Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-24
LENNON WINS FIRST PLACE
AT MOBRlDGE TRACK MEET

Mobridge, S. d.. May 19.-In the
track meet held by the Northwestern,
South Dakota High School association
at Mobridge, Lennon won the con-
test with 40 points, Mobridge being a:
close second with So. Green. of Lem
mon made % of that schools 40 points.
Timber Lake was third, Mclaughlin
fourth and Selby fifth among the o n
t%estants. The various events and the
first, second and third winners are as
follows:
loo-yard dash-Woodring, of Timber
Lake. 04-5 seconds; Hochn, of Lennon,
Hooper of Mobridge.
220-yard MISUNDERSTANDING of Timber
Lake. HOehn, Hooper.
4io-yard dash-Green of Lennon. time
81 20. Dewey of Mobridge; Schueier of
Mobridge.
Pole vault-Hooper. S feet 6 inches: Lund
of Mclaughlin, Woods of Mobridge.
%Javelin throw-Green. ia feet: Huddle-
ston of Timber Lake: Olson o. 1Iobridge.
High j~ump-Hooper, . feet / inch; Helm
12o-yard hurdles-Faooper. 20 AS seconds:
lBisell. of Lennon; A. Woodring of Tim
Half-mile run-Green, 2:27 4-5: sogge of
Mss | Lindel o, of Mobr;sge
Broad jump-Hooper. II feet; Green;
Hoehn.
22o-yard hurdle-Hopper. A. woodring;
Mile run-Green, 5 minutes 30 seconds;
Sogge. Lindell.
son: Green.
Half-mile relay-Lemmon, Mobridge.
In the oratorical contest. Walter
Cole, of Lennon, won first prize, Leon
Hooper, of Mobridge, second. In the
declamatory contest, Walter Taylor, of
Timber Lake, was first; Gertrude
Buckholz, of Lennon, second.
MOBRIDGE-The first annual conyen-
ton of two groups of the South Dakota
Bankers association will assemble at Mo-
bridge on Wednesday,, May II. They are
group 10 and group IL. representing the
bankers in counties surrounding Mobridge
on both sides the Missouri river. The Off
GERS of group 10 are: President, w. f..
Mailand; secretary, NJ. j. Sch.rber. Group
IL: President, c. H. Belknap, of McIn-
tosh; secretary, A. l.. Anderson. of Tim
Der Lake..
ESTELL1NE-A boy playing with
Matches, or some careless smoker throw
ing away a cigar stub, is believed to have
been responsible for a fire which destroyed
the fine new barr Of jeff Anderson. liv-
ing on a farm four miles west of Estel-
line. Although neighbors were soon on
the ground to assist Anderson, it was inn
possible to save the structure.
r. GREGORY-The residents of this mart
OF the Rosebud country Who are of Ger
man descent will hold a meeting in this
city on June 1 for the purpose of organic
ing a German Verein, which will be affl-
lated with the national organization. The
society is for the purpose of lettering the
social. educational and industrial life of
Its members.
MITCHELL-Swine breeders of South
Dakota will meet in Mitchell, June / and 2.
for their annual session. On the pro,
gram will be papers and addresses by
Robert Burns. Of Mitchell; Fred Drey. Ut
Beresford. 8. d.; Col. N. Kraschel. Of
Harlan. Ia; Robert Evans, of Chicago.
secretary American Duroc Record associa.
ton. and w. NJ. McFadden, of Chicago.
secretary American Poland China Record
association.
COLTO.:~'rhc Norwegians of this place
and vicinity gathered in large numbers to
suitably observe Norwegian Independence
day. Music for the occasion was fur
nished by the Cotton concert band. Ban
games and other sports were provided for
the entertainment OF those in attendance.
SIOUX FALLS-At the annual conven-
ton of the South Dakota Dental associa.
ton the following officers were elected:
President. d.. F. T. Armstrong; vice pres.
tdent, DR.. Harry Donahoe: secretary, DR..
=. w. @men: treasurer. DIR. c. c.. Ele;.
ochor. All the new oihcerD are residents