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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
PREPARATIONS
hsfnq Nnds b. Pythisua for Rsuspf-
inn 81 Grand Chanceuor Dun
bar and CoL HnDrisf

The P1rhiHn LODGES o. mis- ~frv urr
IlAhihF preparations f1 receive Grand
Chancellor vs. d. Dunbar a. 49,
%frshurZ and GOD A. o. Hrrrfsf sru-
F~rfntrndr1f uf fhe Trrrrgarrs Grunrf-
mfrf nf Naehirrfuu. IN o. or fr.
hhiFrfa ~ IFfhI1r VINO are fn friu
District nud win jay zach f1drs a
VISIT The two officers are maxim j
TOUT n th" state and vii De IN his
rfF until Juno 11fh Owing TO some
OF tho lodges meeting on tho same
arrangements are being made
nhn SPECIAL mrrfluru win b. called
~ mo purpose ~ receiving mo Of
ncalf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

Charles Sable. 30 Cook g.. Roches.
ter. " y says be recommends FOLEY
Kidney pills n every opporfuuitv
hccausc they gave him prompt relief
from a ba0 case o. kidney trouble
ihai had long bothered him such a
accommodation. coming from Mr.
sable. IL direct and couvinciug evt
dence of the great cupuve qualities
81 FOLEY Kidney piisF Tho genuine
FOLEY Kidney Pills are never cold In
bulk. but put up On scaled BOTTLES.
enclosed On a yellow carton. Ask Tor
Foiey kidney Pills Refuse subsfi.
tuies Coleman 4 Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
BOND ISSUE
To improve School Building a. Pair.
view 20 Ne submltted % the
Voters on July %.

Tho board Of education Of Wash.
ingtou district. Mlrsha1 county has
completed plans Tor tho holding Of u
bond eleciion on July a. The p-opo.
Iuon ~ % ieruo bonds in thc sum ~
10000. The money ~ DO expended in
improving The public school huiffIne
OF Glendale hy the adding ~ four
rooms. INHALATION % q vcutuafine
and heating system and tho erection
or n new school building ~ Fairview
THE district IL greatly in need %
more room. especially in Glendale.
who're there la an average % fifty pu.
pills 20 the room daily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
PERSONAL WORK LEAGUE
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED.

p p prohst. tho religious secretary
~ tho Young Mems Christian Aa-ocia.
ton. has announced tho schedule Tor
tho Personal Work League this week.
This evening in The bridgeport A. ".
church. and continuing throughout
the week a portion " The league will
conduct services in tho church. Ser.
vices viii also b. conducted This even.
Ing in the Thompson ~ D. church on
tho Island Thursday evening ser.
cca viii be- held I'm tho Y ~ G. 4.
~ tf5. md on Friday evening ser.
vices viii be- held in the elm on school
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
BOARD OF TRADE
TO CELEBRATE
FosTV.NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
Special Nesting To BE Hold On
Thursday Evening 10 Bsess
hembs-ship.

The y-ninth anniVprsary OF TIE
formation CT the state win be fitting
" observed by the members OF the
Board OF Trade Thursday evening" AZ
Naoclinz Park when a special meet
ina will be held which promises 70
be OF great Importance over 200
persons have already siEnined their
Intention Of attending and n r. likely
that mary more do So Each member
has been invited 20 attend and 20
bring a friend who Is not n member.
II Il being planned to make this q
banner meeting OF tho Board 20
boost, tho work and to secure a TIM
larger membership
IL Is proposed TO re-orxanize the
Board In order to give all members
including those recently added a
voice In the regulation Of the Boards
affairs This plan includes the form
alton OF n Ways and Means COM
m'ttee@ composed OF about thirty
me- frcm al interests Identified with
the organization. 10 10 chosen by the
membership, u IS expected TO have
weekly meetings Of this COMMITTEES al
which subjects OF interest to the
board and the members generally.
will be considered inc presented 10
the board % directors IN proper form.
\ meeting OF the committee In
charge OF tomorrow evenings affair
was held yesterday afternoon and ar
engagements were practically COM
pleted. Ex-Governor A. b. White, OF
Petersburg. viii be tho principal
speaker and brief addresses win bs
made by members OF the board. The
meeting Will be held IN the auditor
ium OF the park Casino and viii be
followed by an elaborate banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE

On Monday evening OF tho horne ~
r. o. TruNrl nt WYof1swu. tho Of
nrnru ard teachers OF the First
chri7fir0 church SUNDAY school held
% mH"tirE Tor fhr purfos. 0f select
ing fHr cnmwiffrr which win at up-
on tho arrangements frr frr annual
picnic The meeting wHr LARGELY at
tended. tho committee appointed and
arrangements viii hr made al once
Tor tho outing Tho evening was
spent very eni1rnb'r. with music ana
nc r. a~raruruhfo hour a drIirhfrui
luncheon was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
TAKE TESTIMONY
city Council VIII Meet This Evening
and CO into Merits Of Auditorium
Controversy.

This evening. In the second branch
council chamber. the city council VIII
meet in joint session 20 take testi-
mony in tho auditorium controversy.
and 20 promises 90 DO interesting A..
torneys VIII represent both Sides and
steuOEraphcrs viii take a record OF
The tcrtimony and proceedings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

Although well known throughout the
country, ZEMO. the wonderful external
cure fe- all skin sfflieuons IL now being
introduced here on a positive guaranteed.
II Is a marvellous remedy. E. ". Rose. Q
celebrated chemist. gained widespread
Jane when under his direction with
ZEAO he cured some OF the worst cases
OF eczema. pimples. blRckheads. letter.
oaroers Itch. salt rheum. b~lotches. spot
ted face, chatting, dandruff and all dis
eases Of the skin aud scalp. ZEMO Is
sold by druggists at 800 FOR the large
regular Size bottle. But in order that
you may test ZEMO and ave no further
excuse FOR any skin eruption. a liberal
lb-cent sire bottle IL nov on sale at IN e
Drug Stores. or Is mailed on receipt OF
price BY L. W. Rose Medicine CO.. st.
ZEMO IL a pure. clean, vanishing
liquid. The momen 1t touches the skin
IL sinks right In and you feel the relief
et once IL s. not a saiye paste. oint-
ment or dressing. Get We trial bottle
today on a positive guarantee. ZEMO
Is sold and highly recommended by
leading druggists throughout America,
and IN Wheeling by Chas. r. Goethe a
Co., G. r.. Greist & Co.; Seiby n Reed,
bridgeport and Martins Ferry, Ohio:
Dankworth Bros, Pharmacy. Bellsire.
Ohio; o.. q. Gates. BenwoOd, W. Va.
Werlich Drug Co. Weilsburg. w. Va:
Harry L Myers, McMechen, w. Va,
Whl Peabody. Moundsville. " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
NURSE EXAMS
Class Of Thi-1y-aiaD rake sta.s ros.a
~ HznunE on-WhoTEaE <s IL
LiEt-

Special Dispatch 60 the Intelligence.
HtNTINfTp<. ". Va. June IS
INcnty -nine nurses are taking tho
Sat" ~N~aInlration FOR the degree q
registered nurse. under the direction
Of the Hoari % State Examiners for
Nurses held here The members - the
nanrd are br T.. NJ Haskin[ o. b eel,
iuE, Dr l. v Guthrl-. 0f HUNTINGTON.
Ir. g ~. Scott. o. Nuere1d. Dr.. o. "
sites. % M~nrtiuEburK and b-. George
l~auusburE. OF Charleston.
Wheeling young women 90 take ina
rNamiuaUons were - rseg Margaret
SchWinn, ola Nixon and Ester CANADIAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

