Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

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IT. M. Dmsmore is shippine
| f. the Wasmcr FluIt company, ,ol
Doadwocd, 10000 pounds of
onions. Mr.. Dinsmore had sp,cn
dad success with his onion cror
Lest year and re0pcd bo
harvest. lie est:matts Ii S en-
tire crop at 25.00O pouud,.-Mld
l44l3 Ma
Hiss Nina Duryoa hid a pan
ful experience with a n9tth Ne
u@, morning and barely avcltod
setl3us consequence. In striking
the TIL, tie sulphur tip igait-
ed and few off the stick. lodg
ng IN her eve and bum. .ng the
| r,th9ll amd I'D. Dr.. M'marl dos
ed the injured eye. and she is
rapidly re- ovea ia2g from tie pa,D
lII accident Ai!oidgM Mail.
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The authorities Of the Cher-
enne River Indi9n reservation
haze been making IA tour oil
thpt reserve to hook into the
meGUcr in Nlich the Indians afe
cal ing for the live stock issac@
to them last ear Major Camp
bcal with several Of the farm
faa -, mHdr u thorough tom
t1d fud that the Indians are
giving Their stock good care
generally aasi they find every
th.ng III good shape.
$50
Ed Carr. who is deputy sheri t
of ST mley county. was in Duprce
the fir.t Of the week. looking
for Hank Oakes who recent y
.as.aared from the Fort Pierre
jail while await ng t'i.l ON a
burglary charge Sheriff Shea
ker and MrCarr We're ont a con
pie Of days in the Moreau river
country where Oakes was report
"a to Ie i'm hiding. but they wcie
unable to get any trace of the
escaped prisoner.-Dupree News.
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Johnston .Ieffr S, former
Wen known re ident of Fo't
Pierre, is dead at the home Of
the family i'm Damhurv, Wiscon-
sin. He was one Of the pioneers
# Stanley county. H. came to
Dakota territory IN 1889 and
located m Clark county, where
be remained a few years. and
came to Fort Pierre at the time
Of the ope1ling Of the Sioux
r-servaten H. estab i>hcd the
Failp'ay at Fort Pierre. and
WIS engaged i'm t'c neVsparcI
business for a number Of vells.
80
Olof Ne'son who resides abort
e,ght mles northeast Of here
~ with an accident Saturday
which came near cost mg his life
Mr.Nelson in company with SOM
other men We're haul 'ng wheat t.
Murdo when im some way he
dropped one Of the lines and i'm
rcachimg for it l3st his balance
ai fell from tie wagon. One
81 the whee's of the wagon,
which had load on it of more
than fifty bushes of wheat,
caught his face IN such manner
as to terribly mutil8te one en-
tire side from the ear to the nose
He was rendered uncons cious
from which condition he did
not rally for nearly two days.
His companions took Ii IN to Mur
do where his injuries were civ
en- prompt attent ON by Dr. Olin
A. Kimble and he is now gett ing
along as we'll as could be cx
pc.ted.-Okaton journal.
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Louis Fisherman, the Indian
recently released from the
county Jail at Fort Pierre, af-
ter serving a sentence for as
saulting his wife, and who later
killed her father and mother at
their home in Mellette county,
was captured by Sheriff Curing
ton near Fort Pierre, and is
now awaiting trial in United
States circuit court for the
crime. Upon his arrival at the
home Of his wife's parents, prior
to the tragedy, he appeared to
be friendly. At night he stole
a 12-gnage gum from a neighbor
and returning, shot his father-ih
law, George Pony, while the Lat