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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

ed through the efforts of the
Stanley county delegation in
the last legislature. The trip
IN spite of the assertions of the
Independent and the Clipper.
WAS of value to the state for he
was able to obtain and bring
back nearly two tons Of the
Siberian alfalfa seed. The trip
will be useless only if the board
of regents and the next legisla--
tune fail to give HIM the appro-
rlatlon necessary to start the
seed, transplant it at the right
period, and give him the land ON
VIII lch to work.
Both papers express the be-
lief that the state Legislature
should have made Il larger an
preparation for the manufacture
of hog cholera serum. An an
preparation Of $4,000 was made,
as shown by Chapter 81. of the
sessions laws Of 1919 Perhaps
that is news to the brothers. I'm
donbtally i, is no, enough con
Aidrring the epidemic Of cholera
III existence east of the river.
II that rs SO. thp members from
klngShury and McCook county
are equally TO blame. The bill
which became Chapter 81, had
smooth Saildng through both
the senate and the house. and
none Of the six members from
the two co,mtie~, four of whom
are Farmers. made any attempt
I" enlarge the appropriation.
The attitude Of the Indepen-
dent and tn" Clipper with re
gard {" he Hansen appropria-
tinqi, under the circumstances
se,ns to be unwl~el v taken.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

1t seems that he attempt I,
draft Congressman Chas. H.
Burke as the senatorial candi
date Of the state minority pro
posnl committee, may fail. Mr.
Burke last September made the
announcement of his Withdrawal
from public office at the com
plction of his present term in al
sincerity. The announcement
WAS followed by the announce
ments of Other. ,TindidateS who
were willing to tie into the
present incumbent. Mr.. Burke
rightly feels that he canno,
now 60 into the field against
these gentlemen. who took him
at his word when they made
! vi
Burke iS wanted hN the anti
trawforditcS. the only consistent
way in which he can he had is
by the other gentlemen stepping
willingly aside i'm his favor. A.
il now stands, Mr.. Burke is not
even Il receptive. candidate, VT
understand. Those who know
him wild understand that the
will not hand the double cross
to any man.
u Dr. a
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

Clarence w Walters NV 26 On
26e LOO
Hugh NJ Neary 4 wi to Chas.
|. Millett Sc & sw "a lU9n 78w
Mae Kelsey To W J Elrod wd
Sc sw sw Sc "a ne NV Is 2n 24e
100
John + McGuire to John S
Schroeder ne NV n ne se ne Is
2n 25e LOO
Daniel kelchner l. VT to
George Abraham l. Hansen Pal
las lots | 2 s ne 6 Is 22e 100
Echo + Lockwood 4 hus to G
/ llarker S 1912 IT lot 3 blk 7
kadoka LOO
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

on" imagine that he is resting
beside a murmuring brook on
>un>hinl day in the spring or
falling asleep on an ocean steam
en- n W Edwards SAYS it takes
an oNper' engineer to run the
gas and water valves in this de-
POI IN the proper way.-Capa
Hustler.
= a y y
l.. +. Nick has suffered seve-
-ral Years from am abcesS on his
hVrr, and it has been SO much
more troublesome lately that he
has concluded to submit to an
operation for it's removal. He
expects 10 go tomorrow to Ro-
chester, Minnesota. for that pur-
pose \ Mr. Smith from Mid
lHHd we understand viii be in
'chal@e Of the stat ion during Mr.
Wick ) absence Quinn Courant
! g Russell, MdlEnd popn
Ian merchant. WAS S11king hands
with Old friends in Fort Prerrc
Saturday Mr.. Resell has not
been IN good health until re
gently, own" 10 an accident
Sustained nearl ! two years ago.
OF late. however. his cOnditbo
has begun 10 improve and he
seems more like himself again
Fort Pierre News
t, luurant last week mrutiull.
ri 'hr rHtl which was mad, on
the blind PIGS at Wall The re
.u't was that W. 5. Babcnrk and
Il mHu Srhadr Zach plead Guilty
81 ~rlling latuor without il Ii
c.n>r and paid fines and costs
swremating about SlS7 .ON each
\ barrel and a half Of bottled
beer WAS found Al Spbade : and
two boxes of whiskcy and a
large quantity of Near Beer
at Babcork s The hpuor was
destroyed Quinn Conran,.
States Attorney Webb Lam
bert and DEPUTY Sheriff f. l..
Norman were called to STAN
ford Saturday TO be in atten-
dance at the preliminary hearing
of r. Fl. Harrington before JUS
tice Of the Peace IT. + Granger.
charged With malicious mischief,
shooting Of horses. States At
tOrney Lambert succeeded in
having the defendant bound over
TO the next term Of the circuit
court and he was released under
four hundred dollar bonds. .-Ft
Pierre News.
thaS. Carlson who ma kes TINS
territory for the Chamberlain
Wholesale Grocery Co. was in
PreSho Monday and stated to
the writer that he wanted to
get his car across the river and
in order to do so would have
TO go to Fort Pierre and cross
on the railroad bridge at that
place. The scarcity of water in
the Missouri river does not per-
NIT of running the ferry to
the west bank and consequently
no automobiles can cross at
that place -PreSh0 Post
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

