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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
JURORS WILLING TO
SERVE PROVE SCARCE
County Court Has Hard Time
Getting Started; Many Ex-
cuses Are Offered.

Judge II. l.. Standeven had a busy
day in the county court yesterday.
A panel of jurors was to have been
designated, but it was here that tho
judge met an obstacle. or the 20
called. II were excused because of
business and other causes. At one
time he had a panel of 12 Jurors but
only two remained after the excuses
had been given. A special venlre was
called and ten more men were Sc
cured. At the close of court II men
had been accepted, but two, l.. w.
Baxter and c. G. White. were excused
until Monday.
william Beck, manager of the man.
ufacturing department of the Central
Torpedo company. gave an unusual
plea to be relieved from jury duty.
"I have charge of explosives at tho
company's plant and have to be thero
because of the danger involved"
stated Beck.
Judge Standever replied. ar there
Is any danger ! should think you
would rather be away"
The criminal and civil cases start
this morning. Twenty-one criminal
and l42 civil cases have been set for
hearing, starting today, and will holc
until February IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

schedule time and predicted that
when the last report has been made
ii will be shown that at least 1,75O
young men are actually on the mem
bcrship rolls of the Bible classes
More than 200 are now listed, il
was said, about five hundred having
been added to the list of old members
during the campaign. 1t is planned
To make the last three days of the
campaign the most successful.
A report Will be given at the meet
ing tonight by the conservation COM
mittec, organized for the purpose of
holding the new members to the club.
The committee members will try n
show how the classes should main
tain their increased attendance.
Fifty-four new members to Bible
classes were obtained in one night
during the past week, making the
biggest day of the campaign. Tho
Sunday school attendance will be in
creased nearly 25 per cent, IL is as
serted, as result of the campaign
and more interest is being manifested
In the Bible classes since the club
has been organized than at any pre-
Nous time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
Friend of Tulsa.
WOULD START DRUG STORES
Nebraska Snloonkccpcrs Plan To Nee
New Dry Law.

OMAHA. Jan. 4. - The Douglas
County Retail Druggists association,
which includes % of the 125 druggists
in omaha. has begun a campaign to
obtain adoption by the present leGis-
laturc of a law to prevent the sale Of
liquor by druggists in Nebraska after
May /, 1917. when the prohibitory law
goes into effect
Professor O'Br.cn of the Creighton
College of Pharmacy is quoted as say
ing that already thirty saloonkecpcrs
of omaha have applied to him for
registered pharmacists to be employed
in drug stores as soon as they are
compelled to close their saloons.
Wholesale drug houses also report
that saloon men have been making in
quiric0 with "A view to opening drug
stores after the first of May. There
are about three hundred and fifty sa-
looms in Omaha.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
MORE HELP FOR ORPHANS
Institution ut Cornish VIII Have Farm
and Live stock.

~pvtu' 10 the World
CUICkASllA. okla, Jan. IN. l.,
Harris. state manager of the okla
homa cNolcut and orphan associa-
ton, sends out the following New
Years resolutions for that body
which has its receiving home here ana
training home at Cornish
The management of this instltu-
tiou resolves for the new year of 1871
to try to extend assistance To more
needy. homeless little orphans than
II has in any one year of its history.
T. will continue the work under the
same methods. but will try to make
its efforts more effective. II viii
make every endcaVor possible TO
make the funds bless moro children
for the amount invested than 1t has
done any year In the past, and at the
same time strive hard to interest more
of the good people in the great work
and secure more financial assistance
this year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
SIX MILLION DOLLAR lEvEE
Five Miles Of the Work Finished
After Years Labor

EAST ST. LOUIS. H., Jan. 4-The
last section of the front levee on the
east side of the Mississippi river hero
has been completed at a cost of S270,-
600. The section is five miles long.
The work has been in progress more
than n year
Work of digging canal and build
ing dixie from the southern end of
the levco to the bluffs, a distance Of
about four miles. has been started
When this work is completed the lcvee
project will have been finished at an
approximate total cost of $4,000. 900
Twenty-Five miles Of river front on
the Illinois side will he protected.
making impossible. 1t Is thot. tepetl-
ton of the disaster of 1903. when East
st. Louis was almost entirely under
MatCr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
COUPLE welded SIXTY YEARS
Wife Has Own Way and Harmony
Enjoyed. Says Tacoman.

