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make a trip down the coast to Cali
fornia where they will spend some
time. They will be absent from Can
on City during a considerable part of
the summer.
DELEGATES TO PUEBLO
d. n. Cooper and other delegate IS
to the Republic state convention
left yesterday for Pueblo.
S. A. cowAN BUYS A FORD
The Bernstein Auto ccmrany has
eGently sold Ford touring car to
G. A. Cowen of Eight Mile Park.
OPEN AIR OBSERVATION CAR
SERVICE RESUMED.
The d & r. G. people advise the
onen air obser= alton car service 'te-
tween Can5n City and Texas Greek
win Re re established May 18th for
tie simmer
BOULDER WOMAN HERE
Mrs. Cora NJ. Yates of Boulder.
president of the Rebecca Assembly.
Y. o. o. F., is spending a couple of
days in Canon. while on her way to
the western slope to make official
visi s to the lodges in that sect on.
Mrs. Yates is visiting the Odd Eel
lows Home today, and will leave this
evening for Sa,ida. While here she
has been the guest of Mrs. A. S. on
peckesf
MEETING AT CITY HALL TONIGHT
All Sons OF Veterans of the Civil
war. whether of tie Blue or the Gray,
living in Canon City and vicinity ara
req"ested to meet at the City fal at
s O'Clock this evening to discuss
plans for the ob5eryance Of Memorial
and Decoration days. Tie meeting
is one of unusual intere and i'm
fo-tance and every man in the com
muni'y whose fat er fought in the
vreut strassie ie;.ean :he states
fifty years ago' s urged 10 re present
and tike part IN the proceedings.
OPERATED ON AT HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Peter whalen who was oper-
ated on at the hospital last Friday
is doing as well as could he expected
MAKES TRIP TO PUEBLO.
Fay Moore OF A. V. r. ID. & r. Co.
made a trip to Puetlo and return on
Saturday hy automobile and rerorts
the roads in bad condit on from the
storm.
WE'RE VISITORS HERE TODAY.
Ex-senator Ererkeu.iise and family
cf Monte Vista were vi it rs in town
MONDAY.
STOPPED OVER AT CANON
10 eth Reno Of 90 angeles. visi'-
ed Nielsen Jarvis At South Cancn yea
terday and left fof Pueblo today.
MR.. HAMILTON RETURNS HOME
John Hamilton. who has been SPEND
ing the past few days in Denver re-
turned home Monday evening.
MOVED TO CANON.
Mr. ]. l.. Friar wife and son from
Steig'e-. Okla. have moved into the
Sharmsn house at 4.2 No. 18th. and
have subscribed fer The Tally Record
70 get acquainted with Il e people cni
affairs.
MRS. sAseEReER IMPROVING.
Mr. VIM Babberger OF iill Hart
-on avenue has received word r. m
Bethel Hospital. Colorado Strings.
that Mrs. Pabberger is retainins her
health ard expects 10 return to her
new horne shortly.
sTENHuRA HOWE BAKERY
CHANCES PRoPRiEToPs s
Mr. F. a. Depren fr IN Ai,mosa.
colcra o. has Tu-chased the STEM
hura Home Rakery. s22 NJ in trcet.
from Nr. Joscrh stenhura. who wiz
leave for Manitou. Colo. in few
days and retire on his ia~reis.
RETURNED FROM DENVER
Miss Fora WIN returned from Den
yer Monday evening where she at
tended the concerts given by the
New York Symphony Orchestra on
Saturday and Sunday.
SCHOOL OF MINES BOYS VISIT
RoCkvALE.
Twenty-eipht members Of the school
of Mines who have teen at Cancn
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FRIDAY
RI NFDERIAND. COLORADO.

