Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-11-25
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

IhomaS IL. Souck imposed lines OF $50
each upon four saloon keepers who en-
tered pleas of guilty to charges of selling
liquor to minors. The judge warned the
defendants that If they We're ever brought
before him again on that charge he would
revoke their licenses. Robert Hensell.
charged with selling liquor without a Ii
cense. also pleaded guilty and was lined
$75, he being warned that another offense
would bring the limit imposed by the law.
A young man named Warner pleaded gull
ty to stealing s35 from the till of the ho-
tel at Marvin and was fined so and given
$50 days in Jail.
WlNNER-A hot water arteSian we'll
has been struck by drillers who for some
time nave been engaged in drilling Il we'll
on the ranch of r. p. Snow. on Thunder
creek. northeast of here. The we'll also
is a strong gusher. having a flow of 200
gallons per minute. The water has a
temperature of 122 degrees. The surplus
flow of the we'll will run into il lake,
which has been stocked with game fish.
III Is expected the high temperature of
the water will keep the lake from freez-
ing during the winter months.
YANkTON-Thc Yankton County Good
Roads association has been organized
here with Thomas Frick president. j. NJ.
Hanson secretary, George Buchanan treas
urer. Elmer Bergsvik vice president. 9th
er vice presidents were elected from every
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movement grew out of the visit here of
Col. Chas. w. Thatcher. promoter of the
Washington Memorial Highway. which
crosses the Meridian road at this point.
ALIAS is expected hundreds of
residents of the Rosebud country and of
that part of Nebraska adjacent to the
Rosebud region. will be in Dallas Satur-
day of this week to witness Il contest be-
tween the football teams of the Norfolk.
Neb.. and Dallas high schools. lit is eS-
pected the largest crowd that ever gath
cred in the Rosebud country to witness
a football game will be present
SPEARFISH-S. b. Hitzel, of this city,
has a crabapple tree which has produced
a second crop this year. The tree bore
a fine crop of apples during the usual
growing season, and then blossomed and
grew a second crop. The second crop
could not mature. as Il matter of course
but the apples are we'll developed. They
are now on exhibit in the window of a
local business house.
HAYTI-A loss of between $1,000 and
81. eco was caused by the destruction of the
fine barn on the farm of Il. j. Artzberger,
near town. In addition to the barn and
other property. five horses and two cows
We're burned to death. 1t is believed the
fire may have been accidentally set by
some hobo who went into the barn to
spend the night. Artzberger carried $500
insurance.
y SALEM-The fall meeting of the Nc
Cook County 1. O.. o. +. association. held
here Monday evening. was a pronounced
success. About 200 Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs participated in the banquet which
followed the regular lodge work of the
evening. The Salem and Spencer degree
teams exemplified the work of the first
and second degrees.
IoI .ATTE-At tho animal r,oati,o Of 4j,o
members of the local Eastern Star lodge
the following officers We're elected for
the coming year: Worthy matron. Mrs.
Sarah Hay: worthy patron, c. e. Lcin:
associate matron, Mrs. May Dek: conduc-
tress, Mrs. Edith Swan: associate conduc-
tress. Mrs. Lloyd: treasurer. Miss Juliet
Lein.
BONESTEEL-At the annual convention
of the Royal Neighbors of America lodge
of the Rosebud country, held here. Burke
was selected as the place for the next
meeting. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs. c. p. Schlect: vice president. Miss
Mary Wilson: secretary, Mrs. Copps.
MORRISTOWN-Figures gathered from
the>local elevator mon show that thus far
this fall an aggregate of 125. goo bushels of
grain has been marketed here and shipped
to eastern markets. 1t is estimated that
the farmers yet have in their possession
full. 100000 bushels of grain which will
be marketed later.
Observation-Disclosures has reached
here that John Griffin. who left here sew
eral years ago and took up his residence
in western Canada. where he at the COM
mencement of the European war enlisted
in the English army. has been killed i'm
battle in France.
VERMILION-At their annual business
/ tnaat{.1r tha rnu,,bnr. nf the Lnr,oi1ip,
Commercial club elected the following
officers for the coming year: President.
+. c. Barton: vice president, c. E. Prem
tbs; treasurer, e. F. I1otze. The annual
report of the treasurer showed the club
to be in excellent financial condition.
CANOvA-At a meeting of the members
OF the Canova Athletic association the
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: Manager. Dean G.
Trippler: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, r. s.. Hede:
captain, E. RI. Snow.
DAVIS-Walter r. Open, an expert
enced newspaper man, has become editor
and publisher of the Davis Eagle. a local
weekly newspaper. He succeeds Ray
D.ngman. who plans OF engaging in an
other line of business.
PIERRE-The state treasurer's report
elbows that there is a total in the treas
In all funds. OF which the school fund is
$1Sa. o7S: the game fund $35. $50. and the
Irvine plant fun s45. 242.
DUPREE-G. Nj. Drummond. county SUI
perintendent of Ziebach county. has re-
signed the position to accept the principal
ship Of the Eagle Butte schools. to which
! he has been elected. 1t is probable the
county commissioners will appoint John
r. Retz, Observation-Disclosures. TO the va
cancy caused by Druynmond's resignation.