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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-15

!; Der III WiempDts luuDitcn0eu Sfnt1f=
ner iibcrreid)t iuerbem.
gtad BEN ite,teiten Nad)rid)ten iter-
ben iuir nad mmerer Stabt 10000
Mamm Splbaten befpmmeI 6iesin
bem srofen Eager aus 6oisbaniern
nmtergebrad)t iuerben ipllen. Mnn
redutet ans, 6nf nniere Gegieratng
iieben Nil(iomem Dollar bier a.ssge~
ben mil, pon iuefder fir bns nene
Eager Dier WilliDmem nmb fiir has
Tlmafelb brei Wfillipmcn 6eitimntt.
slnf bcm 1lngfelb iullen 5000
Manm anssebiloet iuerben. 3it oie=
len 5000, im Qnger mnb anf oem
Jluafelb, wer6em mir 1000 Effi-
siers 9lspiranten in benz Eager
sat Gem Springs baben nnb ineb-
rere taitien6 Mamn regmlarer, Srnp-
pen. SIS iperben allo sniaMmen
minbeifens 60,000 Nann bier iein.
General Teribins hut in Taris
Ses G5rab Wnpcleon's i'm ssupalibcn-
bom beimGa, Gsf fsriibitiid NIT bem
Hraiibenten apineare geseiIen nuS
einer Sitnns bes fran5Oiiidjen Ear-
! laments 6eige,upf)nt. gSie bic 9epe=
: f4,eu hefnitpten, luirb or npn Scr
Barrier GeuSlgernmg nit eimte .nas
rem grseiiternug iiberall auigcnp,u=
men iuerben. lIniere Sepeiden=
idrei6er baben audi idpm einer 8ci-
mainen fir i'm erfnmSen, nm ieine
8DpnlaritGa fitubsngebcn. Sic ner-
nen i'm vglaf Sud" Geribing. Ge-
idmafDoa lit oieIes oid)miifenbe
gciluurt4 grraSe nid)t.
8abrenb Ser Mnmeienbeit aserIb-
ins's in Ser Sitmng bes frans6ii-
Iden Garlaments fiinbiste Gremier-
ininiiter 9iibDt ben ers,unmgenen
9fiftritt oes 66niss pum 9ricdJem-
Lamb ON mnb erflarte ser Miniiter
giuiani lit MnipieInns amf bas Gin-
treffem Seribins's in syranfreidj:
ussSSett lit Der Jrieoen nnm6sIidj. @ir
iueroen borseben Biz sum lettem Gm-
be. Gr rief nit bieien @orten eipen
Stnrm oes 8eifa1s berbpr.
~andJ im ensliidrn Eager iol ole
slnfnnft Herlbins's nit srofer &C.
nmstmnns mn6 geseiiternns anfse=
/ aomnien iein.
slms Taris iuiro sen,elbet, syranf-
reid erluarte beitimmt, bak cs bnrdj
ieine eigenen gsenbanten mnb NIT
Der 6iilfe Mmerifa's Ieine Meiiter-
idaft int Tlmsiueiem bebanpten f1n-
ne, trot Ben pbantaitilden GrsG1-
Imngen iiber Die rieiisem @ergrSfe.
ransen nnb @erbeiiernnsem, lueldc
bic 9emtidem in ibrein sslna,peien
addten.
ynn6esienator 9ieeb BON MiiIomri
bat ben 8ebensmittel aomtroGenr
6ooper anf's Sd)arfitc ansesriffen.
Gr lagte, er babe meBr MadJtpoll-
fommenbeiten ais Elm aaiier pber elm
Gsar. Die Gontrplle, sic mam ein-
ridten luolle, critrefc iidJ anf al(c
n0gliden 0ebiete.
Sn 9entidlanb lit cine slsitatipn
fiir oas Mbidaffen Der 9feroerennem
inn Ganse seiueIen. Die oarenssei=
tnns" antiuurtet baranf: g9ns iieg-
reidJe Sentidlano fat feinen @rmno,
bic Siennen ami5maeben, cs lpiirbc
oas MIR einrn falid,en Ginbruf ma-
den"
anf Gmpfeblnns Ses 6lpttenmini.
tier Daniels iollen Die @ebalter Der
Ialdiniiten, Der Mobellmader nnb
anoerer Medanifcr i'm 9icnit Der
Slotte erb0bt iuerben.
Die Gnalanber baben bas tiirfi-
idje Sort Saaliif an Ser Oitfiiite beS
Siotcn Wfeeres geleaen, beiebt, Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-15

