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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dept of the Interior, us. Land Office
at Pierre S. d.. August 13. 1918

Dept Of the Interior, IS. Land Office
at Pierre S. D.. August 13, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Fred Schutterlc of Eales. S. D..
who on November 12, 1914. made ii. T..
No. 012742 for the SE1 Sec 19, L. 119 NJ,
R. 70 w., and who on April 10. 1916, made
additional II. E. No. Ol3O55 for SWL of
section 90. township 119 north. Range 7s
west 5th P. NJ. has filed notice
year proof, under Sec of Act of Feb, 19.
1909. to establish claim to the land above
described. before Harry Bolinger, the clerk
of courts, at Gettysburg, S. D., on the 18th
day of September, 1918. Claimant names
as witnesses: Henry H. Norris, of Gettys-
burg, S. D., and Charles Swift, Duncan j /.
Mckay and Hugh Mckay, all three of
JOHN T. coGAN. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29

Forest Gates has got a new job
running tractor for Lambert &
French in the bayfield,, who have
contract to cut quantity Of hay
for the Bates ranch
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29
Education and Service

Plan to attend the Northern Nor
NAL and Industrial School and pre-
pare for the unusual opportunities
of the future which have been Gre
ated by the war. Splendid new dor
mitory, Lincoln Hall, with rooms at
low rates. Expenses moderate.
Registration days for Fall Term
postponed to Sept. 30 and Oct. LIST.
For Bulletins address the PRES
lDENT, Aberdeen, So. Dakota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29
.Vesu Subscribers

Everybody uses Envelopes, but
everybody don't get their address
printed on them as they should.
The Press Job Office is equipt to
do this kind of printing with neat
ness and dispatch.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29

Mr.. Mann of Hettinger, North
Dakota, was an arrival Wednesday,
announcing that he had come with
a view to making his home
here while the war lasts in
Europe. He has been making his
home with his son at Hettinger,
but ON account of thelattergoing to
the war they have sold their stock
and farm machinery. Mr.. Mann
is the father of Mrs. Hugh Wager
of Gettysburg and has farmed it
heretofore in Potter-co, losing his
wife twentyseven years ago.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29
FOREST CITY. POTTER CO.. So DAKOTA, AUG % 1918

Of South Dakota lads who have
died ON the front, in battle for the
right"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29

Will Merrill is having good luck
this year with his peanut crop. He
has three rows of them each lOOft
long and the new peanuts now are
as big as those you buy at the stores
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-08-29

Mrs. Roy Gates been on the sick
list the past week, but is now inn
proving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
RED FLAG AT KEEL
Continued from page !

aud Avegnos. On the road the French
liucs are within ten miles of the Belgian
frontier
sedan IL seven miles from the French
frontier and the fall If the town, which
s mostly at the cast bank of the Men5e
would mean the definite turning of the
Mouse line northward into Belgium and
could force the Germans back almost n
81. Rhine, if hostlliiies should continue
East of the Mcuso the Americans prose
forward toward Moutnody
RETREATIvG trMY ~ PERIL.
Germany troops west II the Meuse
hocauec of the great progress q thf
rcnch aud Americans, must now retreat
4 they can through Belgium The task
u moving bis large forco of soldiers
through the narrow Liegc gap # Tor
nidabIc one
Internal conditions in Germany ap-
parently are far from satisfactory. IN
addition to thc outbreak n kiel, thc
German naval base. which IS reported -
have placed the German navy and 3
Iarpe I,arf of 1chlcswg IN ho hands ~
thc reyolufionistq. outbreaks are reported
IL Hamburg. The chancellor also has
ss3cd an ppcaI to thc people - MAIN
tain calm while the arrnistice negotiations
IRE in progress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
FORD WINS. DEMQC ATS
IRE STILL | SISnhG
Michigan @ O. p Leaders Clam
10000 for Ncwberry Suffrage
Carries BY 250G0
Nv As.oc ,atea ,rca. ID tvery ENcnine

