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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14
New Bridge

I The business men of Philip held
d meeting Tuesday evening in the
hardware store building of Harrel
4 McLain to take steps for build
ing temporary bridge across
Bad River, just south of the town
site. A petition Being previously
circulated to raise funds, there
was so collected with which to
purchase material, "A committee
'of five men we're appointed to
look after the arrangements and
building, which is as follows: #.
IE. Morrison, T. M. RIM, A. p.
IWhitney, MIR. Aldrich and j. E.
ETaggert.
A petition is also being circulat-
led praying the Board of County
commissioners to erect pernla-
Inent bridge across the river at
I.thiS place.
|. This has been a long felt want
for the people of this part of the
county and especially 50 to those
living south Of Bad River between
here and Brady creek, for during
Ih,gh water (which is about one
third of the time) no one can cross
| the river to buy provisions or
receive their mail.
We wish to urge every resident
OF southwestern Stanley county to
come to Philip and sign this peti-
|tion. There may be a great many
petitions in circulation aad you
|may think there are too many,
bus there not. Any citizen who
has the interest of this county at
heart will sign every petition put
before him that is for the better
ment OF the country.
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Notices for Publication.

department OF the Interior, Land Oft!ce at
chamberlain, 5. d., Feb. ~, 1907.
! Notice is hereby given that Burton w. Good
ilch or hecitse. y D., has filed noth,e of his
Intention to make hnal Communication proni
N support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
no 300 made Dec. ~, 1904, for the Lots 3, &
- z ~ Wa Section 4. Township 2-S, Range 1g-E
,Bitht, aud that said proof will be made before
Eyron L.. Glow, L. =. Commissioner
at his Office in PlItEip, s. u. on Aprll ~, 1857.
He nar1e& the following witnesses to prove
Ms con!iEuons residence upon, ana cultivation
Of the land, viz: 10
Tillie Kinney OF fphilin, SD
HAIRY Y. STEINER OF
/ James G McKesson Of Rccluse.,is. 50.
OrIin T. Goodrich of
! 800 Chas. L. Brocllway, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

There was a new naturalization
iaw that went into effect January
/. Under the new law an appli.
cation must remain on file for a,
ieast ainoty days previous to eoart
action, the clerk being required
to post notice of such application,
The law bars anyone from be.
coming a citizen who cannot
read, write and speak the EngIisl
language, and is more severe ii
its restrictions than the old law.
4 fee Of IS is required of the
applicant, instead Of 81 as hereto,
fore. The law is uniform through.
out the United States. being :
aational enactment. Ex.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Pierre, S. H.. Feb 6, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that Julius Olson Of
Old Tlail, B. ~, has ilad notice OF lis intention
to make fms { Communications proof IL support Of
his claim. viz: Homestead EplTy No. 5st6 rnade
J an -. 1895, for the SEN Section 81, Township
3 N. Range Il T. and tnat said proof viii be
made before L. s.. Court Commissioner, al
Midland r. D.. April 3, 1861.
He names the following witnesses TO proye
hts eoEtinupus residence upon, and cultivation
lf, the lad, viz:
j. N. Smith. T. IT. 0rstad y. H. Airey ard
HUGO Erless all OF Ola trait q. II.
5I03 Albert 8heel0n, Register.
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Department Of the Interior Land Oflce a,
aEnheGlatn. 8. IL. LannarH % MY

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Chamberlain 5. D., January 20, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Charley /. Stan
ton o. Philip, ,, d.. has fled notice or his in
tenttGn to make hElai Communication proGf ia
sGppurt GI his Gs5l13, viz: Homestead Entry
No ss76 nade NOV %, 1865 fer the Nv Il
SECTION -, Township s. Range q f, and that
said proof win be made before
Byron Il, Glow, a. y. Commissioner
al his oiiCe tn Philip, South dakota, ON March
Is, 1897. .I.f
lie names The following witnesses to prove
Of, the land, viz: D
JOHN NJ Daniels of Philip, South dakota
| Lihiau HreedlnTe of >. =. :,
Frank r. Morrison Of =, , =,
HaTHiiton Chandler OF SteaIns, >.
%oel Cbas. l.. BroelWay, Register
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

The matter of mail route from
Philip to kadoka is being agitatea
in order to bring the various com
Asnities of the southwest corner
of the county into closer touch
with each other Clerk of Courts
Kinney says he wrote q letter
from his home at Philip last year
to George Porch at Stearns; thai
it was six weeks before George
received the 4ettar and Frank hiss
no reply by mail to date. IF this
is not argument enough to estab
lish direct service, we'il make il
stronger. -Fairplay.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14
Attention Trappers.

