Local Notes Report Busy Weeks and Harvest Actions
Wakama and Cleophas travel for visits while Miss Wilburn and Miss Ziegler visit relatives. Farmers report fine small grain yields though corn lags. Ed Hill builds a school house. Gordie Coats and Philip team play ball in Fort Pierre. John McGuire returns from Chicago. several residents close boarding houses and sell horses. A lively race, a hospital update on Mrs Cleophas Rousseau, and harvest news from Ash Creek and nearby areas fill the week with community activity and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakama
J. A. Curington
Midland
Cleophas Rousseau
Fort Pierre
Kate Wilburn
Hilda Ziegler
Rennie McDonald
R. Long
Ed Hill
Snelson
Gordie’ Coats
Philip
John McGuire
Chicago
Leslie
Nettie
Maude Ingram
Frank Meyer
Ottumwa
Ray van Lone
Dan Powell, Jr
Susie Oakes
John van Lone
John Bartratt
G. S. McGee
John Powell
Pigeon
John Foltz
Sioux City
Local Social Notes And Visits Across Creek Regions
Smith Items Charles Smith traveled east for an extended visit this week. Mrs. S F Airey and daughter Alice visited friends on Mexican creek Monday. Master Shea Airey stays with his grandmother on Medicine creek. Mr and Mrs Jerry Sanders on Mexican creek welcomed a daughter late last week. Mrs Burch Airey departed Friday for Pierre to join her husband at Permanent Concrete Construction Co. Chas McCoMough and family on Medicine creek left Friday for Rapid City to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burgess
Cap Ferguson
Ash Creek
Medicine Creek
Rapid City
Metrics and Mirth: Tidbits From A Curious Digest
A collage of statistics spans exports from Riveria reaching two million dollars annually and emigration shaping Europe with 960 thousand natives leaving yearly while 200 thousand return. It notes saltier tropic seas, a health limit at sixteen thousand five hundred feet, and women’s higher value in dexterous labor. The world mines employ five million people, a third in the British Empire, with about 10000 chemists in the United States. Eight car trains are planned for Boston’s elevated line to ease traffic.
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Europe
United States
Boston
Philip Town Election Notice August 18 1908
Notice to Philip South Dakota voters of a town election to be held August 18 1908 at the Philip Opera House for town officers including a trustee from each district Clerk Assessor Treasurer Marshal Justice of the Peace and Overseer of Highways. Town divided into three districts with descriptions and boundaries provided. Signed August 5 1908 by A P Warrney ILLWALPOLE and A S ANpRsox Inspectors.
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Philip
S. D
Philip Opera House
Pine Street
Center Avenue
Said
A. P. Warrney
Illwalpole
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Aldrich Son
Adam Schaff
Stanley County
Review
Rainey
the Review
Philip Weekly Review
J. D. Rainey
Review Office
North Centertreet
Congress
Oacoma
Will Powell
Bocklen
Lamm Bros
Zavitz Clothing Co
A. L. Zavitz
W. L. Wilkinson
Philip, S. D
Floyd L. Harris
City Dray
He Is
THE
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Sion
OWL Restaurant
Frank O'Neil
Philip. S. D
State Normal School
Springfield, South Dakota
Wenzlapf
R. B. Driver
Inc
North Center Street
A. O. Putnam
Drayman
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