- EmoFuaNfW FaENafn Nog NNmLCUA =
e7 Emsrotdsv Paasn ~ patsy sD-sn !
WITH or WITHOUT THINNING PORTION
OK NICK Ant sLEEvEs AND WITH
Belt PASSED THROUGH oPENINc on
oyER TIE DREsa
Embroidery Il being much u..d on
ehiduns dress this season and this ons
Il daintily charming. IL Il made I'll IN
ore piece IN the hmono style that IL az
once % pTctty and 20 fashionable. IL
can b finished With the trimming portioa
IN Yoks form over the neck edge and With
Oddly shaped trimming portion on the
~slesv.s, or h can be lcft plain. IRE bcit Is
really nocoaaav % hold the dress IN piacs
and TIE one that ran be slipped through
alaghca u NV and pfcfty. hut the plain
dress shown In the small irout view. with
scailoDcd edgos and a patont leather beit.
Il quite - correct ~ the more elahorats
me. Llaen, piqut. Eaiatca and sturdy
materials Of the Kind are hkcd Zoe drrsser
designed for srryicc. For the daintieF
one, thinner ard lighter fabrics arc usod.
: Fgr ths 4 yssr "a sirs vii b. noeded ?
ysfds q matcTai ~ or f6 inches vide o.
n yards - inrhca vide. with = yard y
inrhss vide for fhs beit and trimming
pcuior.
The pattern 7F6s + cut N sines for CHI
drrn ? 4 and . years n ayr. IL viii ~
mailed % any addrcss BE- IRE Fashiou
DTarment Of this paper, on receipt a
ten canta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
MINER INJURED
Mike Bennett, Employed az Rail and
River Mine. Sustalns Fracture
Of Right Leg.

Nike Bennett, n miner employed at
Raj and River mine No. l.. Just south
% B~ellaire. while at his work yester-
day afternoon. Was caught under z fall
OF stone and sustained a fracture OF
the right leg. The injured man was
removed 10 his homo IN Cherry alley,
near Twen,y-sixth street and Dr.. A..
{. Beetham was called and reduced
the fracture. The injured man is mar
ried and has a barge family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
WATER RErn

We me n on ne lurt two v-skr
of Discount on wuf-r bills and u Do.
hnoveH all IN get in promptly IN
order 20 NV ne Discount ana rvptf
The rush which or-uru On h.. ~f-,
ing daFa The omre VIII be- Kent
opn oo~nliruuutiy frum 3 a m % 3
p IA and IN Saturdays ~ 3 p n
SAML X JOHNSON
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

4 rn mai mar ran 30 adjusted
~ any hrrls m 90 rrnns be- IN
DnTiish irvendm 6rvirnef fm anfe-
mnhiltrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

Hes no meanest Kind 81 a thief
b eil rob HE family to pas the
another mans drink
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

hnrIfrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mra ~rfe-
hfatinr theif two hundred and arfirfh
aunivcrsary this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

a chhd's rocking horse moved ~
- electric motor has been patented
- a New YORK MAJ
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13
DEATH OF JOHN LOBBY

The funeral Of the late John
Loobey Of Harding:ove was held
this afternoon at the East Pierre
mission. Rev. Miller Of East
Pierre being in charge Of the
services.
Mr.. Loobey was a former resi-
dent Of this city and his untimely
death will come as q great shock
to his many friends here. He had
been in good health and was
preparing to move his family to
Aberdeen where he had accepted
a position. At Murdo where he
was making arrangements for the
transfer Of his goods across the
country he was stricken with an
attack of appen i.s,tis. t.. was
hurried to the hospital where an
operation was performed but
the malady had gone too far and
death followed shortly after he
left the table.
He is survived by wife, q
son and two step sons. Inter-
ment was made at the Riverside
cemetery. Friday ~ Pierre Capt.
tal-JOurnal
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

