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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16

Y
when Nelson vent down CfiIiy was
right on the job handling hose and lines
Anyfof the men are williAg 10 dive at
any time and 10 any depth, hpt they IN
sist that members ~ their, own crew
nave control Of the life All, Air appa-
fatns The only allowances they would
make was that Jack Agraz and q. Il.
Evans could assist IN their handling,
both being Experienced divers and
moving The rules Of the game = !
Nielson Shows Ingenuity d
|, Nielson ikentl down IN, the afternoon
wtthgthe same speed a. Crilly had been
sent dowai ID the morning. Then some
thing happened a valve leaked Nelson
put q strong thumb over the. leak and
stopped IL. He telephoRed that he was
coming up. There was CONSERVATION ON
hoard the barge, for II was known
something had gone wrong, Nelson
came up until he was within forty feet
Of the surface. Then he telephoneti
again that he had fixed the leak and
wanted 10 20 down again. Officials
would not state last night just what
Happened TO Nielsopl except to state
that the incident would have cost 4 less
experienced diver his life.
On gaining the ocean bottom and the
|snbmafine, Nelson remained about half
m honr at the depth Of approximately
800 feet. Al al times he was in tele.
phQnic comm unication with those on the
barge Pr9ftine BY the earlier report Of
Chilly he edged his way along the sub
marine until he had taken close sern'
| tiny Of both hnes holding the lost craft
When be had Concluded his observations
he directed that he be lifted out and
JOG minutes later was lifted out Of the
water onto a barge.
Divers Not Enected
| Like Crilly, he was immediately taken
In charge BY doctor French, but his
broad smile when the pohderous helmet
was removed disproved any Indication
Of distress rs d result Of the record
breaking submergenee. Both Crilly and
Nelson were given Thorough physical
examination within few minutes after
being taken from the water for ans
symptoms OF blends, but not tbs
SLIGHTEST indication was found,
lflustrious galleries Witnessed both o.
the dives. When Gritty came out Of tbs
water his reappearanee was witnessed
Iby Admiral @. b T. Moore, Captain u
W. KittelIe Of the Maryland, Comman
der Q. Il, Smith, In charge Of the sal
wage work; Naval Constructor J.iA
Furer, in charge Of all construction
work; Chief Gunner q. D. Wilson, IA
eharee Of diving operations; DR.. q. II
w. French, medical expert, Master Rig
Ger Fred Bpss, and others. Adlniia
Moore and Captain Kittelle did not wit
ness the dive Of NELSON, Additions
Interested spectators we're Collector Of
Port Malcolm A. Franklin, together
with Raymer -. sharp. deputy col
Drelhshak UongratuIates Mates
The most Interested spectators, how
lover, were the members Of the diving
crew. Drellishak, former world . cham
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
BRYAN VISITS
BOTH CHINESE
|AND JAPANESE.
'D|PL0NAT|sTs
Secret Demands In Group Five
Which Form Stumbling Block
Published For First Time Here
Would Make China passaI
PLENIPOTENTIkRIEs STILL
DEADL0CkED, SAYS PEklNG

fAseociated Press BY Federal Wireiess.)
W/AAHfNGT0N, April l5. Score.
w tary Bryan loo separate confer.
suees yesterday with Ambassador
Chinda Of Japan and the Chinese min
lister, Bsiier Is general that the crisis
between the two Oriental nations was
Under discussion, out no announcement
was forthcoming from any source, Sec
retnry Bryan refused to answer any
questions. ,g
Press dispatches from Peking report
that deadlock between President
Yuan shih.ka and Minister Hioki con
dinues over the demands contained in
The so-ealled fifth group, which was not
ineluded IN the text Of the Japanese
proposals furnished to the Upited
States and other interested powers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
french AEROPLANE
DESTROYS GERMAN

Associated Press by Federal Wireless.)
BORDEAUX, April l5s-In an excit,
ing pursuit o mile and a half above the
earth, a French aeroplane overlook and
brought down yesterday in Northern
France and German machine.
The swifter french monoplane gave
. ehase as soon as the German taube was
sighted. Both craft maneuvered for
position, as the old frigAse used to
jockey for the weather guage, but the
little noncompliance could climb faster
and, from a higher level, opened fire
on the German,
AZ the eleventh shot, the taube IS
gasoline tank was puncuFed and the
engine eanght fire. Crippled1 the Ger
man plane plunged downward with its
Pilot and observer to tho ground
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
D|R|G|BLESRA|D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NslB blDR9|
Bombs Dropped Into Four Eng
fish Towns AZ Might. % +,
Little DAMAGE SIS.

