearwater Record is IA years
old and is doing better under the pres
eEt anagemen than ever under the
management OF Mitchell & Short.
h White Lake Wave is IL years of
age. Don't seem so long ago that j.
C. Palmer was a young editor at
Yankton. Time is getting us j. c.
The Odebolt Chronicle has passed the
25th milestone. Editor Chrysler is
holding the paper along the same line
as its former editor. w. f.. Hamilton.
J. M. Paul. the new owner of the
Emerson, Neb., Enterprise, has increas-
ed the home pages of his paper and in
creased the rate from $1.0O to $3.50 a
| Year.
The Geddes Record is in it's both
volume. Wonder where the first editor
is who had the bardships of 80 years
ago in the ~treelcss and r~ailroadless
| country
The Menn Herald has entered
Vol. 80. Under the management of Pro-
fessnr j. s. Headley the Herald is
II Qn1nnr tho IA1dnro In TI.4nHS~N0vn
county.
Editor Charles S. Hughes has beer
appointed postmaster at Fender, Neb.
The town can guarantee a good man as
postmaster while they have Mr..
Hughes.
The Peterson Na.) Patriot has en-
tered Vol. 80. The paper was never
better or more prosperous han at the
present time. Editor Evans can be con-
graduated.
viii Hill has sold his paper at Oak
land. Ia, and is looking over the field
for a better one. Mr.. Hill at one time
edited the Co~rrectionville News, with
Ned Jenness.
j. c. Davenport. editor OF the Clear
lake Reporter. has been appointed
postmaster of his town. Good for j.
g. Would like to see Tom White. of
W~hittemore, another Nasty.
The Lennox Independent. under the
management of M. Travaillie. is q
newspaper In every respect; comparing
it with the paper under Its former
management. 1t is a Chicago Tribune.
The Chamberlain Democrat, edited
by Burkholder & B%urkholder. has
passed the 29th milestone. and It ia
reported the ape has changed hands.
We hope the N Is not true, for
Chamberlain's sake.
The Orange City Herald has changed
its publication day from Wednesday to
thursday, which is a sensible move as
far as news is concerned. The Herald
is also wearing q new heading, which
greatly improves the paper.
The Butte Gazette is in it's 10Th year
under the management OF Mrs. A. r.
Armstrong. who has been with It from
its first issue. The Gazette is one of
he few successful papers edited by a
lady.
Clate Tinan, e.Yae of the progressive
editors for whona nothing is too good,
In III way OF living or Office equip
ment. has just placed a new Hoe power
JOB and newspaper press in his office,
which Is said t. be the best in the
state.
The Worthingt.on, Mimi, Republican,
by Paul F. Dehnel. is a new conner in
a town that has buried more editors
u most towns of it's size in the whole
America. Here is hoping the Republic
can will find the field better thar in
h past.