United States TO
Henry o. Johnson
Charley Hiebner
George B Bell
John Sheridan
Lars l. Tvedt
George McGmnis
Frank p Carlisle
John + Lynch
Ole Hammer
Hans P Holm 4 wi to Nye Pat
terson wd ne Sc 35 6 Ole 100
William Wilkerson 4 VT to
Western Bridge & Construction
Co. sw II In zoe 100
J c Kelly 4 VT to William o
Butterfield L. Earl II Stricken
wd n ne q W NV 26 6n lSe 100
! j w Dvorak & VT to Frank
Frybert sw 20 3n 27e 100
Ole Hammer to Sam Camie s
>w - II NV n 2n 23e 100
Josephine Webster to Berthe
Johnson wd NV 33 Sn 25e 1900
Michael LaGrcgOr 4 VT to
Edd Wedmorc wd sw l3 Is Gle
lO25.OO
Lolita w Swank & hus to Peo-
pies Security Bank W ne NV %
IN 23e 10000
Harriet b Nysven & hus to
Thomas + Huff lot 1 see 80 lot
nr NV NV ne 81 On 2Se LOO
Charles w Evans & VT to
Grace Harvey Sc 10 2n 25e LOO
Same to Harry + Harvey Sc
sw 23 2n 25e LOO
Theodore Baden & WI to
Alexander Mitchell NV 33 3n
26e 100000
Samuel L. Shelman to Kate
Shriman wd Sc II Sn 25e 90
Ole Hammer io Pleasant View
Tow rship Tract for road to IT
wide in II INV - Sw sW - IN
2:'c 90
Joseph Nose .Ir 4 VT to
same same in ne Sw q IN DE
5000
X Il Sutton & VT to NJ d
irouchy wd Sc IL IN poe 100000
Alvin w Walter & VT to
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25
MAVERICKS s

Happenings in Count, and State
some items are rphasbeu :
some piven credit Where cred
IL Is due. anu som. are >w iped
bodily.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

For Sale~~One quarter section
Of land five and one half miles
southeast 'of Philip; small i'm
provements. For particulars
write L. NJ. Mutt. 2l3l T.. Grand
Ave, Des Moines, Iowa. 3Stf
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

at NOwlin. has accepted similar
position with the Bank of Mid
land.
The .iackrabbit humt pulled
off in the Hayes country Dee.
9Th was success In every re-
spect. Nearly two hundred rab-
bits. besides some other game.
We're brought i'm by the hunters.
Cap Ferguson left last week
for Hot Springs, Arkansas. He
is troubled severely with rheuma-
tism and is hoping to find the
baths benificial. Manila
Courier.
Farmers in the vicinity of
Wall interested in organizing a
farmers cooperative association.
met in Wall few days ago and
took preliminary steps toward
pcrfecting an organisation. They
will incorporate with capital
stock Of $4,000
\ bouncing baby gin arrived
at the Frank bann.Ster home
Tuesday. She weighs o.. polnds
AMI all is we'll especially Papa
banniater, lo seems loa think
every man in town is in need
Of cigar t'apa correspondence
IN Midland Mail.
The city of Pierre has received
part Of its Notifications. The
cannons which were secured hy
Congressman Burke from the
Rock Island navy yard and which
had been tied up for some time
on account Of some complica-
tiOns i'm the freight charges. wrrp
at last delivered. Two are 10
be placed on the capitol grounds.
one ON the court house grounds
and the fourth on the high
school grounds.
j. l.. Core and wife. C.. t..
Spear and wife and B w Wither-
spoon and wife were entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Picker Sunday evening. The oc-
casiOn being farewell rercp-
tion TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wither
spoon who left Wednesday for
a three month s visit in Okla
homa and Temessee.-W Whit
River News.
The Homestake Mining Com
pany is installing a new wire
less telegmphy outfit at Lead
that will be able to communi-
cate with other wireless stations
as far east as the Atlantic sea
board. The company has had
smaller outfit in use for some
time and found it so valuable
that the larger outfit was con
sidered necessary.
In some manner fire started
in the county jail Sunday after
noon filling the entire court hons,
with smoke and causing some
little excitement before it was
finally extinguished. A hole had
be cut in the floor Of the treas
urer's office and part of the
steel sheeting in the Jail was
torn off to permit the application
Of water.-Ft. Pierre News.
Our depot waiting room has
undergone quite an improvement
of late. Besides having been
neatly painted it has been fitted
out with a hot water circuit from
the artesian well. The sound Of
the hot water rushing through
| the mines and thn .nmfnrt a l. q
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