TO NEDERLAND, COLORADO.
Elmer A. Bauer has left for Neder-
land, Colo, being interested in the
tungsten strike in that part of the
state.
MR.. JAMES SICK.
Mr.. w. C. James has been quite
sick for the past week at his home on
North Orchard avenue. His son, John
lanes and wife are spending the
week end there.
RETURNED TO THE PINES.
Jack and Eric McKellar, Mrs. Nc
Kellar and James Peahoiy returned
10 their ranch at The Pines today af-
ter spending couple of days in town.
MRS. BAUER GOES TO MISSOURI
Mrs. Elmer A. Bauer of East Canon
left this morning for Reed Springs,
Mo. for visit with her father ani
mother.
cHAs. EDMoNDs TO TAKE MUCH
DESERVED VACATION.
Mr.. Chas. Edmonds, PROPRIETOR of
the Gem Market, is pl4nirg on tax
ing vacation of a month or two
starting May 1st. Mr.. E. r. Best, son
IF Mr. Hardy Sayre. viii have charge
of the market during Mr.. Edmond's
absence. Mir Best is an experienced
grocerymr and meat cutter ard no
doubt will handle the business in tin
top shape. Mr.. Edmonds Will re-
main in Canon City for a week or two
looking after his ranch and other in
terests, but will later take an auto
trip thru the east with his family.
HOME FROM DENVER
Rev. c. T. Ilsley and G. r. Tanner
returned to Cancn City Thursday night
from Denver where they had been
n attendance at the quarterly meet
4 ing of the missionary board of the
Baptist State convention. While in
Denver an honor was conferred upon
! Mr.. Tanner by his election to the
presidency of the Baptist State con
vention as the successor of Rev. VII
bur Ripley. resigned.
SANTA FE OFFICIAL HERE TODAY
/ ]. E. Mahon, division sure-.nten1-
ent of the Santa Fe Railroad COMPANY.
with headquarters at ! a Junta, was a
visitor in Canon City this morning.
lie came in ON Santa Fe train No. 627
at 1910 and left for Pueblo on 62s
at $50 this afternoon. He had a
private car.
IN PENRosE.
w. L. Sparks went to Penrose to-
day to look after some legal business.
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Sparks
md they were the guests Of Mrs. d.
D. Bowman while there.
MARRIED IN CHICAGO
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Anna
VI. Hill to Mr. W. L. Scott in Chicago.
Miss Hill was formerly teacher in
South Canon. but has been spending
the past winter in Chicago with her
sister. Miss Kate B. Hill, mission
Tough. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will
make their home in Sheron Springs,
Kansas.
THE SMILE THAT WON'T COME
OFF.
Waiter Richards, mailing clerk at
the Canon City postoffce. is today
wearing the smile that won't come
oc," in consequence Of the honors that
came to him in the birth on Thurs
day of handsome daughter of regi-
lat'on weight. The little miss has
been christened Nadine Isabel. Moth
er and infant, as well as the proud
pap are doing nicely.
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E. F. BURNETT,
OPTOMETRIST

Rockvale Monday morning TO inspect
tie mines in Canon suio buses. They
left in the afternoon on No. for
Il eadvilie.
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MR. NAMES SICK.

Mr.. W. C, James has been quite
sick for the past week at his home on
North Orchard avenue. His son, John
lanes and wife are spending the
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Burnett's No. Chart Method Of
Examining Eyes for GIassesl

f F. Burnett. Optometri-t will make
his neat regular visit to Canon, Tues,
May 9th. Miller Hotel.
In case there are some Of you not yet
familiar With this method OF mine, l
will state my proposition again.
10 40 absolutely dark room with the
aid OF an artificial light and the proper
instruments | Will look into your eyes.
And without asking you any questions
will tell you whether your eyes are nor
NAL or defective, and IL defective / will
determine just what lenses should be
worn 10 correct the trouble. This is
reslly wonderful line OF work. Not an
experiment a. | have used it aggressively
for the past eight year,, with 'mplete
satisfaction 10 both my patients and
myself particularly want 10 sse YOU
pee who have had trouble getting
comfortably fitted with glasses. You
wiii find this method has the chart ex-
animation backed clear OF the mHp. I
make no charge for dsmonstrating my
work and Il You are inter -sted | will be
p'eased to have you call on me.
viii furnish glasses for The relief ~
F ling vision. Chronic headache. Ner.
vous disorders, spna forms OF st mach
trouble etc also straighten Cross.
eyes with lenses and guarantee results
It's great system for ehildren's eyes
Former patients will please call for
inspection ard adius ment q glasses.
CONSULTATION is FREE
Aooo rta.s.d n.,;.n.s in Coio
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Record want Aas are sure to brins
aesuiis
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TUESDAY