OeHl1QJe SIItti3AHe uhstt1uliotIYts
iagt ieim.
slns @aibinstpm miro semelbet,
oaf bas u2ibertg 9oam", bie &riegs-
anleibe, ii6erseidnet lei. glls bic
8ader beiite mittas geidloiien iuar-
ben, entbielten iie 3eidjnmnsen BON
$500 Ndllionen nnb nielleid)t 5000
WiiQionen, iuabren6 Die 9nleibe III
@irflidfeit nnr 1000 Niillionen BE-
trns. Seber 9feierbe 9iitrift, nit
gnsna6me pieleidt bon Mtlanta nnb
&anIas GitD bat 1nebr ais ben ibm
smaemieiemen Sell ge6eft. Sier bei
nms in Gan gntpnio nno 8erar
gpnntp ipilrben $2,762,600 gr3eid-
net, ma6rell6 Der mns smgcidrie6enc
Sell MIR $2,75O,000 betrng. Sc
nane gerid)te feblen natiirlidl nod.
Sm llnterbanic oes engliiden
Harlamenfs iuurbe es s,rsrfiin0igt,
oss sic slieaiernna beidlluiien babe,
alle, bic al oem p6lnttgcn" Giter.
ionntag Der iriiden 9iebplntion &C.
fangen acnommem luarcn, in Trci-
beit sm ieken.
Der ErGiioent fat Die arisas-
bnSgct s'ill, Die iihsr 5000 Miils
lipnen 9pllar beiuillist, antge6eikem
nnO nnterseidnet-
| Mmf eimct Brief oes britiiden
Wsiniiters 0en6erion ,lnb bes rngli-
iden Miniiter Sbumas int Der Ee-
ters6nraer glnsid)uk Der Solbaten
nno glr6eiter geantiuortet, Bic ritiii-
ide giebolutiom ridjte iid ebeniu ae-
gen ben @eltfries iuie gesen bas
gsarcntam. Gin Idnellcr syriebe lei
Elm bringenbcs gebiirfnis fit ale
gamber. Der slnsldrnii Der Mr6eiter
nn6 Sol6aten arbeite anf einen all=
gemeinen 1rie6en bin.
, Die Tran5oien melben, lire aapal-
leric babe ben Ort srifala I'M sric-
dDiIden Sbeiialien beiett. Die 8e-
Iiekmng babe iidJ rnbiger poll5osem
als bic bon 3ariiia AM Sage borher.
0ns @orriifen Der srnppen in
SbeiIalien lei obne Sdiuierigfeit por
fid sesamsem.
@ie aus 2on6pn senleloet iuirS,
IOllen ale Witglie6er Der griediidjen
a6nigsfamilie, NIT Mmsna6me 6es
nemen G0nigs, 0riedenlan6 berfaiIen,
ebenio ale 8enerGfe nnb politiIdem
Jiibrer, bic 9entid)fanb frennblid,
seiinmt iiilb. Msie man iid @enisc.
los gegemiiber itellen mil, 1T nod
nidt beitimmt. Der frans6iidje Yre-
ntiertniniiter 9ii6ot erflartc int fran
s6ffdjen Earlament bic an 0ricdjen-
Lamb begnngene nnerb6rte @eiualt.
tat init folgenoen Worten: o8ric-
denlanb iuar in sipei fein6lide Eager
geteilt. Gins mar BEN gllliiertem
Ifeinblid ,bas anbere frenmblid. gin
Der Spite oes 2etteren itanb @enise-
lus, Der bic nirflide Saline 0rie-
denlanbS bodbielt." Die Grfuabnnng
Geniselos' unr6e nit gegeiiternng
besrikt.
Wian eriuartet in 9saris nnb 3un=
BON, oafs bic abreile Der griedJiIden
&Dmigsfamilie bon gltben balb cine
rcgere Satigfeit anf oem maseSomi-
| ldteu Ehfod,toeh;ef ,ur GnIne hoheu
, iuirb. 8idtise itratesiid)e Ynnfte
in Gricdjenlanb, beionbers beim Ei=
raens nnb in Sbeiialien, iinb jett
bon ocn Gmtente Srappen beiebt
iuorben. IS seidab bies MIR inter
| Dem @orluanoe, Die beranreifcnben
Grnten beidDiiten 81 iupllen.
Der italieniiden aommiiiion, bic
bente in Mempbis, Senn, lit, ioll
cine 8Orle nit Cob als Geidenf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-15
WnsIano.

