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IENINGTON TIRF NOTES.
Death ~ Noted stallion Imp. wooIs'herpe
Great Loss.

IrNf~urp~. Ky. July ~ IN" thorough
bred World suffered great loss In the
death ~ the famous imported stallion
WnoIsthorpn who died week AGO At the
farm Of John Carr Noolsthorpe Was u
YEAR old. 10y Tibthorp" odt ~ Light Of
Other pays. hv Belfc lie Was a good
rncrr In England aud was imported 20 this
,runtry al the close OF his racing career
and placed in the NcGrAthiAna stud Of Col
Milton Young Ne Was newt purchased
by Charles McMsskin and placed at the
head al tho DakWOod stud. hat upon the
death of MT McM--kin he WAE again pur-
chased by col Young. whose property he
Na- when he di~d
In the stud Moolsthorpe has been a great
success from the start. hts get winning
during the last three years over tiSO.UO
Ms hest winners we're DOnau. winner Of
~. E.,,u.Lr Dab. .t-i-.! !-, !!!s a....- 80
camden Handicap here last spring GrApple
"a inner of III. Metropolitan Handicap
Fs-bton Plate Crsel Tho Fad. Moolw inder
Wool Sandals Barleythorp", Ia Gloria.
TAl, ada and other. So far this year he i
fourth On the list of money winning sife-.
August belmont who has b.~n here for
a Few daN- looking over his yenrlings AZ the
Nurserv stud, has returned to New York
Mr. Belmont expressed himself as well
pleas.i with the showing mad" by the
~ o. year -olds of hi- famous imported
stallion Rock sand lie -ay- that Foot
mint - considered by hor-ewen 70 he the
hest 81 the lot. and - far nv, peTforma noes
have surpa--..,l those Ot the others, but he
Vil not h"li"ys that Footprint has IL any
over Tran kp,h - ftf a. % aluy md speed
AR tf'u' rru"i
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TWO NV MOTOR BOiTS.
Ia, cuse and aIarrny Are Finished ana
Please rheIr Owners.

Tho tON foot motor Yacht lovau-~ owned
Nv Hanry " savage ~ New YORK under
vent q SuC'e~sful builder trial In tho Dsla-
ware last Wcek Tho oV nsr and tho designers.
tNN 4 stevens 10th heiug more than
.4ti-N~d Nth tho result ThA JoyeuSs IL
large hs,,uv ve~@al hHr Dimensions b~inR
length oy 81 Az. 20 feet hsarn Isfoei drauRht.
feet she - ~ The steamer type. having
. EraiEh' -iHm and ellpttcal dsrn similar
10 tina, on tho motor boat yiator. designed
nv the same Arm Of architects
She has two largo LIGHTHOUSES and ample
accommodation for tho owner and guests
h-lov sls~tTic lixhts. hot water haat and
every possible conV enisncs Tho motive
mower consists 81 two ion horsepower
standard engines ~ 'ha air starting rovsrsi-
hls TWO NotWtihs'sndinR her heavy dis
pla-emsn' aud largo difnensions JoysuSs on
hrr NrS trial made an aysrag" sp~~d over
measured mite 81 IS, statute mile. an
hour considerably more than was anti"i-
pats1 .ioyeu-a ~ nearing compilation and
" ~ 10 deliysrcsl 10 her owner within th@
n.I ,Sn a., ~ ,;io ss Sn% SorH " '"" y" "'
Gov 4 stevens have also Just delivered
10 her owner. v Bradford Of this citv.
IN" steel motor boat Ala"rity from their
designs. this boa, having arrived IN New
Work harhor Yesterday morning after
very -atisfac,"rN ,rlp from WI lI,Tnihsston:
storm N the Capes The AlaCrity ~ one
~ the Iarges' motor yachts vet constructed
and will A''ra'' great deal NJ attention
Shs has a cano. bow aud stern and one large
40, Z hn,I-a forward containing dining room
and pantry The owner. quarters are
heluV AZ and are unusually comfortable
and Hfted Nth every possthl@ convenience.