nv Assoc I'd E,rcssS - Fvery Evening
Detroit. Mich NOV ! Although un
Official rciuns aln,o5; complete from
Tuesday ! lo.lotrg indicate Lieutenant
commander Truman N"WbcrTy, Re
paIlican. defeated icnrl Ford Democrat,
ior | fltcd states Senator from AIc' Igan
hv margin Of about 5000, Democratic
headquarters Eere lhlS afternoon refused
To concttle tie former : election
The Official count VII hc necessary 10
determine the resrlt. sand Ray Canfcld.
secretary ~ the Democratic State Centr2l
Committee. .aud IS the situation ,s1N
stands. believe We vii lie lustIde, j
demanding a recount
Republican headquarters INSISTED the
fnal count would show NcWbcrr,'s :
election IN 10000 ard claltfed 10 have
figures complete vi;h the exception OF one
county to show ie.;.d for the Republican
candidate Of S.9Si
tabuIatlon b. nc Associated Press
tins forenoon Of figures from approx
ratci> , 100 oi tie , 302 precincts III the
~ gave Newtclrl head u more than
J.3u3 The figure WcIc \ewberrN.
206 96i Ford, POI 625
The majority OF Cover oI sleeper and
the remainder OF the Republican state
ticket on he tnai couut y!ti io approx
fnalelv $4,000, or one-haif The normal
Rcpubhcan majority IN Michigan.
SuGrage will have an affirmative ma
jorItv of 25,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
i. S. Sc tTE IN DOUBT,
WASHINGTON tEPORTS
MAY Take Complete Returns to
Decide Control, Republicans
Have House Majority.
: As@ociated Press 10 Every Evening

Hk ASStHI1iPN iff%@ - faAtt isftitiiN
Washington. Nov Control of the
United States Senate continued 70 remain
IN doubt early today on the face of returns
from three states where contests between.
the Democratic ahd Republican candl-
dates continued close IS the count prog
rcsscd Tho Republicans further IN
creased their majority IN the House when
two II three seats from South Dakota
were conceded 10 them Three seats. on
each IN South Dakota, Ncw Neyleo and
Montana still remain IN doubt
The standing of Tire iwo parties IN the
next House. without tire three missing
diztrcfs, - Repulhcans. 23G Democrats,
los. Republican majority q y IN
tho senate without tn, three doubtful
seats there arc Il Republicans and -
Democrats
Qf the Senatc rnees 10 10 deemed,
Truman II Ne>yl CRY I{epn' lirnn, %
pcarcd ia { maintaining his lead over
l.enrN tord tho Democratic candidate
N Michigan Nth - rfec Rets t. hear
from, \cwlcrry vas leading hs opPone nt
IN 1888 notr- The Michigan state
Repuniic.tn committee eIamed NcW-
berry rlectnn. derlarnr tn remaining
districts arc NORMALLY RePnhlen
supporters 81 Senator I'll ai New
Mexico continued a. cnm hs election
, on the L:ssls ~ scattering returns -
these reports come from 1luoflIeHi source
the contest continued g l'e placed ~ tlt1
doubtful cla,
l. Idaho Frank II aondne was mak
nQ dccp lnroad~ INTO tire majority credited
Ia senator John I Nupent Democratic
Early today Nugcnt : lead VAS only III
with 100 ot the state estimated vote
al ~ ono counted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
TO REBUILD COUNTRY
State Defence Councils 70 Re
main on Job for Rec
.tr1lctLon Work

