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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
2
Local brief items report Mrs Diehl selling spiral egg beaters at Marietta Feed Barn and Lodging House, several residents traveling for business or visits, a masquerade ball planned by Aldrich & Trattwick, Valentine card party at the Rebekah lodge, and community updates including a new baby, hospital surgery, moves, and serial fiction notices.
M E Phillips left Friday for Centerville Iowa to testify in a case involving a railroad company. He will stop in Chicago briefly before returning. Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs L C Kecks last Friday for Thirtieth anniversary. Mrs Wm Goodyear returned from Minneapolis after a month with relatives. Cottonwood hosted Stanley County Development League with a talkfest and county discussions. Next League meeting set for Belvidere with attendees from Philip.
Mr and Mrs N W May hosted an informal gathering Saturday night with uninvited guests. Wm Kelly learned of his daughter Terry Devine in Delmont reporting a $6000 loss from Devine’s burned business and drug store. Fire described as coal fire on a track. Wood Orchestral Trio pleased a large opera house audience after a lecture. Northwestern Railroad shored flood protection with rip rap and upcoming ice risk viewed as minimal due to dry Bad River reach.
Local notices recount visits and movements of residents Mrs Diehl’s store features the new patent egg beaters. Addresses and travel notes include I W Edwards returning from White River and Mrs Ned Renning visiting Fort Pierre. A horse brand DP is noted plus a hospital plan and a Whist club formed by city youths.
The county commission is able under the law to provide seed grain to qualified parties without real estate on tax lists, and Commissioner Morrison states the board will do so. Applications should be filed before February 20. The issue will be revisited with more data next week, and a local testimony praises Cough Kennedy as superior.
Rev. I. Ross, of Wall, was struck by a freight train in Murdo yards at 6:30 AM and died about two hours later. He had intended to travel toward Rapid City, then home to Wall. He leaves a wife and seven children. He belonged to Masonic and LO O F lodges and was active in the Congregational Church.
Two mares were reported missing from the Tuck er Smith ranch. A bay mare branded 7D on the left hip and weighing 1160 pounds is sought, along with a roan mare branded H on the shoulder B on the hip and A diamond H on the right hip weighing 750 pounds. Earl Manion offers a $5 reward for information leading to their location. Dated 34-3tp.
In compliance with Section 2185 Chapter 43 Revised Political Code of the State of South Dakota 1908 the delinquent personal property tax list has been certified to me by the County Treasurer and notice is hereby given to persons with delinquent unpaid personal taxes that unless they are paid immediately I shall proceed to collect them according to law C E Coyne Sheriff of Stanley County
Twelve miles northwest of Philip in the northwest quarter of section 21 two north nineteen east the 160 acres with 113 under cultivation is in good shape for spring seeding and for rent for two to five years for cash only. Rent prices offered include 200 a year for two years 175 for three 150 for four or five years. Send your offer with your proposed years and price to the owner.
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