Local notes on travel and purchases in Humphrey and surroundings
BR Ed Lins traveled to Humphrey Nebraska returning yesterday. Mrs Margaret Donovan of Smith rode to Pierre at noon today. Otto Batzlaff of Ash Creek ordered the paper to be mailed to him Tuesday evening. C W Pope of Grindstone renewed his Review this week. The Philco will supply Christmas trees. Norval Morrison left Saturday for Mt Vernon Washington to make his home. Gift ideas include a photo from High Studio. Township order books available at the Review office. See blankets at Philip Harness Shop with 10 percent savings. Under the shoe store in the Waddell block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lins
Humphrey
Nebr
Margaret Donovan
Smith
Pierre
Otto Batzlaff
Ash Creek
C. W. Pope
Grindstone
Philip Harness Shop
Waddell Block
Hartwick's
Ray Smith
Elbow
Earl Hall
Christmas Packages and Cigar Offers at Pioneer Pharmacy
Christmas Packages and cigars marketed by Pioneer Pharmacy with 12 and 25 cigars per box. Sweets also sold at The Philco. Rexall Cold Tablets promoted. Local notices include travel, rentals, banking, and social visits among residents such as Richard Valliant, Miss Margaret Cullen, and Mr. and Mrs. A Trumbo. Local business ads urge poultry prices, health products, and services from Hartwick, Bielski Farm Loan Co, and shoe/pottery vendors.
Local ads mix of shops and services in Philip and nearby towns
The column lists Pioneer Pharmacy footwear and toilet sets, Hartwick warm footwear, property sale in Philip, Christmas candies at the Philco and The Phileo, shopping details for Larimer Virginia, shoe stores, church notices at the Catholic Church, farm loans by Wm J Mundt Pierre, stamp pictures by Gustav M Johnson, visits from Mrs Elmer Surbrooke Powell, theater at The House of a Thousand Candles, cattle for sale, Rexall Throat Gargle 25 cents at Hargesheimer’s, and local travel notes on Ray Smith and Milesville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City Paints
Robinson Bros. Ltor. Co
D. W. Bastion
Midland
Philco
B. F. Robinson
Philip
Physician and civic notices and town items
Ss. M. KYDE physician and surgeon moves to North enter street. Mr. S. P. Miles and wife depart westbound for Winside Nebraska to make their home. M. CU. Heacock buys Henry Rust residence. Attorney C. A. Bennett travels to Pierre for legal matters. Bargalos in rubber boots. Hartwick plays. Books for sale in township poll list. Five thousand chickens turkeys geese ducks wanted. Wheeler from Wellsburg boosts subscription credit. Methodist Sunday school plans Christmas Eve exercises and tree. Mrs. G. E Reeves and baby visit relatives in Volga and Watertown. D. B Long called to Norfolk Nebraska. wife ill back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Miles
Winside
Nebr
M. CU. Heacock
Henry Rust
Local ads and social notes woven through city life
Pantatorium invites old saddles for repair and refurbishment while Mrs Namanny offers dressmaking opposite Robertson Lumber. Harness makers promise lifetime guarantees on hand crafted pieces. Paul Daly visits from Milesville to handle business, with others like H P Van Epps of Stamford and J E Jordan of Old Trail traveling for family visits and medical society meetings. Dr S M Ryde plans a trip to Pierre Moorhead and a farm rest. Midland reports P J Gallagher to study law at Philip and Waggo ner office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Ryde
Pierre
Fourth District Medical Society
Moorhead
For The Best Hargesheimers And Local Notices
A jumble of ads and brief items from a South Dakota town includes plans for Gallagher moving from Midland after the new year, a Pantatorium shoe ad, a post office block address, land viewing trips to Milesville, a school heating bid awarded to C A Young for $1821, and trips by H C Auenhall and others. Also reported are a Grand Opera House show The House of Thousand Candles with strong reviews, a local grand larceny hearing for Davis and Wyman, and various holiday visits and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Davis
Kadoka
Clifford Wyman
Davis
A. J. Oldaker
Philip
Barman
Little Buffalo
Wivian
Doc
Typhoid illness of Miss Effie Hamilton reported in Des Moines
Dr Ryde at Pioneer Pharmacy receives a letter stating Miss Effie Hamilton remains seriously ill with typhoid fever in Des Moines hospital. In seventh week of illness the patient is noted as still very sick. Also mentions shoe store boots and Henry Thiemann of Pierre visiting en route home from Milesville land interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryde
Des Moines
Effie Hamilton
Henry Thiemann
Pierre
City
Milesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip Weekly Review
North ‘Center St
South Dakota
J.D. Rainey
Xprtor
R. C
N. W. Ry
Am Artis
Myc PL
Pierre” Perre
H. J. Vnce
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Hargesheimer
8. D. Res
Hartwick
H. W. Edwards
Claude Ramsey
A. A. Heinemann
Center Street
Depot
N. W
Philio
A. BR
Booth Dakets
The
Norval Morrison
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Pioneer Pharmacy
Rexall
Richard Valliant
First State Bank
Louis P. Johnson
Margaret Cullen
A. Trumbo
Powell
G. F. Moses
Bielski Farm Loan Co
D. H
Paul Kruse
Crofton
Bennett Jensen
Topbar
Sioux City
Paul Walters
Points
Nebraska
Kane
St. Paul
Ralph Swenson
Cottonwood
Bielski Farm Loan’ Company
Ed VanHauen
Cresbard
City of Philip
Larimer
Williamsburg
Phileo
F. B. K. Hewlett
Rapid City
Charles Geargen
Elmer Surbrooke
H. C. Peckham
Philip Shoe Store
Hargesheimer’s
Ss. M. Kyde
C. A. Bennett
Bargalos
Pantatortuss
Jake Weber
T. J. Robinson
C. W. Wheeler
Wellsburg
Methodist Sunday School
G. E Reeves
Baby
Volga
Watertown
D. B Long
Norfolk
Pantatorium
Philip Himens
Paul Daly
H. P. van Epps
Stamford
San Francisco
E. Jordan
Old Trail
Maryville
P. J. Gallagher
Philip & Waggoner
Deck
Mae
Hargesheimers
Gallagher
Merton Ross
Chas, Tretz
Hawarden
Town
Board of Education
C. A. Young
H. C. Auenhall
Bloomington
Ill
Litchfield, Ill
Alvin Waggoner
Fort Pierre
Chicago
Illinois
Grand Opera House
Bates
Correea Vo Vec
Sor
Davies
Libby
Maple Leaf
F. B
Gould
Moore
Black Hills
W.L. Wilkinson
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