WALKED DOWN FROM CRIPPLE.
Augu It's Levy walked into town
Monday from cri PIE Cree. Mr..
Ley came dov the wagon ro:d. AMI
reported the snow two fest deep up
n the district. He sp-nt the night
in town and left for saiida this NOR
nj
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Elmer A. Bauer has left for Neder-
land, Colo, being interested in the
tungsten strike in that part of the
state
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WILL TouR pAclrIc coAsr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ifa1c Stevens OF
1908 North Eighth street left this af-
te noon for Sea tie and other points
in the ncr Invest. After a short stay
there they will visit Portland. San
FIancis o, los Angeles and the San
Die-c exposiI n. They viii be gone
several months.
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Miss Bathold will leave on Rio
Grande train No. 10 Sunday morning
for visit with friends in st. Louis.
LEFT FOR THE NORTH TODAY.
E. F. Jewett left on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. 10 this morning for
short business trip to Denver and
Boulder.
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HERE FROM MANILA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Green and daugf-
ter Margaret arrived Friday from
Manila for an indefinite st with Mrs.
Green's mother Mrs. f. c. Fisher OF
211 Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
we're formerly residents OF Pueblo
but for some time he has held gov
ernmeDt position in the Philippines.
OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS
Miss bort Strong. student at Mt.
st. Scholastica's Academy was taken
to the hospitil Friday to un lergo On
operation for appendicitis. The oper-
alton was successful and the patent
is getting along as well as possible.
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From PUEBLO.

Mrs. J. Ahertfon and wife have
moved from Pueblo 20 $40 SO. 9th St.
Canon City. Mr.. Aberton is in the
employ Of TIE renvsr ind Flo Grsnie
railroad as a locomotive fireman.
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SOLD NEW sruoEaAkER.

Mr.. Jesse Campbell reports having
sold Studebaker Four to Mr.. Wm.
And $ of Wetmore, Color. d.. T. sale
Wy. /. r,ada Friday ta
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MISS DAY IMPROVING.

Mss Stella Day. who was ope-at d
on at the hospital Saturday for mas.
toids. is reported TO lie doing very nice
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after rle7 ssnt visit with friends in
Canon City and PueLlo.-salida Reg
ord.
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WILL LEAVE FOR SEATTLE NEXT
SATURDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Bowiby of SIS
Harrison avenue are planning to
leave next Saturday for Seattle. WASH.
FOR a visit with MIR. and Mrs. J. W..
Wingert, the latter OF whom 10 the'-
daughter. They expect to remain
In Semitic for = couple Of months o.
more. after which they intend 70
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GlSTERED AT STRATHMORE
HOTEL FRIDAY.

L. r. Russell. Detroit; H. A. Bran1-
meier. Denver: Rich rd White. Dem
yer: E. ]. Lindquist, Denver; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bell, Harrisburg, Pa; w.
A. Stephens. Denver; Sam T. Allen.
Oklahoma City; Airs. ID. w. Collins.
Pueblo; Miss Anna Scott. Pueblo;
Miss Hazel McIagsn. Pueblo; Chas.
Bargler. Leadville;, II. w. francesca.
Denver.
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We kESlsY

VISITS FRlENcs Al FOUR MILE
Miss Hazel Fafrei o, zoe River
street spoat F..day. Saturday ani
Sunday with MIS- ruFis sh Mckenzie
al Pour Nile.
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MRS. eAseeeeER IMPROVING.

Mr.. VIM. Babberger OF iiil Hart
-on avenue has received word r. III
Bethel Hospital. Colorado srr,ngs.
that Mrs. Pabberger is retaining her
health ard expects 10 return to her
new horne shortly.
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TOPPED OVER AT CANON
MOVED TO CANON.

Mr., j. L. Friar. wife and son from
steig'e-. Okla. have moved into the
sharnsn house at 4s2 No. 18th. and
have subscribed fer The raly Record
20 get acquainted with tie people sni
affairs.
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w. L. Sparks went to Penrose to
day to look after some legal business
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Sparks
nd they were the guests Of Mrs. D
D. Bowman while there.
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HIGH PRICED ANTELOPE.

The antelope herd in the state game
preserve near Custer now number eight,
one animal having been added to the
bunch this week. The plan originally
adopted Of attempting to capture adult
antelope by trapping them in a wire
corral in the ranch country nortn OF
Belle Fourche was long ago abandoned,
but the plan of advertising for young
antelope among the ranchers Of that dis
trict proved more successful One
rancher, northeast of Belle Fourche, sue
ceeded in taking eight young animals,
which he agreed to raise unit they were
old enough to be turned loose in the
state preserve When the time came to
deliver them, he demanded $3.50 apiece,
but at the mention of this price, Deputy
State Game Warden Ednolm baked and
refused absolutely to pay il. When he
found il was either case of cut the
price or keep the antelope, the rancher
finally consented to take $50 each and
at this price they were delivered to the
state.
One of the eight died, but has now
been replaced by an animal brought in
from Montana. This is an adult ami
NAL, which was offered to the deputy
warden IN Belle Fourche The deputy
declined to pay for the animal unless
the man could show permission to take
the antelope out of Montana He tried,
but failed to get such permission and
then departed, leaving the antelope in a
Belle Fourche livery barn. AS it was
not expected that the animal would be
the state game preserve and turned loose
Lead Call.
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DEDICATION AN
ENJoYABLE OCCASION