Get ready your resolutions.
But, better than that. resolve to
make good and then make as
good as YOU can.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

The Review $3.50 a year.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

y bouncing baby gin arrived
at the Frank Bann.ster home
Tuesday She weighs - pounds
AMI all is well especially Papa
baiihlst"f, Who seems lea think
every man in town is IN need
OF cigar tapa correspondence
IN Midland Mail.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

Farmers in the vicinity of
Wall interested in organizing a
farmers cooperative association.
met in Wall few DAYS ago and
took preliminary steps toward
pcrfecting an organization. They
will incorporate with a capital
stock Of $4,000
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-12-25

Harr. Young, until recently
assistant cashier with the bank
at NOwlin, has accepted similar
position with the Bank of Mid
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
American Farmer Drudge, !
Says Commission Which
Has Journeyed in Europe
Bv William Shepherd.

Il American
Berlin
committee has learned
American his financial arrangements
tho
will
consolidation
farmers In every part OF the United states
OWN HOMES
their banks lending
selling
found OF
discovered Rome his hat in his
office n
Swiss French the German
HE'S REAL BUSINESS MAN
In other words the American committee found
a
plan buyer like the American
The European efficient
how .
II gambling
Chicago fses his prices for him
The tho OF railroads
FUNDS ARE PROTECTED
1907 when because railroads did
road stations throughout the winter.
In various throughout Europe
lending
OF
these banks paying dividends like
TO the
found stock
gambling
United States could these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
MOST ANYTHING
THE JUNIOR OFFICE BOY TELLS
ABOUT A FIERCE "DOOL"

n.y., toosdy don't think frsnohman
viii ever win the hart OF gail kane
naoy you don't know sho gail kane 10
she 10 an Aoktriss. pretty swell LOCKER
TOO, 1 seen her Nopuple OF times sottng
enc Just got Mok from france ,/sh4Ea
french guys fought dool about heC
yoS a,:s: :h,n.lss, Va: nj %. srA
veil, Wait tin NpNNssr aboy{1k J
s z. on; :.s' s;'s s:s
&c. ~; .sss ::.sgs
SoVthS doSf %eSfixed up ~
mise }anp and ~ lady frefd>&fHery hesro
about It. ma thy thought it\csEiest stdff.
and they Got . I'd llsr to take NhsnIou4 TO see ~
tree. sn {ofs Nil: they econ .osS 1Ssfly.
fsnoin, 4t&1HoFoady very likely TO Get/1prt
,..,s but sYs.s Of n sA: :s s'.1. .dH
tn. d}o} ..oSpSd. and mis-. t.n,/rss1oa out
see II khb guy \paS much danid dyed
vhon Ishb took\hdld OF HIS arm. he gasso up
into her fade and bSgAn 10, Org .
Just tben she hSsfd STUNT ing going on behind
her, ana AShs looked around. and they we're trying
TO revive Stne uther boob, shi oh had svooned
nix on tho french seuts for nice kane. they
Aoftsn up too easy
johnny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
Best Short Stories of the Day

A pompous merchant OF Chicago
arrogantly carrying the signs of his
prosperity about him. aocosted an
acquaintance OF his who conducts
n successful rescue mission. and
said
James. I'd like TO attend one OF
your meetings"
Certainly" rejoined the minis
ter. but leave your watch and dia-
monds with the hotel clerk"
WHAT asked the merchant. IN
astonishrnent Are not the men Of
your mission converted thieves7
True" answered tho mission
leader. softly. but. George. you look
40 easy and wholesome. Really. /
don't want my men 20 regret they
promised mo never to steai."-Out.
look.
The governor OF q Western state.
n man OF wealth. but OF penurious
habits, walked into a hotel In San
Francisco. holding his head high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
Finish 1t in Proper Style

