The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1908-11-19
The Great Empire oi; Stanley

Dericncc in buying a horse the
first of the week. a young lady
from near Quinn about IA or Ii
wears old rode a horse into town
and sold the animal to Shorty for
S4l. Along in the evening of the
day he bought the horse Mr.. LIS
ton began TO suspicion that probab.
ly the girl didn't own the horse
and he drove out to see the father
of the Girl. His suspicians were
correct and after little circus in
Justice Motifs court his money
was returned and father, daughter
and horse rambled back to the
farm near Quinn. Cottonwood
Republican.
: A canning factory could be
made to pay here, if managed by
parties who understand the busi-
ness. In many of the little cities
east of US they have developed CO.
operative canning factories which
have added materially to the
wealth of the community and to
the business Of the towns. The
business men usually take some
stock, for which they pay cash,
and the farmers subscribe for
stock. paying for it In products.
We can raise enough sweet corn.
tomatoes, beans, peas, etc, within
ten miles of Fort Pierre to supply y
tn, whole northwest, and the
quality is of the finest. At the
present time all of the canned
vegetables used in this part Of the
state are shipped in for hundreds
of miles. Ii some one who has
had some experience along this line
should try to get started up here
they would find it an easy matter
to get help. Stock Growers News.
Hayes has become quite a dis
tributing point for mail. There
are now four routes out of here.
The best farming country in the
county is adjacent to Hayes and
some day the best town in the
county will be located in this
vicinity. Hayes Homestead.
The Dingman home, located on
the telephone line, three and half
miles south of town was burned to
the ground yesterday morning and
Mrs. Dingman, who was alone at
the house when the fire started.
> lost her life in the flames. Mr..
Dingman was working in Pierre
and his daughter, who had been
left to care for her mother in his
absence, was in Fort Pierre when
the fire and accident occurred.
\ Mrs. Dingman suffered a paralytic
Stroke some time ago and had
never recovered from its effects.
Guy Jacobs brought the news to
town and the matter is being in
vestigated by Coroner Vickerman
and Sheriff Huston. Fort Pierre
Fairplay.
Judge David Moore is telling "
good story on himself in connec-
tion with the recent campaign. A
man who was working for him in
one of the precincts up the line
had a friend who was republican
but, having done him several good
turns, the democratic worker ap-
preached him and handed him one
of the Judges cards, bearing his
picture, along with the cards of
two other candidates, and ex-
planned that he would like to have
him vote for all three. After ex-
amining the cards the worker
noticed that his friend put the
other two in his pocket and threw
the Judges picture away. He
then made the following explana-
ton: Il would do most anything
for you, John, and I'll vote for
these other two, but | can't vote
for that man there. | don't know
him and never saw him, but he
looks to me just like fellow that
would give his mustache twist
sideways, shift his chew of tobac-
90 over into the other cheek, and
Eay; Three months in the county
Jail and hundred dollars. - He
had evidently been there. Fort