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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of July, 1907,

at Eleven O'cIock A. NJ
All that Iot % ground fronting about
nine feet On Calvert Street in Annap0-
IL. AMI running hack aud lying part
~ 10 the rear 81 the lot on Calvert
street which formerly belonged 10 Aan-
celia Harris. deceased. being all that
lox 81 ground which was conveyed 10
Mary Harris by Nicholas Brewer Of
John. BY deed dated the 2ud day Of
November. lsz3. recorded IN safd Land
Records. IN Liber ~. H. G.. No. n,
folio 80. except the portion thereof
conveyed BY the saId Mary Harris 10
Mauxella Harris. by deed dated the sth
day - September. 1873, recorded a.
AFORESAID III Liter ). III NJ. "a. folio
81 being the same lot Of ground which
was conveyed % the said Charles T..
Harri- by Mary Harri-. by deed dated
the l2fh day q January. 1884, and re-
corded A. Aforesaid in Liber :. IA. No.
-. fo.io -. The property J. improved
bya
Nes~ T~o-Story Frame DWELL
ina House,
. a0w rented "a a good tenant for ten
dollars per month
TERMS OF SALE One half cash
| Gu ratification Of sale; balance In one
year from day 81 sale. Deferred pay
menf 20 bear interest from day Of sale.
and 10 be secured To the satisfaction OF
the undersigned, or all cash at option
~ purchaser
A deposit Of 500 will be required of
the purchaser on day Of sale.
JAMES n. MUNROE.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
j. ROLAND BRADY, Auctioneer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-02

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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Township Election

\ specia! township meeting will
be held this coming Saturday at
Q,,igg> pool hall for the purpose
of elccting full set of officers for
Philip township, as we'll as voting
upon the question whether intoxi-
catin" liquors shall be sold at re-
tai! during the coming year until
the regular annual election.
Philip township as recently or
ganlzed consists of the following
congressional townships: On e :
north-tWentN, oncnorth-twe wenty-
one, two-north-twentN, and two
noith-twentN-onn. Any male clti-
zen, who has been a resident OF
the township as described for ten
days. of the county thirty days
and Of the state SIX months is a
voter qualified to vote at the com
no elect ION.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Methodist Church

Last Sunday church services
were held in the Pine Street Bow
cry conducted by Rev. A. :.
Loveall Of Pierre and Rev. John
Wood; NJ. f. missionary for Stan
ley county. At the close of the
service the First Methodist Epis-
cobal church of Philip was organ
lied with "a members. Stewards,
a recording steward; trustees, and
u class leader were elected, thus
effecting the permanent organiza-
-tion of the church. After the ad-
ministration of the Sacrament of
the Lords Supper a business meet
ing was held and Methodist Sun
day School organized. The first
meeting will be held Sunday
morning, August 18, at 10 a. in.
in the Pine Street Bowery. A
hearty invitation Is extended to
all.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Not So Bad

Five new prisoners have been
received at the penitentiary.
Sheriff Huston and deputy arrived
from Stanley county with four.
They are Maurice Moross, one
year and two months for grand
larceny; Frank II. Kinney, ono
year and three months for obtain.
ing money Under false prctenses;
Fred Goodwine, one year for
grand larceny; and G. II. Will
Jams one year and three months
for obtaining money under false
prctcnses. Sioux Falls Argus
Leader.
From the above item our read
ers will note that Clerk of Courts
Kinney, who assisted Sheriff Hus-
ton in taking Messrs. Moross,
Goodwinc and Williams to Sioux
Falls and looking after Ernie Sen
echal while on the trip, is not in
such serious trouble as has been
apprchended. His friends have
been expecting serious complica-
tions and could not see, consider
ing his actions of the past few
weeks, how a life sentence, not at
Sioux Falls but under guard, could
possibly he avoided. -Fairplay.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Finest Of cabbage at Linn's.

