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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Stabtratb.
Common Council, 13. Wfai.


Durf Suspenoiruns Der Rsseln mar
es bisIsm 3weise mDsli6, bel snosiiltt'
ger 9siuns isue SrOinans an3unsbmsn,
wsl6e einsn fhuf Sabre @cntraft fur
&sparatur bss aspbaltpflaitsrs pOr'
id,rsibt. glnoere bel britter 2eiung be-
itatiste Srbinau;sn iinb: Pfaiteruns
Don SudiOn StraBs, Swii4sn SromIsp
unb San 8ursn auenues fiir etHsn
Beridt oes Wfetsrs on 9Oniumenten,
nadbem Der Wieter ssleien morosn 1T /;
fir Stsinplutten Seitsnwese on Penn
apenue, Swii6en Suuiet uuo Oelaware
ausnue buB ben @runObsiisern an
Stune suenue fiinf Sabre 3eit obne
9ntsreieu Ss9eben miro, nm ben ab'
,ussfanul Iu bejablen; oas Soroah
Dor benz arcaoe 9ebduoe an SSgomins
Gusnue mus inuerbalb 80 Ga9en eut'
fernt merbeu.
gteue Yorlasen CAB es folsenoe /:
S,npter -Rsiolution. wel6e Dem Di'
rettor Der Oiientlideu 8erfe perbietet,
irsenb Elm Yerion anSuitellen, welhs
ni6t Stsusrn beSoblt. 2bOmas DIR
oiuans mslhe porihreibt. oaB beim
9luirsiBen eines StraBenpilaiterS 9epiliC
SpOrtsln bs,ablt werOen miinen, iowiC
cine Strafe i'm unterlaiiunssfall. Oa'
pis -glmenNemeut. oaB bic Veborot
Der alieiiOren uOn iiinf auf iieben er'
erbDbt werosu ioa. 9reen -Sroinan3,
Die be3pedt. baB Die Soften CUR @r'
0iinun9 pon 26tsr CUR Siebenten 9lus'
nue. feitseitsllt weroen. Sewis -Oat
aae Yioiten an Siio Oiain auenue,
swiI6en 9ujerns StraBs uuO Dem Stun
ben gBalo6sn, Die iest auf BEN Ssiten'
meg iteben, innerbalb 60 2asen 3ut
0tinniteinlinie perlest wer6en iollen
Oauis-Der eleftriihen Sidt @ompanit
erlaubsnb, 2ihter auf Der Sadawannc
glueuus Bride aui,uitelen, I'M einer
Yerslei6 nit Der 9asbeleu6tung gu er
mOgli6en. @reen -ReiOlution fir einI
Yonoaussube pom $25, 900, Smeds I'm
terbalts unb @rri6tuna pom Ofentliher
aborten. WiDller-R Reiolution fir @r'
Oiinuns pOn Beed Strabs, pOn @sOal
our BittstOn slusuue. Ones-8itt
ihrift fir elm Siht au S8oOo StraBl
uno Sumusr Nuenue; Sroinanj fiji
0tiuelliruns pon SloDb StraBe, Dor
JtOrO Muin guenue iu ben Sadawunnr
@elsi fen; HeiOlutiOn fir 6eititellunt
Der Sinie an Saurel StraBe, UNI feitju
Iteqen. Oh ie Die uolle Breite bat
S,uDter-R ReiolutiOn fir Soiteniiber
i6las elmer eilsrusn Bride uno Seiu
bosen an Sim Struse unb @sbiter aue
nue.. S'YOple -0ieiOlutiOn fir @roue
ration oss GbUmus Surte @i9sntbumi
in Der 20. @aro pon Steueru. Swee
ueD -8sIOlution fir SOiteniibsridlai
sweds 9ssuns uOu SeitenweSen ar
Sroof StraBe. uOn Bennington Jul
Sruins auenue, uno an @berrp StruBe
pOn 9BuibiustOn Sur Sruins auenue
ariiSsrmuuu 0teplutiOn fir Soften
Gberldlas unb 9ldue swedS Pflaiterunt
pom @upOuie Guenue, pOn @reen 6i6su
Strase CUR Suniet auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
G6armante Sub Mnsiige
uebmen 8cFt tn
Stpciten stod.
Stsius Mabe, tn ,nfrieSsnitsasH'
Der @siie Sen Sbrissa bier
ans,updblen bon iibsr $50
naaelaeuea StBlea.

