Forest City press., October 01, 1903, Image 1

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Gen. Pass. Agt. Chicago
A.-G. Johrnoa
Wen. Agt.. Winona
II. Marrl«tt«, Afeat
Gettysburg. S. D.
Sr. J. R. HcHUGH
PHYSICIAN-AND-SURGEON
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Women
ft specialty.
Calls answered day or night.
OFFICE in Maas building,
Commercial Avenue
GETTYSBURG S
Dr. C. H. DWIGHT
DENTIST
(Successor to 0 N Boardman)
-Odd Fellows' Building GETTYBBTTBO
^Qlvenjea call. All work guaranteed.
Cohaultatlon and examination free.
Oali last four days of each week until
w*L*u"r
notice.
WnXlAH SCHQOF
GETTYSBURG, 8. i.
of Deedt, Potter County
4'" DMler In REAL ESTATE
JftNMy Mflc «4 CsfccfiM Afart'*
JjFirp Insaragce Agent for
'Towp and Fute Property
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Owmtr JMtkm Store
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t6m
eries
DRY GOODS,
TINWARE,:
GLASSWARE,
BOOTSAHPSHOES,
In fact everything Tcopt in "a
First Class Store
H. J. Eidam,
BRIDGE"
PIERRE, 8. D.
FOR
The Riyervie^: Hotel,
NEW in Construction NEAT in Furnishings
CLEMNinApartrnents ~:-A
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RAILWAYS
TIME-TABLE: Gettysburg Station
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When yon wish good accommodation at a Hotel ia Pierre go to the
Station Paaa.
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CITY
RATE—$2.00
CTIYE in Svrnwuting*
MEALs
GET
YOUR
POPULAR
GATES-:-HOCJ8E
Forest City, S. D.
Meals at All Hours,
—LODGINGS FOR TRAVELERS—
Charges Reasonable
Herreflhments, Confectionery
Etc
T. F. M17RTHA 1). J. o'KKKFE
MURTHA& O'KEEFE
Lawyers
GETTYSBURG. .80. DAKOTA
Practice in all the Courts and before the
Departments. (Special attention given to
real estate law
Buy and sell real estate
Rent lands and pay taxes for non-resi
dents
Andrew
J.
Brower,
A W E
Beat Estate law specialty.
Careful attention giren to Hoa-Berident
client*.
Practice In alt Bute Courts and all United State*
and Departmnta.
BftOWRR ft BROWRR
General Real Estate Dealers.
We buy, aoll and trade REAL ESTATE.
Wild and improved land* for rent.
Cam for ana pay taxea on real estate for
a specialty—Iniuranco Written—
Not*rv l-ubli® In oflcc.
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'0rest |3rc9
.... .' St/ 'r &
E. P. THORN E, Pun. &
Communications and items «r'.«eltcl I'rc.r.- ..in
readers, wlilelt roust reacfi ut bj Tuesday -'jiit
to Insure (iro'upt pubifrrfttoitt.
Bout local xlvvrtlkiiiK luciliumr- a uliar of
your paticnugu solicited.
AIfo publisher ol'"ANPAO KIN," monVVly.
the only paper in the Sioux language (ex-'Mit
one) In tlie United States.
Entered as tocond class matter at the PoatoiHce
at Forest City, S. D.
O I I A A E
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Press is in receipt of.-a
pleasant letter from Neighbor G-o
Shepardson of Elrod S. D. wl
still keeps up his membership (s
eial) in the Forest City camp,
quote from it as follows:
"I am working on a. farm wru
It is the first farm work hn
done for along time. The \v!u
runs from 11 to 19bu to the aci
oats from 47 to 62, barley 35 to -V,
there is no
.lax
the machine started up—that Wi
the iirst of September—and
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Mr* T- Bm'n's
US
„^BUT YOtnt LAND OF US
BENT YOUK LAND OP l/s
-DO BUSINESS WITH US
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PA N'S Tabnles
Doctors fiftd
A good prescription
For mankind
Iter IMI oSeda'
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The Saloon is the Enemy of the I! jne: May America Protect Her Homes.
where
FOREST CITY, POTTER CO., S. Di, THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1903
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threshed yet that..
know of. We are having very dis
agreeable weather, to say the lea?'
I hnvff been threshing ever
sine?
ha\
only got in 14 days. The rest was
rain. I never in mv life saw sudi
a wet time as we have had sirn#
August 17."
He also renewed his subscriptio
to this great and renowned "Lib
erty Enlightenor."
