R R Roddell’s Son Reaches New York Hospital From France
Mr and Mrs R R Roddell learn their son has landed in the United States from France and is hospitalized in New York City. He enlisted in the Park corps of the old Fourth Iowa regiment, later transferred to Battery C of the 147th Field Artillery. In 1918 he was reassigned to other duties and remained overseas about eight months beyond his peers. He will travel to Philip after hospital treatment for an enlistment injury. Also note a wood-cutting share job five miles east of Philip offered by Bert F Milligan and old papers for sale at the office.
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Mra
R. R. Roddell
United States
France
New York City
Fourth Ithota
147Th Field Artillery
Philip
Seal sale still on in Haa kon County
The Red Cross seal sale continues with New Year and Christmas seals usable on letters and greetings. Report to headquarters has been extended to January 10th, giving counties a few extra days to sell remaining seals and bonds. Irene Kelly, Chairman.
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Red Cross
Haakon County
Irene Kelly
Armstrong Added to Ziebach County
Territory known as Armstrong to become part of Ziebach County as of January 1 1920 ceasing Armstrong county's separate status. Other items note Armour & Co fined for rotten meat shipments, fines for dirty kitchens by Aberdeen restaurants, local earthquake tremors in Dixon area, Montana cattle arriving weak in Aberdeen, stockmen restrict horses on Short Pine reserve, Hecla votes to rent ice house for summer supply, Ramona to gain electricity from Oldham plant, Parker Odd Fellows buy store for lodge hall, Alexandria adds a third bank, Madison highway data collection for Lake county line project, Aberdeen businessmen plan to raise 13000 dollars for band, stray Durham heifers reported.
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South Dakota
Armour & Co
Rapid City
Deadwood
Dixon
Rosebud
Montana
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Rath
Milwaukee
Short Pine
Hecla
Oldham
Ramona
Remona
Parker Odd Falcows Lodge
Alexandria
Week of Prayer to Unite Methodist and Presbyterian Faiths
Next week the Methodist and Presbyterian churches join in a nationwide week of prayer per the federal council of churches and inter-church movement. Services run Monday to Friday evenings at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches with topics each day led by Revs. Grube and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
United Call
Federal Council of Churches
Inter-Church Movement
America
Grube and
Taylor
Nowlin Couple Orrin Allee and Rose Rifenberg Wed
Orrin C. Allee and Mrs. Rose Rifenberg, long respected Nowlin residents, were married on Tuesday afternoon. The couple, both ranch operators, left Tuesday night for a visit with relatives east of the river and will reside at Nowlin after returning home. The Review extends congratulations.
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Nowlin
Orrin C. Allee
Rose Rifenberg
Death of John Pfeiffer a respected Elbon citizen
John P Pfeiffer longtime Elbon area resident died last Thursday at eight after an acute week long illness. Born May 14 1865 in Missouri he married Mary Walters in Clyde Missouri and had six children Edward Lawrence Matilda Viola Monica and Magdalene Cunningham. Funeral services were held Sunday at home with Rev. Fr. Forde officiating and burial in the Catholic cemetery between Elbon and Milesville. Relatives including sister Mrs Melisky of St Louis and brothers Jos Pfeiffer and August Pfeiffer attended from Conception Junction Missouri.
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John P. Pfeiffer
Elbow Country
Mr. Pfeiffer
Missouri
Mary Walters
Clyde
Edward
Lawrence
Matilda
Viola
Monica
Magdalene Cunningham
Conception Junction
Elbon
Fr. Forde
Milesville
Cunningham
Melisky
St. Louis
Jos
August Pfeiffer
Conception Junction, Mo
Fingers Mangled by Corn Shredder in Nowlin Incident
Jack Killian of Nowlin lost his right hand after a corn shredder grabbed a gloved attempt to loosen a jam. The accident occurred Friday when a stalk stalled the machine. his thumb and three fingers were amputated, with immediate surgery by Dr. Ramsey after his arrival in Philip.
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Jack Killian
Nowlin
Philip
Ramsey
Ask your dealer for TRIS CO FLOUR
Ask your dealer for TRIS CO FLOUR. It costs more and its worth more. tf.
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Trisco
A Christmas Wedding Unites Jensen and Thorson
Miss Mary BE Jensen and Thorvald Thorson wed on Christmas Day at the Jensen home in the presence of about thirty. Rev. B S Taylor of the local Methodist church officiated. The couple will reside west of the city on the Carl Carstensen place.
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Mary BE. Jensen
Thorvald Thorson
N. M. Jensen
B. S. Taylor
Tor
Cana
Philip High School
Spearfish Normal
Thos. Thorson
Jon
Carl Carstensen
Buys 75 000 Worth of Alfalfa Seed
J A Killey has completed fall alfalfa seed purchases for a Chicago seed house and reports local buys totaling about 75 000. A notable deal involved ten and a half sacks of Cossack alfalfa seed from P E Bellamy of Hardin Grove, yielding 1215. Kingbury Lumber offers Ankorite steel posts for fencing.
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J. A. Killey
Chicago
Killey
P. E. Bellamy
Hardingrove
Mr. Bellamy
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H. C. of
Proctor & Gamble
Lenox
Haskin Bros
Trilby
Cocoa
van Camp
Armour
G. L, Dorothy
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Co
Bert F. Milligan
Armstrong
Ziebach County
Ziebach
Armstrong County
Kingsbury Lumber Co
State Highway Commissions
Madison
Lake County
Winfred
Durham
Ges, Philip
King Philip
Rifenberg-Allee
John Pfeiffer
Trail
F. W. Miles
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Company
THE
Farmers’ Co-Operative CO. Has
Liberty
Exchange For Stock
FarmeRs Co-Operative CO
Philip, South Dakota
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