The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-05-16


chased a driving horse of Joslyn
and Brady.
Mrs. Tillie Kinney and son
Frank went to Fort Pierre Mon
day morning,
Harry Chuck Hall opened up
a barber shop at Cottonwood the
first of this week.
Harry Burnett returned Thurs
day from Kadoka after a weeks
visit IN that town,
Mr.. G. Larimer, of the Warner
Land Company, made a business
trip to Murdo Thursday.
Editor Rainey of the Hayes
Homestead was in Philip during
the early part of this week.
Howard Nichols, a homesteader
in the Des Moines colony south of
here, was Ill town Wednesday.
Miss Emma Hill, who has been
visiting Miss Orr and other friends,
left Thursday morning for Spring
field.
Mr.. Jacobson of the West Land
Company came up from Pierre
Tuesday and paid our town brief
visit.
Attorney Gilmore, a represent
ative of the Bradley Land Com
pany of Chamberlain was in Philip
Thursday.
Scotty Philip received about three
hundred head of cattle of Win
Goodell at the latter's ranch east
of town yesterday,
Don't forget to call at r, M.
Williams and see the dress goods,
everything for summer wear, all
colors and all prices.
Mrs. Livingston, one of the
settlers in the Huron colony, was
in town yesterday and left this
morning for Rapid City.
Sheriff Geo. Huston came up
from Fort Pierre Tuesday and
paid our town visit in connection
with the duties of his office.
Joslyn and Brady returned few
days ago from the Chyenne Indian
Reservation, where they recently
purchased number of horses,
Howard Simpson, Dunn and
Bradstreet's representative, paid
our town a visit Wednesday. Mr..
Simpson makes his headquarters
at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. /. w. Cole, proprietor of
the new drug store, made busl-
ness trip to Pierre the early part
Of this week, returning Wednes-
day afternoon.
FOUND. "A small satchel. Own
er can have same by identifying
property and paying for this
notice. L. }. TULLIs.
sec. z, Town. North. Range I5F.
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Dwinell
and Byron Dwinell were in towr
the latter part Of last week max
ing arrangements to prove up or
Uheir homesteads in the Des Moines
colony.
| Mr.. Charles Ell. West of tht
| West Land Company at Pierre,
| was in Philip Thursday. He corr
templates putting in a branch office
| of his company at this place in the
near future.
Charles Waldron and son Arthur
came in from Fort Pierre Thurs
day. They were on their way t.
Anderson's grading camp nea
Quinn. The Waldrons have al
interest in the Anderson outfit
/ Mrs. Knudson and children CAM
1 over from Kadoka Tuesday to JON
! Mr.. Knudson who is the local rep
resentative of the Fullerton Luinb
er Company. The Knudsons ar
recently from Washington Springs
] Ryan Brothers, who have had
lgrading camp ten miles west o
town for the past six months, hay
| completed their contract with tt
railroad company and are remoy
ling to Evarts on the Milwaukee
extension.
/ May 90 is final proof day befor
/ Byron r. Glow, the local Il. S
| Commissioners. G A number O
homesteaders have signified thei
intentions of coming in and furn
fishing evidence to prove that the
/ have been giving their Uncle Sam
uel a square deal.
4 lie you want embroideries an
1 laces 60 to Williams.
The real estate men at this plac
1 have had considerable difficult
until recently in obtaining correc,
Il ed plats Of the territory in th
!. Pierre District. This has led
some little confusion III the film
Iof entries and contests. a ne
!. .lset Of piats, however. was receive
j from the land office Monday; col