Wheat products and supplies corrected and listed
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
2
Corrected to Jacob Wheat No 1 ae gas durum wheat No 1 85 flour per 44 lbs ree OO togs per ewl oe eri butter 15 eyes 10.
A mural of small items shows local life with names of residents visiting Sioux City and Fort Dodge, travelers to Milwaukee and Chicago, births and marriages, business trips, and upcoming debts. People include Mrs. Snow of Midland visiting Mrs. Gallagher, F. L. Conkey of Wessington at Ed Banks’s home, and a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. J Ralph Lee.
Local items from Philip including lost pocketbook and jacket on the road northwest of town, livestock sale near term, and business shifts as Mulleague Grocery Co. closes. Regional happenings cover church confirmations, visits by clergy, residents abroad, travel updates, and upcoming legal blanks at the Review office.
The edition notes continued dry conditions with no rain in sight. It lists various local movements and visits including William Crowser from 1 Pedro taking os to White river for wintering, Hamilton Roth traveling to visit his sons and daughter near Bend, Andrew Olson in Philip, Mrs Mary Ferguson visiting Rapid City to see her ill brother Mike Callahan, A Menish transporting hogs to Rich Foley in Piedmont, William Proctor seeking work in Oakes North Dakota, Mrs Ed Peterson and family shopping in Philip, and Herman Eberhardt with his wife consulting doctors there. Additional visit notes mention Jerhune and family among Philip visitors last week.
Frank the Burlington railroad believes he is the Whiteman s Hope and has sent Carter from Chicago to Badger to test his worth with pugilistic experts. Carter 29, 6 feet 2, 235 pounds, has boxed before and now pursues a serious bid for the fighting ranks.
A 14-year-old son of Mrs. Charles Perry, from the Big Bend country in the county, was dragged to death last Sunday after his saddle turned during a race with another boy. His foot was caught in the stirrup and he was dragged a distance before witnesses could reach him. he died soon after.
A severe thunderstorm swept Kadoka and nearby areas with heavy rain and strong electrical activity. Settler Julius Bolekner was struck by lightning and killed during the afternoon storm.
Warrant calls issued by Clarence O Nash treasurer of Marista Two Marietta Ohio date June 15 1911 state all outstanding warrants up to number 75 will be paid upon presentation interest stopping there on from this date
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