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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

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Happenings in County and State Highlights

Exchange items note rehashed notices and credit given where due. Lee Waldo losses two thousand dollars in a hat coat valise incident near De Witt Nebraska and mishaps with a driving horse after leaving Nebraska. Dan Bierwagen reports a Cheyenne River alfalfa field yielding over three tons per acre and a strong harvest expected this fall. The field, sown on sod without plowing, is praised as among the finest in the state.

Lee G. H. Waldo South Dakota de Witt Neb Waldo Dan Bierwagen Cheyenne

Pleasant Fort Pierre wedding ties Parcells and Grimm

M Loyd Parcells and Miss Ethel Grimm wed Saturday in Fort Pierre at the bride’s uncle George Huston’s home. The ceremony drew relatives and friends, with a plan to spend a week in the Black Hills before settling in Fort Pierre. Parcells served as deputy clerk of courts for Stanley County. The couple are welcomed warmly by friends. Meanwhile Presbyterian women run a carnival stand offering ice cream, lemonade, hot coffee, and sandwiches, with a ladies rest room provided.

Fort Pierre M. Loyd Parcells Ethel Grimm Marrage George Huston Black Hills Stanley County Sioux Falls Pierre Capital- Journal

Governors in Dakota and Creamery Talk at Philip

The piece recalls Louis K. Church as Dakota's eleventh territorial governor and reform ally of Theodore Roosevelt. It then urges Philip settlers to back a local creamery, noting it must be built by interested residents with pledged support and highlighting potential profits from cheaper regional dairy production.

Louis K. Church New York Dakota Cleveland Pierce Church General Assembly of Theodore Roosevelt Seattle Wash Alaska Philip Ubh

Harvest Festival exhibits promise prizes and wider displays

Philip plans a September harvest festival with exhibits on September 3 4 and 6 offering ribbons for first second and third prizes and many special prizes from local merchants. Livestock poultry displays are planned and a later detailed account will follow. The J M Linn store sale to Frank Rood is noted along with regional business ties and a Dakota gas belt exposition set for September 22 25 in Pierre featuring concerts vaudeville and street attractions.

Philip Stanley County W. MH. Wilkinson McLane & Harrell A. Kumm Hargesheimer Indy Aldrich & Son R. M. Williams F.G. Schwartz E. M. Larson & Co Mer. Co J. M. Linn Toree Bros Pierre Reed Bere

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Our Harvest Festival H. B. Fislar & Robinson Bros Hastings Land Company U. S. Land Office Offee Hyde Bik Hastings Mgr S, D L. E. Gok Martin J Fort Pierre Bank J. A.blolok First State Bank of Philip N Bank of Kadoke J.e.utterbsok Balvidere State Bank RB. E. Morgan Register of Deeds Stanint Home Land & Abstract Co M. L. Parcells Fort Pierre, S. D Meyer & Hudspeth Furst Leggett Frank Rood Rood Tie Linn Atlas Lumber Dimension A. A. Heinemann Cole N. W. BR. BR Depos Phillip South Gakota R. L. McClelland Stoermer D. Q. Jordan U. S C. A. Lamb the Barber Bank of Philip J. H. Johnson Stock Growers Bank 5. D L. A. Kelley Philip Livery Ralph Vandercook Fort Piebbe The Philte Land and Cattle G. BD BH. Wyckoff
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