I'm, hIdiug ole, TIT light and hot water heat
The motive power ~ ihi- vessel consists
Of tWn gnn hor... power engines which prove
Nerv -a'isfartory The hoa' runs prsr-
IL ally without any vibration and the en- : ines
are easy to handle 70 to tn" present no
ATTEMPT has been made 10 drive tho boat
and she has not been run faster than -
m los although there - no question thar
she will deV elop about "a miles when she
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nam nan, UI>S ,BRO W.
hiraEn Runner Defeats Nv ~dish thsm-
nInn aud Makrs i.rrman MccOrh.

q ID I rI'ruly fprmerlv 81 thi"arn.
g - has been l',.u. ~ t,"-Iuauy FOR ~" lat
..uI. l,' Hf ."ar-. ha- b""n doing -on" ~ ~
Of ~" ~ 'n" international meet
.lr 'a'l To-. I.rIn OPT" 'rt.Agp runner beat
" id. 20" - "Ii-h Hampton distau." man
IN rh' a lu meters poe -fN Yards no time
wa rHuu'"- 80 "nd- and 'hi~ max" "a
-ait ..d 10 gis" " d. lindholrt AMI 20,
IRON. a tour - furpI" a haH,,. 10 show
Flrr -I'ru HERMANN. The IIufFIr Tuuu'r
,IHU. 'Hi 90 -. 10 ~" ." iui'E aud entered fl,.
49, uT"'.l- fuihuIu Ht- li- hest opponent
-. uri- Hermann al-' won 'h" io.l meters
d"'"tr.u' tho German -pfIut"r Ran "a
~ 'r" uil" ,hamptnuship for tn, Gcrmpn
bush nuul- AMI 'uli"g"- IghtrpdE was
.,rrsug 't, starters and won With "A lp' 10
spare. 100 & r1.Eu'"- - seconds
100 dtN- ut'ss.ttuy Wa arranged for
ir, sur a. vhirh all the ,ra"k- attended
H.. best p.fforTuanr" On the ll-i Wa the
ur" IN NhTl wa won nE " 1t" o. .
'rf OLD" 49, meter N - % sr.ond-. aut
-. b "a IN t'" hour ruu N vhi.h be Covered
~ a'uT|H'"rS 1'p yards
N...ls items ~ afhle'f. news from Austria
g.- fn 'nr rT", thai Hau. ~" G"rmln
-rr.r'"-. w II ~" in Ltr't- humpIuH-bIp
..r Nr b,"rtA "t Pragu" "a O. minutes
&C. eel. "uI-
a. International meeting IA been ar
'.usrN Zoo fHk" pIl." al Stra--burg on the
.'a' urr" TIER" Sc 70 y" IN dish. Prem H.
t.'r..4u AMI Aw"TI'au runners Light
MIN t'ufu"r formerly 81 N" Olympic
|I' UI ~uH HtU. t-iu. vii represent
rom lrtur Nuspli uI Wadnam College
oxford. ~.l t" o." English representative
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~ hiv ogi~.~s
Nf.'~ 20 p.sr aid mate Iu 40 moves
-rrrrIr~ 30 rroWFN 10 -
"a - - ~ ~ 81
20 So I,W ~ 49, rn 81
H 3D. D. W- N,H s.
H ~ any other > TO IN r.