Ye Editor was absent for three
days assisting Brother Kiplingei:
of the Gettysburg Herald, to se
up the annual delinquent tax lisfc
and our "angel" type-setter wa
off to Mitchell attending the Corf
Palace in the capacity of reporter
so our "devil" had to do most
the work on this week's Pres^
Wo think he uiu first rate. We
offered to "set 'em up" for him,
but he declined to take anything
stronger than salted peanuts.
OVERLAND TO MITCHELL,
FOREST CITY PRESS: We are
having a very fine time. Reached
Mr. Wm. Neyhart's Thursday
night, Sept. 17, where we spent a
very pleasant evening. The next
day we went to Copp, by the way
of Gettysburg, where we had an
other nice time. There we held a
meeting and were entertained by
Mr. Russell and family. The next
day we drove 15 miles south to
we spent a
day and a half and had a light
royal visit. Held two temperance
meetings at this place, which is
called Sedgwick. :V
Monday morning wef started on
our way again, reaching Highmore
at noon, and took dinner with Airs*
Johnston, president of the W. C.
T. U. of that district, who is a
great worker for the White Ribbon
band. After dinner we proceeded
to Ree Heights, where we called on
friends, and then went to Miller,
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where wo syent the ni^lit with Mr.
Stratum tind f:tmily. Mr. Strat
um
is
PRO M:
editor of the Miller
SUM.
Next morning 1 called on old
friends and had a right jolly time.
About 10 o'clock started on our
way again,
passing
thru St. Law­
n-nee and Wessington, and reach
ed Wolsev at 4: o'clock. We ate
supper with Mr. and Mrs. Slioultz
and daughter, and in the evening
held a temperance meeting in the
Presbyterian church.
The next day we passed thru
Virgil and Alpena, on the Milwau
kee lt.lt. and reached Woonsocket
about 2 o'clock. At this place we
had the pleasure of hearing the
noted Mr. Reagan, the great tem
perance chalk-talker. While in
Woonsocket we visited at the home
of Dr. Templelon. Next day we
passed thru Mt. Vernon and took
dinner six miles from that place,
at Mr. (irivie's. The night before
their daughter was married, so we
were 'n time to have some of the
wedding cake.
We next reached Mitchell,
where we had a tine time and
were right royally treated by the
Press Club. The executive com
mittee at the Club Rooms were
Messrs. Marry L. Bras, N. L. Da
vison and Thos. Fullerton. Corn
Palace otlicials were L. O. Gale.
President, 11. K. Hitchcock, secre
tary, Robert I5urns, advertising
agent, and W. E. Turner, treas
urer. The Italian Banda Rossa,
which played in the Corn Palace,
alone will repay anyone who at
tended the Exposition. But we
are having too good a time for me
to write more about the Corn Pal
ace this time.
While in Mitchell we were en
tertained by Mr. J. Sike Wilson
and daughter.
M. C. BONSEY.
"Mavericks''
The next Ration day comes on
October 12th, "'f
Ben Kempf is buying lumber
for anew granary.
Carson Williams is reported to
be on the sick list at the Agency.
If you don't believe we want
some WOOD, just come in and
see!!
Johnston arrived from
Evarts Wednesday evening to tran
sact some business at Fairbank
Mrs Patterson of Geth«
burg was the guest of Mr-and Mrs
Caywood from Friday to Monday.
Bert Green intends giving up
ranch life at Cale Rosa's next
Monday in order to attend ye 'vil
age skool.'
Mrs Green is making some
extra photographic views of this
vicinity for Dr Michael to take
east with him.
Jacob Kluth is making some ex
tensive improvements to the foun
dation under his residence, en
larging the cellar &c.
Comes the Time, to RENEW Your
SUBSCRIPTION
and get the Printer Man's BARGAINS!
We have following to offer:
To those who wiJi pay up arrearages and also one year's sub
scription in advance, we will send the CHICAGO WEEKLY INTER-OCEAN
one year for the small sum of
FIVE CENTS
Or—We will pay ONE DOLLAR CASH for each annual subscription
sent us by any of our subscribers. Said subscriptions to be accom
panied by Si.00 each, and the sender to have his own subscription
pkWt »n advance before payment of said commission is made to him.
\L B.» If yon wwt Mytbitr better, pteaM Itt is mow wfiat it U,,
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We hear it said that the scholars
all like their new teacher, and have
already begun to make rapid pro
gress in their studies,
Roy Gates bagged eight fine
ducks and in consequence thereof
the guests of the Gates House had
savory duck for dinner on Thurs
day.
