Local Market and Community Notes
Market items include flax oats barley and corn prices, flour and hogs values with butterfat details. A second hand store opens soon in Warner Land Co office as Philip Well launches a new enterprise in a growing town. Saturday features a double wedding at the Catholic church with two Simon sisters marrying Collins and Cook, followed by Christmas services and a push for Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy explanations and safety.
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Philip
Warner Land Co
Fr. O'Hara
Christine Francis Simon
William Anthony Collins
Caroline Margarete Simon
Floyd Milton Cook
Mr. Collins
Mantla
Mr. Cook
Dallas
Mrs. Collins
Wall Lake
Iowa
Manila
Mrs. Cook
Bell Brand Pine Tar Tloney Bottle Claim
A fragmented consumer claim notes repeated bottles of Jr. Bell's Pine-Tar Tloney with identical labeling. It urges looking for a bell on the bottle as proof and cites widespread user satisfaction as a testimony.
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Jr. Bell
Mt Try It Try Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve for skin woes
Ad offers Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve for skin troubles with claims of pleasant use and guaranteed satisfaction. Price 25 cents per box. Also lists seed oats for sale including Lincoln 60-day and Swedish select, advertised by B A Morrison, section 64 N-2v, alt. Oats yield noted at 60 bushels per acre last season, price 65 cents per bushel.
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Dr. Bell
B. A. Morrison
Review advertises legal blanks and Dr Shoop coffee substitute
The notice seeks up to date state publishers for wholesale legal blanks at the Review office and promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a non coffee substitute blending toasted grains malt and nuts. It also quotes Mrs O Rhinevault praising Electric Bitters and lists local social notices and upcoming events at Hardingrove and Bellamy ranches with several personal mentions and gatherings.
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Review
County Seat News and Interior Liquor Case
Mr and Mrs Mort W Dunning depart for Washington as Mort resumes his duties at the capital Ole Hess of Philip recovers from typhoid fever and plans to regain weight in the country Interior liquor dealer James F Six is sentenced to one year and six months in Leavenworth plus 100 and costs for selling liquor to Indians near Interior Western South Dakota The ruling warns against selling liquor to Indigenous people amid related fatalities and government actions
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Mort W. Dunning
Washington
Mort
Capital
Ole Hess
Philip
Fort Pierre
Highland
Oldupois
Sioux Falls Argus
Stanley County
United States Court
Carland
James F. Six
Interior
Missouri River
Black Hills
South Dakota
Federal
Leavenworth
Miles
Indiana
Laan
Smith
Bernard Kaye
Hilland
Jennie Brooks
Noble and Grand
Wm. Keene
Road Ranch Fame
Sioux City
Butler Urevig
Martin Aylward
George
Emmetsburg
Pap
Jesse McPherson
Charles Delin
Groton
Immigrant Interior Citizens Attend Sioux County Case
James F Six and other Interior residents join Stanley county citizens in Sioux Falls related to the J J Fletcher drug case. Watson Fletcher, partner with his father, was arrested on charges similar to his father. Attorney Hughes, previously defense, is retained as reins shift from Justice McGuire to Justice Dickey. A youth Daniel Zidman testified about purchasing liquor at the Fletcher drug store for nonprescription mechanical uses. The evading witnesses and others were admitted as the court proceeded.
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J. J. Fletcher
Watson Fletcher
Hughes
McGuire
Dickey
Daniel Zidman
Fletcher Drug -Store
Vidanes
Mia
W. P. Oakes
Geo. Mister
Charles Holiday
Waa
Court case dismissal leaves charges unproven
The case was dismissed by Judge Dickey for lack of evidence. The next day State’s Attorney Johnson sought Judge Boucher to sit as committing magistrate, with a hearing continued to January 4. The piece blends local notes, holiday verse, and ads from Stanley County, mentioning residents, travel, land, and calls to advertise items.
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Dickey
Johnson
Pierre
Boucher
Medical Patent Remedies and Pharmacy Ads
An old advertisement page promotes Hargheiser’s Gough Syrup and Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey, urging readers to choose trusted remedies. It also touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as an internal cleanser and features a hog sale listing from BR. F. Robinson in Philip. Antiseptic remedies like Dr Ball’s An-Setar claim pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Hollis
Pioneer Pharmacy
Sereb
Hollister
Ball
Local groups plan events and holiday closures in town news
Local sports organize the Philip Gun Club blue rock shoot at the fair grounds. Schools close tomorrow noon for holiday vacation reopening Monday January 3. Local agent E S Harwood takes over after Fred Block’s resignation. Community notices include birthdays, a Four Leaf Clover club gathering, and a Norwegian Lutheran supper with a 25 cent all you can eat menu. Weather and health notes mention a Night Watchman in Banner Springs and Dr King’s New Discovery and Bell’s Salve ads.
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F. P. Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Lawler
Iown
Marty L. Farnham
Laughlin
John Horrigan
Philip
Hardingrove School
Patrick Gallagher
Major Pierce
Lockey
J. W. Mann
Hardingrove
J. W. Laughlin
Jd. Rogers
Hardingrove Literary Club
Hardinger Society
Hloon
Carl Hood
John Bellamy
A. W. Padget
Elsie Hood
Loobey
Lawrence
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
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Lister Bucklen
D.W. Roush & Son
Hargesheimer’s
Hattie B. Bainum
Smith Post Office
E. F. Walden
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