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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-28

Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
Chamberlain. S. D., February 2S, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Nellie Lindsay.
for the heirs of Mary j. Young, OF Philip. s, D..
has filed notice of his intention to make final
communication proof in support Of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No 1928 Pub. made Oct.
p. 1905. forthe SEA Section "a, Township n.
Range 10 E.. B. II. NJ, and that said proof will
be made before
Byron H. Glow, U. S. Commissioner
at his osFice III Philip, S. D., on April y, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. the land, viz: I'D
7Iaude NJ C. Orr. OF Philip, s D,
John ". jones, of ', -
Charles F. Miller. of :, r
Martin L. Mauser, OF Recluse. =.
is Chas. L. Brockway, Register.
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Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Chamberlain, s. D., February 2s, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Maude NJ G, Orr
of Philip. s. D., has filed notice ofhis intention
TO make final Communication proof in support of
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. s07g Pub.
made Dec. q, 1905, for the Lots ]. 2, Sh NEA
Section g. Township S. Range 10 E.. B. III. NJ.
and that said proof win be made before
Byron Il. Glow. T., S. Commissioner
at his oiilce in Philip, $. d., on April 90 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. the land, viz:
Nellie Lindsay Of Philip. S. ID.
Harry V. STEINER of Reclnse, S. d,
Ernest W, IoIes of Philip
Charles +. Miller OF
I-G a ChaS. i. BrOckway, Register
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Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Cham beriain, S. y, February 90 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Elmer Warnsholz
of Recluse, D.. has flied notice of his intention
TO make final Communication pgoof in support
of his cieinl, viz: Homestead ENTRY No 1856
made Feb IL, 1906, for the S5a'NEA Sec. 25. Z.
S., X. 10 e., and Lots / & 2 of Section 30,
TOWNSHIP lis, Range 20-E, DHM, and that said
proof will ha made before
Byron l.. Glow, Y. s. Commissioner
ut his Office In Philip, s. D. on April %. 1907
He names the following witns sses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and Guilty alton
Of. the land, viz. ..-
James c. McKesson. John Bodenstain, Orrin
T, Goodrich, John Altman all OF Recluse, s. ID.
5206 Chas. L. Brcckway, Regi ster.
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The Daily Argus-Lead-
ct and the Bad River
News One Year for 80.

For sale or trade for low priced
unimproyed land d stock OF gener-
I'll Merchandise III a thriving town
in South Dakota. M. d. Gardner
&c Son, Springfield, s. D.
If you are going to have break
ing done on your claim this spring,
write or call on Walter Peck Of
NV 80 2n-t9 Philip, $. d, before
you make other arrangements,
Lest "A double barrel is gauge
shotgun somewhere between Sim
Reber's place and Williams store,
January 23rd. Finder please leave
at this ofiee and receive reward.
Weed & Kumin wish to announce
that they will be ready to open up
their store with a complete line oil
groceries, shoes and mems furnish
ings on or about March 10Th.
4 large stock of the best best farm far n
and garden seeds in bulk at C. FL.
Leggett's Midland store. Mai
orders will receive prcaapt Nnc
careful attention Buy goul seed
in Stanley County ard get the best
! Sec z. II. Arnold about you,
Painting All work neatly done
Sign work and paper hanging ;
speciality. The best fraele Of leat
and oil on hand II miles soata
west Of town site, on South Fork
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-28
A Power for Good