ENJOYABBE OCCASION
The somewhat beIated formal opening
of the New School Building was attend
ed with not bit Of a lack of interest
and appreciation last Friday night.
December 18th. The principal speaker
Of the evening was supt. b. f. Myers, Of
Deadwood, who gave very practical
and helpful heart to heart talk with the
people Mrs w +. Hanley. speaking
for the Board of Education, voiced tie
appreciation, not only OF the Board but
of the community, and made Us all feel
that there we're good things ahead
Prof steele, representing The teaching
force, gave an enthusiastic talk whose
tone was anything but Standpatism."
He thrilled MS all when be urged a -Four
Year High school Prof John Hines.
who was making calls on old friends
incidental to his way home for the holi-
DAYS, was made to sit ON the platform
and consented to make a few remarks
which were congratuatory to the com
munity, which bouquet the assembled
community received with plenty Of ap.
plause.
An inspiring feature Of the program
was Mrs. Myers Mandolin Club who
favored us with two selections and an
encore which were much enjoyed. Mrs.
Myers adaptability to any occasion and
her resources which enable her to pro-
vide one thing when She cannot get an
other, should be much appreciated by
Custer people.
y most appropriate touch was added
to the dedicatory program in the rendi-
tion of a solo by Miss Nanderstein, ac-
companied by Mrs. G. + Perrin. Miss
Vandersten responded to an encore
with very soulful little song entitled
Memories" The Custer community is
very fortunate and proud to have Miss
Vanderstein's splendid services on such
occasions.
Mr.. Webster Davis, president of the
Community Association presided dur
ing the evening.
The members Of the Board of Educa-
ton, Messrs. kubler, Helm, Babcock,
and Mrs. Ainslie and Mrs. Hanley, were
all in attendance except Mr.. Helm who
was detained in Nebraska and could not
reach home for the event. His absence
was regretted
Now folks "tis not done when It's
done" 1t is now mp to every man,
woman and child who feels part of the
community to yet in line to boost for
Clusters greatest institution, and keep
az it,
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HENRY FORD AND CHICKENS LEGS.

HENRY FORD AND CHICKENS LEGS.
Charles Darwin died in 1882, but the
Law of Evolution which he invented
still goes marching on. Henry Ford
went to Europe last year to have the
boys out of the trenches by Christmas,
and failed. So far as we know Henry
never tried to introduce new species of
chickens or modify the old, but he is
succeeding through the mystic ways of
evolution in lengthening chickens legs.
-feathered chickens ] mean. Here In
Caster you may see the methods of evo-
luton right on the job
The other day on Custer Avenue, two
roosters were discussing the high cost OF
living, when a Ford came ram bling along
at about 20 miles an hour; the roosters
were in the path of the Ford and one
was taken and the other left. Now
mark the reason, the surviving rooster
was equipped with longer legs than the
departed, also with self starter. and
seconds, from a standing start. lie
lodged the Ford the defunct was slow
on the trigger and spent part of his
valuable time in futile cackle at the
oncoming Ford. He will not do so
again.
Now, in the harem where these roost.
ers presided, it takes no prophet to
foresee that il the laws of heredity are
good for anything, the 1917 model chic
kens will be rangy built, not given to
standing upon the order of their going
in an emergency, and equipped with
self starters. The High school pupils
may see how through the survival of the
iittest the great principle Of Evolution
gets in its work, right In sight of the
school house. The same is going on all
over the United States wherever Fords
and chickens ruu over the same roads.
How wonderful are the ways of Nature.
HARRY WAY.
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The Alfalfa Palace, Agricultural, Min
ing and Mineral Fair association has
been organized and incorporated by Ra-
pid City business men for the purpose
of holding an annual Alfalfa Fair and
building an alfalfa palace in this city.
Several sites have been offered for the
palace, which it is intended shall be a
permanent structure, centrally located
in the city, and in which the exhibit oil
alfalfa products, mineral products, agri.
cultural and mining enterprises shown
for week each year. The first meeting
of the board of directors will be held
this week. Black Hills Booster.
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640-ACRE HOMESTEAD
Committee Agrees on 64o-Acre Homestead
Additional Entries Must be Within
20 Miles of Original


Washington, d. c., Dec 1S.- The
conference committee of the sepats lnd
house today signed report or the gec-
ton stock-raising homestead b.ii. II
the bill is finally pass ed, according 10
the report, non-contiguous additional
entries will be limited to twenty miles
from the location of the original home
stead, and all non-contiguous additional
entries must be earned by residence and
improvements. Credit for residence on
additional entries will be given claimant
where the additional adioins the origin
al Entrymen on adjoining vacant land
are given ninety days preference right,
after designation.
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CHRISTMAS WISHES eoB you.