That ta. nderfiil organ ii IS #
fccted b. -tata CauncIls ii Defense
during the var. are to be continued for
il time. ii least. and will be engaged in
tn reconstruction work following peace,
Indicated IN telegram that Mrs
Charle..i{ Miller chairman oi the Women s
Conlu.tfree II the stat Defense onuell
has received The iegan Wa tro +
Franklin X Lane. chairman 4 the fleld
division Of The Nations! GouEea IF De-
fense. Ill Y ashlngton, and reads Is follows
4 earnestly beg yon not = FesaE rotr
efforts, IN the slightest degree o. account
Of the possibility ii An early p"ace Even
If an arnlsflce should b. concluded ID !
does nor mean that the var Is over and in
any case the emergency VIII hoJ 2e o.ei
i for long tlme.
NIo-t ii the work winch yoa nave been
"a led on 70 ee, m = g on IndmnIsted
and hop1 eycrE man tnd woman IN tnt
i Council ol Defense system. vii stay oF
tht. iob Ia u icW da<~, vii write You - t.
he outlook for iutafe work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
OPINIONS DIFFER
BETWEEN COUNCIL
AND HEALTH BOARD
State Defence Folks Want DIR
Frantz, Secretary to Use Pun
lie Building Office.
ExPEN Sc QUESTION TOO

Whether or not the headquarters
of the State Board Of uealth shall be
removed from the private Office OF Dr
4. T. lfranta, the secretary, together
with its records, TO a more pu'hc oli.ce
was matter upon which members
of the State Board Of Health and repre-
sentativcs Of the State Council ri De
fense split in opinion at q meeting hcid
at the iiotcl du pont this morning.
The council is said to be cndeavor-
ing to have the records removed from
DR. Eranf2s office and DR.. frahtz Is
equally determined the story gocs not
To give them up until the council 'comes
acrosy9 for clerlcal work and other
expenses incurred BY Or franz
nr Frnrtz il IS further sald declare
he is wholly responsible for he care oi
these reports and other records, and N
fact is without iegnl right to turn them
over until ccrtaia laws governing thc
conduct OF the Bond ot tiealtt Inv.
beer arnmcndcd or other sfa'ufcs la~4'd
10 warrant thc step
David Sneilcnburg. member 81 the
Health Committee nf the ~fate ouhfll
nf Defense. r. representing John J Ra-lo
chairman ri the council. DECLARED that
the sole purpose of the council vas Z"
Secure the ro-opcratlon of the Board
of Health and ald them N crerY Wa
lie sad fhat the fact that tie record
II The Board of Health werc ~ hn pm
ate oHicc Of Dr franfz ~as net'tf
of fnuch Inconvenience aud fhat ne
work ~ The two bodies would he fHrih hef
ed IN many wpy5 II q common Publc
headquarters could be prnsIdri
On the other hand il y saIl ilr franiz
asserts that his o.hcc IS nn NOR private
than one IN the Public Binding aad that
he Is boing asked 10 give TIP rcr"r'is hal
he has personally complied wi'h"iit CON
pensafion and II cxpensa for clork hire
lie * sud- 10 complain Tint wn'lo - ,VD
v-.#g pr0riird ~ ths STATE { 3lH.h ter
bt hre of j health officer, he "a1 pald
unt hlng
IL also Is said % havc cited the fret
th..t tae headquarters II the ~tate oin-
ri nf Dcfense were II<clf to h. befa only
during thr var. md hc aantcd . sh"F
plst where tic BotrI If tios th would
stand IN respect If per nancni itofn'
CnHulaInt 49, $3.50 fnade thaf he5ifh
officers appointed ~ tnc I)aiense Council
~ r. rot placed under ~ au horlt} q fhn
state BOARD II Health and i nae leoiarrd
that this Iatter iodr Should te g#en
fund.- IL hire such aIbrrr " that Il could
control hi- actton-
Iba.. present aerc I)r err, president
II thr STATE Ru,r6I Q, Heath br fmni<.
>4.s.rcf4rs Dr luthcra .onsr.i II niufi,n
y ] I)r itfnu p .arna f}ai
md t)f Iiano-. ~.aiarI ileIlo r..
Dr kifehts 81 Wilmington eaI i
Mril- state iIeaIth t.rasni~-lanor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
SOLDIER is JAILED
Continued from page I

