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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

tires next April. executive board
Tom LeAiuir. 4 neueWick. W. Il
Jones and J Z Martina
The principal session of the con
vcutinu viii b. held next Tuesday.
August rs. when the miners viii
meet the operators for the purpose
o. making an annual contract No
friction is anticipated. however
The miners will demand few
items Of minor Importance that
will better general conditions. es.
petlally Ia regard to tho strict oh
rerVauco OF tho eighth Law
They say that some operators have
worked their men Ia anme lines
OF work az much as ne and "a
hours
President Motain today sent an
invitation 10 John Mitchell. Of In
dlaaapolls president ol the United
Mine Workers 81 America. 20 at
tend the mcetinE next Tuesday. and
his reply il auXiousiy awaited. tho
miners hoping % have their dla
tinguiahed president here al that
Tins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

toll IA love with her 10 hegEed
her Ga marry him
For seven years the tribal pre-
iudice 81 the Indians agalnat the
white men prnvunted tho marriage
but recently Garfield ovsFcame tho
objections of the head men ef tho
tribe and won the Indian girl for
his bride
TWO marriage cNfmoniea were
held. the FIRST conforming 20 the
tribal customs and the second De-
ing performed BY = Presbyterian
minister AZ Albuquerque
Garfield ~ son Of W. " Can
field. ciltor ot the Utica Observer.
and the bride is q belle ~ the
Pueblo tribe They will work
amang the Indians al Nrah nay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
lNTERCEDES
FOR Bidders

united States Senator piles has
teicEraphcd a request 10 the navy
department Tor reconsideration
Of tho bid Of Mcclellan 4 CO. 81
Seattle Tor the construction of thc
new Puget sound drydock
The bid was rejected becauae.
although the lowest BID lt dld not
leave mnrgin enough 20 construct
the caisna and pumping plant noces.
aary TO complete tho dock. within
the amount of The appropriation.
Senator Piles ~ hts request
urges The possibilities that arrange
menta might be- made with MeIol
land a Co 70 pul iu the caiHann
and pumping plant within the
amount Of the appropriation
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new INTERPRETATIONS

tatar special brfvies.l
OLYMPIA. AuE The faiiaw.
lug corporation papers seFs filed
lu the ofllcs ~ the secretary "
state
Johnson NanufaefnrirF company.
of Seattle sie.0aa Walter A John.
auu. William Is lance and Frank
II kyia
Farlac Ice company ~ Seattle.
500 eo1 " v Morgan. "a Cal
vert and Wililam Calvert. d.
North Rend Mercantile company.
$4,000 p o Tnommald and Val
bofE Tnommaid
Supplemental arsielna % uafio
4 Reeds hsak. changing the name
70 uarte Son bank
supplemental articles ~ Jcn.
nlnEs & Elliott Inc changing the
name % Tannhacuser Liquor com.
uauy
Certificate ~ appointment % n
II Field. Of Seattle. as resident
agent ior the Milwaukee Land com.
pauy. 81 iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
WANTS pLANKlNo NOW.

The Barber Asphalt Co. which
has not had q contract from the
city since last summer has again
lost out Councilman Coaway. Of
the first ward. who recently asked
for asphalt on tho Seattle houie.
ward. a Job Tor which the Barber
comrany vas the only bidder. has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
BOSTON BLOCK TRAP-DOOR
CASE SETTLED

fae supreme court has affirmed
she Judgment Ia the case % the
city ~ Seattle. respondent. ~ the
Puget AnHad Improvement com
pany. appellant awarding the city
tho amount " iha judgment which
Mrs Ire Smith secured against
che riiY 80 the result 81 her b..
luries over ala years aEa. The
arFnuai a the Judgment was gT.Gsg
sith iniefest The case has been
10 eQnrt slnco February ~. 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Daniel Fuhfman the weli kuowu
tailor Of i0it Second Az. has just
received an early shipment ~ ghr
latest fan and ~lnfrr styles in
aaltiuka The patterns arr neu
and attractive and pfomiHe 20
meet Wiih mech fafuE smanK up
io.daie dfesa9Fn Mf F'uhfMan
carries ono ~ che largest stocks
IN tho eilY aud this IL the earliest
shipment ~ ulutef goods SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

oLf hpiA. Aug 8 Aner hasina
cost niofe profanity sud bruises
than could be- pfiniri lhe-sld irnn
trap doors in tfe slide uaik IN ffonf
~ the BOSTON etnfh 80 seroma
sv Seattle. have cost iha owner
81 the bnllaiug che FuFei Sound
Improvement company. about
s0ge AZ She ffsHli ~ one woman
alippips and faiiing upaa ono uf
thr gasgfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
COAL MINERS NV
ANNUAL SESSION
eHAufFsuRs atsrRAlNTo.