9teu srSfinet uuo itrableno nit Som'
msr SdDnbsit uno Sequemli9telt-oet
feid,e SBaIt, Rod an,u9, In elmer Shue
RON ioraidltiser Bearbeituns uno jar
ben. Siibl, luitis uno prattll9-otele
@epanSer fir bic @aroerObe ieoer wobl'
oefleioeteu SSrau. Sier bsfinoet ii6 oas
Gusaeoebntelte glHortiment pon Stglen
uuS grOsen, Die mir ie ueriudten, Sli'
iammen,nlelen. uno es mhroe uns 9ro'
teu @eiallen erpsiien, nenn teoe 9enaie
Ssfolserin Der WiOos Die pradttse gluS'
itsliung belihtiaen wiiroe. iest am @lp'
ielpuuft Der Yo1itdnoi9teit. Sret 9roBe
Salten lino uoDitduois oeren aufnabms
aemiomet moroen. Sowobl Spet ipts
Srei Stiide StDle in Ielnen Stnens.
9iepps uno Nineues. ROde. partireno
ron Sc bis 40 3oll lang. nit alien
@ortsu non ,ierliher Bearbeltung pon
8enile Spisen. @iniaeen nno Wfeoal'
lions. BerG 8nOpie ipielen auh cine
prominente uno iebr seIdlliss Rolle IN
ben biesidbriseu Serbierun9sH. yin
Wfobell in beionoerem ipiro bier geiet9t,
be,auberno ih6n. nit poll 60 lolhsn
SnOpfen. tiiuitlih arransirt. uno gum
Yreis uon uur 50. Damn siebt es Elm
msiteres feinss Wtooell (9lo. 144). bas
mir ben ,@lobe %eaoer" Ssnannt baben,
oas Gle li6erlid ieben peroen pollsn.
Guaeisrtist uon feinem importirten eng
Iil6em 6spp. ssnau seitnittsn uno Teb.
lerlos abserunoet ourdaus IN Dem Spel
Sthf Sfpl, i6nsiosrsema6t ; tann er'
lauat werOen in oil ben nsueu Shattlr'
unaen; elm ioealer uuo netter Som'
meran,ua fir 9enau cine 30 gtote-er
1T cine S6Onbett.
8iele anbere Stple, init ben ipissn
fransDIiideu Dtobell TOden. mands
beinabe ltrens seihneioert; anoere per'
alert nit Borten. Spieen uno 9roBsn
aebafelten Sn0pfen manhe nit Sra'
Ssn, anbere in ben nstten fra9enlolsn
Stnlen. Stnls, beinube jeoer 6i9ur
aupalIeno-uno Rreiie. bic iih elmer
Dtonomiihen SOrie als iuIrisoenlteueno
srmeiIen merosn. $3.50 bis $50.
slnsuss Depurtsmsnt -Swsitsr StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
@Uuppn, tpertb so @ents.
@hltia bis I. Snli 1909.

gBer fir $500 photographer be'
ltcGlt nnb oieIeu Coupon uorpeiit, be'
tOmmt 80 @euts trsbitirt, Ooer 10 Ste.
6abatt on ieosm Dollar fir anoere Se'
itellunsen. g8ir iino ibOH uno gut
sinseri6tst fir iebs 9lrt pbOtOsrapbii6er
sIrbsitsu uuS polite 3ufrisSenbstt pirO
SuSeiibert.
rGlsctric Pboto Stuoio.
421 2adapanuu slpe., SCRANTON, pa.
Seur9 5rs1, PrOpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Spbe 3arf Rptisen.