The articles stolen we're the niece pocket
book containing a sum Of money and some
rings, and Mrs. Jackson's gold watch
nnd chain The prisoner was held in
bail for General Sessions.
Joseph Gillespie was acr,scd by his
lnndlady, Mary Atkins, with coming
home drunk on Saturday night, starting
ii disturbance and striking her IN the
mouth 4 fine Of $50 and costs was
assessed upon Joseph.
Aubrey Turner pleaded guilty TO
speeding on West Ninth street and was
fined s25 and costa.
John Casey was fined So each on
charges Uf disorderly conduct and re-
si4tng Policeman Wallace, who woke
him ont Of a drunken sleep and caused
him to be very rescntful, 80 much 30.
according to Wallace that he said he
would shoot Wallace il ne had a gun.
Thomas Fallers was held under $500
peace bond on complaint of his wife.
Who said he came home drunk and gave
her black eye. She did not want him
cent to jail, but she did want him kept
away from her.
James Seaman, caught by Officer
Hynsion panhandllng on the street was
fined s5 and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
HOUSING CANVASS
IN WILMINGTON
Government Calls on the People
10 Permit Use of Spare
Rooms

In order 10 ascertain Just what the
housing conditions in Wilmington are, and
10 induce persons having spare space IN
their homes to rent ii reasonably 20 per
sons who are homeless. the government
will make q canvass Of housing conditions
in the citv. The project is under the
auspices Of the Department Of Labor,
which asks for the cooperation of the
public. The same work is being done IN
9I other cities of the country. The govern
rnent is making heavy demands in Viii
rnIngton for war essentials and 1t desires
homes for the workers All that Is asked
is that spare rooms be rented To war
workers at fair figures.
The canvassers viii list all accommo-
dations and the addresses will he gwen
only TO the right sort Of people The
government will "fit the ruomcr to the
room.
Many homes IN Wilmington have one,
two or three rooms the use of which could
be dispensed with by the family and the
rooms could be made TO do war service
by renting. through the I. : Homes
Registration Service. TO men and women
engaged In production OF war essentials
4 local branch Of the I. : Homes
Registration Service will be established
In Wilmington Preceding It's establish
ment there will be i thorough houso-tO-
house canvass, made by women organized
through the efforts of the Women Com
mittee OF the Delaware State Council oi
Defence. Mrs. William :. Hills Will have
charge of the canvass. There Will be a
meeting of canvassers IN the Hotel du Pont
parlors 4 and b, tomorrow night S
O'Clock. Nalworth Cady of the Bureau
of Industrial Housing, United States De
part1nent of Labor, will address the meet
ing. All women who are Interested II
bettering the Lying conditions now exist
ing In Wilmington are urged 10 attcnC
the meeting.
In connection with the canvass thC
following statement was issued today
Mrs. William S. Hilles, registration
chairman cf the " omeI. ; Council d
Defence, cooperating with the Fielc
Agents of the United States Bureau o.
Industrial Housing in the establishment
Of a L : Homes Registration Service fOl
| Wilmington, asks that all women anC
girls who can give their time and service
next week in helping with a housc-to
! house canvass on behalf oi the govern
| rncnt She wants them to come TO tn
/ meeting II ne Hotel du Pont al S 0 ciorl
(, in parlors \ and Il on the mezzanIne foo
| 70 hear Walworth Cady Of the Bureau o
! Industrial Housing. speak and give in
structions as 10 how the work is to bt
/ done. This is purely patriotic service, an,
1 il is very necessary that it shall be dom
| at once Mrs Hilles Will De glad 10 receiv
| the names and addresses of volunteers fc
/ this work, and may pe called up at phon
| $3.50, or address Mrs William S. Hilles
/ WiImingt0n Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

