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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

3

South Dakota State Fair Plans Excitement and Exhibits

The 1907 fair promises record attendance with at least 150 horses in races and 60 in training. Two new speed barns add 50 box stalls, while horticultural, women’s, dairy, fines, mining and apiary exhibits will be outstanding. Contact C N McIlvaine for premium lists. Also Dr Shoops Health Coffee touted as a quick grain based substitute.

Hortcultural Woman's Department South Dakota Dr. Shoop H. A. Kumm

South Dakota State Fair Highlights and Early Attractions

The 24th annual South Dakota State Fair in Huron runs September 7 to 11 with extensive attractions. Gov. John A. Johnson delivers a key address on September 8, airship demonstrations by Strobel’s aeronauts, and a large militia guard with medical facilities planned for visitor safety. Major acts include Fink’s Coon Town Circus and Savages aerialists, plus a Ferris wheel and Indian village. The livestock and agricultural exhibits promise outstanding displays, with thousands expected from eastern states.

John A. Jonson Minnesota Strobel's Aeronauts Toledo Ohio St. Louis South Dakota Fink Coon Town Savages Spot Frank Albreth Tracy, Minn State Fair Board Engelsby Fourth Infantry Band Brown Spink Clark Codington Brookings Kingsbury Beadle Hand Hyde Hughes Stanley Butte Sanborn McCook Hanson Miner Minnehaha Livestock Department Northwest

Local News Roundup Highlights Community Life

Quigg sells land and brokers advertise wall paper loans on patented lands with Aldrich and Son plans. Local figures like J A Quige, Robinson Bros and H B Fislar market land in Stanley County. Church services, social events, births and visits are noted alongside bank and legal notices and arrests.

Quigg R. Lawrence J. A. Quige Robinson Bros. Yard R. E. Davis Hardingrove Presbyterian Church Margaret Cullen St. Paul F. B. Randall Smith DeSmet Episcopal Church F.C. Huss Pedro Cheyenne River Stanley County J. ©. Gehan Rapid City Penkington County Belle City Philip Hardware Company Francis Jordan Florence Gehan Beresford Marietta Township Thomas Marietta Hastile Bankegard

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