&. 8. Snpber pon yisunter Gue'
nue., elm Slasmann Der Sadawanna Cons
panic, ipurbe Donneritas I'm Sofs bon
elmer eOfOmotps setrOffen unb i6limm
seridunben. Man nabm ibn CUR Be
banbluns na6 BEN Wtoies Taplor 9O'
ipitul.
-Serr Bm. Sddfer BON 9amptOn
StraBe, weldsr felt fiinf Dodsn an Der
Grippe litt, fonnte am Srsitas gum
sritsn Wtal rpieber bas Saus perlaiien.
Gr mar Sur 3sit nod isbr i6wu4, sr'
wurtet absr, in furSsr 3sit wisber bic
uOlls Sruft srlanst Su babsn.
= Srunt @biio bon RObiniOn StraBs
itiirsts Sonntas abenb aus BEN 5eniter
ieiuss SettSimmers 80 5uB Sur Grbe
unb erbielt ben 9Opf uno Die re6te
Ssite seri6unosn unb Seri9nittsn, uu6
bsfIiratete man iunsrli4e 8erlssunseu.
SIN @Seitieite Soipttal bate man Soff'
uuns, baB er wieoer seneisn Wiiros.
-Sruu Dilliam Slider BON 9iOrb
adter glpenue ftiir3te ON SOnntas
Morsen, uls bas @eldnber nadsab,
pon Der bintereu 8eranoa ibrer Dobue
uns cine Oiitanj pom ca. 20 SUB 3ur
@rbe, baburd mebrere sebrO6ene Rips
pen unb S6rammen erbalteub. 3uerit
bsfir6tete man, OaB bic 5rau iia Oas
Giidsrat sebrohen babe.
- @m. Cant BON .3ebnter StraBe,
friiber Elm proiperirsnber @iieniuuns
fabrifunt, mabte am Oiontag einen
Selbitmoroueriuh, inoem er iid nit
eiuem Wielier iiber ben Sals ianitt.
Seine Satin, bic i'm bluteno in Der
aiide auffunO, lieB ibn mad Oem 0elts
ieite 9oipital brinsen, mo ss bieB, bab
er fid uisbsr erbOleu piiros.
- Die @ittwe Wiinnie Basner bon
Siib San Buren 9lpenue ieste iid ON
Donnerftus Oiadmittus bic Slsibuus in
Srano, als iie bamit bei6aftiSt mar,
ultes Papier uno asbri6t Su perbrsn'
men. @iue gta6barin bra6te sS fertis,
nit mebrsren elmer Baher, tpel6s iie
iiber ben 3uun unO uuf 5ruu 8usner
idattete, bic 6lummsn 3u l0iden, aber
trOsoem true iie ihlimme YrunOpunoen
oauOn. Der 3uitano Der Serlssten
laBt SOffnuns uuf 9sneiuns.
- gls er SOnutas Stadmittas ober.
balb oem Slap au9 Sal i'm 9iup Gus
Bari nit anosren Siuoern ftsine Sol;.
itiids als Soots in bus 0aiisr abslsitsn
lieB, serietb Der 12jabrise SarOlO, SObn
oes GbOmas R. Dapis pOn giorS 8rom.
lsp auenue. bsim SerfOlsen ieinss 9oO'
tss Su uabe on ben Ganb oes 5allss,
uerlor iein @leidssUidt uno itiir;te in
bas SSafer; er wurbe iibsr ben Sall
sei9wsmmt unb srtranf in Dem Yfubl
untsn, pabreuO Dussuoe PsriOnen uuf
ben SuBpfaoen uutbdti9 suiebsn muBs
ten, ipie bas SiuO usrssbens i'm @ufsr
rang. ::.3sbn Wiiuutsn ipdtr fii6ts
man Die. .9ei6s 100 SuB unterbalb osm
Yfubl aus Oem SBuHsr. Dus llusliid
bate eiuen jwsitsn Eooesfall Sur 5Olee,
Osnu Srau Gburles SerOlo, 76 Sabre
aft, @rOBmutter oes ertruntensn Sna.
ben, wurOe cur6 Osiien ablsbsn 10 tiei
srsriffsn, buB iie am Disuitas MOrssn
itarb. Die 8eiiesung Der Ssiosn er.
fOlste seiteru Sta6mittas su slsi6sr
2eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
AuS benz pberen 3ba1e.
(Nrfbalb @orreiponbens.)

