Local notices and business updates from town and region
A mixed town page lists residents visiting for business and leisure, store arrivals and departures, and local notices. Highlights include Powell visitor W W Young, Karney seeking spring chickens buyers, Collier traveling to Omaha for goods, Miss Maher, Davis, and Slocum staff movements, Brown family visiting in Alybon, Geist's return from Omaha, and a baby boy born to Fred and Mrs Alford. Three months free tuition offer from Sioux Falls Business College noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffman
W. Young
Powell
Collier
Otmatas
Gk Moles & Son
KL. Geist
Omaha
Ter Depot
Sioux Falls Business College
Sioux Falls
Fred Alford
Merton Ross
Miller
Topbar
Hiram Arnold
Arethur
Chicago
F. J. Arnold
Local News and Social Notes From Philip South Dakota
Local items include visits and travels of residents, such as Miss Mary Humphrey Ottumwa editor visiting Philip, Dr Harry Durkee returning to Huron, Mr and Mrs H A Kamm planning a Minn trip, and a party celebrated Leon Ince’s seventeenth birthday. An excursion train to Hot Springs carried about 600 passengers. County bridge site work moved forward with F E Morrison and Contractor O Neill. An advertising note mentions Cottonwood Register editor Kern in town for August celebration. Crop prospects reported as favorable in Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood Telegram
E. M. Morrigan
W. Russell
Sandstone
Minn
Mary Humphrey
Ottumwa
Philip
Harry Durkee
Huron
H. A. Kamm
Spring Valley
Twin Cities
Joseph Roberts
L. B
Hess O'Connell
Midland
Department of Kumm
F. EB. Morrison
O'Neill
Nowlin
County
Kern
Cottonwood Register
Cottonwood
Brown
Blunt
Hot Springs
Yankton
W. G. Bailey
Chamberlain
A. L
Plainview
H. J. Ince
Leon
Visitors and Local Notices From Highmore Area
Max Hoefer of St Peter Minn arrived by train to visit his daughter and inspect stock interests at Smith. Arthur Walker Robert Moore of Vivian visited BF Road home last week and left Thursday. W J Lindgren from E M Larson Co. enjoys a vacation visiting Elk Point and Sioux City. Rev O Hara announces Sunday services at the Catholic church first mass 7 and second at 10. A subscription for a parsonage building will be started. Miss Lucy Kane rushed to Waterloo to aid her gravely ill brother, departing at noon. The Highmore Bulletin reports the marriage of Warvey Michael and Eileen Rodenburg at Congregational parsonage in Milesville. Gentle showers end heat wave. grain harvested, hay nearly up, corn stands promising after July care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoefer
St. Peter, Minn
Smith
Arthur Walker
Robert Moore
Vivian
BF. M. Road
W.J. Lindgren
E. M. Larson & Co
Elk Point
Sioux City
Father O'Hara
Lucy Kane
Waterloo
Iowa
Highmore Bulletin
Warvey Michael
Eileen Rodenburg
Milesville
Michael
Philip
Murdo Roundup Tells Of Local Visits And Business
Mr and Mrs E A White return to Murdo Monday and visit the Rapid City state laundry. Eds barber shop H M Eiian of Elbow is a business visitor. Mrs W B Jamieson visits Midland friends. Mrs W Hansen of Oelwein Iowa visits her mother Mrs C E McLane. Mrs Mortenson of Wendte visits with daughter Lena. Souvenir China local views Pioneer Pharmacy with Walpole will buy or sell land. See Fislar Waldorf for a Creany Separator on easy terms. Miss Sadie Green of the Bad River News streak leaves for Huron. For quick land sales list with Will R Walpole over Hargeshimers Drug Store. Mrs Jordan and daughter of Beresford visit with O Connell and Walpole families. Wunderhose four pairs guaranteed to wear four months. Moses & Son GF. Moses & Son, Grant Dewell of Pierre visits in the interests of Northwestern Manual. AJA Freseman Gladstone Clark and Miss Rosa Moody and Lottie Steninger of Parker stay with Mr and Mrs R L Moody. M A Fitzgerald of Lead in dentistry visits the city. Mrs N A Wykoff and daughter Mrs Jessie Hawk travel eastern Meade county where Mrs Hawk begins residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Steat
H. M. Eiian
Elbow
W. B. Jamieson
Midland
Walpole
Hargesheimers Drug Store
Fislar & Waldorf
Creany
Sadie Green
Bad River News Force
Huron
Moses & Son
Grant Dewell
Pierre
Marual
Aja. Freseman
Gladstone Clark
Rosa Moody
Lottie Steninger
Parker
R. L. Moody
M.A. Fitzgerald
N. A. Wykoff
Jessie Hawk
Meade County
Hawk
Regular meeting actions and local notices in Bad River area
The board of trustees met and approved sundry bills an automobile ordinance and sidewalk repairs. A special election for bonds to fund a new school building will be considered tonight. Mrs Anderson Michael hosted Presbyterian aid society at Bad River Valley. Carson Williams returned from Sioux Falls Sioux City and elsewhere. Mr Merrigan travels to Spokane for irrigation congress as South Dakota delegate. A R Bay petitions for a new Prather post office and postmaster appointment with plans to open a local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Wade
K. A. Bielski
Fort Pierre
Board of Education
Presbyterian Aid Society
Anderson Michael
Bad River Valley
Pioneer Pharmacy
Carson Williams
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Tea Review