Sn''.utuS ." rr""iFN - =
% PC 8
rp,uprF-F0~rFSr~
To reader, oi THt So are resprri'' lfy
% .r-'rf 20 t'rfiy rdffsr~ 40 coru~ .urirhf iors
Intended 'or 'f.> iruHT'frsr' - thcs. f|sN ~rs
corner urE l"I n1' - "ur1p,. solution, Win
hotter. ahffr.ssI % 40 pUgg'' r'pATt-I'ut TIT,
me 'Fo,i yiu a.nf delay
,r r-s o'Nrr -4r' -oITt'ons Ia rvoNirr1S IN
tsr..-.. 'n. Trors ne FOR ~tN header. ought 10 10
B4lr..-sf 20 to r,iito' ~ 'Ha' 'rpsr'T rrr
" NinRn' 10 Ior n~ed not Fi,r N
% OBJ, n.""n So. sou rsn 0r' Nour 1as'r IN ~
v Hst...r son WLr 80 .uI rAnnn' r"at~ 100
rro, o. 80 -" -'av' an''-s Jou get M" ODDS p'
pr " "a NorrsT ,rnn pawn roach
fnr ~, stgr'E -.uHrr u.u-' NS Transformed into
rIrnrr 90 2 3. uF ~ THIS f. IN srcortsur" v''h
49,. .tfg.' frWrg. sfNoHsN 20 va AlEAy~ INfsr
.'ro.' - 80 The point ~. "r-' ,s'''~' IN me
t'-it..r HuT Nurr' IN 'h"sN codes Whlrr arc
.la..r.' .oIr'inrs 80 ro'h 'r~Nr pT0ris-rs
-~. o. '-rnl ION Uoro, hoV. N-oIElNu William
FIh ats IIrun 'tu u Narn'r rhilAst~T ,Ela
~ I N.lHVHV N0rNalt onn
t.H..s.f -pI' ''Ir- 20. ri' Of ~ N = frnr N,is
DO NrH.---u~ Hfpoair %. George "nf Ninonh.
..s '.Hr.r.. Z 1-aA'. Ncw Norh ~ lieu
.rH... . Ef.t OF. fH''
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In thu. league IN" superior form OF '."
Athlefp,. the rise ~ H." Nr' lur. tear.
from "a ~, ond division occupant =" prom.
uent position and pennan' tAfur. ~" .i'
pruNement Of IN" Na-htnCfou- arD 'I"
rptrorraiinr Ot the ns'roit- iafr ~
the main dsN Plupment- to date ,
Games WOn and lost IN the 80 on. q
last wear Wsr' "a follows
National League pitlshurx s. = 'r.As.
- \ New Nors a. ~ GtuciEua II =
Philadelphia. 81 20. - Louis. - S. Nr"'s'a
- ~ Bo>ton. - -
American League philadelphia - = ~
York. - ~ Bo-ton ~ - Detroit - =
Cleveland. = 90, Washington, 70 S.. .'as'
81 ~. -. Louis. ~ Z.
Comparing these figures with 'h" 30
half ~, ords Of last year shows MIA cams
improved In the second hair and " ha' teams
did not With few exceptions there va
no great difference in the Two hal'r- .' li'
wins and losses Of any team. " 'h" -l''
general rule prevails this year the '"1I.- -
nov located In the tables give irdt
N a genera way 81 their respecti'- p" '.
at the finish. Rut muCa may baUI"u "'
tween noU and then.
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0rJNCr err CH,LLEvGERs.
siS ti,sbs Name sender boats for Race.
Ou Hull.

RosIoN. july ~ SIX 81 mo eight sender
boats that will rae" for N" Quincy challenge
cup in tho series Of races III Hull beginning
to- morrow. haN" h~en named The BeverIy
aud Sippican clubs have Yet 80 name their
Chall~nR"r-
IN" quincy cup will 10 defended nv the
Boston Yacht club. witch has named tho
fllen. owned 10y tharl"~ u curtis The.
Ellen has twiC" represented the Ho- on
Yacht club ~ challenger and last wear
won the famous trophy
The QUINCY Yacht club will be repre-
sant"i by IN" Maroon, owned by Charles
Francis Adams I'd III" Eastern NH'hr club
by the Eel. owne@i nv Hsrb~rt VI scars
The COrlnthlAn Yacht club. bv the sally VI
owned by lawr"nr" Z r~r'iNal. bingham
Yacht club NV the BOniNps Nv nsd nv {, gorge
" wixh'man and the Manchester Yacht
luh by ~" Gina. a nov boat owned by
Guy lowell
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HtRIEW y. &. Cruise.
To star, From Cuy island and MAX Cails
on the sound.

