The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04
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Little Mary STEINER, whilejump-
ing from a shed roof last Saturday
landed with her foot on a nail, it
passing nearly through. She was
Immediately taken to DR.. Governs
Office where he cauterized he
wound and she is now on the road
to recovery. 1t was very pain
ful hurt and the little girl suffered
considerably but bore up bravely.
Cottonwood Republican.
Mr.. Schryver had the misfor-
tune to break his leg in two places
last Thursday. He was on his
way to the claim with load of
lumber and was going down a hill
when he thought the load was
going to tip over so he jumped off
thinking to get to the horses heads
before they became frightened and
started to run, and in jumping
broke his leg. He was found in
a few minutes by some people and
taken to the Fort Pierre hospital.
His leg was swollen so badly that
it was couple of days before it
could be set. At last reports Mr..
Schryver was doing nicely.-The
Ottumwa.
There are some rumors ahoat
that intoxicating liquors are being
sold in Pierre. All these are being
looked into and close watch is being
kept as to this matter. 1t is the
intent and purpose of all good citi-
zens of the city and of the Enforce
ment League to prosecute every
violator to the very limit of the
law in cases where violation is
found. No matter where it strikes.
The fellow who believes he can
bulldoze the best citizenship of
Pierre will find he is up against a
hard proposition. And the sooner
he can be made to see that point
the better for him and the COM
munity.-Capital City Spirit.
Frank Bowerms.n. living south
east of town, had two colts bitten
by rattlesnake last week and one
of them died before medical aid
could be sent for. DR.. Bassett
went out and the other is now
slowly recovering. This is the
first fatal rattlesnake bite we have
heard of this season. Cottonwood
Republican.
For sometime past the depot at
this station has been far too small
for the business done here and the
first part of the week a crew of
carpenters began work on an ad-
dition of thirty-two feet to the
present building. The new addi-
tion is being built onto the east and
will be used for a freight room.
Kadoka now has one of the largest
depots on this division OF the Mil
waukee. -Kadoka Press.
1t pays to advertise. A couple
of weeks ago E. 0. Stuart adver-
tised for lost umbrella and in a
few days it was returned to this
Office. Last week we advertised
for lost pocket book containing
$78. The paper was issued on
Friday and the money was return
ed to the owner Sunday. Also last
week Mrs. Cooper advertised some
chickens for sale. She came in
Tuesday and told us to discontinue
the advertisement as all the chick
ems were sold. Hayes Homestead.
Attorney Alvin Waggoner, of
Philip was in town Tuesday for a
short time. Mr.. Waggoner had
been to Wall to defend Arden
Wood Of Grindstone, who was ar
rested, charged with assaulting A.
w. Fox, by striking him over the
head with neckyoke. Quite a
number from Quinn and also from
the vicinity of Grindstone went up
TO Wall to hear the case, but moth
ing was doing, the hearing being
continued until next Monday. and
in the meantime Wood was re-
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