Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-08
MAVERICKS
Happenings in County and State
Some items are rehashed
some given credit where cred
1t is due, and some are swiped
bodily.

pointed postmaster here to take
the place of Louis a. Johnson
who has held that position for
many years past.-lnterior In
deX.
The operating department of
the North Western reports Chey
enne river broken up and cleared
OF nee at their crossing at Wasta
and no danger from that stream
for this spring.
"A lcttcr from DR.. Cowen in
forms us that they are now
located in Chicago. where he
wishes the Republican to be
sent. Their southern trip was
considerably shortened on ac-
count of sickness.-Cotton-
wood Republican.
The melody of the singing mas
ter of the ages, old Prof. Bull
Frog. and his chorus of vOcaiSts.
was heard in tine swamps and
.owlands about Pierre last night
and the music suggested that
spring is really here.-Pierr
Capital. l-.Dournal.
Fred Hansen. Il wolfer for c.
\. Craven had the good for
tune to capture an old grey
wolf and mine pups one day
last week. SO far this year Mr.
Hansen has secured nine fuM
grown graNs. and at the $50 per
head he receives for the same
has not had bad winter s work
from a financial standpoint.-Ka
dOka Press.
esee
Our readers wbl be glad to
lealm that l.. ID. Klar and family
wild not leave Cottonwood, for
the present at least. 1t was
their intention to move to Rapid
City at once. but at the last
moment the company decided
to retain Mr.. Klar at this place.
a fact that the people of this
community wall rejoice Over.-
Cottonwood Republican.
The Garretson Mercantile Com
pany suffered a considerable loss
from burglars Last week, and
the manager who had been sleep
ing In the building since fired
several shots at a burglar the
other night who fled with any
loot. John |. Howe of this place
/, the present principal stock
holder i'm the company, it being
the store he operated prior to
his moving to COttonwood.-Cot-
tonwood Republican.
Last week we stated that
John II. Poison had been mar
lied, but were unable to learn
the particulars. We learn now
that he was married TO Miss Ma
BILE Farrell, at the Methodist
parsonage, in Sycamore, H.. by
Rev. Rice, Of that place. Mr..
and Mrs. Poisson immediately de-
parted for short honey
moon to Chicago and other
points, after which they will set
up house keeping on the farm
near Dekalb The many friends
of Mr.. Poison here will wish him
JOY and prosperity, and we trust
he will not forget to make an
occasional visit to Cottonwood
Cottonwood Republican.
AT the Congregational chapel
last evening, where has been pro-
vlded gymnasium for the
young people, mat was
brought and wrestling match
between Julius Klemamn and a
young fellow named Davis took
took place, Julius taking the
laurals, of course. The News
is astonished that young men
have no better sense of pnopriety
and is also surprised to find
that officers of the law are so
slow to obey the wishes of the
trustees of the church when
asked that this bout be sup
pressed. Locks have been pro
uSded for the chapel and an at
tempt at amy more pool hall
stunts will be severely dealt with.
Fort Pierre News.