Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-09-01
ABBREVIATED

Mrs Eidam is at Rochester Mimi
to consult medical authorities In
regard to her health.
Will Merrill has been painting
the new buildings Mt the Indian
Fair grounds the past week.
Will Garbe has obtained the
privilege of running a refresh
ment stand at our Indian Fair.
Lawrence Heron of No. River
side-twp was down after a fine
horse which he bought of Thorvald
Jordeth.
Prof. Adolph Il. stoltz, pvinci-
pal of the Pierre Indian school.
returned Monday from his tnp
out over the Reservation.
Mrs Oliver has been spending
the past few days with her aangh-
ter Mrs L. Barnes at Gettysburg
who is reported to be somewhat
under the weather.
Mrs Lena Hughes has accepted
a position at the Bates House in
Gettysburg again, and her dangh-
ter Miss Violet will again attend
the high school there this winter.
Freddie Sternhagen drove a
team to Gettysburg and back one
dav last week for Nh Mesick. who
had more passengers and freight
than he could handle with his car.
Bob Worries reports having
bought 3 threshins outfit and eS-
poets to operate in the north-cen-
trail part Of the county. Messrs j.
Sternhasan and Will Oliver are
helping him to get started up.
Freddie LaPlant and sister Miss
Lucille we're IN town today en-
route to the vicinity of Okobolo to
get their Newfoundland dog"Joe"
which strayed away a few weeks
ago. Mrs F. Smith accompanied
them from here and reports hav-
ing had q real joy-ride.
Misses Emma and Annie Stern
hagen left for Kygate-Mont via
LaPlant Tuesday where they will
assist their brother John in devel-
oping a big ranch. Miss Anna as
We understand will file on a 500
acre homestead, her sister having
fled before on a previous trip.
John Todd and family of Cor
man were Sunday visitors, and en-
joyed q launch ride over and back
to the Agency. Mrs. Todd is .
si%sterinlaw of ye editor. They
were happily surprised by another
member of the family coming to
town the same day viz their sor
Herbert and wife with their flock
Of little folks.
Miss Maude Ripley has received
. free scholarship for year at Huron
College and expects TO attend school Their.
next year. This scholarship was won b,
her having the highest average standin;
in her eighth grade ex; minaifon OF an
rural school pupil in the county
An association OF SIX colleges in the stat.
offers a years scholarship in any one o
the six colleges. Students choice. to tn
f hiaseI pa g3a n n eash NON soan R,n,l hay IN h "a,
highest in the county. but FIRST among RI
raj students. She had already chosen Hu
ron College, before the winner was an
nounced. and viii take her scholassh,
there.-Pottsr County News
To be up in style, The Press of
ice has started an agricultural dis
play-no telling how big it vii
turn out to be in a couple year
from now. Those who have con
tributed so far: are as follows.
n. j. Eidam: 2 beets, darkb,oo,
without tops weighing I ID 1902
8 carrots; ear Of sweetcorn co
measuring 81inches; stalk Of swee
corn with two we'll formed ear.
Oft 10 ins high.
r b. Ellis: 2 beets; 4 stalks ri
plant averaging 2 # in leggth / /
In. in diameter.
u. 2, Gates: stalk Of sugarcan
Oft s in length.
Roy Gates: 3 carrots weighin
Bib.
Arthur Comeau: stalk field corr
oft.