Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-24

A TENNIS tournament, participated
in by players from points along the
milwaukee, line, was held at Ka-
doka the first three days of this
week
The shipment of wool from Belle
FoulRhe this year amounted to
500, 900, pounds an increase Of
1000 pounds over the shipments
of hast year.
aine, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Craven, of Kadjoka,
died Wednesday of last week FOL
lowing a few days ILLNESS from
,tM lera iniantum.
THE little son of Mn. and Mrs
Nels m, cf Kadpka, ate some ccdl-
cenrhated lye, but was saved from
amy bad effects by the prompt ad-
of am antidote
y
C. e HaMiland, of Weta, had his
arm broken in two places, w,he n
mis- shirt sleeve caught in a fast
moving pulley ON a threshing ma
chine and pulled his arm i'm.
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The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. FarreM was badly ssaIded
with hot water Tuesday, caused
~ the mlnstng of a bottle i'm
whit h the water was being poured
DR.. Walsh was Gmmed lately sum
moned and gave medical attention
to the little sufferer = Fort
The Weta ball team has ne
turned from northern Nebraska,
where they played a series of
games. Two We're won by GoGon,
score being 9 to 2 and 8 to 3.
Waller ntine was defeated in a 16-
INNING contest, the score being l3
to r. Valentine won in a second
game with the So ore II TO 10.
The presence of party or
1hicago and Northwestern railway
fioials i'm Sturgis recently. who
went carefully over the alton,
ies given rise to the statement
that there isl more than a possi-
bllity that this company has de-
cided at last to make further ex-
tensions from the Black Hills into
the west. encouraged by the IN
crease in the cattle business i'm the
section the new road would ira
verse.
The agent at the Pine Ridge
agency has been asked by the Conn
missioner of Indian Affairs t r
list Of Ind ian boys who have lert
school and are init terested in ma
chinery and autC mobile work.
Tn ese boys the government PLANS
to place in auto factories In TO-
ledo and Detroit. SMdh employ
ment is available for large num-
ber of the Indian boys. at a very
good SALARY, according to the
proficiency SHOW
go
Last week farmer from Illinois
visited these parts. He Informed
us that never in his life had he
id his reyes on a finer FARMING
country than South Dakota This
man came from a part of IDlnols
where one cannot buy an acre OF
ground for less THAN $3.50 They
had not had a rain since the lndd-
die of June and nom stood low and
u carIbed and twist ed by the heat
The South Dakota fields looned
good to him and the S uth Dakota
breeze revived him. Not all the
SODu 10 llI lue cdol. lltp iV-
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Waiter Nee, of Centerville, son
Of the democratic national CON-
mitt eeman, has been recommended
by the latter and in turn by Sena-
tor Ed S. johnson, to be register
of tie land office at Rapid Cltyto
succeed o. NJ. Lane, who is now In
the state prison, serving sentence
for embezzle ment while auditor OF
the city of Watertown. While the
appointee Will probably come from
the south east erm section OF tne
state 1T must be underst ood
that there were some able ap-
plicants frc m the wSs ct river counL
try, in which the Land office ds no.
Gated.
See the First state Bank about