Wanted Raw Furs at once,
Cen pay top notch prices for gooe
skins, as we are making tip the
most we get. Especially coyote.
gray-wolf and bob-cat, Also ir
the market for hides, pelts ano
wool.
Let us hear from you with .
trial shipment. We will surprise
you with the prices we can pay.
Very truly, A. G. Griffin & Co..
Pierre, S. D., Opp. Locke Hotel.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

~, lepartTent OF the Interior Land Office al
Chamberlain, South dakota. Jan -, 1907.
Notice n hereby given that Genevinyc Overs
4',ker OF ltecluse s. D., has filed notice of his
Intention to male final Communication proof III
$@pNort CT hte claim, VIZ: Homestead Entry
llo4 e, Iowqa'>ip Is. Range l2-E.. B. II NJ.
ana that said proof will be made before Reg
ls'ef ana Receiver, at Chamberlain. S. D., on
March II. 1901 ~ ~
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms con, nuous reSidenceupon. and cultivation
iof, the land. viz:
Oney :. Sweet. Pearl =. OveracEer Francis
=. sherwoodW alter b. Smith, al Of Recluse
South Dakota.
49, Ch2s. L. Brockway. rcgister
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I Department of the Interior Land Office al
'PIoTfe. $. D.. Jan. ~, 1901
Notice j. hereby Piven that Howard p. Fis-
lar Of Philip, Z. D., has filed notice Of hiy III
centt0n 10 make hnal communication proof In
.SnpDr1t Of his claim. 5i2! Homestead Fr.ry
NO: S-]S made Dec. ], 1893, for the St1I SECTION
"a, Towns tip 2-N.. Range 23-E, and That Sad
proof VIII be made before
q. :. Court Lot-17is8io4er at Phiiip,
%. D.. on March I9. rsU7
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi ccaFiuNous II ,de4ce upon. ard cuIriva-
ttou Of, the land, viz
Ralai@h Z. HOuehten, OF Philip, s D.
Bert ii-GhaEaD, of -, .
Emanuel Taylor # .
William Ryan. OF smith.
4tGl Albert Whselon, REGISTER
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

13ssg NoFiCE--In order to protect o,,r-
selves we have found it necessary that all
proofs for publication must be paid for in ad-
vance. The publication fee of a proof notice
ts Five dollars $500. The remittance must
be made to this office on receiving notice from
the Land ofice.' This rule will he strictly ad-
hered to, and hereafter 10 notice will be pub
lishsd until tho fee $500 is received at This
Office, or deposited with the U. 5. Land Office
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Depart1nept ( of the Interior, Land oaice a

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Pierre, South Dakota, Ian &9 1907.
Notice Is heF8by given that RALEIGH T.
| H0uahjoa Of ihiiip, :. i}.. hts lBd notice OF
I lis i!4toHtioa 70 make tinai cCtupauGaion pfoof
ia sl7rl'9Fb oi liitclainl, viz; aopleaya al Entry
| Ne B@Gs tala5lg SSoy. s-l235, Tor the NsA, Sec
| tion IL ToWGsplD% 2 H, RarEs ~ j., and that
| se.a pfoef viii be nta Ge DeIpfe
| u. 5. Goarf Commissioner at Philip,
| s. ID. on March 1S 1901
1 He names the following witnesses to prove
| his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
| tioa OF. the land. viz:
Howard B. Fisiar. Of Phillip. S. ID.
Bert Ruchnan. Of ). ),
Enamel Taylor, Of .. -
William Ryan, of Smith. !.
49O1 Albert Wheelon, register
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department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Lhamheriatn, South dakota, January 20, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that Eduard Jordan
OF Phllip. $. D., has fled rotice Of his intel ir
TO make final conmut aCion proof fr suDpOrt q
his claim, viz! Homestead 1-utrv No. SSG5-P
made Noy. 23 1875, for ihH S8'14 sec. II, TWP
l~S.. u. PIE. and that said proof will be made
before
RTrap Il. Glow, 4. s. Commissioner
al his Office In phitip, $. D., on March IS, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous, residence upon, and cuitva-
tion of, the land, viz:
John N. Danieis. of Philip. s. d.
HamiltOa Chandler, SteaTns, :,
Lillian Rreedlove, Of Philip, ;,
Charley |. Stanton. of -, :.
405l Cha5. l.. 8Tockway, Register
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14
h b,epfSrtmfnt Of the Interior, Land ohice at