John lioge, owner 81 tho iloEo
building az Second av. and Cherry
ST. secured an Injunction from
judge Hanford yesterday restrain.
ine automobile ohauffcurs aud hack
drivers from allowing their yehlcloa
90 stand along tho curb beside tho
building, ON the ground that the
rental value Of his property u. be.
ms injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
WANT LIMITS EXTENDED

A number 81 property owners
alouK upper Pike have asked fog
an extension ~ the FIRST fire tim.
itM district 10 lnelnae the territory
from a line $50 feet north ~ Pine
a. 10 40 feet Hnnlh II Pike o.
and AZ far cast AZ Tenth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Cheap Excursions fast

BY the Oregon r. r. 4 Nav Co.
Aug :, Q and 10. Sept n. ~ aud
70 Chicago and return. s7i 90. 81
Louis. G750, Omaha. Kansas city.
etc, 500 Good ninety days with
atopoyerg Fun particulars at
Union Ticket office. u. 70. Ellis.
General Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
PE:ARY OFF


PORTLAND Me. AuE 6 Com.
maudeT Robert 3 peary has lbit
Cor New York. where the steamer
Roosevelt is ready. aud he vii
shortly leave for his trip 20 the
North pole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

win soon be- hero Prepare for a.
now Piper a Tafts store. i026
Second av ia headquarters for
guns. ammunition. boots. canvas
GOODS and al other hunters sup.
plies zee
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s-lssi rsrsh -rss sses Eas',rn.
ussgsa farrh et4f
Fsaiiry.
ists hsns b. wgtae. tfeUsra s. 40
s 'g,sss' e. = 3. srssss y
aesae 81 ffaasa feWl isisG. feaatrsa atr,
@eiltfa Gt iHssfa 10
rlsss saa Cement
F0ffiaHd crment fnpsFtsa per hti
49, rorflAna essasnt. c4ilsafnlA, gef
Fruit
native apfies caHf. 81 fanffFs CAL
lforuia aHries 81 ttMFFs ararNss fanrF.
q tanapaa hHnth y rtnfat reaf.
.Fss ffsas ffult g. isfss ler her
ih 81 MesfF FeFf e4riaiaaasss. tvafs q %
81 90. fuuek freiaus. crate ts eel auflnnl0
rtatr ff see .7fs HasefsufsHna. per tt.
1ls. iisssi .' "a r.s s.s.ss..
tive stsek.
ws,ssfs - = e swss psf q 90.
calves, ~ %. keee iamta Eu d. i'tes
gsFk. ie4c
Meats
s!sess rsr is Iss. cows psr ~ r.
zeal seer So o.. wuttaH. yeF o..
~ uiss sprisE lamb a. ise. dfesaed
Flsh
steamer iaittat psF h. t8sac ssinalk.
Fleet of Battlcships at Navy Yard.
sss
The oldest American make Of
piano Is the glorious Chickoring. OF
Boston Sold exclusively by the
Pioneer Piano House sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Get a Buffalo

Gasoline engine FOR your boat and
have tho problem settled fT ~
THE BEST MADE Geo. ~ Wood
house Co carries q complete stock
M University sd ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Ing decided that the work Vas too
expensive. aad Introducing BIN
last nlght 90 have fepianking pat
tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Talk With Brown

About that plumbing and heating
Get our estimate Contract or
Job work g. u Brown Plumbing
Co. EEL Pine g. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

IS TO 30 PER CENT CUT on
an fishiaR rods Clean 40 sale ~
all surplus stock Come In and
examine our stock Halls. tfti
First av. s~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
THE MARKETS