In our issue of February 14th.
we brought to the attention of our
many readers and the voters e-I
Stanley county the proposition of
the citizens of Fort Pierre to join
in with the county On building a
new court house for the county
and city hall for Fort Pierre in
connection. We also called atten7
ton to the fact that the present
court house is good enough and
far better than many court houses
in counties much older and better
off financially than Stanley.
We have heard many comments
on this, large majority joining
with us, while a few, very few,
have criticised it and have been
heard to express themselves that
"a new court house would tend to
help the prosperity of the county;
that it would show to the public
at large that this county is pros
porous and coming to the front. .
While we can see plainly the right
intentions of these parties, we
refrain from criticising them for
their views, as many are too liable
to show their ever weakness when
it is to show up in the public eye.
No one in this county would be
more pleased to see US enjoying
the worldly possessions and max
ing good showing shan the
writer. But stop, freeholder OF
voter, and consider. How would
lit look for us to have court
house costing from $4,000 tc
| $25. 900 and in comparison to the
hundreds of freeholders' places ol
abode would loom up as If the
Masonic Temple" had been drop.
ped in our midst. Again, what
would be the verdict Of the public,
l'if on the front Of this grand build
ling in large black letters, it read
This county was 500, 900 in deb1
and bonded $40, 900 more to buile
this building, I How would !
looka Would it show that thi'
county is prosperous and coming
to the fronta''
Il is not our intention to try Il
keep down that which IS right o
just; neither TO dig up the recor1
H Iof Of old politics for this county
Let 3 ygones Be bygones.'
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Department. of the Interior, Land Office at
Chamberlain, s. D., February 2stl9p7,
Notice is hereby given that Edward G.. Cas-
SON of PHILIP. S. d.. has fled notice Of his in
ianLion to make final communication proof in
support OF his clatra, viz. Homestead Entry
No $40 Pub made Nov. fs, 1905, for the lots /,
2, SkN!1A section 1. Township ! ~. Range 10
E. and that said proof will be made before ".
s. McLain. u. s. COMMISSIONER, at his office In
Murdo, S. D., on April Is. 1907.
lie .aaafs the following witnesses 20 prove
his coniinuoss residence upon, and cultivation
Of the lard, viz:
James A. Meeker, Frank Il. Babcock, Ed
ward III. BabcoclS, r. M. Williams. ali OF Philip,
South Dakota.
is ChaS. l.. BrockWay, Register,
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Pierre, S. D., Feb. q. 1907. -"
Notice Is hereby given that Annie Ryan OF
Phtlip. 5. D., has filed notice of his intention TO
make final Communication proof in support. of
ms claim, viz: Homeste ad ElsssTT Nc. ios made
IN. Range q p, ard that said proof win be
made "a before County Judge al Fort Pierre, s
He names the following witnesses to PROV.
of, the land, syia; William Ryan, Margaret
Scanlan, Raleigh e. Houghton and Howard B.
Fislar, all Of Philip, S. d.
2-o = Albert Wheelon, Register.
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For Sale Sixteen head of Reg
istered Hereford cows and heifers.
W, D, Inman, Kaspar, Sully Co.,
South Dakota.
For Sale 4 wish TO sell relin-
quishment TO my claim nine miles
north of Philip. D. R. Care Of
News, Philip, S. p.
Byron l.. Glow, q. S, Commis-
sionei, at Philip iiilip5, s s. y Dates sa.tEea or
hearing final proof: February Is,
March Is and April %.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-28

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Chamberlain, S. D., March S, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Harry G. Bene-
diet, Of Philip, S. D., has filed notice Of his in-
te,: lion to make final communication proof in
support of his claim, viz Homestead Entry
No. 554l made Sept. l3, 1904, for the SW4 SWA
Sec. q, SEA SEA Sec. 2S and NJ NWA Sec. a.
Township IN, Range ICE, BHM and that
said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver, at Chamberlain, 8. d., on April
2J, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to r.l'ove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, the land, viz:
Charles Melick, Of Philip, s. d
Harry V. STEINER, of ReCluse, ;,
Thomas Johnson, Of Grindstone, :,
Charles +. Miller, of Philip, ;. 4.
2-6l Chas. L. Brockway Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-28

Let Us pnite in aa effort 10 make
Stanley what it should be. We
are not here to tell the freeholder
OF this county what he should
and should not do, but to give the
news and in giving the news we.
claim the right to give our readers
the truth as it comes to us. :
Our subscribers number large
enough to make an average that
this sheet is read by from 1900 to
1900 persons each week. 1t is our
intention to deal honestly. truth
fully and eourteously by them,
By this they learn to trust that
which they read. For it is in the
confidence of It's readers that the
power of the press lies that and
nothing else. Neither is it our
intention to irritate our neighbors
Eon the east. Far from it. 1t is
very essential that we all work
together and do Justice to the tax
payers of this new country. One
party said to the writer that he
believed ''as yet we should be &
united county; work in harmony
with the best possible interests Of
improvements for the entire coun-
| ty as it now stands = This is just
where we stand-anything for the
betterment and uniting of all In
peace and harmony. But when
submission to all questions is
demanded for the sake Of harmony.
then harmony ceases 10 be q
virtue.
We are not against the prcposi.
tior. of bcttering this county ano
do not fasten this as a block te
politics, but only ask for 5he rights
/ of the freeholders of this county
/ Still we may dig up the OLE
| dust covered leaves of the writing.
of our forefathers, for as james
Russell Lowell said: We hav'
been compelled to see what wa
weak in democracy as well a
what was strong. We have be
gun obscurely TO recognize tina
things do not GO of themselves
and that popular government
not in itself a panacea, is no bette
than any other form except as til
! virtue and wisdom of the peopl
make it SO, and that when me
undertake to do their own king
ship, they enter upon the danger
and responsibilities as we'll as th
privileges of the function. !"
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s-25 IVY nilSEs-"ln order TO protect our
selves we have found it necessary that all
proofs for publication plust be paid for in adj
vance The public alton fee Of q proof notice
is Five dollars tsSoo).: The remittance must
be made to this Office on receiving notice from
the Land ONCE, This rule vial be strictly ad-
hered to, and hereafter no notitie' win be pub
lished until the foe $500 is received at this
office, or deposited with the u s. Land Office.
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DEPARTMENT Of the Interio