- Yeronica, bic 9idbrise Eodter
bss 5rani 9rabOnsti uon Didion @itD,
erbielt ON Sumftus, ais iis bas fort.
laufenbs Eferb ibrss 8utsrs beimtrsibsn
pollte, BON oem Tbier sinen Suftritt
am 9opi, cine Ssrlesuns srbaltenO, bic
oils lebsnssefdbrlid be3ei6net wurbe.
- Sin meitsrsr @inbru9 ersisnsts
iid friib Disnitas MtOrseu su Ssiiup,
inbem Soiepb BOrra1's 9Otel beiu6t
purOs. Mebrere Soitsdnser wurbsn
I'm ibre @arberobe beitoblsR unb bas
S6unfjimmer nm ieinen seiammten
Snbalt erleihtert, fiinf S6infen aus
Der Slide ssnOmmen unb aud etwa s 80
erbeutet.
= Ole ROlen I@atter Puojewsfi unb
Wiidael Perhinsti pon Gbroop. pel9e
fiir,lid oils Salidmiin3er srsriffen wur'
ben, iinb Donueritas i'm Ser. Staten
@eri9t uOn Ri6ter ar6bulo uerurtbeilt
morOsn. @riterer muB 1S Wtonate i'm
@efdnsniB 3u Sort Seauenwcrtb OBJ
iisen, lesterer - WtOnute i'm bieiiSen
@ountp @efdnsniB.
-8illiam @riesoale BON Peduille
ianb um Ouuneritas slbeno auf ionoers
bare 9Ssiie ieinsn EOb. Gr bate li9
ermiiOst untsr bic SSaiierrUbre nabe Der
0intsrtrsppe ieiner BObnun9 nieoerses
lest unO mar ounn sinseidlafen; als ii@
wdbrsnb Der 9ia6t Elm iturfer Resen'
iturm einitellte, murbe Der Wfann BON
benz Der R0bre G titrOmenoen @aHer
eritidt.
- sIlsr Pirballa's @irtbidaft in
9be Pat6" ju Seiiup purbe Donner'
flag giudt pou @inbre6ern beimseiuht,
pslbe Osm Gaibrssiiter $25 entuubmen,
aus ben SberSimmer etua 5000 in
S6mudiaten, swsi anjiiSe unb sineu
lleberrud mitnubmen. slls Die Samilis
am Sreitas Morsen uufitano; warsu
alle Gbiiren often nnb Elm 5eniter einse'
itoBen.
- Der allssmsine 9aSen oes Steps
SrendtO 3u EbroOp wuroe DOnneritas
Wtorssn BON @inbre9ern beiu6t, wel9s
bic @slOipinoe iprensten, Die isOOd tsin
9elO entbielt, morauf bic Serle iid cine
solosne GaI6snubr unb stna 80 Pfuno
Wurit anei9neten. Srenbfo's Sieu'
funOlanObunb, iOpie Der Sieufunolunbs
bunO bss nubepOlnenoen Pfarrers
@biSmuOia, wurosn usrSiftet uufsefun'
Den.
(@prbonbale @orrsiponbenj.)
= Der Sunibdnoler Gam 9esis, Der
ihOn sineu Eermin ipeseu Osm Disbftabl
pom Supfer abiaB, purOs Donnsritas
0iadt we9en oem @mpfunS bon ssitob.
lensm aupfsr untsr $500 Siirsiduft
ssiteIlt. GOpuro Balib, Der anssbli6
bas Wistall itabl, wuros fir bas Sus
9enbseriAt sebalten.
- 9iadbem friib Diontas Ntorsen
Der Birtb Sobn 3oOnbsd unb 5umilie
BON Simpion nit @blOroform betdubt
woroen maren, beraubten @inbreher ibn
um uubsiu $4OO in Saarsslb, cine sol.
oens Taiheuubr unb mebrere Slai4en
S6nupps. Das @slb erlanstsn Die
Serle in Der Selbipinoe, nadOem Oisie
aufSebrOhen uOroen mar.
-Sn Der Siorbweit 3s6e Su Gimp.
ion erei9nste ii6 DOnneritas 9iadmittas
Elm Dsdsnfaa un6 @sOrss Pstro puros
unter Osmielbsn besrabeu. @s uubm
feline 0titarbsiter cine bulbe Stunbs, nm
ibn BON Der Wtulie ju befrsieu uno ouun
i6afite man ibn in bewuBtloiem gu.
itanb nu9 benz 9iotbfall Soipital, mo
feftssitsllt wuroe, Oab elm Sein unb Gin
SuBsslsnt sebrO6en uno Der 0tiiden
i9limm uerlsst mar, uub befiir6tete
man iunerli9e Serlesun9en. Ssin gu.
itanb mar Sur 3sit Elm tritii6cr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20

Den @bslsuteu Samuel Sernitein
pOn Stone gusnus 1T elm StammbaIter
sebOrsu wOrosu.
@sbr. Spruts usrlessu ibre beiosn
Sobb6fs mad Oem leeren @runSitiide
Ditli1 pou Der &ouriu9 BrOOf, nabe Der
@eoar Guenue Bride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
Deuti9e 8rieflifte.