TACOMA, Wash. Jan. 4.-"Well,
we've had our discussions, but there
never was a man and a woman who
lived together who hasn't. Mother
says | don't know anything. and may
he don't but | let her have her own
way, and that is the way we keep
harmony"
Thus spoke Ezra Sheppard with a
twinkle in hIs eye, as he looked back
over the sixty years he has been mar
ricd.
Mr.. and Mrs. sheppard were mar
ried at Honiton, England, Christmas
day sixty years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
DEBATERS ARE PICKED
TO REPRESENT TULSA


A. trout held In the hgh school
auditorium L.. a. Justice Basil Cooper
and Lillian jackson were selected 10
represent the Tulsa school in the state
IchHt" usaiWt Wagner lli there on
january 49,
From over thirty dchttcrs the above
team WAS selected tn meet the Wtp-
ouor team in the FIRST contest In the
elimination process to decide the state
champions Wagner has supported
"a weak team for the past three years
ANA the local students contemplate a
victory over tn" MaEoncr trio. The
subject To- hc used ass the issue is "Ec-
solved. That EWir1uts Should Not
lc Allowed iu the United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
RHEUMATISM PAIN

The exact cause OF rheumatism Is un-
known, though II is generally believed to be
due to an excess Of uric acid In the blood
1t may be also said with equal truth that no
remedy has been found which is a specific
in all casea In fact the literature OF rheu.
matism shows that there are but few drugs
which have not been given trial. In the
hands OF one observer re ind that a ertair
drug has been used with the utmost salts
faction; others have found the same remedy
to be great disappointment. r. physi
cians however agree that every method O.
treatment Is aided by the administration O
some remedy to relieve tho pain and QuielS
the nervous system and DIR. W. =. Schulz.
expresses the opinion OF Thousands OF prnc
titioners when he says that anti -karnnis
other remedies for the relief OF the pain in
all forms OF rheumatism. These tablets can
be purchased in any quantity. They are
also unsurpassed for headaches, neuralgia
and all pain. Ask for AK Tablets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
\ Correction.

Owing to typographical error n
statement appeared in the Palace
thcatcr al Thursday to the effect
that Mary pickford's picture, "Tho
Pride of the CLAN" would he shown
at the Palace on January Z, and
would not he shown in New York
until January is. This should read
shown in New York until
January s."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05

Frederick Wilson at the Grand last
night appeared IN the role of Toby"
with his airship and his capcrs
seemed funicr than ever one fit
ot laughter followed after another
The play was comedy drama. stir
rims and luO ot interest. one of the
kind that holds YOU all the while. The
house Was crowded and no doubt win
continue to he tonight and tomorrow
night which will hc the last perform
auvy ot the play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
HAS TO HOLD HIS HEAD UP
calls One of Ills Bolls Kansas and
Other california,

WASHINGTON. jan. 4. - John
Eversnan, secretary Of tho Republican
congressional committee, is wearing n
soft collar and carrying his head
straight.
What's the matter with your
reck?" inquired n Republican friend.
oh. nothing much, except I've
got two fine bolts back there. l'vo
named one OF 'em Kansas and the
ether California"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
2,200 DRIVE WILL BE
CLOSED THIS WEEK
Workers Assert Campaign Is
Great Success; Committee
of 63 Meets Tonight.

