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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented historical newspaper fragment references The Riverman by Stewart Edward White with dialogue between characters Orde Newmark and others. It hints at mood and tension, mentioning rage and a nocturnal scene as a character reflects on events and interpersonal dynamics.
Newmark and Orde press Ged and Heineman over a stock deal tied to Arde’s company. Heineman protests a demand for bridge funding while Newmark and Orde refuse to concede, tearing the contract and threatening a counter move as tensions rise.
Orde and his crew reshape a river to ease log drives by felling trees and constructing a temporary dam with improvised sawhorses and planks. They guide logs over a 30 degree incline, negotiate with Van Reed, and form a company to control tugs, booms, and timber rights while facing heavy financial obligations and salaries. The narrative blends romance, frontier ingenuity, and business toil as Orde’s venture expands toward Chicago.
Manchester crackers priced at 6e per item or 1b per box, with W. O. Smith offering the bulk supply. Local shoppers can purchase at the store as advertised in the brief notice.
A large one year lease offered for Lot 1 stalls the property for rent to highest bidder. The sale lists numerous lots of tools, household items, furniture, appliances, and horses, with detailed inventories including violins, sewing machines, seeds, dishes, lighting, and farm implements. Several breeding pens feature pedigreed poultry, and multiple lots describe livestock including cows, horses, and a Jersey bull.
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