The annual "rui-~ of IN" harlem Yacht
cub viii begin on August and last until
Angus, ~ Races will be sailed IN the
port to- port runs for series 'uTs offered
hy commodore sullivan In the-~ race-
tune AllnNan,r u ~ 10 ngur"d on the hsndi-
cap bi-i-
Anchorage on saturday. August The
runs will 10 n follows
August : 80 Island tn RlArk ltock HARROW
August Nark Wosk 30 Thimhle Islands August
. "A II h~ spent IN port and there ~il hc water
,-ovts and dinghy rsrr>, august 10. Ihirhle
i.lard> u, Morris Cove August ~. Norris Cove
Ia Port f~rerson august y. Fort Je-erson Ia
. Io,d's Har'por August ~ Itoyds HsrhoT 70
Sea tUr where the Sect will disband
IN. fleets ~ the Harlem and New koc heiie
Yacht clubs will 10 at The Ihimble Islands
IN. -atn. dav August .. and there should
In a fine afternoon 81 sport
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TOPICS OF THE DIAMOND
CHANCES or CLUBS ON FIR>T
mar RECORDA


Taking tho percentages Of tho club. .,
the big leagues and applying Wha' ,s.
dons last year as basis OF comp4ra,.,I
for what may he oKpectea thl. 81,
the mathematical chances ase against e.'b.,
champion repeating this year This Or.
ceduro IL good only 80 far as Il gos. IL.
trouble IL TO tell how far II will GO or reason,
bly, may be expected to go. The rrs, AaIt
Of the season IL far from infAllibls a. A .tsr
OF what 60 expect from tho soconi A,I
hut half a season II a sufficient length ~
time to give Indication IN a general Nav .,
What the nnish will bo and Is as good has
az any for calculation on what is ,e' Fol-,
come.
Al the halfway mark in the INa rae,
both the Ptttsburg and Detroit teams ve-.
better situated than at THE hallway mar.
this year. The outlook OF zach for vinrir,
the championship was much better no
PittsburGs had percentage Of ~ When
the 1000 SEASON was half over This vaa-
at the same time their percentage Nss onlr
sac nearly 700 points less. In the last h.f
Of the 1900 season they Just doubled Their
number OF defeats and victories
Granting that their rivals will keep I'D
the same relative speed for the rest ~ IN,
season, the Pirates will have to do a GOOD
deal better than double their victoris. 10
win tho penn snt this year. Doubling Their
victories this year they would win seventy.
eight games. Last year they won 10
Therefore they will have to go much faster
than they have been going. play q much
stronger game relatively than in the second
half last year or their rivals slow up a good
deal for them to win the nag this year
While IL Il true that the Detroits made A
DOOR start last year and still won the pen
-. -. .-,,..,h.i.-. -. -, 80. :.
at the half way period than this year They
had made their squirt and conc TO the front
by the middle OF July In 1909. The middle
OF July. 1910, found them IN fourth pla .
Their percentage AT the mtddle OF july.
Of July, 1910. Vas .5N, q poiIas less Ihev
won ATTY games in the nrst hall OF the can
pAign q year ago and forty eight IN the
second hAH. lhey aren plASihg a. vel
as . year ago, and yet, unless IN the M
probable event OF their opponents -lump,nS
win than last year 10 grab the pennan'
so IL l. plain that the mathematical 'hancss
are against their reCapturing M" han
pionship. To do 40 they must needs spurt
What about the other teams and thar
o,,,,a0L %, hi. y.ar h.s.d on ~bs, ,b.v
ou,V"H 'o' ~ ., y, =. 49,.
year ago the Giants were third. but WITH
n better percentage than a. the half Nav
- 80. - Tha,. had , D.,,.,,.,.
ni"in '"N - - -,
OF .ols III lV' !" w" h7hN"N s'S''"u, -
do quite a. well in the second half last wear
as In IN. rr.t. hut one thing in their favor
this wear u that IN. rare is closer
The Cubs will NOR. than have to doubl.
their nrst half victories TO win a. many
games a. last year, hut the same thing an
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-loN.L LH.ar. rrHsr R,t.y. isa

Note tho samsnoss m the relative stand
ing- 81 the middle Of the 1870 and 1910 49,
-onS Also note how nearly the finish OF
1870 has been cnrriOd out 10 date 10 lH'"
tho various clubs making about IN" same
comparative showing he strong ar" Il.
strong and N" weak still weak The f4Fs
hor-o~ that we're to work their WpN mt" ne
first division so far give no indiCA'ior ma
thsy will do 90 II looks "a " ~ shall have
to wait another year before N" -peei
Young teams which ara 10 ousi ih" In'
not"hrr~ do Gust them The only dlTol
sncH 81 moment - that IN" teams are NOR"
evenly matched
The American letgue tables are a. r..
