Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-16
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Happenings In County and State
Some items are rehashed
9ome given credit where cred
It = due, and some are swiped
bodily.

come given credit where cred
IL It = due, and some are swiped I
bodily.
Articles of incorporation for a new
bank at Belvidere have been filed.
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Residents of the eastern portion oi
Butte county have begun a campaign
for county division. The nme OF the
proposed new county is Liberty coun-
lty.
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A party of convicts from the state
lpenitentiary at Sioux Falls were here
Wednesday on their way to the state
game preserve near Custer, where
they will be employed during the sum-
mer in building roads in the preserve
Rapid City Guide.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Rowe have re-
ceived word from their son. Hiram, al
the Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal.
that he has received his commission
las lieutenant, and expects soon to be
transferred to another field and then
obtain a furlough am come home for
q brief visit.-Fort Pierre Times.
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Mrs. Emily Hall, who has been Wis
iting at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. p. j. Gallagher at Ontario, Ore
Freturned to Midland Monday morning
She came by way OF Denver and was
accompanied from that place by Hazel
Elrod who has been visiting her
brother Ernest and wife at that place
Midland Mail.
F. J. Hopkins, of Wasta, and r. J.
Dougherty, of Sioux City, have recent
/ ly purchased the entire bunch of cat
tie of James Cox and wife, and leased
the Cox ranch, located north OF Wasta
The transaction In cattle involves
100000. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox have re-
sided ON the ranch for many years
past and are entitled to well-earncd
rest.
E1hs papers along the Milwaukee
nAe Afc very yHx1fhx nxar the train
service under the new schedule. A
party leaving Kadoka for points east
of Chamberlain to Mitchell has to
spend two days and two nights on the
road. The famed slow train through
Arkansas could not do any worse. Mail
from east of the river has cobwebs on
it when 1t reaches points along that
extension.
This paper will exert every effort
to have r. A. Bielski named the re-
publican nominee for state senator
from this district. Dick is a young
man, talented, forceful and In every
way qualified to represent his constit-
uents. His previous terms as repre-
sentative, his aptitude, ability and de-
pendability, make him the logical can
vote OF every republican who has the
interests of this county. district and
heart.-Fort Pierre Times.
1t is possible that the School OF
Mines at Rapid City and the equip
ment at Fort Meade may be utilized
by the government in training a
small number Of men for the army
Fort Meade is capable Of handling
1000 men. A representative from
the war department has been making
personal investigation of the matter
recently. The government is making
strenuous efforts to rapidly increase
the number of men in service, and
for this reason alone the chance
for sepding men to both institutions
is thought to be very good.
A bad automobile accident occurred
Friday, three miles west Of Rec
Heights, when an automobile going
at high rate Of speed, in which five
young ladies from Highmore were
going to a picnic turned turtle. Two
of the girls, Bessie and Sarah Perry
were seriously injured, the former
having her jaw bone broken in three
places and the latter suffered spinal
injuries Bessie il reported IN . pre-
carious condition and her recovery Il
doubtful. The injured girls are ths
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w
Perry. The other three girls escaped
with slight injuries. Miller Gazette
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When II became known that Henri
Lawrence. = well to do retired farmer
living just outside Of Onida was tn
only property owener. IN Sally count,
that had not taksn his allotment O
Liberty Bonds, . large crowd Of cit
izens Of 0nida. including many OF th'