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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1912

Page

5

Bank of Philip Officers Elected at Annual Meeting

The Bank of Philip held its annual directors and stockholders meeting on Tuesday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year. Changes included E F Walden replacing A J Bunker on the board. New officers are President C L Millett Vice President G F Sumner Cashier Anderson Michael Assistant Cashier E F Walden. Directors remain C L Millett G E Sumner Anderson Michael E F Walden C E McLane F G Fischer Frank M Rood.

Bank of Philip E. F. Walden A. J. Bunker C. L. Millett G. F. Sumner Anderson Michael E. F

Editor Hess Takes Over Agar Argus In Sully County

From last week’s issue the Agar Argus announces the management passes to O. R. Hess of Philip and Flandreau who has leased the equipment land and plant. Hess is an old time resident and experienced newspaper man, welcomed as a new Agar citizen.

Agar Sully County Argus O. R.hess Philip and Flandreau Hess

Deputy Delivers Elk Jones to Feds in Horse Theft Case

A Montana deputy US marshal turned over El bert Jones to local federal officials. Jones, once Stanley county commissioner, is indicted for stealing horses on the Cheyenne Indian reservation and will be seated for trial at the current US court term.

Sioux Falls United States Montana Elbert Jones Cheyenne Jones Stanley County United States Court

Advertised Letters at Philip Post Office Week Ending Jan 17 1912

A list of uncalled letters at the Philip South Dakota post office for the week ending January 17 1912 includes Mrs Clark Mrs J Greget two letters Mr Gus Homer Mr Thom Hayes D R Uaras Mrs Blanche West Eva Hamilton Mrs C J Greget nine letters Mr Rueben Hermann Mr Wesley Hermann Miss Gertrude Jenson. Recipients urged to call and say advertised letters are wanted and to pay postage.

Philip Clark J. Greget Gus Homer Thom, Hayes D. R Uaras Blanche West Eva Hamilton C. J. Greget Rueben Hermann Wesley Hermann Gertrude Jenson

Stanley County Warrants Call for Payment and Tragic Death

Stanley County funds are called for payment up to register numbers for general road and bridge warrants with protests noted. The article also recounts local history about settlement west of the river and reports the smothering death of an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strong in Faulk County.

Stanley County General Fund Enoch McKay County Treas Stanley County South Dakota Fallon Earl Strong Faulk ‘County

Phenomenal Girl and a House of Thunderous Conversations

A quirky car dialogue unfolds between two men about a remarkable girl and broader political critiques. The exchange touches on buckwheat cakes, maple syrup, and a dog, weaving domestic items with references to Congress, tariffs, and a casual confrontation before parting.

Plain Evidence of a Spiritualist Clerk

A Baltimore Amtrienn quip notes a shopper remarking to a clerk that he detected a spiritualist influence. The joke hinges on the clerk’s “spirit wrapping” as he prepared the bottle, prompting astonishment at the exchange. The item timers a humorous street observation from a dated period.

Baltimors | Amtrienn

What’s the use of daily living tips for happiness

A fragmented reminiscence advises readers to weigh daily choices for joy over thrift, urging kindness, honest behavior, and moderation. It questions ostentatious self denial, suggests genuine effort over show, and warns that pretentious tastes and cruel tongues harm character and health.

Edwin Abbey Darwin Far Patear

Johnny Defines a Good Boy At Sunday School

A distinguished visitor speaks to a Sunday school class about types of boys. He lists good boys as punctual, clean, studied, and well behaved. Johnny interrupts with a bold twist, declaring that only dead boys go to heaven.

Johnny Heaven

Ruskin Opens Paddington Street Grocers Shop

The London Chronicle recalls Ruskin as a former Notting Hill grocer who opened a shop in Paddington Street in 187? to supply the poor with pure tea in small packets. He criticized competitors for high lighting and rhetorical packaging while insisting on fair subdivision prices.

Ruskin Paddington Street Notting Hill Fors Clavigers Erackely London Chronicle

Proprieties Protests as I Begin to Play

A fragment notes a protest among distinguisted peers who react to my start in a recital setting. The line suggests sniping at the speaker as they claim others are stupid while I begin to perform. No further context or names are provided.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Riverside Ranch F. E. Morrison Ifalits Philip, S. D WM. Keene Old Philip Railroad Street David Lampert Joux Harms F. J. Waren Citizens State Bank Fort Pierre, S. D Wedon General Banking Business F.H. Borst Geones Patuir Alvin Waecoxan Philip & Waggoner Attorneys At Law Richard T. Bennett Pierre - South Dakota Ss. M. Kyde Omicsana Street Dence North Center O. K. Warewsz Whitney & Bielski Philip SO. Dak Ploneet Pharmecy Orsian Y “Dommanis Acemakers Sean Patewn Fecalre Scientific Fimerican Latonet Vereneiog THE H. J Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York City N. Center St Office Chamberlain Pioneer Pharmacy Western Soft Virginia Bank OF Philip Officers EB Jones Albert W. Prewitt, P. M Congress Washington Alya
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