Workers in charge of the 2,200
campaign. launched nearly six weeks
ago in an effort to increase the Bible
class attendance In the city's
churches, announced last night that
the drive would he closed Sunday on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-05
TULSA PIONEER DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
$. W. Sheddlebar, 81, Former
Frisco Agent Here, Sue
cumbs at Wyandotte.

Ncws Of the death at 6:20 o'clock
yesterday morning at his home in
Wyandottc. Okla. Of Sebastian
Washington Shcddlcbar. aged ST, a
prominent man of Tulsa in the
. pioneer days. was received here yes
tcrday Shcddlrbir was the early day
agent for the Frisco IN Tulsa.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed, but Will be In the
hands of the Tulsa lodge of Masons,
Of which ne deceased was member,
and will be held at Tulsa Saturday.
lntcrmcut will be made at the Rose
nm cemetery.
MIR. Shcddlcbar is survived 10y a
wife. two sons Grant Shcddlcbar,
Harrison Shcddlcbar, general agent at
Gurnctt. ana two daughters. Mrs.
Nora Marshal of Chelsea and Mrs.
Bertha Iuukhouscr OF Dawson.
An Early settler.
lie was one of the early settlers Of
Tulsa. and is well known here among
the "uld-timcrs." lie was born in
Springfield. Mo. During the cattle
days lac was made agent for the Frisco
railroad here in the city. serving sov-
cral years.
lie went to Nyandottc several years
later on account of his hearing, TO
act as general agent in that locality.
For the last seven years MIR. Shcddle-
bar has been in Wyandotte and during
the last few years he has been re-
tired
only few days before his death
Mr.. Shcddlchar was visiting his son
and seemed To- he in the best of health
lie was i'm perfect health and was
only conquered by sudden attack of
heart trouble.
Friend of Tulsa.
Mr.. Shcddlcbar was one of the men
really Interested in the growth of
Tulsa. lie came here in the early
days and did as much for the welfare
and prosperity of Tulsa as any other
man in the vicinity at that time.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

on the 18th day Of March. 1910. at Las
d. m. and recorded IN the records Of said
Ottee In Beck 81 Of Mortgages at page 500.
ard whtch said mortgage describes and
mortgages this Southeast quarterSEA)ot
Ssss!an E,sven3D . N no@ " ranpe o sayan1n.
seven III wess 81 thE TiI.h Principal
Meridian, ard 'sas given &c secure this
! nayhsh Hundred Il A 5slsoS.GH ds!lars. With
tinre,eet thereon at the rate of sig
Der cent per mum from the date OF said
mortgage, three years after date of said
m~orlg&ss, according TO The tenor
and ehssI q .s ane m sHrss,n pro ds-
seribsd. and all taxes and assess
r,.g.. levied upon said premises before
,s.sas 's y ssaIws Il Tie ssid HoI.sagoF
+. na~ the %principa. '"'hhsn ne same Pc.
cane due or the interest thereon 9! .hs
taxes levied lpon and assesssa ,af1it n,Ss
aaid premises foY tlr Ye4I. ss,o onta hnva
Mean Mean !. paid hy said %9ott1aGee, ana thRgg
r.,rt now claimed to BIZ due On, s II
moptgaee 4. the date. of this notice - ~
s mIr OF sslsss.H prloc.psl and inseres. anf
, sss.ss taxes paid by said p~ant'sssaa "
l3ipterest thereon, snlakins 20 ~ bnass III
sun ~ sieo4.5,, sna .na an cTs no actloH s
nrocecdfma having been .tnstituted Az 10Y
ar otherwise to recover ,the aas.hri seuui'
w. said mortgage or any. part thereof !,
" N sa.u ahnrsfoTe. SAID mortgage vii y
,osa rii and the ,ptamiscs in sa,a mo'l
rare and harein md above ,descrincn. q
81 much thereof IS st.at! " neccsscssss|
VI, Y | Sd = tue g s sbis lbs - q psel]|
Oction 70 the highest bidder; for cssn,
~ ! srtrt Snnr al the Court house q e
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