Mr. Williams
FE. M. Merrigan
Pacific Coast
Merrigan
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
South Dakota
Vessey
A. R. Bay
Prather Place
Grindstone Creek
Post Office Department
Prather
M F Collier to Open General Store in Philip
M F Collier has decided to start a general merchandise business in Philip and has begun purchasing goods. The store will be in the Dupree building on Center street and open around the 20th, with a temporary setup before Mrs Dupree builds a two story brick building on the lot. The new store will occupy the first floor and the second floor will house offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Collier
Philip
Dupree
Center Street
Walruses Walloped in Weekend Baseball Bout
The Walruses beat a makeshift Philipine lineup 4 to 1 as Captain Claudius Ramsey led the locals. Frank Rood managed, while Shade and Abbott teamed for the battery and Peterson and Orr handled pitching duties. The visitors scored first but could not stop Wall’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipinoes
Dusky
Baseball Warriors
Claudius Ramsey
Wall
Frank Rood
Philip Bunch
Peterson
Cottonwood
George Quinn
Quinn
Shade
Abbott
Orr
Phi
Firth
Old Wall
New Stock and local business notices in Philip area
See our new styles of overalls and bags from G F Moses Son. Pioneer Pharmacy also features ladies purses. The Bank of Philip building was moved across from its old site to clear space for a new brick bank building with excavation work starting soon. Four carloads of brick are being unloaded. Bank cashier Anderson Michael was injured by barbed wire while riding with his wife Sunday night, requiring six stitches. R M Williams returned from Washington DC after two weeks representing local business men to advocate Philip as a Cheyenne reservation registration point, with possible designation of Philip west of the river depending on proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G F. Moses & Son
Pioneer Pharmacy
Bank of Philip
Anderson Michael
Michael
Lane
R. M. Williams
National Capital
Business Men's Association
Philip
Rexall Liver Pills Sold at Hargesheimer’s Drug Store
News from Topbar reports a tragic accident when children playing with a shotgun caused instant death to the twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild. Coroner Winter notified but did not call for an inquest. The piece also notes Dr A A Heinemann and Fred Smith's record journey along a proposed Milwaukee extension route, plus Meade county crops looking fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. B. Fairchild
Fairchild
Winter
Kadoka
A. A. Heinemann
Fred Smith
Topbar
Mariela
Vislea Plainview
Red Owl
White Owl
Brushie
Zeal
Cheyenne River
Milwaukee
Wakapala
Belle Fourche
Poilip
Meade County
Tragic Lightning Death Near Philip SD 1909
Elmer Peterson eighteen suffered fatal lightning strike while raking hay five miles southeast of Philip. He died instantly. funeral set for 2 pm at the Presbyterian church with burial in Midland cemetery. Also published is an ordinance establishing a speed limit of one mile per six minutes for vehicles within Philip town limits, with penalties of fifteen to twenty two dollars and enforcement by the town marshal, effective upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peterson
Peter Peterson
Elmer
Minard
Presbyterian Church
Midland Cemetery
Midland Star
Philip
South Dakota
Board of Trustees
Frank M. Rood
Attech. Pres. Board of Trustees
A. P. Anderson
Wedding Bells in Stanton as Walter Smith Weds Effle Mathers
Walter O. Smith and Effle May Mathers unite at the home of Mr and Mrs James Mathers in west Stanton on August 4. Rev J J Klopp conducts the ceremony. A grand dinner followed with violin music and warm praise for the bride and groom. The groom, a merchant in South Dakota, begins a promising venture as the couple plans for future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathers
West Stanton
Walter O. Smith
Effle May Mathers
J. J. Klopp
Congregational Church
Stanton
Stanton County
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Pioneer Store
H. J. Vnce
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Hargesheimer
Piulip
Go FL
Mix Maher
de AL Daviss
Davis
IL G. Saathot
Rockford
H|hols
G.N. Slocum
Alcester
W. W. Brown
Alybion
Hainois
Alvin Wagegoner
AI A. Kumm
Arnold
Fay Morrison
New South Dakota
W. L. Wilkinson
Rexall
Mrs. E. A. White
Murdo
China
Will R. Walpole
Bainana
Hartley
San Rouge
Rexall Liver
Hargesheimer’s
Dr. Bell
Merchant A Benedict
Smith-Mathers
Nebraska
N. B. Gearhart
Jack Peshek
A. I. Cooper
Ed. Johnson
Dick Rouze
Gus Stoermer
George Gravel
White River
Great Cash & Hines
Prospects’ Band
F. W. Warner
A. Michael
Howard Watch
Daily Tribune
Goldfield
Nevada
Dick Jones
Gamneele Yemainay
Pete Veler
the Tribune
Merican
Clarence Sageser
Cash Tin Johnson
Cash
Bielsk
Cd Bank of
J.k.itterback, Pres
Belvidere Sta Morgan, Register of Deeds of
Hanley County
M. L. Parcells
Fort Pierre, S. D
Shrivner
Russell Blacksmith Shop
the O'Harra Mortgage Company
Illinois
Main Street
Roy C. Burner
C. H. Leggett
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