Mrs Lizzie S Robinson and Penn
Garfield went to Gettysburg a few
days ago, the former on business
for the Indian agent in connection
with government freight.
Mrs Hugh Wager and children
of the vicinity of Gettysburg were
the guests of Jacob Kluth and fam
ily, who took them up the river to
pick bulberries, grapes eto. Mr
Wager is liying on Mr Kluth's
farm.
N Devin gave us a pleasant
call yesterday, to get a copy of
"Anpao kin" to send to his family
at Sioux City. He informed us
that they would commence ship
ping cattle to market, on Saturday,
if everything waB favorable.
Cale Rosa gave a watermelon
party last Saturday evening which
was greatly enjoyed by a large
number of friends and neighbors.
I hose present from Forest City
and the Agency were Green
md family, Henry Eidam and
Tamily, Reed and family,
Kluth Jr., Hewitt Turner, Mr and
Mrs Ziminer and daughter. Miss
Allie, Dr Michael, Miss Lillie Wil
liams, E Ludluw, Maupin. Get
tysburg was represented by Mr
and Mrs 1 Ellis.
WANTED:--5-cords
5 CORDS OF WOOD
at the Press Office
—on subscription account, or oth
erwise.
L. L. Johnston I
THE PIONEER STORE
GSNERAL-:-MERCHANDISE,
eto RA.XTCH SUFFICES ©to
Hardware, Paints, Oils
(J^^Give me a call and get my prices.
A 1) Swearinger of Sioux Falls
went over to 1 ho Agency last Fri
day to transact some pension busi
ness with the Indians.
Forest City...... Potter Co.... .. 8 I):»k
$1 00 p«R AN*1'*
,C. A, B. School Notes
Tuesday, Sept. 2!(.
The Baud boys have beguil
practicing.
Loiu.se Red Water is Uorkmsr
for Mrs Wright.
Miss Alice Da!v is staying with
Mrs Caywood.
Mrs Hurley visited the school
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr Crow Eagle brought his two
sons to school on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Percy Philips vis*
ited the Agency last week.
Mr Green is acting Superinten*
dent while Mr Mossmau is away.
Dr and Mrs Driesbach returned
from White Horse on Tuesday.
Charlie LaBeau went home be
cause his brother Sylvester is sick.
He returned Monday, his brother
being somewhat better.
We had assembly on Sunday
evening Mr Rogers talked to the
children, Mr Fuller read the Bible'
a re an a
Miss Cavalier and Rosa Clay*
more visited the school on Monday
afternoon. Miss Cavalier expects
to leave with the children who arc
to attend school at Flandrcau on
Tuesday.
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Gettysburg Breezes
Sept. 2!f.
Grain Market: Wheat No 1
•Wc. No 2 60c. Macaroni 44c.
Flax No 1 79c. Barley 29c to
Oats 28c. Speltz 30c.
'1 lie Atlas Elevator Company
will buy flax this year, also Maca
roni wheat and speltz.
Rev. Arnold is improving slow
ly. If he has no setback he will
be out in a few days.
Every day the suii shines helps
to improve the wheat in drying
and grading. About 75 per cent
of the wheat coming in to market
is dry. It will pay the farmer to
keep his wet grain at borne till
winter.
Meiers Cfabtree, Barton and
Sloat shipped eighteen Cais of cat
tle last week. These cattle were
bought in Gettysburg and fetcheJ
the handsome sum of $14,000, Of
$37.75 a head. That is only a bet
ginning of what will be shipped
this fall.
Barkus Dunlsp rtnd family, fiom
Wisconsin, arrived Monday with a
car load of furniture and farming
tools, to move in Snllv county,
where he has bought a section of
land. We hope that Mr. Dunlap
will find this one of the best coun-
tries in the world.
WANTED* Several perioai oi
characti'? and
RIIO1
unveloiM'.
Uiic»g0'
reputation in -acH
stilt.- (one in this efiufitv rcqninfl) to rep-"
n-w-nt and advertis« old established weal
thy business house of solid tinancia'
stiiiKling. Sftlary $21.00 weekly with e"
••••uses additional, all payable in cash !i-'
tcct each Wednesday from head -officer
Horse and carriage fiirnislii'd when neces-*
sary. Ri-ferepc' s. Gf/ciose ielf-addressctl
Colonial, 33J Dearborn
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