(Assoriatsd PrsAs By Federal wireless,l
Z NEWCASTLE, April Is. - Under
cover Of darkness. a Zeppelin difisible
sailed over the coast Of Northnmber;
land last night dropping bombs od
-four towns, none Of which was forth
fled. Nobody was Killed and the pre-
perty loss was ineonsiderable.
The, airship first appeared at a great
altitude about eight o'clock nearing
the small town Of BIyth.
Obeyihg the instruction issued By
the war once for such emergencies, the
inhabitants quickly extinguished all
their lights.
People 90 Into Cellars
They took refuge either in their
cellars or in open spaces where they
were not liable to be wounded by fly
ing splinters Of stone or ehipptJ
bricks. " ~
Several bombs were dropped in the
outskirts Of the town and the Yep
pelin passed on. Word had been tele-
phoned TO all other towns Of the neigh
borhood that there was an airship
abroad and the air hawk found them
plunged into complete darkness. To
this fact is attributed the poor sueesss
of the raid. E''@
Tynemouth, Cramlington and Seaton-
burn were next visited successfully,
but, blotted out as they were in the
shades Of night, they afforded but poor
marks, and none Of the principal build
ihgs was injured. Several small h6nses
were shattered, however, and set ON
fire by bombs. In every case the
fires were quickly quenehed before
they had spread to adjoining struc.
turea a r'F g,64
The Zeppelin sailed on over the
North Sea long before daylight came.
It's adjective is supposed TO have been
the shipbniIding yards ON the Tyne
which were not damaged in the least
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
GIVE LIE TO MANAGER
tAssOciated Press BY Federal wireIsa..l

CHICAGO, April l5-Five telegraph
ers employed by the Postal Telegraph
company gave the lie direct to their
general manager today, at a hearing
here of the federal Commission ON In
idustrial relations. General Mapa2er
Reynolds had testified that conditions
Of employment were one hundred per
cent satisfactory. The five operators
testified that none OF the men was sat
isfed; that the company eKaeted too
much work from them for too little
pay. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
LAUNCHING is POSTPONED

Z ASSOCIATED Press By Federal Wireless.)
z VALLEJO, California; April 1b@---
Because today is the fiftieth anniyer'
sary Of Abraham Iineoln's assassina,
tion, the new navy oil fuel ship Man,
NEE, which was to have slid down tbs
ways today at the Mare Leland navy
yard here, will not be launched, BY
order Of the Navy department, until
next saturday ssH Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
MOI EXPELLED, SAYS HuERTA

(Amoeiated Press by Federal wireless.l
NEW YORK, April I5.--Insihua.
tions that General yictoriano Iiuerta,
former dictator Of Mexico, came to the
United States because he had been
expelled from Spain, drew from
him denial last night. General
Huerta repeated that ne was hero
partly for ! his pleasure and partly on
business.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
FoR A LAME BACK.

When YOU have pains or lameness in
the back hattie the parts with Chamber
lain 5 Pain Balm twice a day. massag-
ing with the palm Of the hand for Ave
minutes al each application. Then
danpen piece Of flannel slightly with
this Iiniment and bind it on over TIM
seat Of pain. For sale BY all dealers.
Benson, Smith & CO., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
COTTON NOT CoNTRABAND,

fsey~~Is'ed Press b. Fed@raI wirelessb
LONDON, April AZ Despite the rec
approximations Of leading chemists and
seientists that cotton be declared con-
traband Of war because IL is, SO largely
used III the manufacture Of explosives
tie gosefnment today refused to list il.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
FATAL TROLLEY COLLISION

(AssoeiAted Press BY Federal Wireless.
3 DETROIT, Michigan, April l5.-1n
. collision here last night on grade
crossing between q street car and a
freight train, thirteen persons were
killed and twenty,sevsn injured.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
sLAvMOONsHINERs KILLED

. Associated Press by Federal Wireless
& PETROGRAD April 15.--Fiftsel
noonshiners were killed yesterday q
y remote village BY the explosion d
az Illicit vodka still.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
REEueEE sHlP SANS

lAssarlatea Press ~ Federal wirelsssl
GALVESTON, Tex April IA The
army transport sumner sailed today for
Tampico to take on American refugees.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16