Every day shows an increase of
leY Fuf ttn pari Few weeks no
fruit or vegetables were coming
in from tho valley. but now fhc
fuferuuncrn pf what may termln.
ate ga an unusual supply are In.
creaaing In amount az the rommis
aiun merehant6 stalls. Tho green
corn ia beginning to disappear and
the local product II taking lts
place Wcnniehoe Rocky Ford and
Nutmeg caniaionpen are only Show
iuR. Musk melons arc a dfuE on
the market and are selling At q
very httio advance % the freight
charges on the shipments The
other fruits and vegetables are the
same
The rest Of the market Is the
same as quoted Tor she last week
nenss
Fmkime h1nsF. par reese. faat4tfst
Strained homer. per it. &c.
Vegetables.
Green cFrn o. na. a. auirus. gsf crate.
a. Hta. m@ilse eahtaEe b tAr teeia
O. 81. III hauss tsuafaes o. ia'ar 'rtfncs.
Nume nffHU. FaeNtf rfata De-. ser
aulEs sara o. EHaH oau4tftuweF. ~ f8t N
frt. ,ratr n ffesa rfrpfrs la ieci
rurar.frHa ser Hna E ffffr efarfl
~. 1855 aWeet rntn. tfHf sum.
lnef r9aashes itegais6 nsw rbtataas
urf it. &h Nsrs peas fei HurFf %.
tatErF L. fh fe lHHfhi1H. fh al aasus
mtf s4iHsh o. 81 nfilffFs q aaHl s.
Batter.
Wash iafsi rae. Ofefan afHaei rena-
Yates. EN Washington 1TfHrlrff. ~ ~
Eastern. AA4 fahCh. 80 A..
thrrsr.
VIE Taius eiiarzs, ifisr. Wis Y A. iiftct
QteEon rwifa. ass ueann Y A. ifr
rGEs
Washfuxinn LEGAL fanch errs fas 80
Talking machines Victor or Edi
Sons down and 81 r week = r.
Johnston Co. 903 Second ave. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

voice she loved Hoyt specified IN
his viii that n his vito married
again bis estate should 50 10 other
heirs But The money counted as
nothing against young Duffya
voice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
F9A Y


SAN FRANCISCO Aug 8 civ
Audiiof linffoa mast Jas eats aai
agica. aerordiug So a decision of lhe
saprrme cpaft THIS practically &C.
knoH iedwea that Taylor 3 masaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
CITY COUNCIL,
TAKES REST

Tho city council which has had
an exceedingly strenuous lie since
the election of Mayor Moore. b. ro.
ing 10 take q vacation between the
9Th and the 18Th ~ the present
month. the regulation vacation pc.
riod IN municipal circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The TUG Pioneer did not leave
for Murder bay last night. with
The BARGE sonoma because Captain
= @ hcalon. its commander. lost
hls license from his pocket in some
way and had no authority to take
charKc Of the tug last night lie
received written permission today
fQ sail and lcfi this forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
HuNrIMn aEAanN

buy your lat o. Il. n BROOKS &
Co. 1881 Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The way to buy tea is TO
say TO your grocer: Il
want Schilling's Best; / ID
Japan or Ceylon or Eng
fish Breakfast or Oolong.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't Ike T.. We pay him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Seattle stars Exclusive ssrsieel
NEW YORK. Aug g. Mrs. Fred.
erick Y Hoyt the young widow
of California mlnlng man. gave up
100000 20 marry I,Iiamblrd Duffy
q choir and oratori0 singer. whose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Talking machines Victor or Edi
son-si down and 81 week y r
Johnston Co. e03 Second ave. saa
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Pacific Squadron az Navy Yard.
$50
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Money loaned on dianlonlk r
Strictly confidential Reasssass
rates 20t Bailey Ridg =
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Infants Footwear
Special 35c

Infants Soft soled shoes
snd two and thfeoatrap
Slippers. made Of patent
and white oF al white hid
Can also be had In patent
aud blue. patent and pink
patent and cardinal, patent
aud chocolate aud patent
and brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Infants KEit
Sacques
Special 29c

~ $50 are white with
blue border. white With
pink border. .ld all white
"a a pretty ioobe chain pat
tern. with large. full sleeve
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per ID 81 hf=Firg fef H fi4k -
~ ~ fdanssfs. ~ q 4sas -
81 treat %. afalsa8e. 3 spazis sA'l1
Der lh s9aArs stINef anetlG 4
uiynnia nFmeFs. Fafa. re a ml a.
fst Fakfprss AHtc Elaus. - 81 EH'
fraaen rhaa per o.. tc. stis1a p
3D. it8tFa.
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Art Marble Co. 2olf Second A.
three doors north Of ViFksnk 81
phones iIss.
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gse ssisst raneh ~Fgs stc. Eastern.
u-Aa-n lar-.. .tlLr-
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Fleet OF Battlcships at Navy Yard.
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Nash tafai rae. OREGON ata.act rfnn-
Yates. EN. MnHhirEfHn gIrHrlfff. ~ -
Eastern. aAa ac rahCh, go sia
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ducements for tomorrow Note Die window
Comforts. Special st.fS -72x7sinch Comforts.
filled with clean white cotton. covered on one
aide with figured aiikoine and on tho other
Comforts, Special $3.50 -72x7slnch Comforts
filled viii clean white cotton. covered on both
sides with figured skoilne. lightweight
summer Comfort Specially priced Al $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

sYis Twins chsrss. insf wis Y A. isitci
Qtesen rwifs. ass uleean Y A. fir
rGEs
Washiuxi0n iocai faneh eErs. dos 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
A "Wash-Out' in Boys Wash Suits

