Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-09-07

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Cottonwood now has local tele-
phone exchange The installation
has just been completed by Harry
smith, the owner of the exchange.
Albert Norby, of Fort Pierre,
who is in the employ of the state
Immigration bureau, will have
charge of the state exhibit at the
various state fairs. the first one
being at Lincoln, Nebraska
L. W. Barnes of McClelland, la,
was am arrival in Midland Sunday
mo ming He is engaged in the
bsnIking business at that place and
is hele comforting with H. G. Tag
CART, cont mpla'ing accepting the
u sit Of assistan cashier in the
Midland Sta.e Bank Midland Mail.
A man named Barnard has been
sent to state prison from Meade
county fcf' a two year stay. APP
plying for a marriage license, he
stated that the intended Mrs.
Barnard was nineteen years of
FACE, when she was but fifteen. The
marriage was amulhed on petition
OF the parents Of the girl.
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yman county has completed a
mryey of disease of farm animals
mmon in the west river section
and Win hold tn schools of inL
sluotion, each lasting three days,
urng October and November. This
is one Of the eff rts of the county
c,t for THAT county to promote
better conditions there.
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Teleplr mes are common in the
ountry districts west of the river,
nee wires being used whe ever
possible, except of the lines buiN
by the telephone corporations. The
Capa Hustler remarks Of one in
that vicinity, none of those talk
ing over it have got their faces
scratdhed by the barbs SO far
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AS am evidence of the tourist
travel in the Hills this year, it is
noted that more than six humdr ed
! people have registered at the gov
ernlnent lookout station on the
summit of Harney Peak du ring the
only a small portion of those go
ng into the Hills visit Sylvan lak {
and the peak.
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Jackson county has passed by
three stated times for holding
court withCMt doing so, but finds
business demanding a session this
! fall, which will commence Sept.
9th. The jury, called for Sept.
21st, includes the following from
this vicinity: Ora A. Oldaker, Ar
chic DENNY. Henry Prlden, Ar
thur Fox, Ole Persyick. john
iiockel
A week or so ago little MURRAY
Metz, while playing,f fell and bruised
his arm. At first nothing was
though. of the matter, but in a few
days he romplal ned of his arm pain
ing him and a doctGr was summon
I'd. Blood poisoning had set in and
grew steadily worse and yester rday
2e Was taken by auto to the hos
pital at RapidCity ,a.nd an operation
imm diately perf6 rmed. AT late
hour last night he was in very
rious condition and ch annes OF
is recovery are small-Wall Re
cord
The Rapid City Booster, com
menIting upon the soclability rum
Of business men from that dty,
says of Philip: This being the
most impo tant town ON the Pierre
Rapid City line, longer stop WAS
made here than at the other towns
with the exception of Kadoka.
Philip is a trade center of no mean
proportions and enjoys liberal
trade from large territory, be-
ing a milk depot of some impor-
tance, not less than 900 a
| month being distributed among
! the farmers for cream. This money
IS put into circulation in that
town. which is we'll supplied with
good stores, carrying Large and