The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-20
ksep |,s yoaaE ,a' eys on Philip.
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To advertise IN The Ban lIyEH'
NfWs 4',s means # #. money 10 t. you:
Mg Graft. from iowa, IS sisis-
ms slrank sl;sI Hull, lis brother il lay \
The. sIslWaukse nov has the rails
laid fc Rishin sixteen naiiss q
PhiliI.
], G. NslsoIl, chief engineer oa
camp I, is spending his holiday
vacation at his home,
Iferspn brothers have arrived
on theiis homesfeads, q short dis
tance south Of toan.
Pat Gallagher. Midland's spstling
livergnan, has been a calisr here
several times the past week,
MIS-, Geo. Livingstone il the
proud mother Of q fine baby boy
which arrived Sunday, Dec. 9th. !
z. ~ ~ 80 iFsss $50.
Frank slocum disposed Of his
large stack Of hay at the Philip
town site. He sold it to q Con-
tractor for $4a0.
Rlnein.gg as eoiosing matter for
white sugar has been prohibited by
a@N T. = ! y y
the pure food law. 50 sge get no
white sugar after January,
1t is reported that Chief Eoei-
neer Dyke, Of the Northwestern,
came out to Midland this week,
and closed up the saloons at that
place,
Jay Gardner has gone up to
Robinson Bros. lnmbeg yard to
get the lumber for &. Z, Morgan's $
house which win be built on the
south side Of the river near the
residence Of father morrison.
It Is reported that a good flow
was struck in the artesiaa well at
ViYian, . pew town en- the Mil
wankee ln Lyman Comfy, last
week, Vivian is about I4oo feet
above seq level and the yell $1,000
feet deep,
They are having serious tfouble
with fhe artesian well at Mprdo
caussa By a s.one falling into TIE
pipe on top Of the drill, II is
feared thas it can not be removed
and that a new hole will haye to
be started.
Yesterday the Milwaukee Rail-
road company laid off its track
laying gang until spring, about
fifty men in all, The steel is sid
about fifteen miles down the valley.
but as very little heaa~~ ~~:s.s could
be made during the winter months
it was deemed best to stop it alto
setherl RAPID City Journal,
The Missouri river is said to be
in bad condition for crossing.
The mails from the east are delay
ed every day. Now that we have
regular train service from Fort
Pierre to Midland it is expected
that mail will come direct from
Pierre to oil postofices west Of
the river.
The settlers South are rejoic-
ing oyer the fact that the trains
will be running into Kadoka this!
week. This will greatly relieve
the strained condition and make
fuel and supplies much easier
to get. Kadoka is but sixteen
miles southeast Of Philip and will
shorten the route toa railroad con-
James Hoblet has finished the
construction Of . very comfortable
stable for his horses. He recently
-
purchased q fine team, harness and
wagon from Willard Twitchell,
and is now one among the many
prepared to turn the sod and raise
Sumo Of those necessaries of life
that are produced in the 6tenleyI
county soil, He Is here - stay.
Nay he have success.
The Milwaukee has turned over
I'd the Crouch Lines TIA construct
ion cats which will serve toI
lehtsn The coneested ondition al
ihs Mystic ane. Ths / ropch Lines
hivs been efeatIS hindered byl
lke 6s rolling st6ck bif With the|
ise4 kn1ine that WI jon M IS lere,l