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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
5
The note proclaims a promotion offering every customer a free post card picture of the store upon request. It reflects a simple marketing gesture likely aimed at increasing visitor interest and brand visibility.
Local shop offers chocolates and bon bons in stock with brands Fenway's Palmer's and Fenn Bros providing a choice to customers.
A local shop advertises a broad inventory of cigars including domestic and imported options. The store also carries a full line of cigarettes and smoking tobacco for customers.
Rexall remedies promise satisfaction with every bottle or box. If not satisfied, customers receive a cheerful refund. Each ailment has a single remedy offered.
A busy local items page lists land purchases and sales by J A Quigg and R M Waddell Land Co, new store plans at Philip Hardware, and Aldrich and Son promotions. Residents from Pierre, Topbar, and Wayne engage in real estate, pharmacy, dental study, teaching, and travel to Rapid City and Omaha. Industry updates include ballast, lumber, sand and gravel offerings and a possible railroad schedule shift.
William Grover and Miss Mabel Duck wed in Grindstone with Justice Wyckol officiating. Nellie Upham and K M Hopkins announce marriage plans in Cheyenne before a Manila posting. Rev J Quincy Dickensheets weds Nana Harris. J Ralph Lee and Edith Walden marry quietly. A boy named Rasmussen dies after a runaway near Hoidahl claim. Philip town board holds first session and sets monthly meetings and licenses. A museum to open in Philip by Dean Warren and Ricard on September 1.
Quigg reports land sales in Stanley County and notes correspondence with several eastern parties interested in purchasing. J. B. Fislar and Robinson Bros. are referenced as involved in the dealings.
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