~ t,epar nent Of the Interior, La,ld Office at
n"nloeflalh' South dakota, Jan -, 1907.
y. N9t zee Is hereby given that Oney s. Sweet. Of
to make final C0mmutaIion 0roof in spt,,,,r
OF ms CLAIM, viz; Homestead Entry No 93s5
Z; g ade , Dec. 26, 1905, for the NE4 Section 9i.
J., i";|Ynshi3 -, Range DE, B. H. ~. and that
'ei|er Al Chamberhn, 8. D., ON March Il, fga3.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
ms contmous rosideaco upon, and cultivation
-, Pearl 7. OveracAer, Genevieye Overaciser,
lss0mas {. Hackney, Francis B. Shar 4pood. Ill
4ao@ ChaS. L. Brockway, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

Department OF the TnteTtor. United States
Land Caice, Chamberlain South Dal@o1a
ianaary lS 1854.
A suffie.ellt contest afiidayit having beer
fled II this oHice by Mary G, Johnson, con-
lestant, against uorneSteaa e7ltry No. 49,
si.aae " AZ z 1893, FOR the Ner1h Half OF the
Southeast 0aarta1 and tile Souen Falf of tl,e
Noetheast QuarteT OF section i8, ToWnship J.
~, f&hEa 2i-1,, llS Fred NJ, Habba, GoltcStee
IN which Il Is alleGEal ,ha! said Fred NJ Hobbs
hes wholly 3band0ned SAID tract and changed
his residence taagefrom for mere than siy
months since making said entry, and neA}
prior to the date hereia: that said trGst Il not
seltlSd upon and cultivated by said party ;ls
rec aired by law, and that said Fred III. Hobbs
has never estabii5hed bona fide residence oIl
said land ana that said failures still c.isf. and
that said alleged absence from the said land
was not due 70 his employment In the Army.
Navy or Marine corps OF the United States.
said parties are hereby notified TO appear, re
spond and offer evidence touching said alle-
CATION at 10 o'clock q. m On March 10, i9s7, be-
fore the Register aid Recefgcr at the United
States Land ifsce In chamberlain. south pa
kofa.
The said contest ant having, in proper afi-
davit. filed January is, 1907, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice can not be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
he given by due and proper publication.
4a5l Chas l. Brockway, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

Department OF the Interior. Land OfTice OF
Pierre. South Dakota, an 20, 1871.
,TOico is herehv given that William V. Mont
goa2rg of Hhl5p, 9, e., h., Fled notice Of his
intention 70 make anal C0nrit+gti9n proof II
"aN00rt Of his C.fg1, viz: Homestead Eutry Nc
Los made Di0ner p, 1895, for tin 81 SN ( See
l., and N1a N.Y. 'ec. -, Township N. Range
G0-.l.. End that sai4 rroof viii be made before
y IS. Go4TG - G'',,..l :&SiOher at Philig,
S. d, on March H. 1911.
He LlmeS the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. the land! viz:
Emanuel Taylor, Raleigh F. Hourhton Bert
buchanan, and Howard b. I lslar al OF Philip
South Dakota.
49Ol Albert Wheelon, Register
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14
Business Local.

Advertise your wants.
Sign the new mail line petition
and help good cause along.
When you spend . dollar for q
years subscription to The Bad
River News, you will get value
received.
For Sale. One bay horse (
years old, broke to ride and drive.
Price $500. Il, M. Williams,
Philip, s. y.
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DiorIA. s d. Nnh. 4 lNLL

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Pierre. S. D., Feb. &, 1917
Notice is herby given that Lulu E. Allen
Of SuGith, s. D. mas hledpotice Of his intention
Eis cain, VIZ. estaar rtgr No Ssi made
Nov. ?, fV)a. f0g tie I}A SEM Sec. - and " u
~ 4 &ef-iitgi ~ FaTgSh.i4 3 n. Range - e.,
and That said proof wiii be made before Reg
istcr and Receiver, at Piar"9, 8 d., on April 5,
1907 az
lie names the following witness To prove his
n.innou5 residence upon and cultivation nf,
the land, viz:
Albert p. HartzGll Of smith, 8. ID,
Marian Mcpherson of =,
Nnfled AIlard. of ,. ;,
John Mcpherson OF Fort Pierre, s. y.
5l03 Albert Wheel0n, REGISTER
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