lsy Associated Press 70 Every evening
Philadelphia. Pa, Nov 7-Eggs, hlgh-
er. nearby tirsts and western extra tlrsts,
n 80, nearby current receipts ana vest
I'm flrsts, 1890; fancy selected, packed,
69a1l per dozen
Live poultry, higher; fowls, 33a36;
spring chickens, 29a33, ducks, Pekin,
.}2a35, Indian runners, Z8a3O.
Hay, lower timothy 10. /, large and
small bales, S35a35.50 a ton; 10. z, do.,
S32a33, No. ). 327aZS; clover mixed hay,
light mixed. S32 5Oa.}3: No. /. $50. .JOa
$50; No. ,, ST. .0Oa2S.OO.
oats, steady; No >, white 7953a50;
No }, 1872.
Butter, steady western creamery, ex-
ira. 5. nearby pnnts, fancy, 65a67.
Corn. dull; No ,, yellow. IS to grade
and location, bal 10
Cheese, firm. New ! orh and Wisconsin.
lull milk, 32a33 B.
Live poultry, lower. fowls, not Legh0Ens
2Sa30; do, Lcghoms, 29a50; >pnng
chickens, not Leghoms, 26a2S. 10 Leg
horns. .50a32 roosJers, 24a25; ducks,
Peban. 2sa30 do, Indian Runners, 26a27
turkeys 34a37
| Dressed poultry. firm; fresh killaI
fowls. fancy, 81 2a3S, do, smaller size,
.i.5a.5e roosters. 2S52. spring chickens
western, 30a40; spring ducks, Long Island
/ 39a4U
! Potatoes, Iowlr, Eastern Shore, per
! barrel, 20Oa4 50; New Jersey, No. !, pei
/ basket, S5al.l 10; do, 10. ,, 5Oa'5; No.
/ /, per hundred pounds, 2.25a2.50; No
/ >, I25aI.75.
] Talow, firm, city prime, n tlerces. ~
special loose. 2O. country, prime, lS =
dark, l6 -al1 edible. n tlerces, p 2a-z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
DELAWARE WOMEN
DID GREAT WORK
FOR LIBERTY LOAN
They Obtained Subscriptions Ag-
gregating $9,775,55O in the
Three Counties.
$4,000 BOUGHT
BONDS

Twenty-four thousand and four per
sons bought of the Fourth Loan from
the women bond sellers in Delaware,
and the number of bonds sold was 30
1872. amounting to II value of 80. 115, ,55o.
The States quota was @l6, l03, $50, and
Of this the women secured 81 per cent.
In the third loan, the women secured "
per cent Of the States quota, exclusive
of what the du PonL Company took
through their committee.
Taking 223.72l as the States popu-
lation, III per cent of the people sub
scribcd through the womens committee
The per capita subscription through
their committee was SiS.
This figures and others of equal inter
est have just been issued by Mrs. Henry
Ridgely, State chairman for women IN
the Fourth Liberty Loan
The Wilmington committee ot which
Mrs Othp Nowland is chairman. sold
Sc .07S. 600 worth of bonds, ar 81 per
cent of the city's quota, which was
Sl0.452, 600 This is 4 pcs capita bond
buving Of S57 ~ The mbcr of sub
scribc.s was l3,0Na, or - per cent OF
the population
In Kent county Mrs Walter Monis
chairman he bonds sold amounted
to 81 .p2I 900 The quota was 81 ,25b, $50
Tho women got 65i ~ cent OF the
county, quota. $3N II r"r capita, the
number Of subscribers bong 3,S32 OF
III pcr cent oi ttc popriation.
In Sussex. Mis- Nltam 1nthcrly,
chairman bonds amounting To Isis
74O were sold THIS wa~ ,i6a per cent
az the amount raised, the quota beng
81 .23S. 100 The women secured 1859
subscribers. : per cent u the popula-
tion, and re capita amount q $50 30
IN rural %cw Castle. Mis- William
L Rc>ho3d chairman. &C02,7o worth
of bonds were sold tbs wgs 81 q Of the
quot. $1.7i0.Gnn and 4 pcr capita hold
ing of s3i 10 Three thoustnd three
hundred ninety y-four bonds were sold
10 lG per ccn' ni Tie population
The statement included Zone o! the
Iu Font subscriptions iiftN pcr cent
Of then subscriptions 10 Kent and SGs-
sex were gwen TO the women, and brought
Kent III 10 sl,566. $50 and Sussex to
Sl,53S 900
Tho epidemic Was practically parallel
with Tie drive and made conditions
unusually hard, as the State wldo quar-
an,inc logan on October and con-
tinu,d to The close of the campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
STOCKS OPEN STRONG
ON REPORTS OF PEACE
Marine Preferred Only Shares n
Register Loss at Opening
Of the Exchange
.,.,,,, p-e,s y Everv rvcnlnr