- Sn Sau Solpaoor iino peitere
groItoBe porgefommei, bod ideiuen
Tie feinen Shaoen angeri6tet 5l
baben. Inter sic 9iotleioenoen
ueroen aIeiocr lmo 2ebensnlit=
tel bon SiiIfsfonlites perteilt, audi
iueroen Stuppen oltfgei6lagen, i'll
0enen Die Sboa1loien iid) aiibolten
f0nnen. Die Gorge fir bie geripln'
oeten bat oas 9fote areua iibernonl-
men SSn 9lrmeuia uno Gue5altepec
bat man tueitere 2eiden gefunoen,
Die @eleile ser Occidental" 9obll
iino sid nit 2opa beoeft. Webrere
@roter oes @ulfans hoben iid perei'
niat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-15

Gine Sepeidle ults Sun6on nel0et,
Die Gnglanber batten iiiblidj nno
6ftlid bon MeiIines mnb iiber ben
Ypcrn-Gpmites-aamaI lire Grpmt
amf cine Strefe bon iielen Weeilelt
nm 500 bis 1000 Oar6s uorgeido.
ben. Die iuirflide Grrmngenidaft 1T
alio nidt grOF, luelde Ye6entuns iic
bat, fana man Md nidJt erfennem.
Die GnglGnber betumen, 6af iie jekt
Die porberitem @raben, am Chs Jlmi-
ie bis smm 8arnape-JlniIc, int Be-
iit batten, aber sic seitrigen 9epe-
Iden melbeten, oie 0entId)en bGttet
lire Stellnngen am 6luiie 2bs frei-
iuillis anfgeseben Mnb iih ;nrafge.
5ogen. 9anad) 5n nrteilem iuiirSe bas
Ganse nnr Gin Osad)riifen in bic
bercits anfsesebenen Stellungen Ser
0entid)en iein. Gs iuiirbe bies audi
nit Der NadridDt iibcreinitimmem,
Snf idluere &Gntpfe i'm Weiten nidlt
itattgeinn0en babem.
Die Ganipfe bnbrn a.li Seu iuelt-
lidjen Sdladjtfelbern nod immer
nid)t iuie6er begpnrcn. @ie Ihun
gemeloet iollen Die bentiden srnp=
pen nnter bem Sronpriirsen BON
8apern setuiiie Stellnngen IN Ser
Uesenb upn MeiIines eeran,nt unb
iid) 5iriifgesogen baben. Die Gng-
lanber melben, ne batten beim Tloa.
iteert 8albe Tortidjritte geimadji
mn6 9Gtten audi iir Der Gegen6 bon
GasparO Serrain geluunncn. Dir
SteQmngen Der 9ettiden in Nsarne.
ton, ettuas ii6er brei Neilem bon
Wefiines entfernt, ioaen ernitlid be.
brobt iein. Gie GmglGnber &c.
banpteut iic iuiir6en ben Drt m.
slueifelbaft nebmen.
Nn Der Misne Hn6 Der Champagne
habrn MIR MrtilleriefGntpfe itattae.
fltn6en.
Su Der 0egen6 Der 6elgiiden Crte
Sfeenitrate, Gi5erine unb 9oefIe,
r.Hsbe f'no. MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
@ange.
Nns Berlin iuir6 gemelbet, bic rni.
iilden enftidiffer batten luabrenS Set
iee'ea sosH sluke.e Sa1.s1e't gsSeIgl
jug Dptea Dellp'eoehH'~ ioer Ote
oeaaln'en S'n'sa gsposeh.
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uon fei,ter WrSenfnnn or,a,,er en-, =
o.,...r.;x;,ts mns.:ss. ~ =.
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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
RED CROSS NEWS

