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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
2
A fragment lists corrected figures for Philip, South Dakota with August 10th as the date. It records prices for durum wheat 16 00005 per unit, flour per 44 pounds, hogs per hundredweight, and butter with Eges noted.
Local Presbyterians plan an evening of entertainment at the opera house featuring a performance by The Peak Sisters. The program includes musical numbers and a short play, promised to provide an enjoyable night for attendees.
A jumble of business visits and passenger futures from Marietta to Nowlin and Fort Pierre. Town social plans include an Catholic church ice cream social with home made sherbet. A group of four journalists retraced a route through Newell, Belle Fourche, Deadwood with a late return and good reports.
Dr. Ryde reports the birth of a daughter Sunday to Mr and Mrs Adam Beno of Elbow. A Sioux Falls College catalog is promoted. Rev C H Bryan officiated at the marriage of Miss Rognn Thorson from Milesville to Albert W Whompton of Pierre. The couple departed for a cen oe Steere com. Chas Richardson of Milesville visits Rice Lake Minnesota. A married man cook seeks work. Knoxville Iowa reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs P E Bellamy of Hardin grove. Hi I Kennedy and sons depart for Saskatchewan for harvest work.
P E B Bellamy, a young Hardingrove rancher, will move to Frankfort with his family after securing a state position. Peter J Jennen plans a Canada visit to see a son in Alberta. A Portal North Dakota death affects Theodor of Smith, who suspects paralysis. Recent rains brought 2 to 3 inches, aiding pastures and grain growth.
Sheriff Coyne has added three to his list of star boarders at the county hostil e. Steven Hunter, a half breed Indian, was arrested at Interior and given a preliminary hearing Friday on a statutory crime charge. Waggoner and Gallagher, with Deputy Norman, attended the hearing. Hunter was bound over to the next term of court on 15000 bonds but could not post, and accompanied Norman to the county seat. Elmer Ziegler had not been tried for his share in the Mulhausen horse larceny of late 1908. He was arrested and examined in justice court, with waiver, and is back in Stanley county court house basement. Arthur Headland, former Fort Pierre livery chambermaid, attempted to beat his landlady out of board money. with Hunter and Ziegler, they mark time for months.
Clarence Nash treasurer of Marietta township Ohio Indiana announces warrants numbered up to 75 will be paid on presentation. Interest stops from this date. Notice dated June 15 1911.
Experienced editor and printer seeks immediate engagement. Open to leasing or buying a one man shop central or west 8. D. Preferred. A. T. Cox, Draper, 8. D. For farm loans at reasonable interest and optional payments, write me. I also buy land. F. J. Mundt, Madison, 8. D. 94.
Smith News reports on residents traveling and visiting relatives in Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Canada. Peter Clements plans spring visit to Viroqua parents. Mr and Mrs H R Martin head to Philip with Iowa plans if children improve. Mrs John Wedeman stops by Marietta from Minnesota. Roy O Connell back from Lane with no work. Rev Jewell Hughes visits from Doon Town to view nearby area. Ed Orton in Philip seeks cattle. Jennen brothers mourn father dying en route to Canada. W F Kertzman returns from North Dakota preparing to move family. Louison and Thiemann families of Hilland pause en route to Bad From, signaling an upcoming trip.
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