time crown is split it begins to
decay at the heart and sooner or
later the plant is lost.
Professor Hansen has learned
these things as the result Of a
life time Of experimentation and
observation and Of the study Of
the plant in regions where it has
been the chief dependence Of
man for thousands Of years.
From the people Of the Orient
he has learned the wisdom Of
planting the seed Of alfalfa in
nursery and transplanting the
second year in the permanent
meadow. This is not so serious al
undertaking as would appear.
With a tobacco transplanter u ma
chine costing fifty or sixty dol
lars a man and two boys can
transplant from six to ten acres
a day and when it is remembered
that the meadow SO planted may
stand for a century, it is worth
while to 60 at it right. The
plants are placed about two feet
apart each way and soon occupy
the entire space with the shoots
thrown out from the strong
crowns.
This year Professor Hansen has
put out fifteen experimental
fields of several acres each To-
Gated in widely separated dis
tricts; Bigstone, Frederick, Ip-
switch, Eureka, Mcintosh, Lennon
Faith, Onida, Sansarc and Philip
getting plants in addition to the
work at Brookings, Highmore
and Cottonwood stations.
Professor Hansen says he has
taken the tried out Oriental me-
thod and hitched it up to an Am
erican machine. The result will,
it is very probable, be Of tremen-
dOus Importance to South Da-
kota and the world.-CantOn
News.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13
MORE COWS NEEDED

During the last thirty-five
wears the population OF the
United States has doubled, and it
is estimated that the number Of
cows has also doubled-increas.
ing from less than 100000 to
more than 22,OOO,OO0 In the face
of this increase, cows have in
creased in value per head about
1852. 1t is also estimated by
statistlcians that the population
will again double in the next
thirty-two years, and that if peo-
pie are to have the same
amount of butter and milk, the
number of dairy cows must be
again doubled. This means that
the central west will gradually
increase in dairying, and if it
continues to supply its percentage
Of meat products, We must grow
more stock to the acre. Whether
we come to smaller farms or not,
one thing is sure-we must grow
more to the acre2.Wallace Farm
er.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

of the river, through here and
on northwest, gathering anutiter
horse or two as they crossed the
river. John Jakeway reports
the loss Of one horse.-Belvidere
Times.
The ball game Sunday between
Philip and Midland was one Of
the most hotly contested ever
pulled off on the local grounds.
The two teams were very even
ly matched, and while errors wer'
made on both sides, the game
was full Of excitement from
beginning to end. The grand
stand was comfortably filled with
spectators. There were two cas-
ualities during the game, Mid
land s catcher, Jess Ulrey, injur-
ing finger stopping one Of
Boyle's hot benders, and the
Philip pitcher, in trying to stop
sizzler in the last inning susta-
ined a sdislocated finger The
Philip boys are gentlemen and
play ball for the sake Of the
game. The score was Z to 6 in
favor of Midland.-Midland Star,
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13
tonwood, S. D., Beatrice Dunn,
Spearfish, s. d., Margaret A.

tonwood, S. D., Beatrice Dunn,
Spearfish, S. d., Margaret A.
Meyers, Ft. Pierre, s. D.
Also the applications Of those
employed at present. Mrs. o. M.
Culp, Miss Carrie Quigg, Miss
Ellen Dunlevy, and after due
consideration Of each application
the following teachers were elect
ed by unanimous vote by proper
motion and second.
Mrs, O. M. Culp, Miss Ellen Dun
levy, Miss Carrie Quigg, Miss
Juanita Lucas.
The Board sustained the ac-
ton Of Secretary in arranging
employment by Contract Of A.
f. Rohlinger as Principal of
school, the said principal to re-
ceive One Hundred per month.
The arrangement Of grades for
each teacher to be deferred until
consultation with Principal.
Also, the matter of employing
.Janitor deferred until next meet.
ing. No other business was
brought before the Board, 90
meeting was adjourned in due
form.
H. B. Fislar, Secy.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

