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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

6

Wyckoff Ranch For Sale Near Philip South Dakota

Property labeled Wyckoff Ranch located two miles from Philip South Dakota is offered for sale with bids to be filed through Philip and Waggoner, attorneys. Stray note: two year old red heifer with white face horns branded on left shoulder. Several ads follow including Kodak finishing service offer promising quality and satisfaction guaranteed painting to the canteen parlor and TRISCO flour advertisement.

Anna Wernansky Philip

Edelweiss At The Canteen Returns With Music and Brews

Local patrons flock to the Canteen where Edelweiss performances resume at the canteen with new VIOLANO-VIRTUOSO selections and Hawaiian melodies. Updates include bread mixer delivery to J S Weight’s bakery, Gold Nugget Byro beer on tap, and a census enumerator appointment for Carson Williams.

C. A. Lamb Allison Iowa C. N. Benson Ralph Vandercook Fort Pierre Mundt-Gregory Company Pierre Hughes County Isle of Golden Dreams Aloha Land Don Kennedy Grindstone Kennedy Lead Homestake The Philip Light & Power Co R. A. Bielski H. A. Kumm E. M. Larson F. E. Pohle H. J. McMahon Carson Williams

Movie prices vary town to town in Pierre report

The Pierre Capital-Journal notes a film shown at the Canteen Pleasure Par for 35 cents while the same picture plays in nearby towns at 75 cents. It comments that local managers charge high prices as long as patrons pay.

Pierre Capital-Journal Philip

Plum Creek Notes Report Local Activities and Fires

Local residents Roy Emerson and neighbors engage in oyster suppers wood cutting farming and visits across Plum Creek. A kitchen fire alarm, repairs to telephone lines, and hunting for stray horses are noted alongside a funeral. The Grunewald Caterers ship Creole pralines to The Canteen Pleasant Parlors.

Hotel Grunewald

Mrs John Griffin Dies After Illness at 62 in Milesville

Mrs John Griffin died at midnight last Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Milesville after a brief illness from brain hemorrhage. She was born in Connecticut, 62, lived on Pham creek near old Topbar post office, leaves husband two daughters Mrs W H Kertzman and Mrs Henry Dutton and son Fred Griffin. Brothers Tom Party Owen and Hugh Harty and sisters Mrs Mary Gleason and Mrs Kate Donnelly survive. Funeral Saturday at Topicar Catholic church with burial in church cemetery.

John Griffin Alway W. H. Kertazman Mileaville Connecticut Griffin Pham Creek Old Topbar W. H. Kertzman Henry Dutton Fred Griffin Milesville Tom Party Owen Hugh Harty Avon S. D Mary Gleason Kate Donnelly Bon Homme County Topicar Catholic

Glycerine Mixture for Gas on Stomach

Simple glycerine and buckthorn bark as mixed in Adlerika relieve gas and sour stomach. It acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes foul matter from the stomach. Often cures constipation and prevents appendicitis. A doctor notes a patient was helped by one dose, Frank G Schwartz, Druggist.

Frank G. Schwartz

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Helpers

Card of thanks from John Griffin and family and relatives for support and sympathy during illness and death of their wife, mother, and sister. Names include Tom Harty Owen Harty Hugh Harty Mrs pare Gleason Mrs Kate Donnelly.

Owen Hugh Harty Avon, S. D John Griffin Tom Harty Owen Harty Mra Pare Gleason Kate Donnelly

William MacLeod Raine as Western Story Craftsman

William MacLeod Raine Thiswester, born in England and raised in the West, is praised for two decades of top western fiction. Noted works include A Daughter of Ramxey Wyoming Ridgway of Montana and Mavericka. His serial Crooked Trails and Straight will begin in this paper. do not miss the first installment.

Electric Sign Replaces Cigar Store Indian Symbol

A article notes the shift from carved cigar store Indians to an electric sign. It traces the origin to Sir Walter Raleigh and English settlers in the seventeenth century and the exchange of tobacco knowledge with North American Indians, framing the emblematic figure as a cue to the trade's history.

Cigar Store Sir Walter Raleigh South New World Raleigh England

Gold Reef Slowly Built Across Ancient Sea Floor

The Great Barrier reef region in Australia is described as a once shallow sea beach now tilted to become quartzite rock with dark gray rock and white pebbles. Vast sands, rich with gold carried by rivers, enabled the Rand mines to become world leading gold producers. Modern science allows extracting gold at about six dollars per ton of ore.

Great Barrier Reef Australia Rand

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Military Organization American Legion Philip, S. D Geo. V. Welch So. Dak O’neill Trail F. W. Milesett J. L. Baker Philip. Bu Stanley Haakon County Northern Investment Company F. A. Hart George Webbe Elbow Ralph Vandalt Pierre Kodak Addie St Hen J.C. Bradstreet Trisco Philip Market Marquis King Philip Edelweiss John Howe Cottonwood J. B. Roberts J. S. Weight Plum Creek Roy Emerson L. C. Teeters Ash Creek Fred Smith Mr. Teeters Cottonwood Creek Lee Crum Burt la Fee Ed Ferguson Albert O'Neill Ottumwa Bert Shoemaker Bert Albert O'Neill Royneon Bert la Fee Gertrude Thomas Fred Merle John la Gross William MacLeod Raine Big American Legion Pohle’s Hall John T. Forsell, Pres C. E. Forsell Secy Haakon County Abstract Co City Meat Market Ned Ronning Rainey Smith Bros Bridger S. D. Ee Wat Oren J. Lamb J. W. Jones, Philip North Fork Bad River Brand E. Stearns Ottumwa Jute E. Ruesink Bank of Philip South Dakota E. M. Herring Edw A. Lins
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