Quigg Sells Land and Local Holiday Ads
Local brief notes advertise Quigg selling land and J A Quigg money loans. Retail items include boys caps at 25c and Xmas goods from Ing Co and E M Larson Co at Hargesheimer's. Wilkinson's Voegels Orchestra tonight and Winchester hotel event offer old fashioned meals. School district officials can get verified account blanks at the Review office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigg
Philip Cloth
Ing Co
Hargesheimer
J. A. Quigg
E. M. Larson & Co
Hargesheimer’s
Black Hills
Wilkinson
Voegels
Winchester
Winter Departures and Local Notices From Philip
John Hamilton and family of Topbar leave for Spencer to spend winter months. Chas Webster arrives from Charles City with three landseekers hoping to locate nearby. Rev P J King conducts services Sundays at the Philip opera house with preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm and Sunday school at 10. Miss Bessie Kennedy arrives from Grindstone and takes possession of millinery stock from Mrs A G Benson. The L A 8 of the Presbyterian church to hold a bazaar and chicken pie supper on December 19. Dr B J Allison of Vivian plans to locate in Philip after January 1 for medicine and surgery with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Webster
Charles City
Town
P. J. King
the Philip Opera House
Bessie Kennedy
Grindstone
A. G. Benson
L. A
The
Presbyterian Church
B. 3
Allison
Vivian
Sn. Philip
Rexall Cold or Grippe Tablets Ad and Local Notices
Rexall Cold or Grippe Tablets advertised as a quick cure priced .25 box plus references to health benefits. Pioneer Pharmacy also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents. A special business men's association meeting on road propositions is noted with invitation to Superintendent Dyke to attend. A. O. Jepson and Alice Foy wed at the Methodist parsonage and begin housekeeping near town. J. W. Peek resumes ranch work and will move horses from Topbar. Careen Williams travels to Fort Pierre. remarks on visiting with Melendsbere and impressions of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businessmen's Association
Local Ads and Notices Highlight Retail Offers and Services
An assortment of shop listings and notices includes legal planks at the Kevlow office, high grade toilet sets at Hargesheimer, loans on patented lands, 5c Hourhound Drops packages, Boys' suits this week, Philip Clothing Co promotions, holiday shopping at E M Larson Co, Western coal arrival by Robinson Bros, building moves, Philip Livery & Feed Barn, Francis Lewis Sedgar arrival, and a subscription push from The Review seeking a million more subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevlow
Hargesheimer's
J. A. Quigg
Hargesheimer’s
Philip Clothing Co
E. M. Larson & Co
Philip Livery & Feed Barn
Francis Lewis Sedgar
Hargesheimer
Review
Hargesheimer and local notices mix in Pierre column
Local brief heap includes bottle prices for Hargesheimer cough syrup, watch and jewelry repair by Wilkinson, Will R. Walpole visiting Pierre, sheep for sale, residents from Hardingrove and Fort Pierre, orchestra tonight, souvenir ads, school district blanks, Mrs. Warren Allen’s visit, Ed McIntyre’s Hot Springs trip, Golden Willows planting, Warner Land Co., C A Bennett moving office, gifts display, John Dunlevy sheep sheds, L A Kelsey remodeling, land trade offer in Stanley County, special business meeting called, Yuletide greetings and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voegeli Orchestra
Black Hills
Wilkingon
Warren Allen
Smith
Brookings
Ed MclIntyre
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Santa Claus
E. M. Larson & Co
John Dunlevy
L. A. Kelsey
Thanksgiving Day in Philip Sees Quiet Social Scene
Thanksgiving passed quietly in Philip with Tom and Jerry visiting and many homes hosting dinner parties. Will H. Bruno from Pierre planned to lease the Philip opera house and open a moving picture theatre. Frank Craig of Pierre toured the area and noted Philip's progress. A baby boy arrived Tuesday morning at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Tom
Jerry
Feodion
Will H. Bruno
Pierre
Lessing
Philip Opera House
Frank Craig
Albright
Headquarters
Mr. Craig
Heview
Quigg Sells Land and Local Notices
Land transfer by A. A. Quigg noted. Marietta resident Jos. Boyle rode the Pierre-bound train Friday. For Rent advertised at Wilkinson's Jewelry store location. Myrtle Dupree of Wilkinson urges early Xmas selections. Christmas toys delight at E M Larson Co. Lena Mortenson arrives from Fort Pierre to assist at the Bank of Philip. The Review promotes its job printing quality and finish. Let Rainey print to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Quigg
Hargesheimer's
Jos. Boyle
Marietta
Pierre
Wilkinson
Myrtle Dupree
E. M. Larson & Co
Lena Mortenson
Fort Pierre
Bank of Philip
Rainey
Local notices seek stock sale and church event
Western Stanley county residents seek a paper serving Lat part of the county. The Review is proposed. Sale plans announce wintering about 100 head of stock 14 miles southwest of Kadoka on White River. Details to follow. Also listings for ewes and lambs and cows for sale. The Methodist Sunday school pledges a Christmas program. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ads urge removal of pimples with Pioneer Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Countty