~ Associated press - Evcrv Evening
Ea7v YORK. WOW. Further gn'
IL narlv peace aas ine rhief Influence
IN the strong opening " today '""k
market The buung gam 1t7
general but rails n the nvfFf'f"ht
1lasa xere most ID .ayor at 20
ga,ns III b point ole. motors copp"rs
9nd sorne If the peacc ndnstuais -7Se
one ~ almost three points .iaTil.e
rfd was The only important 'orS fo
register IN .atial ioss
REACTION BEFoRE NooS HOUR
Eoon-Peane prospects, were leight-
enad during the morning oy reports
W -avolts N the German army ana naV
There vas also much dIscTlssion regard
Vii, f,1r.her cancellation Of war orders
Moderate selling of popular num-
,;ons and gpecialties resulted AZ reactions
III one TO four points.
eaders among ralts and i7dIa1Flas
sIso feI back / 10 ! l-2, nut the nes.Vl-
-ess II shippings Wa ascrloed 70 f7Irnors
II another hitch IN the mercantile marine
The noon rally WAS lea Dy oils, -lfAI-
.an petroleum. showing gam p AFe
points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
Twenty-Five Years With
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles and M Vim
Did More for Me Than
ALI Other Medicines.

Mr.. ID NJ Kick, Of 200 Lexington
Ave, said Il have suffered Tor twenty
five wears with kidney and bladder frost
bles and the last few months the pam,
~ and down my back and loins were
fearful | could not get a good night 5
sleep getting up ten AMI twelve times
until | became nervous and weak
had spent many dollars and used
it seems, pounds Of kidney pills, and
no benefit When arose IN the morn
ings felt sluggish as il was hun
dred years old. | heard Of Nu Vim do
ing So much for Others | decided 70 get
bottle and did In two days | could
see Il big Improvement and when | had
used half a bottle | could sleep through
the night am on my second bottle
and | feel fine Get up in the mornings
fresh and strong no more pains up and
down my back and its revelation for
me 70 tell otheres that there is nov
relief iii Nu Vim for the sufferers.
can say too much for Nu Nm, Sold At
NIillera Drug Store, fO4 Market st,
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
GIVE 500 TO MISSIONS.
Appeal at Anniversary Meeting al West
Church ,fcets Good Response.

4 large AID appreeiative audience
listened tor OYER an hour last night 10
DR. / c Garrit ai China rs nc untoided
il, an addres, a. hest Church the present
ftalitira indu.tria and commercial con-
...eions Of hina. and when he waS
through the audience presented an otier-
ing for missions of something over s400.
The occasion ms he annual missionary
thank uif,rlhg meeting Of the Woman :
Missionary Society OF th, church, held III
connection with the celebration 81 the
.50th anniversary of We>t Church. -
CarrlttS address Wa~ one OF the most
Illuminating ever heard an tbs subject
In il he clearly sci before bls audience how
America especially had passed through i
great social revolution. III tbs world war.
and had fully attained the realization q
her destiny as the leader of all nations n
the new brotherhood of peoples.
Tomorrow evening. from 10 III. ths
women organizations OF the church viii
tender "a reception 10 the church members
III the Bible school hail Ihert will bt
music and refreshments and an evening OF
| fellowship