Department of the Interior. Land 5ttica al
Pierre, 5, H., Feb, &. 1867. ~,
Notice is hereby given that Julius Olson of
old Irall. s d., has fled notice OF his Intention
70 make final communication proof In support OF
an. y. 1906, for the SEA Section 81. Tnwnship
n; Range q d, and that SAID proof will be
made n, before Y; S. Court Commissioner, at
Midland, $, p, April 3, 1901.
de names the following witnesses to prove
of, the land viz '':' - = s1FF ~ =
j, M; Smith, l.. H, Onstad y. II, Airey and
Hugo Press lof Old Trail, s. H.
olo5 4.uf Albert Wneelon, Register.
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Department OF the Interior. Land Office a
Chaniberlain. S. d. March 5, 1907.

Notice is hereby gitan that Charles Melick,
OF Philip. S. d., has tied noticeo of his intention
to make final Communication proof in support OF
Sept. "a. 1905, for the sW4SW4 Sec. 81, VIZ
NWA & SE4NW4 SeoIon %, Township I'm.
Range la-M. BHM, end that said proof will be
Chauhberlain, s. D., on April 25 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land. viz:
Harry G.. Benedict, OF Philip, SD.
Harry V. STEINER, of Recluse, ;,
Thomas johnson, Of Grindstone, .,
Charles f. Miller, of Philip, "
20 Chas. L. Brockway Register.
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Glass f, second prize, 2.oo.
Class +, FIRST prize, 800
Class Z, secpad prize, 2.oo.
Glass &, first prize, 800.
t3iass G, second prize. zoo.
Class II, iirst prize. eco.
Class II second prize, loo,
Glass A. Tho finest general
exhibit Of all kinsts u grain and
vegetables grown from seed pur-
chased during 1907 from 6. Fl.
Il4e:Gsgest.
Glass B. The finest eTlsilait Of
farm produce on ssaa and sta'lE::
small grains, corn, etc.
Class G. The finest exhibit OF
garden truck of all kinds.
Glass q The finest exhibit os
field and sweet corn on ear and
KatIir corn ana sugar cane in head.
4 s 4
Glass E..rhe finest exhibit of
roots, such IS beets, carrots. pars
aips, tnrnips, ate. Potatoes will
be included IN this class.
Glass Il. ins finest exhibit If
slloIlsd grains oil Ill kinds.
Glass G. The finest exhibit Of
pumpkins, naainns and squash.
Class II. The finest half doze1
tomatoes.
e,sfsr object in offering the aboys
prizes is three fold. lst. Tq
demonstrate to the wo,itl what
lStanley county can raise, End.
| To encourage the people to plant
land sow lots of seed and thus de
ivelope the country; 3rd, 70
demonstrate that tie best place
| to trade is at home IN your own
county and keep The money in
circulation here.
THIS competition is open to all
31,ras;,lenss Of Stanley county,
The seeds from which arrows
exhibits ere raised nust d! be
I purchased at G. II. I.eggett's
store III Midland or Fort Pierre.
! The sxhibits snpst all be deliver
Tea Al C H. Leggett's store IN the
county eeat.
4 committee Of prominent men
will act as jidga
The exact Gafe OF the aWardS
j will be published lster.
| Immediately alter the prizes are
awarded they viii be rY.yaole IN
cash Or goods at the option Of the
receiver.
1 Nov, tiaen, pitch in, everybody,
/ land lei us show what Stanley
county can do!
+ &s Z
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Depart ment OF the Interior. Land Office a
pinrra s u Feb 6. 1907.