The HardingrOve branch now
reporta more than sixty members
The supply committee Of the
Haakon county chapter has ord
cred $205.O0 worth Of yarn, and
early shipment is expected.
Branches interested in supply
Of this yarn should communicate
with Mrs. Clara D. Aldrich at
her store in Philip.
The chairman, secretary, and
others of the officers of the
county chapter will hold a meet
ing at Powell next Sunday morn
ing at 1920 o'clock, and will at
t2:30 clock in the afternoon of
that day hold a meeting at Now
lin. Mr.. Waggoner will discuss
in general way the work of
the Red Cross and arrangements
are being made for other speak
ers. 1t is hoped that the Now
lin meeting can be something in
the nature of a Red Cross rally.
To friends of the work at Mid
land it is suggested that they
may pleasantly drive their cars
toward Nowlin next Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp, Mr..
and Mrs. Braddock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Waggoner went to Ottumwa
last Sunday afternoon and or
ganized a branch at that place.
The organization starts with six
teen members and the following
officers: Chairman, j. F. Anst-
cite; vice chairman, Mrs. John
Van Cleave, treasurer Mrs. c.
l.. Meader, and secretary, Guy
Waldo.
Rev. O. E. Tell organized a
branch northwest Of Philip last
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
money corn contest

money corn contest $50
On motion the following bills
were allowed on the Institute
Fund:
Thomas Charles Co. school
snnplleS ... -. 3.oI
4. N. Palmer Co. Supplies
for Institute 5.67
On motion the application of
Rob't. W. Reich for refund of
% oN was allowed on account of
his having served as fireman in
Scotland s. D. fire department
f'r a period of S years as evil
denced by a certain exemption
certificate issued by said depart.
ment.
On motion the Requisition Of
A. S. Anderson Clerk Of Courts
for fifty names to be drawn to
act as Petit Jurors in Haakon
County to complete the Jury list
was allowed and the names
drawn.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 900 o'clock A. M.
September 18th.
At 900 o'clock A. M. Sep
tember 18th board met as per
adjournment. All members pre-
sent.
On motion the following Ap-
plications for school fund loans
were allowed:
Marion E. Parker 49,. 10000
Earl S. Rundall -.... 10000
Elvira j. Sullivan 49,. 10000
Nels Rogde 49,. 49,. 10000
Ernest H. Vaughn .... 10000
On motion the following bills
were allowed on the road fund.
-. R. c. and N. w. r. r,
freight on engine :. 16O.99
Mike Millonig. labor on
road 49,. go. -. 91.OO
On motion the following bills
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
Philip, S. D. Sept, II, 1917.

Philip, 5. ID. Sept IL, l9ll.
At an adjourned session board
of county commissioners which
met at 900 o'clock A. M. Mem
bers present Jerry Jarman Chas.
II. Haxbv and Edgar Watwood
Co. Auditor. Meeting called TO
order by Jerry Jarman Chair
man.
On motion the following cor
rections were made to bills 2785
$500 additional was allowed.
Bill 27S8 $27.5O additional was
allowed. Bill 2787 $2S.12 addi-
tional was allowed these bills be-
ing for tree bounty to N. G. Eek
wald, Geo. F. Piersall and Guy
II. Waldo.
On motion the following bills
on the general fund were allow
ed:
Bank of Philip, premium on
$4,000 insurance policy
on School books 49,. :. 1910
Yee Lee laundry for Reed
Payne pauper 49,. .... go
Fred II. Root. Sheriff fees
collection of delinquent
personal taxes .... -. 10000
News Printing Co. office
supplies -. ..... 1850
John T. Forsell, expense,
freight, express etc =. 4l.7O
j. d. Rainey, official and
job printing 80. 56.18
On motion board adjourned un-
til / 80 o'clock P. M. At l 80
o'clock board met as per adjourn
ment, all members present.
On motion the following bill
was allowed on the road fund.-:
E. &c. Collins, road work 500
On motion the following bill
was allowed on the school con-
test fund.
Jennie E. O'Neal, prize
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
CONTRABAND

