Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-09-20
CITY, POTTER CO., So DAKOTA SEPT 90 1916
ing pretty good for our Missouri
river crossing. Plainview is some
sixty miles south of Faith

ing pretty good for our Missouri
river crossing. Plainview is some
sixty miles south of Faith
Messrs Tom Casey of Sanborn,
Mimi, a former resident of Get
tysburg, and Sheriff John Herb
ison were in town for a short call
Friday evening. They were hunt
ing for $50 more bushel potatoes
to fill car which MIR. G. was ship
ping east
The Misses Dorothy and Grace
Williams of Gettysburg, accom-
panied by their guests Messrs.
George and Monroe Bush of Louis
vile, Kentucky, and Ralph Huyck
of Minneapolis and cousin Miss
Margie Williams of California.
were over last Friday to visit the
points Of interest about the Agen-
cy
The Press Office has been favor
ed with some samples of Arthur
Comeau's fine corn, also of l. T.
Undertakes alfalfa seed stock.
Arthur has some 80 acres of this
corn which is past danger from
frost, while the alfalfa is one of
the few fields which have got a
start ON the priarie of western
Potter county
Mr.. j. F.Sullivan. of Hamburg
Iowa, in comp NV with N'lli.",
OcllOOl ".iS ." tu"n pNvt nig.u.
Mr.. Sullivan was looking ut some
desirable investments in this vic
unity, already being the owner of
some fine land in the county. Mr..
School always makes it point to
stay over night with us when he
comes in this vicinity in his travels
The Press Inadvertently omit
ted to mention last week the visit
to our town of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fairbank of Agar and his sister
Miss Fairbank, the ladies accom-
panying Geo who was here to take
charge of ~ heaL Of horses which
were brought over from the Ag-
ency on the ferryboat that we're
bought on the reservation by Ed
Sutton
Geo Fairbank took trip down
to the Traversie boys ranch Mon
day with view to buving ten
head Of horses belonging to Par
ker Gage. accompanied by Bob
Craven and r. p Thorne. Coming
back for dinner, the two
first named Immediately hiked
out for Mr.. Parker's place, near
Timber Lake to see some more
horses belonging to Mr.. Gage. 1t
vast Ye EDITORS first visit to Stove
creek, and a beautiful country it
was, where Messrs E. B. Congdon
and Geo. Comeau have each recent
ly bought a fine tract of land from
Indian allottees.
Miss Gladys Antrim and little
sister Ruth were oyer from the
Agency Tuesday calling ON friends
The former is caring for sore tin-
ger as q result of trying to cut il
off with bread knife.
Lou Monlux has left some fine
specimens of his corn at The Press
office, indicating that it is safe
from frost. 1t is of the variety
known as Yellow Pride of the
North
Mr. and Mrs Roy Gates are busy
making arrangements to run a
lunch counter and refreshment
stand at the Indian Fair
For insurance, land or other
General Business, call, phone or
write Y William School, Gettysburg,
Charley Marshall is over with
the oil wagon today
The Hoyen Advance of last
week IN strong article urges all
voter "Yt - 'e
amenon nd rrf",n as. -,
the coming rpI II u,n A.
the Advance 81 $. ''r..e,e are all
live questions OF the hour, and
voters should inform themselves.
and not do as many did two years
ago, vote No on all, in order to not