Jennie g. Esaarn: aud gil persons IN
LnawD who have. Or claim II have. any
estate or interes, IL or len O. ,hc,ins.
brsnee npan the premises deserted
u tbs complaint,
Usffndants,
<e.Sx DAEor4 % THE
THE s.Asz xro S~sxSS%sTH'
GEaEgIEG: es
9 ~ he aomnlaias of ,he Pls,ni,at
70 answs ss X G,1d In the Office q .As eisIgoi
which wss GssAysburg. IN Potter eoas-
.uss nsxo,a a. t14 nth day OF sep
,ym 3ersi 1917. and vhtes.s atsz, re- ? .
,sm.ed e.ssmfasa III .n,sres.- ~ - ..s"s
sasins, The premises described IN ~ w
niatns. siIlate In said Sonisy; io".'. a.
snntheaAt quarter Of the noftk 9u a..
ler lsEMnWno ana II ~ 81 Seton
sputn ws sM nd HATH rs nariheasl quarter Of
.hlf,p 81, quarter tNEANWN) OF
a .a,.,n., s~hfytvoae t3I and the west
snaytar 81 TIE northwest quarter $50
NV, and the veal bali OF soh.nN a.,
auarter WANNA q section NIL, "or IN.
sna th rd e.r,nw ,sSssW9x INV 4 section
sn Mr. i5i, ali In township one hpasted
ninhtaSr nisl north. OF range seventy
c;shs ia, vest OF the fifth primer
nai rneridfAn, and Sc y
q. ,onrs Ill your apsye1. 70 eaie
ecnmdfifnt Cd the updersigned a. NY o.ns,
IL Ire rity Of Gettysbnrg; pclter ! Gs4 ~ ns !
Snuth Dakota. within tnlr1s ipyl sm,n
] .af,er The complotsd srIyics - ia day d
| 4. g y gv = W. md MI yotf fail! ~ x,isgss.e
~ rSnsnIaint w4thfnssthat ~. "
j SrIJyssneS3 viii apply to the 9 ZOE W
felief dsGended u the Cnmgla1nsNi
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27
AGENCY RIFLES

II. +. Long. GOVT stock inspect
or, was here "Wednesday
Mrs. Dennis Gilbert and child
made a visit at Gettysburg We'd
ncsday
Eagle Butte peopls are working
to get a hospital established in
their town
Bazille Claymorc went to Pierre
sunday evening with some pupils
for the Indian School
Mrs. Congdon was an over Sun
day visitor Mt the home of he,
daughter Mrs. T.. Lambert, and
family ri Gettysburg
Bid, on indian lands for sale niil
be opened at Cheyenne Agency on
lhursday the llth day Of October.
The last. fertile lands left in the
west 10 he had at a low figure
Alr. and Ms. Amede Rousseau
came MP from Pierre Sunday hay
ing visited the ~Isirs at Fort Pierre
aud Rapid City. Ihey remained
here to attend the Chey. Az FAN
Mr.. nod Mrs. {. j. crandall OF
lisrre we're up Sunday and were
among the passengers WHO went
TO l.afsrty Island 10 enjoy tbs
watermelon ard chicken treat
lhsy returned to Pierre the same
evening. taking several Indiar
pupils who will go to school there
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

Fpr+st CITY Press. /. 10 ger yeaF
Toledo BladN .-. 5es
go
10th papers ssn. for sl,e5 70 All al
vance pairing subscribers, money 10 be
sent To Forest City Press. n
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