Department. OF tht InteT,Or, Lauu Onct at
Pierre S. D., Feb. 6, 1897
Notice is hereby given that Lulu b, Allen
10 make final communication proof in support OF
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 53i0 made
Nov, 2. 1905, for the E1s SEA Sec. 20 and Wa
SW1a Section -, Township ~. kai,Ee - r.,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
ister aud Receiver at Pierre, 8. d.. on April D
t9es
He names the following witness TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and Guilty. alton OF
the land viz.
Albert r, Hartzen OF Smith. s. d.
Marian Mcphnrso,l Of j,
Minfrpd Allard of J.
John McTherson OF Fort Pierre, s. D.
5103 Albert Wheelon. Register
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Cash Prizes
So. 90 for Best Crops

sGllss.ss A, first prize. $1,000.
Glass A, second prize, 500.
Ciass 3, first prize, 1890.
Class B, second prize, 800,
Class G, first prize, 1000.
Glass G, second prize, 800.
Glass ID, first prize, 800.
Class d, second prize, 900.
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PHILIP. SOUTH DAKOTA.

Byron Glow, . Commissioner Byron I. eas = &
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byron +, Glow, Y, s, ooprais=ioae,, nyro,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
Saved From Mob BY Two Girls.

Steubenville. o.. Sept. "A Labor
Day riot that bid fair to end in a
tragedy. had IT not been for the bray
cry OF two young women employed in
the telephone exchange. occurred here.
The victims OF the crowds rage were
Joseph HARRISON. who received a frac.
tured skull. and John Hatton. who was
cut and bruised, while In shielding the
men Miss Mary Magee and Miss Eula
Rookie received cuts and bruises about
the head and body and are in a serious
condition
HARRISON and Hatton came here
from ST. Louis to work In a mine
where a strike is in progress. As they
lert the telephone ONCE they were set
upon by crowd and were being badly
beaten. when the two girls rushed into
the thick of the trouble and. franticalIv
pushing and showing their way through
about 90 men. reached the two victims
to whom the young women were entire
strangers
The girls threw themselves on the
PROSTATE men. protecting their heads
and receiving on their own bodies the
kicks and blows from the mob. One
OF the men. who was welding a piece
OF iron. struck Miss Magee on the
head. Another piece OF iron almost
broke Miss Rockies arm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
RIOTS IN FRISCO
Two Men Shot During Parade Of labor
Unions.

Two Men Shot During Parade Of Labor
Unions.
San Francisco. Sept 3.-The labor
union parade resulted in the shooting
q two men by employees OF the United
Railways. The car men were attack.
"a by the paradcrs. and I'm self defense
opened fire. The trouble started ct
Ferry. where Il IS stated a Suttcr
street car broke through the line OF
parade. \ mob OF labor union men
followed the car. and az the junction
Of Suffer street the members attack ed
a car. The motorman. seeing that his
life was In danger. opened fire and
wounded one OF his assailants IN the
leg. \ block further up an inspector
was attacked by the mob. He was
suddenly struck in the face. and ran
from hts ASSISTANTS. They followed him
10 the corner of Suffer and Montron.
cry streets. where they overlook him.
lie drew pistol and aimed az burly
labor union man who carried bricks In
his hands. The inspector opened fire
and shot the man through the groin
Six shots were fred. The men who did
the shooting were arrested. but several
rioters who were seized by the police
were released.
What had been an orderly pa
rade turned into a riot. The labor
union men forgot their assertions that
they stood for law and order. and the
Offending street car men were violent
ly attacked. These men. who are
known as "scabs" and strike break
ers" by the unionists. were determined
to defend their lives at any cost. and
opened fire after they had been as
saulted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
FAIRBANKS VIEWS
Vice President Predicts Great
Industrial Expansion.
STANDS BY ADMINISTRATION
Declares We Need More sueiness and
Less Politics and Should Not For
get That Confidence Is Foundation
Of Prosperity.

