Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-21
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

DEADWOoD-That the Butte miners
union Of Butte. Mont. now holds tNue 70
tne building n property e the Lad
miners' union by virtue OF q 81 5000 mort
gage which the court declined to set aside,
that the Western Federation of MIN
era hold . second lien against tho peop-
erty Tor 1900 and that tho Lead CITY ~
fon can redeem It's property upon payment
or THESE two amounts. was the decision of
Judge Rice In the circuit court here. The
Lead union brought suit to set aside the
mortgage on the ground that It was H.
legally made without the knowledge of
the Members OF the Lead union.
LANE-After 10 weeks OF drilling a., ar
tesian well has been struck on the farm
OF mrs. Melissa Henry. near here. The
now is abundant for all farm PURPOSES.
Last summer q farmer living on an adj
joining farm drilled an artesian we'll, and
as soon as a flow was struck a similar
wen on the farm of Mrs. Henry ceased to
now. necessitatfng the drilling of the we'll
wn'cn has just been completed. This was
the hrst instance In the history OF this
part of the state that the drilling of one
artesian we'll stopped the flow In another.
Rec HETGHTS-Peter Suhn. a farmer
living near town. lost Two valuable colts
IN q peculiar manner An old wheel-
scraper had stood on the prairie near his
farm for years. The other day tho colts,
while scratching themselves on the ma
chine each caught q hind foot under the
sharp edge OF the blade. severing arteries
and bleeding to death before they could
De discovered and releaSer. Both were
cut in the same way and On the same
una 1oot-
SIOUX FALLS-In accordaace with =
pardon granted by Covernor Rvrre IN
Recommendation Of tha .tst. hcsra -
pardons. George Lahmen ~ heer -.
leased from a. stony E.is r~,ise,+,.S,
after serving III months NJ ; o,.N-...
sentence. ne Wa convicted Ia Bruls
county OF obtaining money under false
pretenses ami was placed In tho enlten-
tiary on March n last.
ISAREr-Amonr IN. h,,s,As,-. ~
co,ra. ~ ,or..r,aus. u--I'- .-,
town vhich h.. ~. - .s.on ~ = Hew
49,. =. nss oeen ..aEtea -, tn!o sec
A number OF business houses elso ~ -
Ing erected and the town promises 70 ~
come quite an important one.
nrApwoon -..
80. "eee neve oeen
.avlseo tnat JUICE Mrs. o HI.
nuEns, FORMER residents OF Deadwood. are
1n!vya1s lIo az tnesr new nome 10 Florida.
sudge' Burns was . pioneer attoeney Of the
naack IN. n vas the nrst prosecuting
81
KIMBALL-After an illnees al hut n
hours. Mrs. atenon. moth.r - ~. ct.,o,
bows. prominenf farmers ~ III. ,scrss~
died at the nome ar nne NJ har ~. urssns
out warning she ~ rsndsrsN ,nnc.-
scious. IN which conditeor ~ --.ss~a
up to the time uf her death.
YANKTON-0ranvilie Jone. r,cm,-
nent democratic politician of &he st"ta
formerly located at Rand city. ~. ~.
49, 80
with John A.. Kavaney. OF Howard. an6
that they viii omen an ofnce for fhe nrac.
tice Of law In that town.
mr. ,,,,.,,.,.
ne aG.1lS-l Hloson' OF TINS
pla.e. DISAPPOINTMENT over fanny quafrels
took a heavy dose Of .trvchnina ana th~
shot himself through the head tn mate
death doGbly certain. His q was found
in bed by his son. who went to look Tor
sennie -. y for-,
lIe.'y " .niS Guy. an1 q one TINE eM-
married a few dav. 400 - - = 81 ae,S..
son. Of sio,x Fails Il -htch cst~ w.,
expect to make their future ho,na MI.
Dewey Il the oniv danrhter ~ r r.
Dewey, formerly owner 81 the csntoc
mills.
WHITE-Prominent faruner. Iivfr~ 4.
the region surrounding White have fakan
preliminary stems toward orRanixfn1 ~
electric light comnanv. With thn nhsect
OF having their. residences and. other farm
buildings iignteo Dy electricity. They
plan 10 construct TIE necessary lines and
procure current from the White electric
lignt plant.
LEMMON-Hopes of securing ! saloon
here were abandoned q day Of two ago.
when the board Of county comrnissioners
positively refused to issue . license for. :
municipal saloon which the okdclals