DIN and Harold Ccmcnn. How
ard Wcischedcl and C!egg Wright.
the last two working for VIII Rip
lev. and Z. b. Congdon enrolled
as members of the Red Cross and
are now wcraing the button.
Others wishing a button. and thus
to help the good cause along, can
obtain them at the Press Office
Mr.. g.. Z. 1cuhl of Wichita,
Kansas, was u visitor here Sunday
remaining over night. He is agent
for the ''Quick-lite Lamp" manu-
featured by the Coleman Lamp Co
of Wichita. Ii is one of the best
gasoline lamps ON the market. of
great b%lilliancy, and lights with a
common match. The Pioneer
Store will handle them in Forest
City
MIR. and Alrs. Glenn Sbavgo
nee Ora WEIGH. newly weds' arc
spending . few days ot bis psrent'~
home. while Mrs. ebaweo 81. is
VISITING friends in Nebraska The
elder Shawcos now own the bali
cecl,on homestead formerly owned
by the !ether of the editor of The
Press. he heiug the first settle, in
Potter County. north OF Onids.
30 years ago
Mrs. Roy Gates and sister Mis-
Annie Noorhes, Geo. Steinhagsn.
Bea Ellis. VII! Ripley and wife,
Geo. and Arthur Comean ard
families and 4. p. Ihorne were
among the numbar who went to
Gettysburg to see the soldier boys
start for their training camp at
Fort Riley, Kansas. Arby Coop
er was the only one from this eici-
nifty. Two others. Forest Gates
and John Cooper. have received
notice to be ready. and are expect
inn to entrain next week, on Oct.
3rd, at Gettysburg
The White Swan gave an excur-
sion Sunday to Lafferty Island.
with a party OF Agency officials
and their friends, for the purpose
of bringing up a Is months old
Perchsron stallion, owned by the
government: to place on exhibition
at the Indian Fa...s
Tuesday the boat Meas oo"t
again and brought up a loa. "
vegetables etc for the Fair. The
excellent products are showing nn
fine under the management, OF Mr..
John Welch the foreman Ia charge
Geo Eairbank went 10 IaPlant
Wednesday with ten wagons to get
q carload Of slloafs which he had
bought around Faith aud shlpt Il
LaPlant by rail. lie is taking
( them home to fattcn on biz large
supply Of new corn before selling
theA.o. He had Messrs Albert
lGord,,n, Cnas. Weisebedel. bsie
Smitb. Fred StolI and Mr.. Niss
Ito manaee the ten. wagons. ins'
Were to get some go head.
This may develop into making
Forest City quite stock o"5ini
point
FOR SALE--Good base bnrne'
rIttoye not broke q. damaged, med
Iium sized, at Press office
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27
ABBREVIATED

M
Tie Press was nnayoiaably /.
day late this week in order to get q
legal notice in
George Bramblee has lung a
wide door to Mrs. l.. Divers new
garage
J. Il. Whitlock and son Robert
came over from Gettysburg We'd
nesday for a brief visit
Mr.. Lon S. TolIiver was over
from the Agency Monday and gave
The Press office a pleasant call
Earl Mosher after considerable
weary waiting has got his launch
in running order again, in time for
the Indian Fair
viii shepardson made an extra
trip to Gettysburg last Saturday
with passengers who went over to
see the soldier boys off
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a Booth of
LaPlant were down and went to
Pierre where Mrs. y. and children
took the train for a visit at Rapid
City
Rev. Or. Ashley was at the
Agency Sunday to hold services
and gave the Press office a call
Monday morning on his return to
Aberdeen
State Land Commissioner, N. E.
Knight, Secretary of State Frank
nj. Rood, Private Secretary q. X.
Selldrs ann Mr.. Polyen are up
from Pierre to attend the Indian
Fair
Advices Indicate that MIR. and
Mrs. j. p. Kluth are to come here
for a visit some time near Christ
mas. Mrs. X. is now at Chamber
lain S. D. with her Oldest children
to place them in school there
Mrs. Gear and daughter Minnie
have been assisting the new man.
ayers of the MESS House" at the
Agency, Mr.. and Mrs. John Voor-
hes, since last week and will con-
time with them until the close OF
Indian Fair
Cronan Skartvett Of Promise
was o visiteM here Sunday with his
bride, formerly Miss Mary LaRos-
che, who were married the fore
part Of last week. They are quite
we'll known in this part Of Potter
and Dewey counties
Pupils Of lMr. Gruver's school in
s. Riverside-twp took second prize
at the State Fair for work in pen
oil drawing. The pupils include<
Theodore Lyman, Walter Wager,
Mary Gruuer, Altha Knickerbock.
q, !. B.. Thompson aud Leaf
Reinschm lit
Will Combellick and family
Clare4ce Stewart and family ant
Frlnk and Charley Brooks wer
over from Gettysburg Sunda;
picnicking, also some people froi
Lebanon. The Brooks had q SUI
ply Of angle worms for fish ba
but we did not learn as to the
success
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27
Not,ce Of Foreciosure Sale