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cred 'hrough the last few moves 90 ai>o Is
prrN rut~u
Mssing one % the nn~>t mates ever PLAYED
Among the competitions OF the inter-
national tournament 40 Hamburg ~ the
Russian PLAYER ArKhlue. youth OF -
wears \ game recently played by this
ApeTt AGAINST t'rrgOTN VA the MI Russian
Tournament With notes hv ). leresch-
trhenko. tran~lataI hy a contributor to the
u ft.h 'tr,. uug'slH' follows
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- SNk' WIN-kR
u. o, .ome oe.cgt. ,s.@on mis- now Is
's' Inc following Interesting yars ton. pre-
sertiug di"cIlr"s for both sides should be
Map In the HAndbuch the conunp
auon ~ ~ and mp oh rs,uIJns 10 az
'2'"f K,l q H. H' is X; ;'I Sku &
= 81. g S'. G =, y, s,k,"pp, e9; kKKS' 10
S's 10 = rs aud black has an attack that
,1'p, CON rrn,s TO- 'of the los OF the eSchAnge
.,c ' he ,e' 4 rS9S JAZZ O Sh o ~ss %" i nus
ne: 10 S,rarr ne los OF : p ,.I.cE 4; cGm
: 81 n &c = 80 Te' 2 (: :.
-. h' ~. o.; castles OR. With winning
. T. NR5 b., also = GOOD move herr.
A. u prev cnt, Em'' from playing the hAmpennS
o.. 70, anly attending the but preparing
unou ~ r'r. NNR - 0NH. kI- ~. ana BLACK :
". o., Mai raano, cs,uc In face OF the opcn
- vogu not IS rs have ben better
l- - o. Ne r,r and then " kB ~ n Arcord
= =, h-nutl''' ,nt sound sacrincs MACK
A., ontgcd 10 tai, The u. a''er v hi'h his gam
O,H n 1T y 10 ~As threatened - ~
= JKn 3: rNkP. Qr,r y ~. g. Sn:,
? kEa.Vl,h a aiming position u : r.
whl,. con.g,', 'n' s,,sok IN asrsh,
rot 'ra' 80" = = u'I1s 20 - rNVP and u Gta
rn,l gam ', tenrit"l lost
white rrr',rns great r-,ii' on the young ruSs'e-
rHoupN 80 = ur HngRop
tIs.k fp Ti~r~.
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THE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
rs NHIECHTER TO 10 THE
TRIGk MlIN ~ HiNBI RG =
MarshaIls defeat nj the Eaud of Tarta-
hover MAJ Io>r fIr>t prize for IiiTn
Many New Nouns PLAYERS IN the
Hins 10 Var no Nothing sIartllnE.

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IN" l"ah ~" '''I' '''.. .'' ~
the draw IN fH. HrfN ru.I.I vrfH MAr-'uU
making his position .I. 90" NOR" -",ur'
SIN th.r. ..,,.r i.,- r...r, . ...r-.-f Of ri.
H,i'l me-" NJ ~ ~ -. ~,
nature IN Nh'H i''T" nav ''' 80" '''"'
nrh,,iy can a. vim, VIII he. IA .turr tor tho
- -, 80, ga. ,,.,, ,,,I,, t,,,,J.
mess worm ' ,"" nov '''''' ,'''",
Beginn,ng With h"N' SUNDAY lhL SIS
will give the tarulH'sl scores indicating
the results Of all me game. played 20 dat"
=. -, a. -, ,I,.-.,..' =, IN ,,,,,t
mus, ." STra, r,ea,ir" y" Az rem,
ot the Nmer"hh 'hAihb'"h =" 80 'h'> I'"N''
getting into -pirudd form. tor 10 "a ~ against
Tarras,h and Salvr and draw with :. i,"vh.
