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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
5
Local news note Xmas dance scheduled for next Friday night. Community notices list legal blanks at the Review office and various local updates on residents and visitors.
Hand Bags of all descriptions at Hand Bags of all descriptions at Work was commenced Monday on trenching for the foundation of the new cement building for the Great Vistoon Telephone Co. The building will be twenty four feet square two stories high and will be pushed along as the weather permits. Rev. O B Tell conducted services at the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning and evening. The attendance at the evening services was especially good. Rev Tell is here every second Sunday and is at the mission in East Pierre each alternate Sunday. He is an eloquent forcible speaker and will make his labors count in any field he enters. Paul B Bellamy of Hardingrove made a remittance to the Review on his subscription account whereby he compels us to contract to keep this Institution going until July 1 1910 at least. He hands us the following bouquet Will say of my own free will that the Review is a dandy country paper and I couldnt get along with out it. Thats as good as any Christmas present we are liable to get.
Greetings to readers as The Review showcases color first and last pages printed in colors, a home grown effort surpassing state rivals. The paper thanks patrons for a successful year and extends wishes for Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year to all families and readers.
Land sale by Quigg and urgent clothing and stock notes appear. J W Roush and Son seek immediate labor. People travel for errands: Bessie Kennedy to Cottonwood, Rev. C E Tell to Pierre, Richard Tulboy from Hayes, G W Rundell and son to Pierre, Will Steckman to Huron. Local residents make trips and conduct business in Pierre, Smith, Cottonwood, Hartley, and Philip.
Mrs R Hanburg and son Frank visited from the north. Presbyterian bazaar and chicken pie supper at the Philip opera house tomorrow evening. Hart Slocum left for Alcester to tend to his ill mother. Houghton family from near Topbar plan Broadmoor stay. Mrs M J Vanetta of Elbow returned from Minneapolis and Brookings. Wheeler of Wakama testified before Commissioner Clow and returned on the noon train. Bessie Waggoner, sister of Attorney Waggoner, left for Maroon Ills to visit parents. J W Jones leaves for Plandreau to spend holidays with relatives. A A Hammill of Milesville departs for St. Louis for holidays. Frank Koehler of Wakatna made commutation proof before Commissioner Clow. Two stallion colts for sale with prices. W A Rickert, Milesville. Ss. D B04
Quigg sells land. Pete Smith traveled to Pierre on Tuesday. Local goods stores advertise wholesale meats and the Black Hills souvenirs at Wilkinson's. Town visitors include Dan Bierwagen and Mrs. Gotham with holiday shopping. Residents relocate, trips noted to Terre and Meade county. A lost pair of gold glasses reported near the Presbyterian church. Death of A H Scott in Sioux City linked to heart failure. Further details promised next week.
Fresh meats advertised while residents and visitors are seen in town. Movements include Mr and Mrs F W Warner returning from Sioux City, John Q Peterson from Deadman Creek, John Stonehocker from Sturgis, and the Misses Velva Werlen Ellen Hanrahan to Fort Pierre for a teachers meeting. Other departures include Mrs Susan Pond and daughters to Lake Preston, and C Walden returning to Lynch Nebraska after visiting the family. Local officers searched trains for Slim Ruby wanted at Pierre for a shooting incident.
J A Parrott grand overseer of the ALO U W visits with local lodge members. A special lodge meeting is set for next Wednesday at the Masonic hall to initiate a class. Members and credentialed outsiders urged to attend. Martin Peck injured in a wagon accident near the Bud river crossing, suffering a skull fracture but returned to work Monday. Bridge south of town closed. ford the stream west of the bridge site. Holiday shopping underway as Philip merchants ready festive displays and promote gift options in the Review columns.
The column notes Poultry oysters fish and game in season at City Meat Market. Rich Jeweler’s art in Black Hill gold at Wilkinson’s. Ivorge and Miss Nellie Bellamy visit town from Welleburg Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs 0 J Gee returns from Fort Pierre. A stray dog adopts the writers, with Indians visiting for holiday supplies and Christmas installments of annuities. Most Indians keep money circulating, but two weeks after payment many are broke.
A testimonial touts Dr King's New Discovery as life saving for a graveyard cough and lung disease, claiming dramatic weight gain and restored health after use. The passage then shifts to a formal notice about a land entry contest and public proceedings in Chamberlain, South Dakota, with details on attendance and evidence submission.
Mortgage sale to Agnes Blinworth and others due on mortgage dated December in Stanley County South Dakota. Notice of foreclosure to satisfy principal interest and expenses with sale at the Fort Pierre court house on January next. Attorney for Mortgagee listed with date December in Pierre South Dakota 190%.
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