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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

5

Hartwick's store showcases tiger hats and holiday goods

Local notes report shopping features at Hartwick’s store including warm clothing and Christmas sweets from Philco. Bank closures all day Monday affect area residents. Numerous short items cover travel, visits, births, and local business near Hartwick with names such as Frank M. Rood, Wm. Evans, H. W. Edwards, and W. V. O’Neill.

Hartwick Frank M. Rood R. B. Driver Midland

Christmas shoppers and local notices sweep Philip scene

Local business ads highlight Philco store offerings with Christmas candies nuts and fruits while Hartwick touts top poultry prices. Residents Pauline Linn and relatives visit Fort Pierre Pierre Friday others plan holidays with family in Illinois as lamp installation at city hall corner is completed. Dr. Lavery in Philip for consultation with Dr. Ince and others move between towns for holiday visits.

City Hall Upper Center Street C. J. Lavery Fort Pierre Ince Philco

Christmas Gift Lines In Philip And Rapid City Areas

F. L. Ackerman of the Duha mel Ackerman Co visits Rapid City. Ned Bonning and Oscar Hargesheimer return from a two day drive through the north country with gifts. Byron L. Clow, county treasurer, visits from the county seat to handle local business. C. L. Hill, from Springfield, arrives to manage local interests. Chris Eide departs for Huron Willow Lakes and Iowa after visiting friends. E J Hannigan, former Pierre Rapid City conductor, visits Philip friends.

F. L. Ackerman Duhamel-Ackerman Co Rapid City Philip Ned Bonning Oscar Hargesheimer North Country Philco Hartwick Byron L. Clow Chris Eide Marietta Huron Willow Lakes Points Iowa E. J. Hannigan Pierre Mr. Hannigan

Local Community Notes and Household Moves

Genuine Indian Souvenir Goods and Hartwick's store offer holiday shopping lines as families plan photos at High Studio and gourmets pick grocery staples. George Chase returns from Hay Draw to Mason City Iowa while Mr and Mrs Ferguson relocate from a ranch near Kibon to live with Mrs Metter. Bargains on rubber boots and over shoes as Hartwick advertises.

George Chase Hay Draw Mason City Iowa Wm. Ferguson Kibon

Local residents note relocations and holiday observances

Ss M KYDE physician and surgeon news. John Brandow plans to reside on his homestead west of the city. Auctions set for Wednesday Dec 28 at his place. Riley leases Hollis feed barn on Larimer and plans to move to the city by January 1. Mr Spaulding and Miss Neubauer of Marietta visit Crashton Wis. Schlekan to Aberdeen then Minnesota for holidays. Board of education secures $5,000 loan to finish Potter school and appoints Grace Gorbin for legal purposes. Weirauch now missionary in Sansarc eastern county. Heacock family travels southwest for health reasons for TB. Waldorf family moving to Philip and Pine street home. School building plaster finished, heating installation underway, ready by mid January. Christmas Sunday followed by legal holiday on Monday under state law.

Riley Hollis Larimer Avenue Sel Robi, Riley Elbow Homer Spaulding Kate Neubauer Marietta Crashton Wis Neubauer W. F. Schlekan Aberdeen St. Peter Mankato Eagle Lake Minn C. M. Weirauch Smith Sansarc Methodist Conference M. C. Heacock Colorado Springs Colo New Mexico

Holidays Vary With Labor Day And Christmas Observance

HARGESHEIMER'S The Rexall state observes Labor Day and Christmas as legal holidays with the following Monday when they fall on Sunday. Dr. Ryde returns from an Iowa trip. Notices of local sales, people traveling for business, and residents moving or visiting relatives fill the page along with comment on the Edwards case coverage and local reporting practices. John Merrigan returns home for his father’s illness. Clyde C. Mosher leaves for Iowa to settle permanently.

Ryde Iowa

Market reports corrected to Dec 2 1016

Wheat grades and hog prices listed with per hundredweight figures. Butterfat and poultry values shown alongside notes on local residents and travel, including references to Keyes, Wellsburg visit, and passenger train crew. An advisory on health from Chamberlain’s medicines closes the fragment.

Liniment Proclaimed Most Effectual for Ailments

Reprinted text asserts liniment as one of the best preparations for various complaints. It notes applications may be effected in a few minutes and praises the product for its efficacy in common ailments.

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