We have an idea that there
is no particular hazard in our own
occupation or profession. We
possibly have never yet suffer
ed an accident, and the idea Of
ever doing SO is 30 remote that
we do not consider it among the
possibilities Of life-and we slip
on an icy sidewalk and break q
leg.
No person is immune from sick
ness. the healthiest Of us may be
come exposed to some c0nta-
gious disease or may contract a
cold which will result in pneumo-
MIA or some other serious trouble.
It costs but little to carry q
policy that absolutely insures
your time against any loss by
reason Of accident, sickness, Or
if you are in voluntarily quaran-
tined even though you are not
sick yourself. The First Ma
tional Life and Accident Insur-
ance Company Of Pierre, writes
such a policy. This is q. home
company, with $25O,OOOO capital
and pays all claims promptly and
in full.
H. B. Fislar is the local agent.
Ask him to explain the policy
and it's terms.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13
MAVERICKS S
Happenings In County and State
Some Items are rehashed,
some given credit where cred
1t IL due, and some are swiped
bodily.

The Brushie Blaze tells of a
man in that section who was at
tackled by savage dog and
"bitten several times in the Sec
ton line" Will Bro. Wyant
please furnish a diagram Of
that mans anatomy in order to
assuage the anxiety Of a curious
public.-Quinn Courant.
The returns Of the primary ell
ectiOn were not as interesting in
any degree to Editor Nellor, of
the kaadOka Press. as to the
other members of the fraternity
within the county. The arrival
Of baby girl at his home that
day was an event that over
shadOwed all the other affairs of
the day.
Rev. William Jones returned
early in the week from Lime
Springs, Iowa, where he visited
friends and preached on Sunday.
Mr.. Jones brings the newsc that
he has accepted a call to the
pastorate of the Presbyterian
church ct Lime Springs and will
remove there about the first of
next month. This is sad news
to the people Of Midland, who
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

had come to love the pastor and
his estimable wife. Mr.. Jones is
a forceful preacher and q hard
and intelligent worker for the
interests Of his church, and Mid
land can i'll afford to lose him
but what is our loss is a gain to
the people of Lime Springs
Midland Star.
The county authorities are of
fering a reward for the capture
of Luther Mathews and Joe Davis
who are accused of horse rustling
in the southern part of the count
Mathews was only released a
short while ago from the Sioux
Falls institution, having been
SAINT up from this county on a
charge similar to the one now
brought against him.
Word comes from White River.
S. d., to the effect that Mrs.
Mary Kendall, who drew No. in
the Mellette county drawing has
sold her REIMBURSEMENT to j. G.
Renwich, of Harrisonville, Mo.
1t is said that the Kendalls were
not able to settle on the land
owing to the poor health of Mr..
Kendall. With the money she
received from the sale Of her
land she will build a home and
live at ease in Rapid City.-Gate
City Guide.
A report reached town this
week that horse rustling was
going on in the country. A
bunch had been taken from south
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

In the Orient Professor Han
sen found alfalfa fields 400 years
old and the crowns were as large
as q wash tub, sending up hum
dreds Of shoots. Alfalfa does
not multiply crowns. The num-
ber that grows from the first
seeding do not increase unless
more seed il sown. II too much
rseed = s0wn the result II crowd
ing ssnd Impoverished plants
Dissing and narrowing Alfalfa
s4ields - destructive 70 t.. Every
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

Rev. L. l.. Riggs, of Oahe, was
in the city Friday morning, on
his way north. He will spend
several days on the Cheyenne
river reservation north of Hart
ley, then goes north to Moreau
and other points in the north
west part Of the state.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13
FoR TRADE

A good improved quarter sec
ton Of land, for cattle, at $50
an acre. Will take 1880 in cat
tie and the balance on 4-year,
time will be given. This land
is eight miles south Of High
more. Address G. g. Byerly,
Highmore, s. p. 34t
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