Finest Of cabbage at Llnn's.
|. G. Gilman Of Minneapolis.
auditor of the Peter Mintcner
Lumber Company, came in yes
terday.
J. +. Taggert has sold his dray
and transfer line and the new
managers. Barnett and Nelson,
have taken charge.
NJ. B. Spencer came down from
Elhon Wednesday and left that
afternoon for Minneapolis to look
after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Jackson of
Kansas City are here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. e. IIarrell. Mrs.
jackson and Mrs. IIarrell are sis
terS.
Mrs. w. X. Murley, who has
lately been visiting friends and
relatives in Whitcsboro. New
York, returned TO her home north
west Of town Wednesday.
Picked Pig feet at Linn's.
\ petition J., being circulated
asking the township Supervisors
to lay out a new road, running
from Philip nine miles dircctl,
north to the township line. /
will be presented at an early meet
ing of the supervisors.
Harvest oil 4Oc. gal. at Linn's S
Miss Freda and Guy Morrison
came down from Topbar Wednes
day morning. Miss Morrison will
attend the county teachers institute
and then return to Vermillion t,
resume her school work for tn
! next year.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Daily Mail Service

An Inspector in the United
states Mail Service was here We'd
nesday and announced definitely
that daily mail service viii be es-
tablished to this place next Mon
day. The antequated pouch sy,-
tenn that has been in vogue since
the service was established tC
Midland will be discarded and II
mail car with clerks in charge
placed on the line. Arrangements
have been made to extend the ser
vice through to Rapid City as
soon as train service is established
to that place. In that event the
people up the line will not expert
ence the annoying wait that we
have endured.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08

Toasted corn flakes at Linn 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ONiel are
working at Hotfman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Larson
went to Pierre Wednesday.
l.. b. Hartvick returned last
Friday from a trip to St. Paul.
N. G. Higbce and family moved
out to their claim last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stephen
son were in from Topbar yesterday
Mrs. X. B. Stearns is visiting
+. +. Morri,ons family this week
G.. ". West returned from q
business trip to Pierre yesterday.
Engineer }. b. Dyke came III
today from the west in his private
car.
'Scotty' Ferguson Of Topbar
returned today from trip t.
Pierre.
When in town put UP at The
Philip Feed Barn. first barn east
Of depot. 22tf
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Court
ncy was up from Fort Pierre
Wednesday.
Julius Bernau was business
visitor here from Cottonwood
Wednesday.
George Robertson Of Robertson
Brothers Lumber Company was il
town yesterday.
Miss Romcsha arrived today
from Greenfield. Iowa, to visi
Miss 10 Dwinell.
The first township election viii
be held Saturday. August 10, il
Quiggs pool hall.
See Linn's big sign and come il
and get the biggest kind of Il dea
in general merchandise.
Pitted cherries and all kinds Q
high grade canned fruits at Linn's
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
School Election

A school meeting Of the patrons
and directors Of this district wa,
held at r. NJ Williams store last
Thursday, August /. The oues-
zion Of bonding the district fer the
purpose Of building two new school
houses was considered and it was
decided that the proposed bonding
would be advisable. A two-room
school house will he built in town
and a one-room building in the
western part of the district.
Miss Edna Bcnster, Miss Anna
Stephens and Mrs. O. NJ. Culp
have been employed as teachers
for the coming term. All are eA-
perienced teachers. Mrs. Culp
teaching the last term of the Philip
school. The division of the school,
the employing of additional teach
ers and the arrangement for a
longer term than has been cu>to-
mary in the past are all making
for progress. The work from
now on promises to be very sue
cessful.
In this connection it is interest
ing to remember that School Dist
iict No. 10 is cocxtensive with this
congressional township. and that
it has an assessed valuation OF
over one hundred thousand dollars.
At any rate our poverty will not
stand in the way OF better schools
Will pay $3:75 per ton for ha,
delivered at the Philip Livery
barn. 22tf
Due credit for the success OF
the Catholic Ladies Entertainment
ought to be given to the commit
tee who had the affair in charge
The committee was composed O.
the following ladies': Mrs. Comes
Mrs. Quigg, Mrs. Bakeman an>
Misses Ball, Dunlevy and O'Niel
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Business Men Meet