Class G, fret prize, 800.
Glass G, second prize, 2.ooe
| Glass Fl, FIRST prize, 100,
Class I'll, second prize, LOO.
Class A. The finest general
exhibit Of all kinds of grain and
vegetables grown from seed pur-
chased during 1907 from G. FL.
Leggett.
Glass B. The finest exhibit of
farm produce on stem and stalk:
smell grains, corn, etc.
Glass G. The finest exhibit Of
garden truck of ell kinds.
Glass y. The finest exhibit OF
/ field and sweet corn on ear and
Iatlfir corn and sugar cane in head
Glass Z. The finest exhibit OF
roots, such as bsets, carrots, pars-
Inips, turnips, etc. Potatoes will
be included in this class. !
Class Il. The fnost exhibit OF
shelled grains Of all kinds.
Class G. The finest exhibit Of
pumpkins, melons and squash.
Glass H The finest half dozen
toaatoes
H eisening the sshoge
prizes is thrae fold: l,t.To
ds sstrate to the wcrld 'ahat
,,sy county can raise; End
! &c 81 ao!rage the people to plant
sad SOW lois Of seed and thus de,
ve,ope tie country, 5rd. ITO
3arnonstrata that the best place
10 trade is at home in yonr own.
coaaty and keep the money ii
circulation here.
This composition is open to all
lasidents Of Stanley county.
The eaads from which aboye
exhibits are raised must Eli Be
rcllasad At g. H. I.a.gets's
afe "a t',lana or Fort Pierre.
Che exhibits must all be deliver
Led al G. y. Leggett's store in the
County se45.
| A eonnlitsae Of prominent men
vii s55 es s11ai,es.
/ ha esao' date of the awarda
win be published later.
Ttnaaliataly after the prizes are
awarded hey will be payable in
cssh or goods at the option of the
receiver.
| Now, then, pitch In, everybody,
and let as show what Stanley
county can do!
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14

For Sale Sixteen head of Reg
istered Hereford COWS and heifers.
w. d. Inman, Kaspar, Saily Co.,
South Dakota.
For saleI wish to sell relin-
quishment to my claim nine miles
north of Philip. p. r. Care Of
News, Philip, s. D.
Byron L. Glow, q. S. Commits
sioner, at Philip, s. D. Dates fer
hearing final proof! February Is,
March 18 and April %,
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-03-14
The Daily Argus-Lead-
er and the Bad River
News Oae Year fer Sc.


For sale or trade for low priced
fnnimproved land a stock Of gener-
tai Merchandise ia Il thriving town
in South Dakota. M, ID, Garduor
e G Son, Springfield, S. ..
If you are going 60 have break
ing done On your claim this spring,
write or call on Walter Peck Of
NV 80 -2n-19 Philip, S, D., before
You make other arrangements.
Lost-A double barrel 16 gauge
shotgun somewhere between SIM
Reber's place and Williams store.
January 23rd. Finder please leave
at this Office and receive ressel
Weed 8 Kumm wish 20 announce
that they will be ready to open nI5
their store with . complete Lire 81
groceries, shoes aad mems furnish
ings on or about March 18th.
A large stock of the best farm
and garden seeds in bulk At g. H.
Legge5t's Midland store. Mail
orders will receive prompt enc
careful attention. Bly v0llr seed.
II Stanley County and gst the best.
See f. II. Arnold about youl
Painting. All work neatly dole.
5isn work md paper banging {
specially. The hesS grade of lt5,i
aad oil on hand. II miles south
west of town site, on South Fork
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
ScOEIELD,

Mrs. E. w. Pitcher, mother of our
former station agent, is visiting rela-
tives and friends at this place
G. ]. Dunn, conductor of Scofeld
branch train of the Denver e. Rio
Grande, and family, after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends at
Kansas City, Mo-, have returned and
will be found at the old stand.
Conner Thomas, formerly state coal
mine inspector, but now manager of
Union Pacific coal mines at this place,
is sojourning in Salt Lake City for a
few days.
The magnificent school house now in
course of construction is certainly a
model, and credit to Scofield's enter
prising citizenship.
The friends of Mrs. johnson and
Gatherum will be planned to learn of
the sickness of the latter. as through
said sickness they We're compelled to
give up the management of the Wal
ton house. The same has been rented
to A. 9. Lund, and your correspondent
fully believes that in Mr.. and Mrs.
Lund will be found a very efficient
management.
The funeral of Green Gilbert, former
ly of this place but late of Red Lodge.
Mont, at which place he was acct
dentally killed last week, was held at
this place Saturday, the 23d, under the
| auspices of I. o. o. F. and X. of p.
lodges.
Through the enterprfsing manage
ment Of the u. P. mines, many nice
cottages have been built for the con-
venience and comfort of it's employees.
They are credit to the management
and an added beauty to the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
MANTI.