Sacramento. Cal. Sept 3. - Vice
President Charles w Fairbanks ar
rived here TO attend the National Irri-
cation Congress. \ hearty welcome
was extended 60 the vice president by
hundreds OF delegates to the congress
The vice president addressed the
congress on the Importance OF the
governments irrigation policy. and
toward the end or his address said:
Upon such an occasion as tins I
would not venture 70 obtrude politics
nothing could be more inappropriate
The fact Is that We have a surfe.t OF
politics What VIC need most is more
business and less politics Unless the
business affairs OF the people are az.
rested by unwise policies. unless the
seeds OF cistrust are sown among oar
selves. unless commercial unrest is
encouraged by doctrinaircs. We shall
continue TO expand our industries and
the great west will continue 70 grow
and fulfill her mighty destiny.
Can we stand prosperity We are
IN the midst OF a prosperity the Ike Of
which was never seen before Can we
utilize 90 20 our bencftg Can we re.
tain r. or viii We distrust each other
ana Involve IT al IN hopeless confu-
sion. There never was an hour when
II was more important that We should
be governed by sober judgment We
should soiulously cultivate a tolerant
spirit and a spirit OF justice towards
each ether We should not FORGET that
confidence IS the sure foundation OF
prosperity and progress and we should
have care that we do not under.
mine It.
Our rapidly multiplying industries
and increasing population give rise 70
new questions which tax the wisdom
and patriotism OF our people. In recent
years We have. Cut OF the evils which
inferred IN our commerce between
me states. sought % cXtirpatc them IN
the interest OF fair play We have pro
csoded advisedly not blindlv. 10 de
stroy the bad and preserve the good.
We are bringing IN the solution Of
these and other problems an on!!rhten-
ed Judgment and exalted purpose. We
arc solving them and will continue 10
solve them according 10 the PRINCIPLES
Of justice and in the interest of whole
some trade and commerce. The Amer
lean people DO not 20 far astray. be-
cause there Is a national conscience
which never sleeps. and their conciu-
sions are reached by rs unfailinc
light"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
SEARCH FOR KIDNAPPED GIRL
Ransom Of $1,000 Demanded BY captors
OF Mary Rissie.

Pittshurg. Sept. S.-The police OF all
Western Pennsylvania are searching
for l5-year-old Mary Rissie. Of VIII
merding on whose head a price OF
$1,000 has been put by kidnappers
The boidness OF the demands. which
have been haunted In the faces OF the
authorities. has made them more than
usually determined to run down and
punish the offenders
II Is just a week since Mary Rlssie
vanished. The Eirl had been sent TO
the house 81 neirhbor by Mrs. Rissie
on an errand. Il was broad daylight
then, yet no one has been found who
saw her after that time.
Opinion is divided as 10 whether she
has been killed. is being held in some
den no; far from Wilmerding. or Is be-
Ing hurried across the continent by
her captors.
An evidence Of the boldness OF the
conspirators Is the fact that they de-
manded that their $1,000 ransom money
be LETT in the night az a dark street
corner within the limits Of Wilmer
ding.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
MONUMENT FOR HIS HORSE
Provides $4,000 Memorial to Ike
Cook, Famous Trotter.

Provides $4,000 Memorial TO Ike
Cook, Famous Trotter
Chicago. Sept. "a $50 600 monu-
ment for his horse is a feature that has
been Incorporated in the will OF Henry
Graves. the oldest settler Of Chlcaco.
who now Hes near deaths door. at his
home. He came 20 the little settle
ment about Fort Dearborn In 1881.
A pioneer racing man and lover Of
horses. Mr.. Graves has provided that
the costliest monument ever erected
for a horse will be placed in Washing
ton PARK. II VIII memorabilia Ike
Cook. a famous trotter, which he
owned 20 years ago.
Ike Cook had record OF 230. which
In those early days was remarkable
time. In fact. Ike Cook was the first
horse 20 make that mark on a mile
track In the state OF Illinois. The ami
NAL was famous throughout the coun-
try. and with Mr.. Graves driving, Won
many great Victories.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05
NotorIous Outlaw cantur.d-

Omaha. Neb.. Sept. S.--James Clark
arrested on suspicion OF safe blowing.
was identified as Marion Hudspeth
said TO be one OF the most notorious
criminals in the United States. Hud-
speth. 10 years ago. was a member Of
the Sly and Wilson gang OF highway
men. Dick and Charles Wilson, Sly
and Hudspeth robbed a Missouri-Pa-
chic train. near Omaha. of $50. 900. La
ter they we're charged with holding M
another Missouri-Pacihc train. near S..
Louis. for $4,000.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-05

To the Voters OF Stafford and King
George Counties.
Al the solicitation of many friends. and
DeieVlng that my past experience IN the
Legislature will enable me to H. mon
eiiicient in my services To my people than
nave heretofore been. | announce NV
candidacy Tor the Legislature from the
legislative district composed of the coun-
Ties oil Stafford and King George, subject
TO the action OF the Democrats OF said
district in primary election, should ONE
De necessary. pledge myself. II elected
70 devote my best efforts to the promo
ton OF the interests Of my constituents.
X. {. l.. Moncure.