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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
5
H J Vice physician and surgeon, graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, office above Hargesheimer's Drug Store in Philip, South Dakota. Office phone 54.
Old papers for sale at our office. Local land deals in Walpole and nearby. A. S. Anderson returns from Mott Springs. Attorney A. Bennett visits Canton. Presbyterian L A S meets at Mrs S. W. Russell's home. Merrigans called to Fort Pierre for ill Relative. Misses Hazel Road Irene Harris visit Hot Springs and other Ills. Machinery for Philip Mill Elevator arrives. Spring chickens wanted. Cream separator offered by Fislar Waldorf. Visitors from Scranton Iowa. John T. Snow dies of TB spine. funeral held. Stock contracts and real estate notes added to The Review. Mr Mrs W O Brown return from Albion. Rebekah lodge lawn social well attended. Rev C L Bryan to preach at M E church. Miss Helen Hal departs for Springfield. Trade proof on Cottonwood quarter section. Businessmen meet at President Warner's office. Last pre fair meeting. strong attendance urged.
A Philip column notes Myrtle Upham to wed Charles City groom S K Green and resume civil engineering studies at Ames College. It reports heavy cattle shipments by Burlington and others to Sioux City and Chicago, market activity around Ash Creek, and visits by Scotty Philip and others. It mentions Miss Zoe Brennan's six week visit, Rev King attending a Methodist conference, and local teaching appointments for Lottie Walker.
Calls from Clyde residents visit the Review office while plans unfold for a prairie fire near town. A special school election passes with broad support for a new building as the Philip mill and elevator announce later completion and grinding plans. Farmers report promising wheat yields from 27 acres, with prospects to expand planted area.
Midland visitor Charlie Russell sold old papers at the office. Mrs J F Hahn returned from Cedar Rapids. Moles & Son items offered. Warner returned from Till. Louise Hoefer visited her parents in St Peter Minn. G F Moles sick with pneumonia. Frank Williams returned from Marietta after two weeks in Charles City. Catholic church ladies meet Sept 2 at Mrs War Walpole’s home. Payne of Pierre in town for Great Western Telephone. Mr and Mrs Griesel departing to University Place.
The section lists residents visiting and traveling to Knoxville Hercival Zeal Meade county and Burbank. It notes births in Rapid City August 21 to CE Pruden of Philip, family movements of Pruden and Wurl households, Le Carman Bell’s summons to Newcatle Pa., Miss Belie Orr becoming city schools principal, Sal Strayer’s ranch trip and a broken arm from a brovelie incident.
The spur to the mill was commenced by laborers and finished in days aiding lumber and machinery placement for the erection of buildings. Louis Olson, a jelalinholder, narrowly escaped serious injury when an ax struck him on the head during work at the elevator. Dr. Ince required five stitches. Olson will be out for days but remains in town.
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