Forest City press., June 26, 1919, Image 1

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The Press is inclined to agree
with such Objectors. It is not,
however, from their point of view
that The Press raises the question.
Every day in the week is "sancti
fied" to the individual who lives
on a religious and moral plane.
But we believe in the physical
necessity of the Christian Sabbath
as a day of rest and religious ac
tivities. *.
We have noticed that in all of
our large cities there is a large
element who indulge in what has
been styled a "week-end" vacation
by going to the lake or seashore
where "summer resorts" are
swinging up like the grass after a
summer Ihower.
Is it the business or duty of the
Press or any other newspaper to
object to or condemn this phase
of the social and industrial unrest
the advanced nations are now pass
ing through? We have our doubts
about it.
But then, how will we preserve
the Sabbath for its intended bene
licence? We can at present think
of but one way in which to do it
that is to substitute Saturday in
stead of Sunday for the "week-end''
sports And recreation. This would
necessitate anew rule to be estab
lished
by
business men, viz: to
close up commercial and mercan
I- tile establishments on Friday even
ing instead of Saturday evening.
That of eourse would make two
rest days instead of one in1 aweek.
But would there be two? We
believe it is a fact that in every
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DRUGGISTS, Gettysburg, S. D.,
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All outing rides are velvet elides
price is right, we treat yon white
SHALL WE SAVE THE SABBATH?
The continued success and popu
larity of the bowery dances at
"Comeau Park" on Saturday
night is attracting the notice of
certain church people, we under
stand, who look upon it with ob
jection and criticism not that they
want to interfere with the right
of anyonft to dance and have all
the pleasure out of it they can get,
but the 411- night feature is, to
their mind, bringing about a total
disregard of the historical sanc
tity of the Sabbeth.
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Forest City or Cheyenne
Instead of Jolts and Jars:
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Lamine all our cars:
Joy in rides, my boy, Ond speed to beat the band
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H. GARBE
Forest City, S. D.
community there are people
now claim the right to work on
Sunday—keep their store open
etc—and nobody interferes with
them. We dont see, under, the
new order of things viz: the Sat*
urday holiday that this liberty
that they claim, would be inter
fered with.
After
a
Saturday of hilarity and
sport, we think a great majority
of them would be glad to tappr off
with a day of rest.
FOURTH OF JULY WARNING
There seems to be
no
but what the Fourth of July
"TAe /n u/y 0/ ojie is Me Co/icer/i
question
be celebrated this year with more
enthusiasm than ever, this being
the result of the ending of the war
and doing honor to the returning
soldiers, most of whom will be
home by that time.
Realizing the tremendous popu
lar enthusiasm which will give
vent to itself
on
Marshall
to
will
this day, and
no idea of discouraging
expression of
with
a proper
the great patriotic
impulse underlying
it, State Fire
W. N. Van Camp ear
nestly appeals
the
state to keep
in safe and
people of the
this enthusiasm with
sane channels.
During the past few years, great
strides have been made in South
Dakota looking forward to a safe
and sane celebration of our Inde
pendence Day, with the result that
the toll of death and maimed and
the number of fires have been
speedily decreased.
As a result of the glorious vic
tory achieved by our boys, the
temptation to go to the extremes
will undoubtedly be great this year
as the stimulus to celebrate was
never greater. Therefore the neeci
for restraint is correspondingly
great, and as a lesson of restraint
was well learned during the wal
let every one continue to apply
in times of peace.
Reports coming into the ofiice
the State Fire'Marshall would in
-dicate a score of .localities through
out the state already planning
for a great community observance
the day, with rousing home
oming celebrations for the home
coming fighting men as a big
dresses by prominent
programs of
community
of all,
FOREST CITY. POTTER CO., SO. DAKOTA, .H'NE '20, 1919
fea­
ture. These events will be mark
ed by a parade, band
concerts, ad
speakers
display
Fire
and
groat viirietv
and
of
iirewoiks.
Marshall Van 'auip si
ly indorses such observances, and
urires city official.
., commercial
clubs and such organizations as
arc
accustomed to take, the initiative?
in
these
matters in their respective
communities, to make the day one
long to be remembered.
ly no Lime is more
community Fourth ^f
by
vrho
Certain­
opportune for a
July
cele­
bration than this, when every city,
village and town deiires to honor
all its fighting heroes, but great
care should be exercised in the
handling of fire works, fire crack
ers, torpedoes, roman candles, sky
rockets and other kindred displays
and the utmost caution should be
observed
those having the
handling of fire works
in
charge.
It is the hope alid desire of the
Fire Marshall that when these
great celebrations are over, that
we can look back and point with
prills'to the fact that not one -sin
gle life
has
been
sacrificed or one
building destroyed by
(ire.
Let us keep the Fourth of July
'carelessness" under the ban.
Let us not revive the casualty lists
and needless fires. This can be
done by a safe and sane Fourth of
el at on
I liave secured th^'Agciiey fur
the Paige Automobiles for Potter
county. Ai.jim John Schoof,
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Gettysburg, S.
For Sale—Residence of two
rooms iu Forest City 18x12 with an
addition 10x12 and porch, (jood
ocation, or can be removed to the
country.
For further
call at
FOR SALE
A SNAP
E.iSEJ 21 and WiSWJ 'J
118, Range 78
Two miles from Forest City.
First class drainage..
Lies
between
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particulars
or address this office
on Red and Yellow Trail
County seat and Missouri
river.
Going up in value every day.
For further particulars inquire
of E. P. THORNE
Forest City, S. D.
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••TRAVELERS-:
Will Find the
RED-& YELLOW TRAIL
the hpst routeNfrom the East awl
I South to the BLACK HILLS.
I YELLOWSTONE PARK, as w.-ll
as to the last cheap lands loft in
the United Statos .•••••••
First Class Ferry
Between Forest City and Cheyenne A gen
cy, in operation from early morning- to
sunset.
Good Roads and Landings First Class.
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HENRY OLSON
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Forest City S. D.
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AWAM RICHARDSON,
J. F. WH1TLOCK, President
M. J. HUGHES, Vioe-Pres.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Pierre. S. I).
May 27. 1919.
NOTICE hereby given that
Karl H. Holzworth of Akaska. S. D.,
who on November 23.1915, madell. E.No.
013584, for SWHNW# Section l,an1 SE#
NEK of Section 3. township 130 north,
range 78 west 5th p. m., has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
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day of July, 1919. Claimant names as wit
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Martin Halversonof Akaska S.D.
Andrew. Holzworth of Eales.-S. D.
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ICE CREAM AT PAV1LLION SATURDAY NIGHT
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We will have Ice Cream for sale in Pint, Quart and Half
Gallon lots, or more, at the Dance Pavillion Every Satur
day night. We will be on the grounds after 9:30 P. M.
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