Kadoka
White River
Haviland Bros
Weta
Local notices and changes in Philip area events and people
A Phillips town column reviews several items including Elegant Boxes Xmas Candy at Hargesheimer’s in Akron Iowa, Tone leaving for Iowa, a Christmas subscription push, a new Philip Book Store library and rentals, two weddings at the parsonage, possible postmaster appointment rumors, a clothing store sale to R M Waddell Land Co with new managers Alvin Anderson, and early business notes for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Philip and
Lamb
Philip Book Store
Nev. P
Philip
Etta Aykens
Grindstone
Harry Smith
Anna Eystrom
Mrs. Duke
Yankton
Mrs. Smith
Brushie
A. L. Zavitz
R. M. Waddell Land Co
Nebraska
Mr. Zavitz
Mitchell
Deckded
Mr.Waddell
Alvin Anderon
New Stock and Local News From the Pedro Correspondent
Local notes report new lumber at Robinson Bros yard and cheaper clothing arrivals. Mrs R A Blolski and daughter visit Pierre relatives while W J Conn of Omaha renews his subscription. A Grand opera show Ma's New Husband receives mixed praise amid crowd. A devastating fire near Mr Lamb’s threatens elderly residents with heavy losses. subscriptions are solicited to aid the couple as the community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargesheimer
Philip Clothing Co
Voegels
Robinson Bros
R. A. Blolski
Lyman
West
Pierre
W. J. Conn
Omaha
Grindstone
Grand Opera House
Auditora
Fen
Lamb
Tivis
Pedro
A Dangerous Health Pitch and Local Notices
A chaotic fragment catalogues patent medicines and local notices. It warns of dangers of appendectomy, touts Dr Shoop restoratives, mentions Hooper’s death near the Cheyenne river, and lists rental real estate and generic legal blank services.
Left to Right Sun Worship and Hal f Legacy in Baseball
A fragment discusses a halfback dodging a tackle and darting rightward as observers link motion to sun worship. The piece argues that humans instinctively move left to right, citing chasing, churning, and sailing practices as evidence, framing it as a universal relic of ancient beliefs.
Cannon Craze at School Visit Ends in Sneeze
Campaigning in his home state Speaker Cannon visited a town’s public schools. A youthful Demosthenes performed Byron’s Waterloo aloud but a violent sneeze interrupted the read, producing laughter and the quip I won’t shoot any more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Cannon
Byron
Uncle Joe
Success Magazine
The Division of Time Among the Babylonians
The Babylonians divided the sun’s daily journey into twenty four parasangs and each parasang into sixty minutes and sixty seconds. Lippar chus or introducing the Babylonian hour into Europe popularized this sexagesimal time system. The equinoctial day was fixed at twenty four parasangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipparchus
Philopher
Europe
Kissing the Hands Practice in Roman Rule
The article traces kissing hands from early Roman rulers as subjection and respect. Under the Oral Cae gare the custom persisted briefly with emperors and high officers receiving kissing as a mark of condescension. Roman fathers kept kissing their wives away from daughters for delicacy.
Left Handed Talent and Matrimony Quips
A fragment from the Happy Hunting Ground observes inheritance of left handed manicuring skill among a family, noting generations of left-handedness. A humorous exchange about women seeking husbands contrasts social halls with club settings, quoting a Statesman dialogue about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Yonkera
Not a Free Agent quote from Atlanta Constitution
A clipped Atlantas Constitution remark features a colored citizen responding to a question about marriage. He says little beyond noting that his union happened when his wife allowed it, indicating a moment of informal consent rather than a stated date or formal arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Atlants Constitution
Fashionable figure Miki it and worn bedding note
A fragmented note references a fashionable figure Miki it and describes a mattress bolater s and pillows worn on the bed. The fragment also includes a Lavater quote about concealing joy being greater than hiding letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miki
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hamilton
Top- Bar
Spencer
Hollister
Pioneer Pharmacy
P. L. King
A. O. Jepson
Rochford, Jr
Alice Foy
J. W. Peek
Topbar
H. 8. Graham
Mr. Peek
Gillett
Wyoming
Careen Williams
Melendsbere
Mr. Williams
White Pine
Will R. Walpole
T. J. Robinson
John Malone
Rl, Ch
Hardingrove _ hesday
E. B. Dorothy
Warner Land Co
C. A. Bennett
Duntevy & Walpole
Iowa
Stanley County
R. T, Ronson, Philip
Katney
Ki. A. Tone
Akron
Towa
Mr. Tone
Myron E. Tone
Lowa
RK. E. Morgan
County Register of Deeds
Morgan
Hall
Martin
N. H. Wyckoff
Dr. King
Hooper
Cheyenne River
Pedro Crossing
White Owl
Leo F. Jelinskn
Gibson 5
Buffalo
Bucklon
Philip Land & Cattle
A_ J
Wray
Mar
Oma
Shoop Srst
Lavater
Hilger & Hengel Clothing Co
Www
L. Wilkinson Tea Eee
Denver
Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Sioux City
Milwaukee
McGall's Magazine
American
Cosmopolitian
Success
Woman's Home Companion
Christian Herald
Delineator
World Today
Smith's
McClure's
Collier's Weekly
J. D. Rainey
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