Ter ,n mr.. ,or-.rt,.,. d,,. 4 - L.. ord
To be proud n.
severe loss vas VISITED upon The RrooN-
Nn 'hes, I'M III ~" sudden a"Alh "i h"'.''
curt. Who IN the lat ten wears had coin" To-
% "E"'"'', ~ NV n' '> ".'. .', ~ D."
mat hes With other clubs Itt ."ud ALWAYS
he Depended upon t. save q NI-.'.us "Ef"T.
hard tu-~l" IN" 'ru"~1 too, u,a " ~.
Monday art.runou. ~.r,t. o.. r,.nr, nuiu. ,rd
over the remains 70. Fa'r"- ,-"rr, chap.
A., ~, ',,. r,.,,,.i.r ,...- ,I., N lr,.m
w a. = r.,.t..,,. T.. 10, ,,.J NJ.
ST NM. = = .uvlci.cr. Mics lmut VI
Monh Mis- LAZY i',", \ ,. >""'''.' "n1
u nelm, y, hts -s'l' 81 'h"-- n'- r'..>i' al
accomplishment and Nl- -"ua. Wanu"r-
nj ~ va" ". ,,i',, -. 10. -. ~ ,r-,
Be wiser and Ro,,.. 49,, ,,m,u,,t," ,rrl
nh s W", ,u'H w A., l.'''''. g. '. wv =, W,
.scaiions and am" 'r@lnl Ma.,.. nu-"t'-
plAc- a, Greenwood ,"mct"r, "a -" tom.
Among the floral 'rihur"- was q 'trc" wreath
Inc .sne evening 'b. dire ru-~ OF Inc
BROOKLYN Chc~- ,1uh hal, q -r,, ia' meet .ur
aoi., ,s ~, d,,, ~
The RrnokIvn th.-. ,luh having learned
rmnn "'"P '''''' '' wv "''' '' '''
s,,.,,,, Tho, %, hi. death ,s, r,.e VA. los,
one ~ ~ most e>trcrr' rr' 'osa. rcu "'.>
sds % 81 Ne ,icrS- ~ cic>, MI, rr ,,c
FsSSs : T'sn Of rTrsh, 'e--,,'rr ,ni - .,.
spr .r t,, "' Wa, - W., ,'' 49,,
nur,sp n,trfs W. ,lr,.,r~ D., ..r,,r ,-.. ,,.-...'
10 Nis hsrr,,cd rrn.'r- 80 'tr..', u.- o. s.~.,
" The r.'S appended letter explain, ,..u
ny CO. % ! ~, ii,, rs r:;s 1','
'"> i'H ~,
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From tho columns - 'Hr N... ''....-' w'
gathsr hat rhss, - aoHrsF'ug To- .H. rH .'ri.'
Club -uF'rhrs are 'Ns order 80 '". 800 a
rlatrh '1F 'ns rhHulTI0 -hIu ~ "n... HffI'H
T. recorded r~tv''n ~ bIsf'r HrI ..rg
hstr1. which Er |nr Nis.|' N.-H
Rslil~ young lady - YEA. ~ AZ u'r.'"r
~ ths Narfyh"vg hos 'I.... r.1'r .H''".>'. ..H
for her rN.h and v" rrrroziHnr $50. r-rl u' '~r
1kiu sfirh occurred I'M match ''tv'"u ''H
IurhAn and MsrifghUr- hes t.aH- Tho wa.
the rest"r, ~" p"o'idci VIII '.rn."H" move.
and game
IN the nfstSh hs'V ~~r flr'Hr M. NHnFHurs
on " MT NOnd4y 80 NAr|ffu.rr
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-05-19

An artesian well, the first in
Pennington county, was struck
near Quinn. on the place of j.
Clarambean, at a depth of 9S feet,
by Well Digger G. M. Tracey,
while drilling for water. After
penetrating through three foot
rock the water rushed to the top
of the ground and about six feet
above. This proves that artesian
wells can be obtained in this terri
tory. The water in this one is soft
and good and it is not hot as it is
in SO many of the artesian wells of
this state.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-05-19
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between r. Nj. Williams and Har.
ry S. Graham, doing business at
Milesville, 5, d., under the firm
name of Williams & Graham, has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due the firm of Will
Jams 4 Graham are payable to II.