May your blessings be So many and
your sorrows so few, this luletide sea-
son, that you can forget the high cost OF
living perplexities of the present and
enter into Christmas prHce Iuugs with
the true Christmas spirit
Good Health, ,""Good laeer, Good
Friends" and Good Business lis the
sincere message that issue, from the
CHRONICLE Office this festive season.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

Gladys Ainslie, Ruth Jewell. Eugene
Meeker, Carolyn Fox, Irving Fox, Alta
Brown, and Louise kubler, students in
the normal school at Spearfish, arrived
home The latter part Of last week to
spend the holidays with their folks. The
school closed December IA, and will be
resumed on Wednesday, January 8.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

The case of Augusta /. Sager VS.. S. n.
and ii. w. Fitch and NJ T. Smith q Co
was argued before Judge McGee at Ra-
pid City last week, f. W. Sellers repre-
senting Mrs Sager, and Percy H. Helm
appeared for Mr.. and Mrs Fitch, and
Eben w. Martin, of Deadwood, repre-
senting NJ. E. Smith & Go. After argu-
ments of the attorneys Judge McGee
rendered his decision in favor of Mrs
Sager. This decision of the Court sets
aside the deed given to Mrs. Sager by
5, y. and ii. W. Fitch and reinstates the
mortgage held by her as first mortgage
upon the Fitch store building in Custer.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

Last week before Judge McGee at Ra-
pld City demurrer was argued in the
case Of Custer County against the United
states Fidelity K Guaranty Company.
which company was surety upon the
bond of Ira NJ Mctadden former Reg
lister of Deeds of this county. f. w.
Sellers represented the Surety company
and argued in support of the demurrer
and Percy Ii. Helm, States Attorney,
appearing for the county and against the
demurrer. After the arguments the
Court sustained the demurrer which dis
misses that part of the cause of action
as to the overpaym in salary to Nc
Fadden as Register Of Deeds, the Judge
holding the Surety company not liable
therefore
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

Mr.. Fred Forsberg and wife, of Can
oya, s. d., have been visiting at the
home of Gus. Carlson for the past week.
Mrs Forsberg is a sister of Gus. While
here they visited Sylvan Lake, Harney
Peak, tuberculosis Sanatorium, Twin
Rocks, Wind Cave and other points Of
interest. They are delighted with our
fine scenery,
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Christmas services next Tuesday, Dec
26lh, at the Junction school house, about
nine miles northwest of Custer near the
Fox ranch, at 1880 p. IN. Text of ser
mon Tim. li ID. Theme Of sermon
Three reasons why Christmas ought to
be genuine holiday for every man,
woman and child. You are cordially
invited to attend.
+ + FOELBER,
Lutheran Pastor,
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John +. Hines, who for two years was
principal of the Custer school, was in
town from Friday evening until sunday
evening visiting friends. He was on
his way to Oral, where he will spend the
holidays with his folks. Mr.. Hines is
this year teaching English and CONNER
cial Arithmetic in the State Normal
school in Speartish
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

At : O'Clock " dnesday morning the
thermometer in this city registered all
the way from Is TO 20 degrees below
zero. Reports from outside towns indi-
Gated that IN places as low tempera.
ture prevailed Thursday morning it
was 2S below zero. In Custer and
vicinity only about an inch of snow had
fallen during the storm preceding the
cold spell bui in the northern Hills a
fall Of from one two feet was report.
ed. Thursday The weather started
moderaling
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-23

During the calendar year 1916 a total
OF % fires occurred on the Harney Ma
tlonal Forest and burned over approx
mately l64 acres damaging timber to the
amount Of $3.50 The cost of extin.
gushing these fires aggregated a total
of S6S0.5S which included salaries of
Forest officers to the amonnt of SLY .23.
The officers of the Harney Forest desire
to express their appreciation to the local
residents for the hearty co operation
which has been received in the past in
reporting and suppressing fires, and it is
hoped that by continued co operation
that it will be possible to improve the
very good record made during the past
season.