Profits washed out" but Suits as good ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

eiteFs per 10. rAe. cows per a.. 7r'
fesi ser IS 90 maffar PEI fh
ffs r. tec. frfiua lnHnh. b.. lari Creased
haEA lh. Aatsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Special Values in Made-Up Shades

This lot Of Shades comprises the mis accumulated durin
Shade Workroom. Lengths from u inches TO feet
Shades Of best hand painted oopaque cloth mounie
improved fasteners being used attach the cloth to
tacks. Assorted colors arc shown. We only wish 10 get
Shades an order 10 clean up the stock promptly For
placed at ............. .....+............
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
SOCIAL EVENTS.
KcttlcdruIn,

Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Sweeney entertained the K%ettledrum
club at her beautiful home. Besides
the club members a number OF invi-
ted guests were present, numbering
in all about seventy. The floral dec
orations were profuse and beautiful.
Dainty refrehments were served and
a short musical program rendered.
games, also, being introduced, for
amusement. Mrs. Sweeney was as
sisted by Mesdames G. f. Schneider,
John HALEY, II. e. Swander, j. l.
Spayde, G. H. White and G. J. Buell.
in the entertainment Of guests. The
event was given in honor of Mrs. II
Somers. who expects to leave
soon for her new home at Grinnel
Iowa.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
Narrow Escape from Death.

Lead, S. Din plain view of a
number of his companions who were
for the moment powerless to aid him,
William Easterly, a machinist of the
Homestakc mine, had a miraculous
escape from death. Easterly vas in
charge of a lathe and his jumper be-
come tangled in part of the machin-
cry and drew him in. He was carried
onto the shaft which rcvolved with
him five times before other work
men could stop the machinery. Each
time IIasterly came in contact with
the floor. He vas badly cut and
bruised, but when released it was
found that not a bone was broken
and his injuries, while serious. are
not fatal.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
UNKNOWN Body Found.

Chamberlain, S. D.-Thc body OF
a woman was taken from the Mis-
souri, river by Captain Waite, of the
steamer Rosebud, last week and
brought to Chamberlain. A coroner's
jury failed to discover her identity
and she will be buried by Brule coun.
ty unless relatives are discovered
She is apparently fifty years of age
Her hair is streaked with gray anc
she has a ring on the second finger
of her left hand. The body weigh!
about 125 pounds and is 5 feet il
length. 1t had evidently been il
the water some time. The woman
was fully and neatly dressed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
South Dakota Authors Represented.

The State Historical society is ar
ranging for a South Dakota section
in the library of that society. They
will divide it into three divisions,
one to represent the work of the
Dakotans and Dakota; another torep-
resent the work Of men who have
at different times been identified
with South Dakota, and whose work
has been carried on partly in the
state and partly from other loca-
lions and a third division of the
works bearing upon South Dakota,
where the authors have not been in
any way connected with the state
personally. The intent is to build
up a greater South Dakota reference
library as a part of the record of
the society.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
Governor Crawford Appoints

Governor Crawford has appointed
the following delegates to represent
South Dakota at the American Min
ing Congress which will be held in
Joplin, Mo-, in September. w. S. Ell
der and Kirk G.. Phillips, of Dead
wood; T. j. Grier and N. w. Ire
week. of Lead; Myron Whsle, of Rap
id City; Mark w. Sheafe, of Water
town: G. w. Able, of Huron; G. w.
| Mellette, of FIT. Pierre; Prof. II. L..
Slagle, of Brookings and G. II. Full
ton. of the State School of Mines at
Rapid City
He has also appointed the follow
ing delegates to represent South Da-
kota at the national irrigation con
gress at Sacramento, Cal, September
2-7, 1907; Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Lea,
Pierre; A. N. Van Camp, Highmore;
Seth Plummer, Huron; Warren
Young, Fort Pierre; Walter S Ham
ilton, Belle Fourche; T. w. LaFle-
isch, Belle Fourche; G.. l.. Wood,
Rapid City; j.. A. Stanley, Hot
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley A.
Stewart and Charles Francis of
! S%turgjS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
New Passenger Tariff Rates.