HtNH FEfE ~ I.NNI.| IiI|[8 ~ II "a
~ EAR-ADMIRAL G. b. n. Moore,
K eommandant Of the Pearl Haf-
Thor. naval station, has manned
tn Following navy ofjesrs 70 eorn'
Prise the board Of Investigation
which will inquire into the spbmaf
fine r -4beatastrophet N
ctptain Bumnef 3. w. Kfttslls, y.
3. & Martltnd senior member;
Liouts n q DAVIS and Hugh Brown
y. e.e Maryland additional mem;
! bcrs, Capt. p. r. Woetc1tt, marine
corps o, 8. q hLtryland. rccqrder.
iH6stofdpy nof1lne TIE board pnia
al in3e1tigatio vizit % the three
submarines "A tie hprhor 1t q en-,
pected the coumfttea win meet 70
day for \ short session. u - mot
F. pr6bable witnesses win be SUM
rnoped before he Let Submarine 4
r1I110. eti,teSt t ~ l,e
! Hesfi9gs Of the board pillbe hold
on ne Maryland. ~
VI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16

tire city yesterday when II was ded,
nitely and ofiieially announced that the
F'4 had been located and that the navy
officials have every assurance that the
lost craft with its twenty-one dead
bodies viii be raised TO the surface.
Navy officials win make no estimate
as to when the craft will be raised. 1t
has been demonstrated that divers eau
work about the wreck WITHOUT incon-
yenienee and direct placing Of lines.
Naval constructors are confident that
their apparatus viii be able 10 raise tho
lost sea-wasp, A few days will tell. In
the meantime the divers from the At.
lantie Coast are In the limelight, and
their first days work has entirely elm
mated the uncertainty which has handi-
capped the salvage work heretofore.
asst night Admiral Moore. Commander
Smith and Chief Gunner Stillson were
all confident that the F-4 will be
brought 70 the, surface within few
days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT is III

(AasofiAted PTebt Dy Federal WIFalesl.
I NEW YORK April 15.-Mrs. Theo
dore ROOSEVELT Is 4 patient here in the
Roosevelt hospital and win be operat,
ed on today. Nothing was publicity
known Of her illness until the Colonel
called on her at the hospital yestsr,
day,
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
POWELL

Last Friday a spelling contest
was held at the Powell school
house, and the Powell. Reber and
Swisher schools We're represented
rhe bad roads prevented number
who would otherw Sc have been
present from attending. Miss
Alem Konst took the honOns as
best speller in the higher grades.
Isaac Colv;n, Sam Gull, ]. j.
O'Conmor and John Powell We're
passengers to Philip Friday.
w. f. Powell, Of Fort Pierre,
spent Sunday at home, return ne
to his duties at the Scotty Phillip
ranch Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Roy
Logan were passengers to Phihl
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs Goodell and family
spent Sunday at Whites.
Bert Lafee, who has been work
ing for the greater part Of th~
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
NTLESVILLE

\ group OF people fsom NJ x
Nalle spent an enjoy able evening al
tie r Bodkin home on Saturday
OF last week.
Mrs John Griffin and her grand
child are visiting with her daush',er
AIRS. Henry kertzman.
John Eurns S hauling hay from
tie r S. o'Neal ranch.
The sale at the II. S. O'Neal
] al was We'll attended.
B. 7. Haley has sold his hay to
James ReN. who viii move his
cattle over on the flat soon.
Merl DAILY and VI SIS Becker call
II at the Cooper home last We'd
nesday.
The stage maade two trips
last week. The roads are better
now and with good weather we
need expect no more delayed ser
vice
Harve Fitch. " Liam Haley and
Mr.. Squirting got back from
Phil p the middle of Last week
hey Were marooned at Philip dur
ng the storm, and We're away
rom home a week
The pup lis of the Hart school,
:. + Morgan teacher, met in Miles
lie last Friday afternoon to hold
4 contest.
The conte st for District No. 4,
which was 20 have been held Fri
day evening, was postponed for two
weeks. Instead of an even ng pro
gram. the contest will begin at
le:30 a. IN. 1t is essential that
We begin early, as the contest is a
ong one and We desire to be
through N time that everyone
may get home to do their even
ing chores at the regular time.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
GRINDSTONE

