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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1909
Page
5
A brief professional notice describes a physician and surgeon graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College. The text references a practice location at Onice over Hargesheimer's Drug Store with contact details including a residence PIMILIP and an office phone number listed as 4.
Old papers to sell at this one. Hargesheimer makes fine ice cream. Andy Magnuson made a business trip to Nowlin yesterday. Deering line of binders and mowers for sale by John Hayes. G E Mayer, nurseryman, visited Fort Pierre Monday. N W May of Ash Creek rode to Pierre yesterday. BW Williams of Grindstone left for relatives in Pierre. The Beacon Special shoes at 5.50 for sale by Moses & Son. Fred Pepple of Grindstone boarded a train for Huron on business. Mrs. Frank Huss of Pedro left for a few days with friends in the capital city.
Room Hansen, a claimholder on North Fork, left yesterday for a two months stay east of the river. Dr Ryde reports the birth yesterday of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Win Boris north of town. Sam Strayer returned yesterday from South Bend Indiana where he was called by the death of Nilss father. Ex Senator W E Sweeney has disposed of interests in Lyman county and will move away due to failing health. Ed Gray of Perry Iowa departed for home after a two weeks visit with his son John K and daughter Mrs Chas Campbell at Elbon.
A dandy tari to trade. FHS Arnold and Bessie Connell went to Midland Friday. Warner was a business visitor at Underwood Friday. Floyd Green went to Fort Pierre Friday noon on business. T. A. Latter of Rapid City was a business visitor in town Friday. Single seated topbages in good condition for sale. A fine little house here to sell or trade. Fall suits arriving daily from Minneapolis and Chicago. Go PL Moles & Son.
Local notes report departures and travels of residents including Jack Hahn to Huron and J M Linn with daughter Fauline to Brushie, with various trips to Geddes and Vienna for summer work. Accidents include Axel Pearson killed by lightning in Pierre. Items mention new stock at Pioneer Pharmacy, college placements from Sioux Falls, property changes, and a hot springs excursion. Nearby farm and crop updates include Overland visits and Harvest attention as Rapid City Journal notes.
A string of short notices lists business visitors and sales pitches in Philip with names including J.J. Coughlin G. F. Moses & Son John Hayes and J. Maye F. Schmidt. Mentions land seeking buyers, bindings twine mowers and cream separators for sale, plus several residents traveling to Fort Pierre Sloan Iowa Van Metre Huron and Deadwood.
HARGESHEIMER makes elegant ice cream from pure cream and cane sugar. The business men's association meets Friday night in regular monthly session at Warner Land Co.'s office, with President Warner urging a large attendance. Grace Goss, visiting at Mrs. Fred Gibson's home, returned to Wayne Nebraska. Mrs. Jon Whitehorn and Miss Rose Farendin left for Ramona. Earl Durkee and family went to Deadwood for baseball work until October 1. James B. Colburn joins the government band at Battle Mountain sanitarium Hot Springs. Iver Jerobak of Jewell Nursery reports strong business. Dan Bierwagen buys 500 apple trees for his ranch near Hardingrove.
E Johnson of Smith leaves Sunday for Groton to run a threshing rig for the season. He owns a second rig at his Stanley county farm and has used his engine to pull plows, breaking around two hundred acres. He threshed on neighbor A J Peterson’s farm, averaging seventy two bushels per acre.
Kadoka won 2 to 1 in ten innings after a windy game against Philip. Fitzgerald and Orr pitched for Philip, Kadoka took a run in the fifth, Philip tied in the ninth, and an overthrow with two outs in the tenth produced Kadoka's winning score. Kadoka fans claim the Philip lineup contained few of their regulars while praising their own team’s effort.
Work started Friday on excavating for the Philip Mill and Elevator Co flour mill and elevator. Foundations are underway with a 41 by 40 foot mill building and 40 by 36 foot elevator, capacity 25 000 bushels. The mill will produce 150 barrels daily and will be the first of its kind in the region, serving farmers and stock raisers across a wide trade area.预计 operation ready by October 1.
Reports from southern Stanley county describe damage to farm equipment and a warning card signed by Home Protection League. Frank Luke near Fort Pierre finds haying gear sabotaged and suspects local feud. Investigations show another farmer, Charles Williams, damaged, with warnings to abandon land contests before August. Authorities caution against such acts. vow counteraction.
Senator Crawford uncovers a frontier record granting the first South Dakota birth to Mary Huston Atkinson born January 4 Sixty seven years after Ole C Dotley of Neckling claimed the honor. The Chicago woman now Mother Superior at Sacred Heart convent appears as the actual earliest white birth in the state per official records at Fort Pierre with Edward Graham Atkinson listed as father.
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