Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-09
NAV S
Happenings In County and State
Some items are rehashed
come given credit where cred
II is due, and some are swiped
bodily.

N. r. Wen80, FORMER c08n10r OF the
bank at Capa. has taken charge OF
the Bank of Nowlin as csahier.
Bananas will be OF Of the market
very shortly. The government has
commandeered the fruit carrying ves-
sells for transport service.
"The history of the West. River
country would have been different II
it had not been for the cream sep
arator.' says the Dakota Farmer.
The purpose for which It was form
ed having been accomplished in this
state, the prohibition party has ceased
to exist. No candidates for Office
filed under that name this year.
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Judge J. H. Mccoy Of the state
supreme court has received word that
his SON Carroll, second lieutenant
with American forces at the front,
was slightly wounded in action APP
ril 2Sth.s
There Is q rumor abroad that Jack
Provost, who was pitcher for the In
terror ball nine last season and who
enlisted In the navy a few months
ago, died In Philadelphia last week
OF pneumonia.--Interior Index.
Jacob Porter. looking fine and 1T
and every inch sailor. is home from
Great Lakes on an eight day fur
Tough. Jake speaks very highly OF
that branch of the service and is
making rapid headway in. his wireless
telegraphy studies.-Fort Pierre Times.
State authorities have decided that
. large party OF convicts from the
state penitsntiary, after the spring
work In the twine plant has be IN
oomsasasd, wfli be transfsred to the
state game preserve In the Black
Hills to build the first of system Of
roads through the park
War conditions, affecting the la
Dor supply and decreasing production,
while the cost OF machinery, sup
plies etc, have gone upward. is re-
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sponsible for drop in quotations OF
HOmestake mine stock from $3.50 to
SIS on 500 shares. 1t is estimated
that the ore in the ground covered by
the mine is sufiicient to insure op-
erations for more than fifty years.
A number OF friends and neigh
bors Of Mr, and Mrs. Ives Johnson
gave them farewell part vat the
IS. W. Davis home last evening A.
pleasant evening was spent at games
and delicious refreshments were
served Mrs. Johnson will leave to-
night tor Mapleton, Mimi. for visit
with relatives, after which they will
take up their residence in Minneap-
oils. Mr.. johnson expects to re-
main here untfl some time in June.
During their several years residence
here this estimable couple have drawn
about them a large circle OF friends
and their removal from our midst
Is to be regretted. &C Cottonwood Re-
publican.
II q white man were to 90 to Ger
many at this time and start an En-
glish school to educate the young
children OF that country In English in
stead OF their own language he would
probably last about as long as
SNOWFALL in-some tropical country.
But some Of the Hun preachers in
this country fgue they can pull on
stunts similar here. There IL one
Of these fellows working down south
of Stamford. He isn't even a citi-
zen Of this country, but II conducting
= German school. It 10 about time
that these whelps were educated TO
the fact that this IL the U. 8. A., and
that We don't need any German Kul-
tur or any kind Of Germanism taught
to American children. Another thing,
any family who sends their children
to one Of these schools needs careful
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