The Philip Business Mems As
sociation held a special meeting
last Friday night and their regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday
night. 1t both meetings the
principal topic up for discussion
was the coming Harvest Festival.
The finance committee has al
ready raised over five hundred
dollars and there are other contri-
buttons to come in 50 that the
financial help necessary to carry
the affair through successfully is
practically already assured.
Permanent committees were ap
pointed Tuesday night, and the
work apportioned 50 that it may
be carried through with as great
dispatch as possible. The neces-
sary advertising will be com
menced at once, and premium,
list published within a few days.
stating the exhibits desired and
the prizes to be awarded. An OPP
portunity will be given for the ex-
hibition of products covering the
whole range of the county's agri-
cultural activities.
Space has been reserved 70,
Stanley county in the agricultural
building of the state fair to be
held at Huron about the middle OF
September. and the exhibit showf
at our Harvest Festival will be
taken, together with exhibits from
other parts of the county, to th'
state fair for exhibition there.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Tigers GlOmb Elm.

The Philip Tigers met a bunch
of Cottonwood ball players on the
local diamond sunday. Though
the affair started off little ragged
around the edges, it eventually
resulted in a first rate game. The
Cottonwood players came up to
the scratch in a highly approved
manner, and the locals were able
to carry off the game only by a
close score Of 5 to 4. \ large
crowd was out to see the game.
and it seems to be the general
consensus Of opinion that every
body got the full worth of his
money,
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Horses Run Away

Ralph Lee was mixed up in
what might easily have been seri
Gus accident Wednesday. He was
returning from Kadoka. and when
eight miles south of town broke
an axle on the buggy. The team
became frightened and ran away.
throwing Lee and his companion
out and demolishing the buggy
and harness. Lee fell beneath the
horses and was considerably bruis
ed up, getting several severe
scratches and cuts about the face
and head. He is able to be out
however, and will be all right in {
few days; The other occupant OF
the buggy, a Kadoka man, wa
not injured.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08

Sam Tceters was Smith town
visitor Saturday.
Esler and Arthur Wheeler
were Grindstone callers Sunday,
Rev. Bell was a caller in these
parts the first of the week.
j. Fudge was doing business at
Smith town last Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Peck and grand
children were over Sunday visitors
at Philip.
Frank Pashek was Philip visi-
tor Tuesday.
Thorvald Thorson was doing
business at Philip Tuesday.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
North Fork Happenings

Samuel Craddick and family left
for Huron the latter part Of last
week.
G. II. MoIyneux purchased a
new mower at Philip last Satur-
day:
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Notice for Sealed Bids

The board Of directors for
school district No. 10, Town On,
Range zoe, will receive sealed bids
at any time within the next thirty
days for the construction Of one
school building 24x32 feet and for
one school building l4xl6 feet.
Bids will be opened September 10.
The board Of directors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Further particulars may be learn
ed and specifications seen by in
quiry of
r. NJ. Williams, Clerk
n. NJ. Jensen, Chairman
When in town put up at the
Philip Feed Barn, first barn east
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-08-08
Fruit Jars at Linn's.

Fruit Jars al Linn S.
Leave your order for a suit of
clothes at Lint1's.
J. W. Davidson left Tuesday
for Adair. Iowa. where he will
visit relatives. He spent the sum
mer here visiting his daughters
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
WOUND
FROM TARGET

w. ~ Grlswold, proprietor of tho
second hand store on the Bowory,
was tho victim of a painful and Sc
rlous accident yesterday while hand
ling a small target rirle-plstol.
Grlswold was examining the wea-
pom, which no did not think was
loaded, when it was discharged and
the bullet struck him in the left
temple. Fortunately the ball struck
at an angle and glanced through the
fIcshinstead OF penetrating the skull
The Ball stopped in his ear, the hear
ing of which is completely destroyed.
The left side of,hls face is paralyzed
from the shock but this is thought
to be ouly-a temporary condition.
DR.. McMeans happenedTto be near
the place at the time and gave tho
injured man surgical attention at
once, Although serious wound,
the injury will, unless complications
develop, recover fayorably.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07

