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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1909

Page

5

Quigg Sells Land and City Markets Advertised

Local notices list Quigg selling land with cash for hides and lends on patented lands. Philip Grain Go invites grain, City Meat Market offers fresh beef pork veal and more, Rexal Kidney Pills advertised for lame back, and various residents travel. Seeds and books teased, editor and local business changes noted.

Quigg J. A. Quigg Philip Grain Winchester Mangesheimer Hoffman Paul Daly Westfork Philip F. L. Gale Wm. Schaub Long Island N. Y Fay Vincent C. V. McIntyre Midland C. H. Leguett J. F. Haney Springfield Bon Homme County Topbar F.G. Kinney Milesie Citizen Fort Pierre J. E. Taggert Emil Thode Belvidere Slim Hollister Rocky Mountain Pioneer Pharmacy F.W. Warner Pierre Lane Iowa Thompson Billy Fewclothes Dr. Shoop H. A. Kumm J. M. Morrison F. E. Morrison Oakes

Local notices and visits fill Philip scene this week

Quigg sells land and grain, school district officers seek verified account blanks at the Review office. Mrs. C BE McLane visits Fort Pierre, Fred Gonkey and Clara Keene visit KH Banks home. A library opens by Philip Book Company. Various residents travel to Denver Omaha Rapid City and Rochester for visits and family duties. A team and wagon for sale, seed ads, and Odd Fellows meeting planned in Philip with local attendance urged.

Quigg Philip Grain Co C. BE. McLane Fort Pierre Fred Gonkey Clara KH. Banks and Philip Book Company Quly Costa Tvad Marjorie Moody Parker C. TH. Leggett Fort Merre Midland Philip Wm. Peery L. Hurgesheiner Rochester Minn Alice Airey Rapid City Philip and Savith Fennell Ash Creek Omaha J. KE. Morrell Veter Mintener Lumber Co Lene Waddell Meadow Grove Wineside Nebraska M. Merrigan Beresford John Rea Mr. Rea Bridge~ Water van Metre J. W. McCain Elbow McCain Crofton Nebr R. M. Waddell Wm. Montgomery Winifred Goodell Mary Slaughter Powell Howard Worth New Powell C. H. Leggett Emmet Livingston Minx Livingston Art Richardson Pedro Marietta Coo. Nash Robinson Bros.'s Charles Webster Charles City Iowa Ph Lip, Train Co A. Quigg Harzesheimar's Wholeale City Meat Market Philip Book Store Frank Andres J.J. Hayes Des Moines J.B. Phillips Howard R.A Bielski T. 5 West H.W. Waldorf and Son Park Hazel Hamlin County Waldorf Henry Thiemann Groton McMahon Whc Montgomery Madeira Sald Frank Woods Cedar Falls Towa Ron Morgan Dex Moines Perry Wofford Tucker Smith Missouri Frank Randall Pierre Riverview Smith Warner Wis Ladies Ad Society Methodist Church Yeadames Blelaki Banks Janis Wychell Webster City Mr. Wyckoff Morrison Lown Maud Orr Fort Plake Nellie Lindsay Colfax Lows

Wanted Roomers for 41.00 a Week Each

The item notes repeated WANTED ROOMERS at 41 dollars weekly, mentions Margaret Cullen and a local reader. It also covers community news about subscription advances, land sales, visitors from Merre and Groton, and social club reports with brief notes on recent events and acknowledgments.

Margaret Cullen

Beds for 25c and real estate loans offered

Rooms above the millinery shop advertise beds for 25 cents and money to loan on real estate. Local notes mention several residents visiting Fort Pierre and Charles City, along with property moves, road improvements, and upcoming events at the Grand opera house.

Durkee Waddell Fort Pierre Hargesheimer's W. R. Hartley Nowlin Bessie Waller

Tragedy at Wasta Ends in Death and Wounding

A Wasta double tragedy unfolds as Ed Morris shoots Edward J Morris is jailed while Mel Morris dies and clerk David Jennings is killed amid alleged improper relations. Ed Morris flees toward Rapid City, returns, and a coroner verdict pins Jennings's death on Ed Morris. Mrs Morris wounded, Morris later surrenders. The report also notes community sorrow, local obituaries, and nearby notices including land and real estate adverts.

Wasta Cheyenne River Edward J. Morris Pennington County Mel Morris David Jennings Morris Rapd City Owanks Sia Jennings Rapid City Pannington County Fred Mc Cook County Sioux City Mra

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