The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-03-18

Lltlle Oh gfaIu larceny charge
| A lady of German extraction
named Wierfritz. of Cottonwood
where the eatherbys hold forth
went in to local saloon to get he1
customary glass of beer and while
there Weatherby stole II purse anl
sum OF money from the satcbe
which she had set down fer a few
moments. Fairplay.
Herman and Bruinard Poste
came in from the ranch near Ash
creek Monday evening AND tu,
family is packing and preparing
TO return to their old ranch nome
within few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Poste nave made Il great many
| warm friend, IN Fort Pierre during
the tour Year, that Mr.. Po,le
filled the office of county treasurer,
and all will be sorry to have them
leave. -FairpIay.
We now have the assurance OF ii
bank for Milesvillc this spring. \
Philip party has been Interested
and rs soon as he can procure lots
will start the construction of a
building. He hopes to have the
structure completed and the insti-
tuition established by the first OF
April. Watch Milesville grow
MllesviIle Citizen.
w. o. Morris has sold sixty
eight bushels of seed wheat to
Dennis Maker Of NowIin which he
will SOW this spring on his home
stead. We believe that this is one
OF the largest loads of seed grain
hauled across Stanley county to be
sown by one man. Mr.. Maker
firmly believes in home grown
seed, of which Mr.. Morris raised
a fine lot. Both men came to
Stanley county from Minnesota
three years ago this spring and
are firm in their believe in Stanley
county as crop producer. Mr..
Maker has about eighty acres
broke and raised about thousand
bushel of corn and five hundred
bushels Of potatoes last season.
Mr.. Morrison has about the same
amount of acreage broke and you
who live near know what Mr..
Morris did last season as his farm
shows for itself. this season he ex-
poets to SOW eighty or ninety
bushels of wheat besides consider
able other grains. .-Ottumwa.
Two special trains of emigrants
cars passed through our city from
the west yesterday. These were
emigrants who shipped from the
east but were delayed on account
Of the bridge at Chamberlain be-
ing out. They came via Mitchell
to Wolsey and the Northwestern
via Pierre and Rapid City. The
train being run over the North
western road. Work on the
bridg ge has been commenced and
will be in in few days. -Kadoka
Press.
j. w. Dalzell, who homesteaded
here two years ago and left, re-
turned Monday with carload OF
household goods. horses and
machinery and will make this his
home. The wanderers are coming
back one by one, satisfied that
they can't find a place better than
Stanley county.-kadoka Press.
At the town election held in
| kadoka Tuesday in addition tc
electing a full set Of town officers.
the question of bonding the town
for Is, 600 was submitted to the
voters of Kadoka and carried
The purpose of securing this bono
issue is to erect and maintain 8
waterworks system for the town.
A Ladies' Aid society has beer
organized in the Nitteberg settle
ment, the meetings to be held OF
Thursdays, alternating with th'
prayer meetings. The first meet
ing was held Thursday at the home
of Rev. Schultz. Trai
Herald.
Plenty of money for farm loan
! and u,:1l h,,~ ~ IN on c,orkorc ~