uomcnt Of colonies Of Italian farm
ers, The aid OF tho government Is
indirectly given this movement and
the government Itself is interesting
itself IN the welfare Of cmlgrauls
from the country The class of inn
migrants who viii join the colonl2a-
ton schemes Is decidedly above tho
rtff-rafr that Is flooding tho Atlantic
states and comes from different
class Of society, There are several
colonies OF the kind in the South and
in every case they have met the la-
yor OF the section In which they have
been settled.
The purpose OF the visit here IS
to acquaint the Italian representa-
lives with the possibilities and re-
sources Of tho Panhandle country.
Commissioner Schmidt rs greatly in
terested IN the development Of tho
plains sections OF the Rock Island
territory and he will lose no oppor-
tunlty for advertising the advantages
OF the country.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
For a Tropical Fair.

Mobile, Ala,--A movement has
been inaugur0ted here which has for
its object the extension of trade be-
tween tho United SJltes and the
banana republics OF Central Amer
lea and the West indies, An organl-
cation has been formed to be known
as the Gulf Coast Tropical Fair assoc
citation, and is proposed to hold an
annual exposition, including exhibit
tons Of tho products Of all such
southern tropical countries with the
Gulf coast country. In the CONNER
cial battle for the shillings, francs
and marks of Europe 1t has in the
past been forgotten that the pesos
of our Latin-American neighbors are
good money. Such a fair as is pro-
jocted should be a great aid in the
movement fortlfying that error.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
TELLS WHY THE
RANGERS CAME

81 wish to correct the impression
that some people seem TO have gath.
ered,' said State Ranger n. p, Thorn.
as, this morning chat l came here
unsolicited and That l have willully
been trying to Interfere in local af-
fairs.
81 came here IN the last of No
ycmbcr on a telegraphlc order from
Adjutant General Hulen which stat
ed simply Report for duty to sher-
if Hughes at Amarillo at once The
telegram reached me at Colorado and
Immediately came to Amarillo with
out the slightest knowledge beyond
that telegram as to why I was sent
here. l reported at once to Sheriff
Hughes and showed him my tele-
gram as my credentials. | did not
find out until he had talked several
minutes that I had been sent for to
work on the Dockray murder case.
l have since understood from the
adjutant general that l was sent
here on petition from citizens In
this town among whom l understand
was Sheriff Hughes. The petition
asked for Captain Mcdonald. lie
was busy and l was sent as the next
most available man.
THE coming Of the other ranger
was wholly on my own initiative and
for the purpose of doing some secret
work that [ could not do because
had become known. Whatever evil
dence We may have gathered on GER
tain cases must for the present re-
main secret but when the time comes
for it to be used 1t will be made
entirely public,
"Tho sweeping clearance order
which was made last week was for
the purpose Of breaking up the steer
ing system and Kidding the town of
some characters which give the Of
ficers too much to do, so that bet
ter regulation could be made Of the
section that was left.
"And in regard to the rumor that
a real estate move promoted the or
der" added Ivan Murchlson, the
ranger who is here with n. p. Thorn
as, Il wish to say that We don't to
this day know who owns the worth
Of a five cent piece of real estate
in that part of town"
eve are interested in Amarillo"
continued Officer Thomas, "Thcro
are the finest people this side Of
heaven here and lots of them, and
we would be the last men on earth
to seek to injure this great country"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07

"lIow was he drossed?" inquired
.the sergeant putting down AL the
particulars on tho blo,tor as no got
Them
"Ilc wasn't dressed at all" said
the woman
"Why tho poor child will freeze
to death" exclaimed Brady in dis.
may
"IC's my dog, my fox terrier"
said Tho woman. 81 think he elopcd
with the ashman's dog, My hus.
band, Professor Andre, was train.
on his head. lie doesn't understand
on h isheod, lie doesn't understand
English but will follow any one that
speaks German. Oh, my darling!"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
COMMISSIONERS HERE
Immigration Commissioner Schmidt With
R representatives Of The Italian Govern.
meRt Visit In Amarillo

