Blacksmiths and Opera Stars Highlight Philip Notes
Supplement to Philip Weekly Review and Grindstone Bee reports Port Pierre visits by Karl Rowd and Leu Melcriaki on business in Pierre. Lyceum Stars entertainment at the opera house Wednesday night and Miss Flog Schumacher praised for soprano performance. Range Mercantile Co moves stock to Philip. smallpox scare halts literary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Weekly Review
Grindstone Bee
Karl Rowd
Port Pierre
Ti BF
Robincon
Trinee
Opera Lunge
Leu Melcriaki
South
Pierre
James McGee
Wakama
Mhoub Peart Porter
Rathen Dingue
Miss Ackermann’s Christmas Tale of Duty and Longing
On Christmas day Miss Ackermann, a overworked dressmaker, reflects on memories of her seaside youth and a lost romance with Jack Ralston. A sudden visitor brings news from Idaho about an old acquaintance who inquires about her, stirring renewed hope amid her lonely holiday.
An English Superstition About Christmas Decorations
A superstition in parts of England holds that every Fecanabt of Christmas decoration must be removed before Capdiemas day. If any holly or evergreen is left in a house, one of its occupants will die within the year.
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England
Local Social Notes and Visits Round Grindstone Area
Grindstone Department reports E B Russell visiting Philip on Thursday. Geo Dean visited Philip last Monday. Mvin D Strube was a business visitor at HMulup on Wednesday. Thos O Brien visited Fort Pierre earlier. Geo Winkier returned for eastern state travel. Christmas events at Smiths hall advertised and well attended. Miss Tie Deen arrived in Grindstone Friday to reside locally. Gt Sipson from Huron spent holidays with family. W Rowland arrived Thursday from Chicago for holidays. Several residents plan schedule tied to work and holidays. An upcoming entertainment at Shoemaker's hall next Tuesday features Norris harp orchestra. William and Joseph Peters visiting from four miles southeast of Lawn. Mrs Sarah E Smith returned Saturday. Court proceedings involved insanity board and release of Iver. Mrs Sulth age over 80, not sent to state hospital. Mr and Mrs John Shoemaker family to Rapid City. Mrs ED Williams left Wednesday for Pierre then Mitchell to visit relatives. Dance at Shemateyr's hall Wednesday evening well attended. Snider's orchestra provided music. Bridge notes mention Chamberlain crossing and Pierre bridge as river crossing.
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R. L. Moody
Hargesheimer
Trance
Opera House
Norris Harp Orchestra
Lyceum Stars
Range Mercantile Co
Midland
Philip
John Costello
Rapid City
0. M. Dilger
Jack
Mr. Ackermann
Jack Ralston
Ackermann
Jark Raleton
Miss Ackermann
Ralston
J. W. Ralston
Idaho
Boise City
Min
Guardian Aagel
Miss Ackerman
New Jersey
Ross
E. B. Russell
Geo. Dean
Mvin D. Strube
Hmulup
O Brien
Fort Pierre
Geo. Winkier
Smith's Hall
Miss Tie Deen
Grindstone
Sipson
Huron
Elata
W. Rowland
Tyr
Guy Ates
Tiller
Whithie Howe
Christiaan
Tracy Healy
State
Moguiee
Thuychalian
Gene Gilbert
John Shoemaker
H. A. Howlan
ED. Willams
Pierre
Mitchell
Sheemateyr's
Ty Snider
Cottonwood
Land Attorney D Q Jordan Practices Twenty Years
Pierre reports D Q Jordan, land attorney, twenty years of practice, involved in home deeds, war proofs, protests, and related contents before the papers in Pierre.
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D. Q. Jordan
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Wil Walpole
Yankton
W. Noll
Leyeeum Stag
Manet Yekothiam
Grindstone Valley
Flog Schumacher
Mulder
Galesburg
Mall
Sovertiny
Highland Addition
Myrtie Dupree & CO
Wood Ave
Ash Street
Larimer Ave
Remington
Robinson Bros. Lumber
Monarch
Wyoming
Indiana
Mrs
Moses P. Handy
Iss Ackermann
E. P. Roe
Misa Ackermann
Mise Ackermann
Wremt
Miss Acker
Miss Acklemann
Mont
Grindstone Department
William and
Joseph Peters
Lawn
Sarai E. Smith
Doddy
Courty
Sulth
State Hospital
Iver
Pierre Fe
Townsend Land CO
R. H. Townsend
Pres. Co
Stanley Co
Court Howe
Mierre
DAK
Rumley
Walter
Wilson
A. A. Shoemaker & Sons
Stanley County Land Company Choice Farm Land and Stock Ranches
Babe
Momesteaders
Dakota
M. E. Smith
Sheridan Coal
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