Ihere Will soon appear IN our
paper the first installment of
"Contraband" serial story of
the early days Of the present
war. 1t concerns Americans only
and has been described as the
best sea tale in ten years.
Randall Parrish, the author, a
former editor, knows what real
adventure is, because he tried
to be a lawyer, editor and
cow-puncher in the southwest in
the days before that section OF
the country was tanned. He
boboed, fought Indians, pros
pected for gold and chased horse
thieves before he settled dowr
to the peaceful life of novel
writing. Watch for the first
chapters Of "Contraband' II
is whale Of story.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27

bodily.
Miss Juanita Lucas, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. j. w. lucas,
former Philip residents. is now
teaching in the schools at
Belle Fourche.
Niss Swihart, of Capa, well
known as an art painter, re-
ceived eight first prizes for
her paintings at the state fair.
also three second prizes and
one third.
Wood, a town down in Mel
lette county, pulls off fair
this year. That it is not to be
outdone by some of the larger
cities Of the state is shown in
the advertising of its leading
place of amusement for the fair,
it's Hay Palace.
- .
The story of the fire at Ne.
well, as carried in the dailies
coming to Philip, gives the i'm
preston that it was a mighty
big blaze. The fire originated
i'll a livery stable and besides
The barn destroyed a hotel and
Il rooming house, with loss
# about $4,000, according to
the Newell News.
- 80
The differences between Lyman
county and its offspring, Jones
county. are now in the courts
for adjustment. LYMAN claims
Jones owes it $14 900. and Jones
GAYS it has $4,000 coming from
Lyman. The latter contention is
N"lyed by tho advertisement of
property as determined by the
state accountant department.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Cade.
highly respected residents Of
Belle Fourche, were instantly
killed at grade crossing two
and one half miles northwest of
Rapid City on the Sturgis road
last Thursday morning. when
their auto was struck by a
freight train. Mr.. Cade evident
ly miscalculated the distance of
the train when he tried to cross
the track in front of it. L. E.
Aldrich, Of this city, was a mem
Der Of the coroner's jury that
investigated the accident.
Circuit Court for Jackson
county was held in Kadoka last
week, and local attorneys were
interested in number of the
cases. The trial of James Nc
Henry, of Weta, on a charge of
rape, resulted in a verdict of
guilty, and a sentence Of four
years and six months was pro-
nounced. Philip and Waggoner,
of this city, were employed by
Jackson county to assist in the
prosecution. G. Means was found
guilty of cattle stealing and
sentenced to three years and
six months.
w. W. Wilson Of Garland had
an experience in his bachelor
quarters on the ranch that he
will remember for some time.
One night recently he arose
from bed and in stepping on
the floor came down on a rattle
snake. He said it took only
fraction of a second to get off
and go for a light and club.
He managed to smash the end
of the rattler's tail as it crawl
ed down crack in the floor,
and spent the remainder of the
night under the floor entertain
ing Wilson with it's rattling.
He said that one Of the first
things he did was to cover up
the crack and he does not recall
the experience without chills
running up and down his spine.
Midland Mail.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27

Six more men selected by the
local board for military duty
will be sent from here to
Camp Funston, Kansas, next
week, leaving here next Wedn-
csday evening. The men call
ed to report are Mern Edward
Brooks of Elbon, Arthur Kopp
of Carlin, Jesse Sylvester Pep
pie of Grindstone, Guy Reber,
Harley Burlington and James
e. Moriarity. Of this city.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
we're allowed on the General

fund:
John T. Forsell express IT'S
American School Book Co.
School books -. 1850
Jennie f. O'Neal, expense $40
The Mitchell Publishing
Co. record books for
county officials -. 1928
On motion board adjourned un
til 1:30 o'clock P. NJ. At 1870
clock P. M. Board met as
per adjournment. All members
present.
On motion petition for road
from Midland to Leslie signed
by w. L. Pier and others was
allowed provided Stanley Co.
will stand half Of the expense
on that part of it following
the county line.
On motion the written offer
Of John Dunlevy to sell Lot 81
in Block 8 original Townsite of
City Of Philip for the sum of
$4,000 was accepted.
On motion petition signed by
w. L. Pier and others for road
from Midland to Leslie follow
ing road to Ottumwa as far
as Piersall place thence north
to Grandfield was allowed and
work ordered done as far as it
follows section line.
On motion petition of Geo.
Ferguson and others for bridge
on Bridges Creek between Sec
1ions ) and s 4 Mo Z was
allowed.
On motion petition of G.
H. Hauk and others for bridge
on section line between sections
29 and 20, 3N r. 1SE was al
lowed.
On motion petition of G. E.
Hank and others for bridge on
section line between See. 6-N2
lSE and Sec. 31-3N-18E where
said section line crosses North
Fork of Bad River was allowed.
On motion board adjourned un-
I'll 800 o'clock A. NJ. Septem-
Der 10TH.
At 8 100 o'clock A. M. Septem-
Der 10Th board met as per ad-
jCurnment.
On motion board accepted Of
fer of w. R. Berry for tank
and wagon for $4,000.
On motion the following bills
were allowed on the General
Fund:
'yhas. H. Haxby, mileage
and per diem as Co.
Commissioner -. -. $500
jerry Jarman, mileage and
per diem as Co. Com
missioner -. -. 1850
E. A. Morrison mileage and
per diem as Co. Commis-
sioner 80. 80. ..J.. $500
Fred H. Root, stamps =. 800
On motion the following bills
was allowed on the Institute
Fund:
Churchill Grindell Co.
Song Books -. 49,. 1873
On motion the following road
bills were allowed:
Fred H. Root, oil and
barrels .... -. =. 1915
M. E. Parker, road work 1900
Standard Oil Co., Oil and
gas go. go. -. ll.1o
On motion board adjourned
Sine Die.
Board Of County Commissioners.
By Jerry Jarman, Chairman.
ATTEST: Edgar Watwood,
County Auditor
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27

