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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
A jumble of notices from Philip area businesses offers Christmas and New Year post cards, blankets, robes, post card albums, candy, groceries, saddles, and leather items. Several residents travel for holidays, with brief notes on departures to Sioux City, Mt. Vernon, Oskaloosa, and Parkersburg. Also listed are local services and requests for livestock and poultry purchases.
S M KYDE Physician and Surgeon answers day or night with office and residence on North Center Street. Hartwick’s clothing and Mrs Namanny’s dress shop advertise harness making with lifetime guarantee. WW. C. McElhany returns from Watertown after medical treatment. Dr S M Ryde recovering from illness. John Wilts moves to Elkton with daughter Mrs B B Mann visiting. Snowfall noted with cold week and a forecast of a January thaw in December.
Tiger Bats at Hartwick's store. Pantatorium cleans and presses ladies' suits and skirts. Mrs. BR Reber left Monday evening to visit relatives. For Sale small cook stove in good condition. H W Edwards, John Caughlin of Topbar, left Saturday on business to Elkton. For Sale horses of all descriptions, some good mares. Claude Ramsey and Homer Spaulding visited the city Saturday night. Hartwick offers the highest market price for poultry. Bring him all you can.
German Lutheran services will be held at the school house in Philip at 10 oclock a m on Sunday Dec 11 E A Dautenhahn pastor Catholic Church holds services on second and fourth Sundays Rev Charles Goergen pastor Martin Johnson of Herman Nebr visited western Stanley county on business Mrs Haryeehelmer returned from Fort Pierre Thanksgiving C E Erickson to Springfield Bon Homme county Dr A A Heinemann attended county pension board meeting in Midland The Review offers legal blanks including common forms send for price list
A collage of local notices and ads lists compound quinine laxative tablets from Pioneer Pharmacy for cold remedies. It also notes residents and visitors including B Wislar and A Bennett at the county seat, Jorgenson plans in Sioux City, and various business notices from Hartwick to Robinson Bros Lbr Co. Contact details, farm loans, and local services populate the page.
The Philip Pennants Shoe Store offers durable boots and ladies shoes with the promise of long wear and low cost. Nearby notices report Mr Hand leaving for his homestead, Will H. Bruno’s company touring the eastern state, and a fire at a caboose in the railroad yards extinguished with hand chemicals. A baby girl arrived at the Arlo Smith home nine miles northeast, and Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson moved to the Totman property near the Catholic church.
Pantatorium Arden Wood of Grindstone was tried at Rapid City circuit court last week and found guilty of a simple assault on neighbor Fox, fined ten dollars. Attorney Alvin Waggoner defended. Other local notes include siblings’ illnesses, a sheriff recovering stolen saddles from Merrifield, a theater show at Grand opera house, and Ned Renning’s return from Brookings.
A local notice reviews the dramatic production The House of a Thousand Candles at Grand Opera House on Monday evening December 12th. The writeup praises the play as up-to-date and irresistible, noting its mysterious plot, impressive staging, and the beguiling performance of Bates the butler.
The Steur City papers report Levi Weffal, once a farmer near the city, enlisted Friday for infantry service. He left his home and property, then appeared in a blue uniform and carried a firearm, signaling a drastic turn in his life.
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