I This afternoon in their private car
coming down over. tho Denver from
she main line at Dalhart p. v.
6chmidt, commissioner Of immlgra-
ton for tho Rock Island system, with
several representatives from the Ital-
fan government arrived for visit
I'm Amarillo.
The commissioners we're met here
by John X. Shireman, secretary Of
the Commercial club, who Is an old
personal friend of Commissioner
Schmidt, and a committee OF citizens
and win be entertained during their
stay In Amarillo. According TO their
original plans the party shonld have
left on tho Rock Island train tomor-
row morning but the double service
has not been put on this week so
the party will remain in Amarillo
i'm me noon train.
Tho representatives of, the italian
government are here as the result of
Commissioner Schmitdts late visit to
Europe In the interest OF his immI-
grafton schemes. In Italy there are
certain capitalists who are Interested
in tho securing Of tracts for the set
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
MORE TROUBLE
WITH INDIANS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Sturgis, S. D., March 5.-More
excitement is reported from the Ute
Indian camp near Fort Meade. Cap
tain Hall has arrived from the Uni
tab reservation in Utah for the pur-
pose OF holding a pow-wow to induce
the Indians to return to Utah. Hall
is unpopular with the Utes and when
they heard of his arrival they became
greatly aroused. Chief Appah is said
to have sent word TO Hall not to
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
FIRE BOYS MEETING
Department Settles Routine Business, Elects
Delegates, and Prepares GampaIglIO
Secure Next State Convention

The fire boys had plenty of bus.
mess to transact at their meeting
last night and took up a long scs-
sion.
After a lengthy discussion the boys
decided to ask the members OF the
library association not to put tho Ii
brary I'm the fire department guar
tcrs. The sentiment in favor Of the
library as an institution was unanl-
nous and the boys were anxious to
have something of the kind for their
own use but the disadvantages Of
having a public library in the rooms,
they considered were so great that Il
would not DO best to put the library
there. Tho station is now the home
of nine Of the boys and the placing
of the books in the fire hall could
not fail as they saw it, to interfere
and become Objectionable to both the
patrons Of the library aud the mem.
bcrs of the fire department.
Routine business in the way Of
bills were taken up and passed upon,
There yetrremaincd after tho sos
profit from the play has been APP
piled to the debt about 5000 on the
purchase Of Lie team of grays, The
department IS still casting about for
means with which to settle this in
debtodness and in addition to that,
the two halls are practically an
furnished and the boys wish to get
them better equipped.
For delegates to the state fire
mems convention which meets in
Mckinney in May the department
elected Charles Trollingor, from the
hose company with J, r. Wallace as
alternate, and Harry Britt, from the
hook and ladder company with Her
man Kerr as alternate. Chief TO
Miller and perhaps Assistant chi,
Tom Currio viii also attend the CON
yention
Last year Chief Tom Miller pre-
sontcd the name of Amarillo as the
meeting place for the convention but
the decision went to Mckinney with
Amarillo next on the list. This year,
if the proper arrangements can be
made, a strong effort will be made
to get the convention for Amarillo.
over coo members attend the CON
yentions and the city which undcr-
takes their entertainment must put
time and enegy into tho work. The
department feels that Amarillo can do
the right thing for the convention
and has appointed committees to Sc
cure the cooperation Of tho Com
morcial club and Of other organiza-
tons in the campaign for securing
The convention.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07

ton. Fitzgerald sustained the ques-
ton taken by tho defense. During
this debate Jerome declared that the
legal assumption before the court is
that Thaw is now insane. lie said
that the defendant is shown to have
been insane June %. last, and It Is
the assumption OF the law that he
continues in this condition til shown
TO be otherwise.
DR.. Wagner was on the stand dur
ing the entire morning session.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-03-07
KIND HEARTED OFFICER
Wished to Help Lady Find Her Lost
Little One.

New York,-A we'll dressed wom-
an, crying as II her heart would
break, ran up to the desk in the
West Forty-seventh Street police sta
tion last night.
"P!ease, please, find my little one
for me-" she pleaded. He Is gone
| know not where"
Sergeant Brady who has kind
heart, was touched by the woman's
misery. 1--WE certainly will do all
We can" he said, In a trembling
voice, elet us hope for I.hs best"