-Sumss 8. SrittOn, Siie Yrdii'
bent Der SlOs Seioe GOmpanis, 1T am
OtOntus in gisp 9Orf Seitorbsn; sr
mar 81 Sabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-20
aleranssr's 0. aesiments aapelle

SOnSsrt i'm freisn Su SullsD 8ieip
Part auf Der Saursl Sinis, Siadmittas
bes 20. Wtai, psun oas 98etter es sr.
laubt. @intritt frei. ..1,,.-
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

A common expression is that in
vention and the installing of ma
chinery decreases the demand for
labor. We believe that is mis-
taken idea. Temporarily there are
probably a few men out of en-
ployment through the placing of
machinery which takes the place
of hand work, but the product,
whatever it is, is manufactured SO
much cheaper that there is larger
demand for the article and in time
the men who were doing hand
work are given employment rum
ming a machine. Not only that but
labor then becomes skilled and de-
n. ands better wages and usually
shorter hours. With the coming of
the automobile it was thought
that the horse was doomed, but in
stead horses are more in demand
today than ever-that is good
horses. The laboring man of today
holds by far q bettersocia position
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

1t may sound queer to eastern
people who are confirmed in the
belief that South Dakota is a land
of drouth and hot winds that a
drainage ditch has just been COM
pleted at a cost of $l8,OOO The
ditch is located in Sanborn county
and drains several thousand acres
which for the last few years hai
been used for a duck pond. And
this goes to prove the theory that
cultivation is productive of mois-
ture. Several years ago before the
section referred to was cultivated
to any extent there was no duck
pond nor any indications of there
ever being any reason for the oon-
struction of drainage ditch, al
though the land was fiat and heavy
rains, which were few then, ponds
were formed but only remained q
short time. But as the country is
cultivated, each year there has
been more rainfall and the water
has been accumulating there year
after year until it has become
necessary to provide the drainage
which has just been accomplished.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

In the springing into existence
of new town there are always en-
thusiasts who advance the idea
that their town is going to be a
second Chicago or a second some
other big city and present their
arguments pro and con-and that
is all they ever do accomplish, as a
rule. But when like remarks come
from disinterested persons, some
not even residents of the state, il
is worthy of sitting up and taking
notice of. Hardly day passes
that some hattering prediction of
Philip does not reach our ears of its
future possibilities and probabili-
ties. One of the main reasons is foI
what it has already accomplished
through it's undivided efforts fol
the upbuilding of the town and the
benefits offered to the surrounding
community.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

The Homestake mines at Lead,
with it's coordinate industries,
have closed down indefinitely, and
fully $500 men are out of employ.
ment, with little chance of getting
in anywhere else. The lockout is q
result of the attempt of the West.
ern Federation of Miners to die.
tate the unionization of the mines
BY the way, Hearst-the idol OF
the laboring men of the United
States, is the main stockholder Of
the Homestake, but his yellow
newspapers will continue their es
tablished policies, which seem de
cidedly inconsistent in the light o.
the Homestake affair.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02
Trail and Wendte will both become
known as the home of the Stanley
County Herald.
Dry Farming

So much has been said about dry
farming and irrigation that it
seems almost useless to keep harp
ing upon the subject. But it is the
very thing that we are most inter-
ested in and lest we forget, some
things will stand repetition. w.
H. Campbell, of Nebraska, known
as the Father of Dry Farming"
makes the statement that farm
ing in the dry country will be in
the near future easy farming, and
it will be more profitable than any
other. Two grand discoveries have
been made: First, that less water
is needed than our forefathers had
supposed to grow a large crop.
Second, that man by scientific til
lage cannot only double and treble
the present average, but can also
guard against long droughty
periods"
Our creator has seen fit to ad-
just things pretty we'll, and thus in
the arid regions the same yield
can be obtained as in q better wa
tered country with much less rain
fall. In most arid countries there
is sort of self conversation; the
soil is of such consistency that
when it is cultivated it not only
holds but gathers moisture. 1t is q
fact though that in many parts
there is not enough rainfall to pro-
duce the best crops. The govern
ment has taken cognizance of the
fact and are seeking to make up
the deficiency through the expen-
diture of millions of dollars in ir-
rigation projects. One cannot coax
a plum tree into growing apples,
but one can nurse poor plum tree
into producing a better and .
larger quantity of plums. just SO
one can till and irragate q poor
! soil into an abundantly productive
/ one.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Tom Barnes, cOnvicte ed in cir
cult court of completely in stealing
a bunch of horses from the east
end of Stanley county and sentenc-
ed to serve two years and eleven
months in the penitentiary, is still
bent on making our officials prove
it," He has stood three trials at
the expense of the county, but is
still not sure of his guilt and so is
going to carry the case to the state
supreme court. The LeBeau Phe-
nix, published in Barnes home
town, says" the appeal is now being
prepared and friends of the accus-
ed feel confident that the verdict
of the lower court will be reversed.
Barnes is about as easy to convince
of the error of his ways a. a Stan
dard Oil magnate is.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