Sheriff Fred Root and States
Attorney 0. K. Whitney were
business visitors in Pierre Tues
day. From there Mr.. Root went
to points west on business
trip.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27
Sunday afternoon with fifteen

Sunday afternoon with fifteen
charter members. The following
officers were elected: Chair
man. j. f. Pancake; vice chair
man James Armstrong; treasur-
er, Mrs. j. d. Riddell, and
secretary, Mrs. Martin Kellogg;
board of directors, Charles Grie
sci, Ernest Clements, Charles
Smith, Mrs. L. G.. Teeters. Walt
Kellogg, Mrs. Percy Keyser,
and Mrs. George Woodard.
Last week President Will
son issued proclamation com
mending the new organization of
the Junior Red Cross to the
school children of the United
States. Rules and regulations
for the Junior Red Gross are
not issued but it is announced
that the membership fee is
twenty-five cents for each pupil.
A movement is under way to
organize the Philip High school
which it is believed will be one
of the first organizations of the
kind in South Dakota.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-09-27

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10
RESOLUTIONS ON THE
DEATH OF BISHOP

The board OF directors of the Boise
Commercial club today adopted the
following resolutions on the death Of
Bishop Glorieux:
Resolved, that the death Of Bishop
A. j. GlorieuX has caused a vacancy in
this community that no surviving citi-
zen of Boise is qualified to fill. In ev-
cry day life the bishop was gentle, Sc
rene, affable and kind, and his words
and deeds We're always weighed and
genuine. More than any of his con-
temporaries. he exemplified the virtue
of humility. Moreover he was known
to all our people personally and by
reputation as public spirited citizen
whose character was above reproach
This fact constituted him an ideal
trustee and representative in the pro-
motion of civic undertakings where
public confidence was indispensable to
success. In the long years the bishop
was with us we always thought of him
as a public asset, wherefore we think
Of his death rs q public loss"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10
PERSONALS.

NJ. f. Johnson left today for Ven
tura, Cal, where he will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Monroe Gainor. of Reno, New, is
visiting relatives in the city.
r. J. Noyes, of Augusta, Me-, has
gone east after being in this part Of
Idaho for some time. He came west
to look after mining interests.
Colonel NJ w. Wood left today for
Washington, D. C.
Miss leila Taylor. well known vo-
calist, left today for New York after
spending the summer with her parents
in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Corn of Thomas,
Okla. who have been visiting relatives
in Boise. have returned to their home
1t is probable that they will return
soon to make their home in Idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10
NEW SUITS FILED,

Florence Bernasconi and Victor
Bernasconi have brought suit in dis
trict court against Francisco Aguierre
for damages in the sum of $4,000. The
complaint sets forth that the defend
ant ram into Florence Bernsaconi, who
was driving horse and buggy on
Main street of Boise on July 81, 1917,
with an automobile and alleges that
he was violating the traffic ordinance
of the city at the time of the accident.
Myrtle Hutchinson has brought suit
against D. f. Brink, administrator of
the estate of Abraham Williams. de-
ceased, and Thomas DIN Alternately to
foreclose on real estate. The princi-
pal is $500. Attorneys fees in the sum
of 800 are asked.