0nited States to
Charles H Anderson
Earl ] Durkee
Jan X Jansen z
Mary Nikolai
Oscar Henthern
Elizabeth Kerr
Edward A Alden
Arabella Robinson
Bertha Thorheim
Rollie D Chapman
Robert Halle Tuttle
Harry E Young
Theodore Muffat
Izak Zandvlict
Albert III Harrick
nj Brainard Poste =:
Charles Fl Myers
Heirs Minerva. Hinkle
Albert l. Meyers
Joseph Kirley
Roy L Howes
Gustaf Lindsten to George II
Washburn & Frank A Lindsten
W dine 80 In 22e 1000 90
Charles + Hillmer to Ger.
hardtKruse & Toney Kruse W d
lots / 2 sec 2 5n Zoe 81 90
Peder G Sorenson & VT to Jaf
G Benedictw d sw 2 3n zoe l OO
Edward G Mcpherson tt
Emma G McPhers.A lots 3 4 sW
30 An 24e / 90
Henry r Pinnecker to Daniel
Aberle & SONS ne 91s 24e l 20
Martha j Harvey to Ernest
Mattice w dnw sc W ne ne NV l:
On 22e L 90
Charles e Reeves & WI to +
w Woodsw d ne 25 An 23e 90
f A Schmidt & VITO KarI
Schmidt w d sc Is q 25e 5000 N
H C Whitneyto o X Whitney
W d lot 4 sc sw Is ne nwnw ne 9
5n 22e L 90
Jasper N Akcr to Nichola
Conner w d e sw sw sw sw se 8
As 2Oe1 90
Albert G Lo,,eall & VT toMar!
v Loveall W d NV 80 5n 25e l O
ne 8 3n 24e 1 OO
Delos G Bond toCarrie A Bone
80 in 8 ne13 In 2t)e Is 90
Philip Lodge No 1872 I o OF
to Ellen Wilbern Gem d lot 4 bll
Fred F McGu.r., to H.'rM:l'
Albers W d sw % 1O9 78w l 90
HngoRostock to II Lloyd Par
cells W d sw % On 25e 1 90
Patrick j Mckinney to III n
DinsmOre NV sw S In 25el 90
Amasa H Congdon & VT II
Harman N Smith wd n se 19 !
sw 20 On % 225O 90
Francis NJ Mccullough 4 W
to Eugene B Parry W d se33 1O9
77w 14OO 90
F AfWoods & VT to III E Youn
W sw ne sw NV se8 In 23e / 90
Jessie A Shafenberg & hb +
Lisander C Folsom& Emily \
Folsom Bro & sis W d Sc Is Al
29e L O0
Hans Swendsen Ness to Chris
topher "A Ness w d w sc 13 n n
"a 7n23e 1900 90
Charles III Marden & WI tol
f JYoung W d sw ne sc sw 8 I
NV 171n 23e ] 90
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1912-06-13

A report reached town this
week that horse rustling was
going on in the country. A
bunch had been taken from south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-25
.SHRINERS OF TULSA
70 VISIT HUSKOGEE
Af.OuT ONE HUNDHED OR MORE
WILL HELP TELLONS
ACKO8B mon SANDS.

Whom The Tulsa Shrlners hit Mus
kogoe Friday morning. the residents
~ that city viii certainly know they
are there. About one hundred of the
mombors Of Adear Shrine Of this
city. including the. mombera OF the
shrine Patrol nnd officers Of Adkar
Temple, viii go 10 Mustogee In a
special train. 20 repay the visit made
10 this city by the MuHkogee Shrlner.
during the initial ceremonial session
~ Adltnr tomplo held here November
2sth
ON Friday, liodouln Temple OF Mus
koReo vii initiate It's second class OF
noylccH, aud the Tulsa ShrincrB Will
watch the candidates cross the hot
snnda of the resort A good sized
class win bee initiated.
Tho trip to Muakogco means much
10 the Tulm shrine. ns II Will doubt
losH result In the MuslSogcc fcz wear
ora coming to Tulsa In body on
February 22nd, to attend M cero-
monlnl session of Adsnr tomplc 10 bo
held here on that day
Tho shrine transportation commit
too have purchased n special train
For FridnyH trip. The train viii leave
the Midland valley depot at ten
o'clock sharp, Friday morning. Every
Shrnor viii wear his foz and bear