ton. Some of our statesmen have
come to the concl usion that it is
cheaper to own a newspaper than
to buy space at so much per. So
some new papers have been launch
ed, others purchased, and the cap
''r' sorts enlarged. Shober has his
Highmore Bulletin, Egan his
American Republic, Basford his
Redtield Press, and Norbeck a
heavy bunch of stock in Senn's
syndicate. Shober goes to Wash
ington, Egan would like to be
governor, Basford will without
a doubt pass his plate again, and
the Sem papers would be glad to
support Norbeck for lieutenant
governor, if he will consent to
make the race"
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

President Taft got his fill of
being banqueted on his recent
10000 mile trip and took Thanks
giving dinner surrounded by his
family only. When the dinner was
over, he remarked: Thank good
ness, I've had a dinner at which
hav'nt been compelled to make
speeches, and where reception
committees lurked in the back
ground. I've enjoyed food-real
food-and hav'nt had to work to
get it,"
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

We are told by a state exchange
that the old time western horse is
passing. No where is it more no.
ticeable than in this section, where
the slick blocky built cayuse is
now greatly outnumbered by the
mules, crowbaits and most any
kind of q ''horse" that the timer.
ant settler could pick up ''bacR
home," to ship out with the Cal
containing his furniture for the
claim.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Twas very indiscreet move
that made by the state insurance
department when it purchased a
pair of bloodhounds. While they
may be used occasionally for
tracking criminals, they will be
used more by the enemies of the
present administration, who are
bound to hold them, with Ustrud's
buzz-wagon and camera, as a wan
ton taste of the states money.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02
Jim Hill is kicking on the ex

Jim Hill is kicking on the ex-
travagance of the average Amer
lean citizen. If the matter were
looked into we don't believe any
of his section men would be found
surrounded by extravaganza. On
the other hand his extravaganza
reaches so far that. he wants to buy
all the railroads in the country.
Consistency thou art a jewel"
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Granville Jones, editor of the
Aberdeen Democrat and cou nted
as the one best bet of the states
democracy, has formed a partner
ship with j. G. Maughan at Cham
berlain, and will locate in that city
in the practice of law. He will con.
tinue as editor of the Democrat.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

than he did twenty five years ago.
And it can all be traced to the fact
that he is now better educated and
has time to take notice of things
outside of the shop and factory.
Let the inventor do his worst-or
best.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

The conviction of Barnes, the
horse thief, looks like about five
columns of vindication. to Bro.
Mix, of the Fairplay. Mix is
never so happy as when he is able
to say, Il told you so.''
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

The framing of the primary law
has made it necessary for the
offce-seeker to get into the pub
licity columns of the newspapers,
if he expects to realize his ambi-
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

A great many people have been
buried under the delusion that the
electric chair was fatal, but a fe-
male doctor has arisen to the occa-
sion and announces that it is not.
Praise be tot woman, we shall
bury no more alive.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

The recent market report shows
a shortage of turkeys. Yes, there
are probably a good many short a
head of what they were ten days
ago. We can vouch for one at
least.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

New York recorded 4,6OO more
births than deaths during the
month of September. Evidently
there is a lot of poor people in the
great city.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

- 1t is taking DR.. Cook about as
long to prepare his data to prove
that he visited the north pole as it
did for him to make the trip itself.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Ottumwa township has voted
for the artesian well bonds, and
is now on the market for a drill.
ing outfit.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Cannon asserts that the no use is
ruled by the majority. He evident
ly considers himself good many.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

The construction of a building
which will be occupied by bank
after the first of the year is well
under way at Nowlin.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02

Since the new owner of the
Stanley county Socialist at Wendte
has given notice that the wOrG
Herald will be substituted fol
Socialist in the title of that paper,
it is interesting to note the i'm.
menss territory that Stanley county
covers and the seeming impossi-
bility of keeping away from con-
flict in names of the county papers.
Hopewell and Smith both had
papers named the Settler, Fort
Pierre, Nowlin and Philip each
have their News and now Old
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-12-02
MAVERICKS S
Happenings In County and State
Some items are rehashed, some Civ
en- credit where credit is due, and
some are swiped bodily.

The Midland Mail now occupies
a room in the big new bank build
ing.