To those citizens who propose to finish what the riot in
etcrs started. The Star has this TO say:
This paper. in its efforts Seattle from further
decentralization brought on by reckless of the
criminal has thought of exeusng the guilty nor OF gloss
ing the disgrace brought upon Seattle
The does. however contend that whatever action
clearing up of the miserable mess should
be taken in digned and common sense manner Let
there be hystera shown
State facts and facts alone in demand tor con-
! gressional investigation
Let there be distinct difference between your methods
methods adopted by those responsible for the shame
heaped upon Seattle
Let this difference be emphatic as is the difference
between methods and the awless methods used by
the riot makers.
Thanks the sober judgment OF Seattle citizens the
crazy of the irresponsbes have beet killed Mu-
ncipal peace has been restored Now all that remains TO
clean house blame for the awessness, and punish
the guilty.
The city saved Also il is safe Some genius has
that the city council the mayor IF
1T WANTS TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
lSavs Cabaret
Says CaDareC :
Is Spider Web

CHICAGO. July 24.-Naughty
cabaret performers whose raiment
or lack OF ralment-aroused the
ire OF Mayor Harrison. broke even
in the first hearing before a coun-
ell committee on the mayors or
dlnanco to put the ban on tights
and compel dancers to be fully
dressed"
"a spider web to catch files" was
the collective term applied by At
torney John c. Roth TO tho cabaret
show.
Cabaret dancing 10 NO worso
than any other kind" said Attorney
Francis Wilson. representing the
Hotel Sherman and an amusement
park. II stage dancers can wear
tights, why not cabaret perform
ers7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24

certainly have an untircless oper-
stor that tries 10 give good service
TO all.--I,oyd'A Creek correspond.
enee. Eminenco tMoJ Current
Wave.
Citizen. % s'ken,ucky town
have Just sent In about a hun.
dred dollars for the benefit Of
tho flood sufferers In Ohio "or
their descendants" very likely
this 10 what was left over
from their subscription taken
for the Noah family.
The proposed new excise law for
Washington fth. one In ID c.. not
oursl wiii prohibit women from
drinking in public. Some states
men must be looking for a way 20
cut expenses.
For ourselves. we cant see Why
woman shouldn't have the right
either TO drink or vote In public.
For ten years two helresses
owned land In San Francisco
and didn't know a. Well.
nothing like that could happen
In live. growing town like
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24

A w-oman's club In Cambridge,
MasS, has ordered the mayor 10 get
married or resign The women
seem to be Just bound the man
shan't have that salary.
Didn't they misplace Bryan
In 1.-The eabinet1 A man who
can manage 90 make as much
money and save a. much an
nuslly ~ he does ought 10 be
. bully Secretary Of the Treas
vry.
Cleveland has a new councilman
named Adam Damn We're glad
to sec him In tn. council AZ last.
He deserves the place Hls name
has been on cvcybody's lips ever
since there have been city councils
A. least we have to Give
credit 70 Dave Lamar for not
Ls~sonlnq his stuff through
monthly magazine.
Like Most Operators
There have been several new
telephones installed In these parts
lately. and new switchboard has
been Installed at spenc. Hanks We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
From a Deserted Mother

Editor The Star: would like 20
voice my opinion on the mother
pension. hope tina, you VIII aEow
II space In your paper. Why should
not deserted mother that has had
to apply for divorce In order TO
satisfy society be entitled TO the
pension. especially when she has
a big family TO support and IL a
crIpple1 Three times my husband
deserted us. just as n child was
about To be born. had him ar
rested and brought into court.
Judge Frater ordered him TO pay
me sab month. which he failed 10
do, and he left the state for parts
unknown. have had to battle
with the world as best can, and
was very much encouraged when
heard Of the mothers pension. TIC
me IL would look like lighthouse
on n big black ocean.
DESERTED MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
Slit Skirt Girl
Leaps Into Fame