We understand a fine boy ar
lived at the Roy Smith home IA
week ago Sunday We extend con.
gratulaioEs.
The road overseers have been
busy for a week shOveling snow
50 rs 10 oren an main roads
Amcng chose who went TO Cot
tnnwood duning the past week
We're Martin Egsen, George Me
Clure. George Hawk and Frank
Scot and all report travel ns very
bad
Char II seru &c on Sunday. March
eth.
The ladies aid sooiety will meet
W'h Mrs. EnCS on Feb. 2dh.
The school contest for the
the hall at Grindstone on Fri
day afternoon. There WAS large
crowd present in spite of the
had weather and worse roads
Tho dec'an,atory contest was won
by Charlie Reynick first. Bertus
HumbeIt second First grade ad-
li,cnl James Reymick first, Mar
gartt Eegen second. Muhiplicat on
IN fourth and firth grades. Arvina
Cu',p and Chester Iiovey tied for
+ r>7t peace. Mae Reymck won
secord Fifth and sixth grade
sre ing, Mildred Bernison first. .
Ruth Reynick second seventh
ana shth grade spelling, Ray
Egeen first, Cora and Grace Hovey
tied for second Everybody was
pleased with the contest and
thCug il would Ire n good
plan 10 have them now and then.
The : hoolS taking part We're
those taught by Miss Mary Ken
ncdy. Mss Anna Howe and Mr..
F,nos. The bad weather prevented
other : hools from taking rart ana
We hope the children win have
an opportunity to cry ii in the
near future.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
Nine YEAR. -OlD MISS HEROINE
After Releasing Herself From
Immediate Peril, Rescues
Weaker Children

The following from the Dupree.
Zieta,h county, News, tells a
story of hero SIN seldom equaled: !:
Last Saturday evening about $ X
o'clock, the pumping station just
IVES Of Lartry was destroyed by
Ere, also the residence and house
hold goods OF L NJ Thompson, the
pump tender.
MIR and Mas Thompson were in
rry at the time of the fire,
aE1g lyft thor two small children
n home with Mariory Bnewer.
the mine year old sister OF Mrs
THOMPSON. The little grl started
To kindie fire and poured on
seWe mo'or spirits W TN the re-
sur that an explosion occurred
and he building was soon a mass
OF flames. Mariory's cloLhine
cangtt fire and s,he ran on Isl de
and rolled in the snow and after
greater part of her clothing was
burned. some be ne torn off to
eX'ineuish, she returned into the
house. which was by that time a
roaring furnace. and carried the
two smaller children 20 safety She
was painfully burned
The pumping au on was a frame
Strnf tHl4 and besides the enoine
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
wE1A WOMAN IS ARRESTED
She Took q Potshot at Bunch
Of School Boys and One 10
Wounded

p A telephone message to the
Press from Weta. on Wednesi
oven' ng Informing us Of the shoot
ing of young Francis Solon by Mrs.
Brock. wife Of ahe postmaster at
that place
Accord ng to the repo:t reachiIles
us il seems that four school boys.
Ted Gilcha' ST. George Freemole
Louis Hm and Francis Solon. had
congregated in the yard south of
the Freemole store build ng and
were indu Lying in throwing anow
balls at each other. Duning the
melee one or two Of the balls were
thrown in the direction of Mrs.
Brock was standing in her yard
about fifty feet from the boys and
she immediately drew q 80 caMber
pistol from her clothes AMI with
the remark that I W u kill all Of
YOU" fired four mes. one of the
bulless Sinking FN>an.is Solon n
the iisht shoulder. The wound
"aused by the bullet is not consid-
cred a dangerous one
a warrant for the aarest of Mrs.
Brock has been issued by States
Attorney Eas,house and placed IN
the hands of Sheldff Pepper but
up to the hour of our gong to
press the preliminary has not been
he skil-kadOka PreSs.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

Henry Carson. of Cherry Greek.
was a Leslie visitor the first part
of the week
Alfred ST. ns-on started for Mid
lard Monday. but only got as
far as Charles Ra.stonls place ON
Maupin flat and came back.
He decided there wac TOO much
snow on the ground for freighan
Peter Quinn left for Midland
Tue stiay afternoon for auppaies for
the Squirting store At Cherry Greek.
Carl and True ST nson went
over to their place near OttMmwa
Tuesday and returned "Wednesday.
Frank Horselooking and An0red
Ward were in Leslie Wednesday ON
business.
J. l.. Benthin has been overhaul
ing his Ford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stinson wene
shopping in Cherry Greek Thurs
day
Silas yellow Owl and Dan EAGLE
Chasing were in Leslie for groceries
Thursday
Another severe snow storm
struck Leslie F,nd day noon and
lasted until Saturday noon. About
fOm-t cen inc hes OF SNOW fen.
William Gn ffiths started for
Grandfield Thursday for freight.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

