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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
The Philip Weekly Review edited by D. Ralney announces subscription at 1.00 a year in advance or 1.50 by quantity, with advertising rates available on application. It is published every Friday morning from the Review office on Pine street near Center street.
The Mississippi ranch round up wagon with about twenty riders and 160 saddle horses camped two miles north of Hayes on Friday. Foreman Jett Carr led the outfit and townspeople enjoyed a wagon supper. They headed to Bad River Sunday to begin cattle work amid a changing open range as settlements press westward. The cowboy era is fading with fencing and immigration reshaping Stanley County.
A reward is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who set fire to four ranch buildings on June 20 near Hardingrove five miles northeast on the Cheyenne River. The poster promises confidentiality and no public mention of informants.
Bowen B Fenner, living with his daughter and son in law south of town, hanged himself in a barn early Sunday. An inquest found death by his own hand amid long illness and threats of self harm. The Fort Pierre area reports a barn fire and two heat related worker deaths nearby with few names available.
Stanley County hosted diverse gatherings including eagle displays and picnics while a river theft led Sheriff Houston to capture two men seventeen miles downstream. Fort Pierre creamery yielded 10 pounds of butter on first churning and 1 557 pounds on the day, amid a busy local scene with arrests for interfering with an officer and a grazing-versus-law incident.
On Tuesday June 25 a team horse described as a tall black bay mare aged eight with a small white spot on the right side, weight about 50, branded 7 above lazy 5 and 15 below on the left shoulder, quarter circle over the left hip, and ring bone on the right hind leg disappeared. Reward of 25 for return to owner Mrs M Johnston one and a half miles south of Smith on the Philip trail. Had halters and a piece of picket rope. Bank of Philip advertises confidential banking and client protection.
Travel Magazine notes the delusion about second class in Europe and warns travelers to book premier seats. It compares crowded second class on regional routes to a Brooklyn summer crowd and advises arranging private compartments or ensuring every berth has a ticket.
A playful hat snatch during Verdi's Genova stop leads to a comic clash as two admirers pull at the hat from opposite sides, only to have a passerby claim the prize. The scene ends with collective laughter at the mishap involving the famed composer.
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