NEW YORK. July ga dis
batch from Richmond, Va, states
Miss Flossie Brown, or Blossom
Browning. as she prefers to be
Known. Is coming to this city to
year the dIaphanous slit skirt that
,aused her to be fined s25 In Rich
,nond and ordered TO leave the town
within "A hours.
The announcement has caused
several cities between here and the
Virginia capital to extend formh
invitations to the shapely yong
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
"A Challenge to Private Monopoly

fairly conducted foot the contestants start even
time and the without special advantage OF
handicap. AS a result, the best wins.
Private monopoly has been saying for many years that
it is more efficient than public ownership.
1t has been saying this while taking possible unfair
advantage in its discredt public ownership
There has BEEN side by side terms. as in
honest foot race fair test
The Pondexter bill. recently introduced at Washington
proposes fair test.
says effect Let Uncle Sam, up in Alaska. open
build railroads and establish steamship
Private capital also coal mines and get equal
the railroads and steamships But in order to
compete fairly with Uncle SANS mines equally
and humane methods and living Uncle Sam
his profits any, between the who work for
him the buyers who buy of him. Private capital put
profit pleases-most likely into its jeans On
this fair basis, may the best win
Here a clear challenge OF merit in field
where each competitor will be able without inherited
advantage II ought would think appeal to private
capitals sporting spirit II private capital is OF its super
ority, if will oppose but will welcome the test
And think how educational such test would be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24

and with a swagger in HIS gait.
The chief clerk, who prided him
self on his extensive acquaintance
and boosted that he never forgot q
face. hurried to greet the distin-
guishcd visitor.
"Ah. governor" he cried, delight
ed 10 welcome you TO our little
town." Turning TO the desk. he
shouted: "A room with bath for
the governor"
The governor leaned over and
whispered In the clerks ear. The
expression on the clerks face
changed TO ono OF intense disap-
pointrnent: he turned again 10 tho
man at the desk and called louder
than before:
mo bath for the governor; tho
governor doesn't need a bath
Philadelphia Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24

There have been dug from the
newspaper FLEA OF 30 years ago
this criticism by Harry Chadwick.
known as tho father Of baseball.
who wrote Il regarding Jim White
and Scott Hastings. two Cleveland
catchers.
They have no Eupcriors in their
position. for though others may
catch with equal effect. the
thorough control OF temper. the
GOODNESS, nerve and pluck. and tn.
psrfec, reliability Of both these men
give them superiority over others
who may equal them in fielding
skin"
The fans today will have some
trouble IN understanding Just what
Father Chadwick intended to con.
vey What he meant was this:
White and Hastings are pair
OF headllncrs when you train your
lens on the receiving end of the
| field artillery In the skyscraper
league. There may be others who
can smother the sphere In the big
NIT as we'll as they can. or some
one who can tango better when the
HEAVIER has bum steering gear and
shoots the pellet down the cutters.
Or there may be some who have
more whalebone in their whips to
nip the kleptomaniacs. But both
White and Hastings have strong
chains on their goats. They're
there with that frappe stuff. too.
/ Put either OF those two aces In an
ice plant and you could save the
ammonia bills. When II comes to
nerve they could fade gas
company They're giuttons for
punishment and you. couldn't make
'em howl II you iabbed a harpoon
into them and turned II around.
Besides. they're pair OF sure
things--no bright lights. no gossa.
mers, no Observation-Disclosures
white acknowledgements
for that pair, no eyes that have 70
be pried open with jimmy. nc
hang.overs. no sluggish beans"
"Women's Furnishings Re
duced, One Third to One Halt"
Here. boy. call up the optIclan
/ anu nave Nun bcfo WV pan
Of smoked glasses before we
venture out.
Cincinnati has a blind man whS
is an enthusiastic fan. When W.
look at the Reds percentage WI
can't understand how a man dowr
there can be an enthusiastic far
unless he is blind.
Now they arc talking Of dig
alnp up tho bones OF Christie
pher Columbus and taking them
for a ride on the first ship
| through the Panama canal.
| Pity that mans bones may
not be left 20 lie In peace but
must be dug up any time there
ls 10 be a holiday.
inex Mlihollsnd. having been mar
ried 10 an Amsterdam man. nntur
ally becomes Inez Milhollander.
Yes, yea, yes. The Dutch hav
taken Milholland.
What Ia Insldiouser than
l lobby, or perfldlouser than a
MulhaIl2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
CAN STICK THE FOE NOW

SHARON, Pa. July 2i.-The
Greek united confectioners, accord.
Ing 10 n local member. will send
900, 900 packages OF chewing gum
to the warriors back home. Gum
helps EN- fight better and die bet
ter, tbs said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-24
Poetzine over it. that girl wrote about Gov Billy Suze

love-maing And gazing the you told the trembling
passion your love- Our minds fails grasp picture
Of Billy with his fine Irish face returning the twinkng OF
the lit with Syracuse passion. We that Hopkins
girl makes up OF her poetic out OF her dreamy
desert of a SOUL she calls il.