r. Leo Spencer of Indianola and Miss
Grace A. Nelson of Moroni were mar
ried at the temple Wednesday last by
President Lewis Anderson.
Abraham Munkestine and Miss Pearl
Brown, both Of Provo. were united in
marriage at the temple in this city
Wednesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Peterson of Sa-
lima were Manti visitors at the temple
during the week.
Mrs. Francis Hansen Of Molen, EN-
cry county, visited friends in Manti
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Belleston of
Nephi visited relatives and friends in
Manti this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben w. Alfred of
Spring City spent the week in Manti
doing temple work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Snow of Ster-
ling visited relatives and friends in
Manti during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Snow of
Kingston spent several days in Manti
visiting relatives and friends.
Niels p. Sorensen of Fountain Green
spent the week in Manti doing temple
work.
Miss Jennie Pettey of Sterling visited
relatives and friends in the temple city
during the week.
Mrs. Frances J. Martin and family Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
LOGAN.

The local camp of Woodmen had a
big social on Friday evening. After
3 initiating several new members the
wives of the lodge members were ad-
lnittei. They were laden with dainties
of various kinds and a fine spread was
served. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Larsen entertain
ed on Monday evening in honor Of their
daughter. Ethel, who is here from Salt
Lake City on visit. Cards and mu-
sic formed the evenings entertain
ment Refreshments We're Served.
L. c. FAIR returned the first Of the
week from Chihuahua. Mexico, whitn-
er he went on business some time age.
F. NJ. Teets, of Salt Lake City, spent
Tuesday and, Wednesday in logan.
The Crimson football team gave a
big party i'm the =. Y. c. gym on Fri
day evening
Mrs. Bessie Kemp. of Park City, is
here on a visit to her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Martin Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. McCullom, of
Louisville, are here on a visit to rela-
tiYes and friends.
DR.. J. A. Widtsoe spent part of The
week in Salt Lake City, at the bedside
of his wife, who was very i'll.
]. w. Scott, a well-known resident OF
this vicinity, moved his family and e.
fects to Blackfoot, Idaho. this week,
and will make his home there
Ron Thatcher visited his parents and
other relatives who reside here, this
week He returned home on Wednes-
day. being accompanied by his sister,
Miss Lou Thatcher, who will visit
friends in RexburG.
NJ r Harden, of Dillon. Mont. spent
the week with Logan friends.
The Usona society of the p. va c.
gave a big ball on Saturday evening
which drew out local society in force
Refreshments consisting of punch and
nuts were served during thu evening
Mr. and Mrs. 5. w. Jensen. of Shell
ley, Ida, are visiting friends in LO-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Mattern, of SYRIA
euse. n. Y, stopped off here to visit
friends this week. while on theic way I
visit relatives in the Yakima valley
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Pitxin, prom
inent people of the south end of this
county. have taken up their residence
I'm Logan.
George NJ. Cannon. of Salt Lake City
spent part of the week in Logan or
Sunday school business. and visiting
friends.
DR.. w. B. Parkinson. jr., of Lewiston
visited Logan friends this week.
DR.. Joseph r. MOrrell, of Ogden, Wis
tied Logan relatives the first OF tho
week
Mrs. Z. W. Robinson spent the weef
in Provo, with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stevens, of Og-
den, returned to their home IN Mon
day, after visiting for thres days with
Logan relatives and friends.
Fred H Turner returned 10 MagraLh
Canada, this week, after a pleasant
visit with Logan friends.
Frank w. Jennings, Of Salt Lake
was a Logan visitor the first of The
week.
Miss Ada Milton gave a birthday
party on Tuesday, in honor of Mis-!
Vera Hawkins, of Samaria, ida.
Orson Smith left here for Nevada OF
Tuesday.
w S. Simpkins. of Salt Lake, Wis,
tied in Logan this week
A. A Cooper, of McCammon. Ida
spent part of the week with Logan
relatives and friends.