S. Graham & Co., and all bills ow-
ing by the firm of Williams & Gra-
ham are assumed by II. S. Graham
& Co.
Dated May 10Th 1910.
K. M. Williams
Harry :. Graham
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was served. Prof. Schmidt and
Miss Stewart of the Miller schools
and number of young men from
that enterprlsing little city were
among the guests.
The board of county commission
ers is in special session this week
acting on bids for bridges and
other matters. A. G. Kingsbury of
Cottonwood presented the lowest
bids and was awarded the contract
for building seven bridges, the to-
tai being $3l16.33. All the COM
missioners have been present ex-
cept Eb Jones.
Peter Chesser, who has been
wanted some time for the larceny
of q horse, started work Wednes-
day at one of the railroad camps
north of Blunt. Words of his
whereabouts was sent to the local
officials. Justice Mcclure issued a
warrant, Sheriff Huston served it
during the afternoon. and Chesser
spent Wednesday night in the
Stanley county Jail where he will
probably remain until the October
term of court.
An artesian gas well has just
been completed on the Sonnechein
ranch on War creek. about twenty
miles. southwest of Fort Pierre,
the flow being secured at depth
of 1900 feet, with good supply
of both water and gas. The water
flow is estimated by the drillers at
200 gallons a minute, and will give
a fine supply to the ranch on which
Mr.. Sonneschein handles his cattle.
T. J. Maupin was an arrival
from his home near Leslie yester-
day morning. Mr.. Maupin was the
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-05-19
A Pursuit Race In The Air

An exciting contest in the air
took place last week in England.
Louis Paulhan, a French aviator,
flew in his aeroplane from London
to Manchester, a distance of one
hundred and eighty-fve miles,
with only one stop. His rival,
Graham White, an Englishman,
left London an hour later than
Paulhan, and succeeded in getting
within sixty miles of Manchester.
The aviators were trying to win
the prize of $4,000 offered by the
London "Daily Mail'' for the first
fight from London to Manchester
with not more than two stops. Mr..
White had already made one un-
successful attempt several days
before, and when NJ. Paulhan sud-
denly came over from France to
compete with him public interest
and excitement rose high. The
French aviator stole a march on
his British rival. He started on his
fight at half past five Wednesday
afternoon, when White had gone
to bed after hours of exhausting
work in getting his machine ready
for the flight which he expected
both would attempt She next day.
White was Immediately informed
of Paulhan's start, and pluckily
set out after him with the least
possible delay. Paulhan flew one
hundred and seventeen miles that
night,c oming down near Lichfield,
sixty EIGHT miles from Manchester,
shortly after eight o'clock. White
a1ighted at Northampton, sixty
miles from London, few minutes
earlier. Both atiators were COM
PEELED by darkness and cold to
come down for the night; but both
were under way again at a very
early hour. White starting just be-
fore three and Paulhan about four
o'clock. The victor reached his des-
tination at $50, while White came
to earth again at four o'cock on.
account of trouble with his motor.
The result of the contest breaks no
records for continuous fight, for
n. Ranlhan had already flown one
hundred and thirty miles. from
OFle Arcis-sur-l 'Aube, in
IN hout landing. hut it Is
OIL illnstration of tie
stsady pro1 = which il being
made q ll.s sespsst of the air.
!! 4 =! 1in ls'
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-05-19
Pierre Girl Chosen

National Park Seminary at
Washington is one of the most
popular schools in America today
for young girls. The attendance in
cludes young Misses from every
state in the union, the territories
and Canada. The greatest event of
the year in that institution is the
May day celebration when all the
faculty and students vote on a
queen. This honor fell this year
with overwhelming favor to a popu-
lar Pierre girl, Miss Anne Billing
hurst, daughter of Mr.. w. s. Bill
inghurst. Among those who were
present from Washington society
to attend the festivities were Mrs.
&. H. Burke and Miss Ludlow of
Pierre.-Pierre Capital Journal: