Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-17
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

BRUCE-An agitation has com
menced here for the installing of an
electric light system.
HECLA--A special election will he
he!d mere August IA for the purpose OF
voting on the question OF issuing bonds
vi $S.OOO for a municipal system Of
waterworks.
AP1D CITY-This city has aiken
us place as one Of the towns of the
state which will a no Sunday mail
IN the future. The new order of things
VIII go INTO effect Sunday. August 6.
MISUNDERSTANDING reach here
lhat enc persons are ngage in
dynamiting fish in the Big Sioux and
h h.arR MYERS. and n the law also is
oelhs violated by others who are using
selnes. 1t Is expected arrests will be
made.
H o L D. Information has
reached here Of the tragic death in In
diana OF Dick Ohmann, the young son
OF former residents OF this place. Dur
ing q mad dog scare a man attempted
10 shoot n kill the dog, but instead
sent a charge through the boy.
kIMBALL-An old school building
which had outlived it's usefulness for
school purposes has been transformed
into a city hall. Extensive repairs have
placed the structure in fine condition.
1t originally cost S., 200 and now is In
as good condition as when first built.
PIERRE-Claude Garner. Of Onida,
picked up a little gasoline money a
rev days ago. by running down and
killing a coyote with his auto. There
were three coyotes in the bunch at the
start, blu two OF them got out of the
way. and the third went under the ma
chine. and gave Garner the bounty for
expenses Of the race.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, at M%obridge.
has been set for the hearing in the
case Of Mrs. j. C. Cornell OF that place.
charged with manning her husband.
Mrs. Cornell. who is out on $1,000 bail.
Is In the southern part OF the state
with relatives. Cornell is able to be
out. but will enter a local hospital for
a second operation in a few days.
WHITE LAKE-Wheat on the farm
Of Ed. Rebensdorf, IA miles south Of
W threshed out an average of about
10 ushels an acre and his oats about
81. Wheat on the J.. w. and e. J.
Morgan farm threshed out from 1 to
8 bushels per acre, his being in a To-
cality where great injury was done by
July 10.
Rockford. in the forest reserve. the
grazing is particularly good, not hav-
ing been affected by the drought.
Ranchers are pasturing all the cattle
the land will stand and are buying all
they can find at a bargain. This is the
most fertile spot In the Black Hills
at present and cattlemen are taking
advantage of it.
ALEXANDRIA-The board Of educa-
ton a been reorganized for the COM
ing year by the election Of the follow
ing Officers: President, DR.. w. ].
Maytum: vice-president. v. K. Still
we'll: clerk. H. NJ. Schumacher. It was
decided to max extensive improves
metns to the interior OF the public
mence at once.
received here from this vicinity show
the following: 8. E. Shade, wheat. 8
bushels to h acre; oats. 12; Lars
Hanson. wheat, Is; w. s. Broderick-
wheat, IL; Albert Hill. one field Of
oats on alfalfa ground. So: another
field. 90; Charles Fricke. wheat 1OH:
Whitney. wheat. 10; Charles wagner.
n 80 acre field Of wheat. 4; q 80
acre held. IL; F. w. Allen. wheat. u:
oats. z; r. A. Zollman. wheat. 10: oats.
20.
DEADWOOD-Deer hunters in the
Black Hills this year arc not going
to be 30 plentiful as heretofore. In for
mer years It has bee the law that
hunters could bag two deer. either
buck or doe. each year, for the small
sum Of 81. provided they lived in the
state. and whenever there was . snow.
tall n November the slaughter was
heavy. Now the hunter must take out
two licenses. q 81 sun license and Z
81 deer license. ana 10 permitted 10
XII but one deer. q buck, each season.
N0nnAai6ents vr,,et nav 3lE Inv <he 49,
license n 316 for the deer license.
The deer season - from November I
70 Dsesmbsr I