NJ Damon, cashier of the Stol k
Growers Bank at Fort Pierre. viii
come to Newell at once TO become
active manager of the new organ :
ZatiCn. MIR. Damon is a thorough
banker and bus ness man and will
be glad to meet the citizens of
Newell and tributary country. MIR.
Spe n, er win remain IA resident OF
Newell for a short me.-Newell
News.
Attorney r II. Conn If informs
US that Tuesday he received word
that the supreme court had handed
down a dec sion in the case of Jose
phine Shade VS.. Barnes Bros, affirm
NC the decision OF the lower court
The opjn' on is by Gates The OBJ
Jpot of this action was to have the
courts set aside Il cert ain mortgage
gwen To Barnes Bros. by Miss
Shade on her land near Wall. she
made appg cation through S f ESan-
cels. of Wall. for a loan on the
land. He took the matter up with
John Hayes of Ft II erre, and
Hayes with the Barnes Bros, of
Minneapolis. The loan was granite d
md the money deposited by Barnes
Bros. in "A NJ nneapo'iS bank To
he credit of Ft. Pierre bank
which Hayes was pres dent. A
bout that time the Ft. Pierre bank
-faufed and Miss shade did not
"cce We the money. The supreme
court held that as neither The ap-
}li,ant for the loan nor her auth
ni2ed agent had received the
money the mortgage was nWll and
~ d Wall Re ord
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

Lately a dog, of the common
cur want ETY.. has come into my hen
yard and worried my hens and eat
en- their eggs Since then have
been reading the ordinances of tn =
city of Philip, the statutes of the
state of South Dakota and even
the S, riptures. in order that l
m sht comprehend my fun duty
To my neighbofs the premises.
In the Light OF the know le dge
"a ned. notice is hereby given
that no personal offense is 4ntentied
tut | sham most certainly II
that ----- egwsucking eur fun of
No. & shot. if catch / IN my
house again.
Alvin Waggoner.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
VAN MOORE FREED FROM CELL
Judge Elliott in Decision This
Week Gives Indian Freedom,
Noted Case Comes to End

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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

winter at the r. w. Foster ranch
near Lueerme, returned Sunday af-
telnoon. Bert says he rode for
three days To find suitable place
TO cross the creek. Some SNOW.
w. ID. Frost was down from Ra
pd City Friday. reuurning Satur-
day. He reports his mother IN law
isn't expected to live very much
longer and that HIS wife is sick.
We hole fer a change. as We
would like To have them w tn uS
again
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25
POVERTY PARTY

Yew ar ast to a Poverty Parity
that us foxes NV the Epwortil
League air agoin to hav at thee
Methothist Church, it is on Pne
st. Friday Mite Feb. 26. Ware ole
close Tn git inter thee hOus yew
viii haf tew pay til cts. Tu Ct
annythin tn etc yew vii haf tn
pay cts. Phun will begin tu com
mence at S.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

The Wall Record contains the
information that c. X. Howard
Las recently SOLD his ranch north oi
Wasta and VII make his home in
Rapid City.
The Milwaukee towns te com
rany has issued a deed TO a
block in kadoka to Jackson county
,or court house purposes. This is
done without cost to the taxpayers
of that county.
You can't get ahead of Pen
rington county" says the GU mn
touram. and gives the following
TO back up the statement: A COW
belonging TO John Oesch, who liv-
es near Owanka. lately gave birth
to 4 calf having eight legs, two
tails and a head with ducks bill.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Brown. who
were arrested on the charge of
startling the Wasta fire. We're dis
charged on prelim nary eXamina aon
on the ground that the evidence
was insufficient. Ed Morn $. owner
of the Pioneer store, where the
fire originated. was also arrested,
the theory being that he had
Il red the Browns to start the
fire, but there was no evidence to
sustain this charge Quinn Cour
ant.
The many acquaintances of Tex
Hemlhill, former resident of
Fort Pieare, will rece We with re
sret the news of his death, which
occurred few days ago at the
place in Texas which he has made
s home for the past few years.
tommen5 ng upon his passing
the Fort Pierre News says: THE
friends of the dec eased, who ad-
mired HI III as diamond in the
rough. aided the widow and for
wa'ded $40 yesterday with which
10 bridge over a temporary str n
@ency She Will return 10 this
land OF sunshine, where she has
Spent a great part of her ffe.
and make her home with Mrs
and Miss G. ddings.
c. l.. Miflett, of the stock Grow
ers Bank of Fort Pierre, and f.,
IL. Wood. of the American Ex-
change Bank of Pierre. have pur
chased a controlling interest in
the Northwestern state Eank and
Win opeiate it from now on The
new Officers VIII be elected at an
early date. Mr. Spencer retires
from the management and Mr.. G.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-02-25

What is more attractive than
a beautiful woman?" tnquires a
local Beau Brummel. Now who do
YOU suppose he is-judging by
ms peculiar Thirst for knowledge?