post Ofice address OF PlainslH : Ass
nav: Gettysburg. ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

Fer insurance. land cy cthei
General business. call. phone o.
write William School. Gettysburg
IS, y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

see MY nem fall samples OF
etgiis', sniis. Al tailor made and
guatsnteed fit. Prices from gle
TO $50. Panl Nelson. 6et'.rsbprg.
s. d..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

Mr.. Frank Y. Boyle Of Frank
fort, 5. D. who with others has be
gun the erection of an electric
light and power plant in Gettys-
burg. was oyel to the Agency last
FRIDAY in company with h. l..
F~liceingar and family Of the latter
city. TO interview the authorities
in regard to getting electric Aud
from the new plant at Gettysburg.
ISupl. Campbell happened not to
he at bone. but from others Mr..
Boyle received encouraging sup
port.
II seems that there has been APP
proplia,ed SO e0 for the ins;alla-
ton of an electric plant al the
Agency, aud as the Press undtr-
stands the new company can put
Electricity iato the Asenc. for less
shan that sum.
4 coed feature OF the latter
saeye sill ba that residents Of For
est Gsty viii have an opportunity
to get electric light and power too.
Messrs Marx WEIGH and Mount.
sei,oie.d of Washlnru. n D. ar
rised Wednesday. having come
frctn that place IN aatboat 5x12
fl protected by cansas lovers.
They haze nude several trips
dowm the riyer aud make q prsc-
tice If going to Wssbbura or yiel-
mtg every spIing or summer t.
work at various ilocs Of employ
nent
See ny nem fall eatnples Of
stgi,s', sni,s. All tailor made ane
g.latsnteed fit. Prices fron, FL
TO $50. Panl Nelson. Gettysburg
=. =.
! Fer Insurance. land 81 cthel
General business. call. phone o.
write William School. Gettysburg
tsp.
Residences, 80. ~,
improved land etc IN 81.
and western Potter County for 81
or trade, by Press Land Agency,
Forest City, S. q. Now is tbs
time 10 investigate. before the
Boom comes
81 --~.b--w
Fpr4st CITY Press. g 10 PER yea'
s1T1lfao BlAd6s @Ss
a 2.W
both papers ssnt for sl.e5 70 All al
rance pairing subscribers, money 70 q
sent to Forest City Press. (,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27

I've Press was nnayoiaably ii
dav late this week in order to get a
legal notice in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27
SATURDAY

$50 4. ~ - Inspection Of Exhibits
- niinney Came. Bring % fshrhS. fIrst Two goals t at three
$50 COWBOY Relay Race. Four q a SIDE stahanfd one-elgnm he
apart saddes on the GROUND. First two race 10 second two.
second two saddle Up. gab letter and ace TO third tive. &c. un-
Ill the winner comes home.
admission to grounds other than Indians. CSC. each person
Automobiles. admission to grounds -. 49,. 5oc
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-27
pRO9aA3NE

March, sUnder the Double EaSe' (Wsgne') ... Orchestra
2...Mals Quartet, TN the s7loamhsn PARKS
I. .Cornet solo, sHonsysuc ks' Pdts (Hastnap)
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