When the railroad commission
was in Chicago the other day, in con
ference at the head ofics Of rail
ways operating in this state the in
formation was volunteered by the
Milwaukee officials that the clerical
forces of that roads Offices are en-
| gagged in the preparation of a new
interstate tariff showing the passen-
ger fares between all points between
all points on the Milwaukee sytem,
based on local rates in effect in the
different states traversed by the
road.
According to the commissions in
formants, this work will not be COM
pleted for several weeks, or possibly
two or thre months. 1t will take
much time and care in the computa-
ton of the thousands of rates and
in their correct transcription and re-
cord. The railway offices complain
that they are short of clerical assis-
lance at present, and that it is other
wise a physical impossibility to
complete this work within less than
a couple Of months.
The officials of the Omaha and
Northwestern railway were also con-
suited in this matter, and their re-
plies were practically the same as
those offered by the Milwaukee
railway, though not quite sc en-
phatic in regard to the size OF the
undertaking and the amount of time
required.
This question is one Of much in
terest to the public. Heretofore, or
rather until not long ago., purchasers
81 Of tickets that would carry them
across states in which reduced fares
had become locally effective were
; called upon for the old through rate;
or, if they preferred, they could buy
local tickets from state line to state
line. BY this latter awkward meth
cd the public effected the saving
: which the railroads now voluntarily
' offer. The railroads themselves arc
now responsible for the fact that tht
ticket can now be bought at reduced
+ interstate rates between points O.
importance. Lcy nav opp' "
V local rates, and quote a through
. fare.
The Great Northern has quoted
interstate reduced rates, based OF
:, local charges within state limits sine
the first of July. Soon, a furthe
tariff, covering its connections Il
Nebraska. will become effective.
The Rock Island railway quote
4 rates based on blocking points, II
each of which the rate has been com
= nnted on the actual mileage; tn
h rate applying to all other statlon
within the block represented D.
the basing point. The rates a
been in effect since the 18th Of July
The head Offices of the railway az
now employed in computing an
d drawing up a complete tariff, sho"
k ing rates from all points in its sys
e TEN to all other points therein.
The Omaha is supplied with a q,
q vision tariff, computed accurately 70
all points. The tariff upon whlc
, rates are charged by the local t1cke
office covers the Minnesota-loWa q
vision only. Rates are not quote
to other than the most importar
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

For fine job printing call at the
Union Office.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

Trowbridge. the jeweler.
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About Scotty Phillip.

Pierre, S. D. "Scotty" Phillip.
The name is magic in South Dakota.
In western South Dakota for a quar-
ter of a century or more Phillip has
been the uncrowned king. In me-
diaval days he would have been a
baron, or perhaps a real king, Il
from him would have decended a
line of posterity that might have
possibly included the present king
of Great Britain.
In the records of some church in
Scotland, fifty odd years ago,will be
found and entry of the birth of a
child, who was christened James
Phillip" Today in South Dakota, not
many people knew that James and
not "Scotty'' is the legal name of a
man who is known all over the west.
and who has always stood for the
square deal, in the ways of rough
handed justice.
"Scotty Philip came to this coun-
try from Scotland when a youth.
He married a Sioux Indian woman
who has been his faithful wife these
many years. He has reared a family
of bright and talented children, who
have been educated in some Of the
country's best colleges.
"Tw%enty-five years ago Scotty was
known as one of the few cattle kings
of western South Dakota, then an lr
dian reservation. He had thousands
of cattle roaming the plains west Of
the Missouri. He had a legion o.
cowboys with whom he had a sort o
system of bookkeeping and law, un'
written in any ledger or code, b.
which their accounts and action!
were controlled. Scotty had a mos
remarkable memory. He might have
as many as fifty men working TO
him on the ranges all the way iron
the Nebraska line up into NORTH
Dakota, some Of whom he wouldn'
meet from the branding roundup II
May until the beef roundup in Sep
tember, but he knew exactly nov
much he owed each one, and tn
without any book account to guild
him. His mind record was neye
disputed in a single Instance. II
might go to Texas, Arizona, or NeN
Mexico and buy several tralnload
Of cattle and ship to the Dakot
ranges to fatten, but the Who'll
transaction was kept in his memory
even to the price and brand of ever
'sdogie" in the bunch.
Seven years ago Phillip bought a
of the Fred Dupree herd of Buffalo
, They numbered about 100 head, an
had runs wild on the Cheyenne rive
ranges from the days when thei
species covered the prairie of Sout
Dakota and other western states"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
Married.

A very pretty home wedding took
place at the home of the groom Mon
day evening, the 29th day OF July,
1907. The contracting parties were
Thomas w. March and Miss Jessie
Pfander, who were joined in matri-
mony by Rev. Chamberlin. Both are
residents Of Hill City where Mr.,
March has been in business for a
number of years. The best wishes
for a happy future r extended
Mining News.