H J Vice Physician and Surgeon Profile
H J Vice a physician and surgeon graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Office located over Hargesheimer's Drug Store in Philip with phone number 54 for both residence and office.
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
5
H J Vice a physician and surgeon graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Office located over Hargesheimer's Drug Store in Philip with phone number 54 for both residence and office.
Rex Green transacted business at Pierre Friday and J J Berry visited Harrold and Highmore last week. Grace Steele of Lindsay arrived for a visit with Edna Moses. New writing paper and jewelry advertised at the Review and Wilkinson's. Dr R B Driver returned from Huron after a state dental meeting. Wm B Wood, a Hurley stock buyer, met Ira Welch at the First State Bank. The real estate firm promotes homesteading near the railroad. Ed Lins rents Pfaffie house from F M Rood, to move in after remodeling. New silver flatware line arrives at Wilkinson. Local notes cover press issues, bank changes, trips, and jokes from Fort Pierre and surrounding towns.
A Meade county weekly notes hay harvest near Philip with June rains boosting crops. Frank Kinney, ex-clerk of courts, travels to Fort Pierre. jokes among locals arise from washing lines and a moving outhouse. Community updates include new drug store items, farm ads, social visits, stamp dispenser changes, and various residents visiting relatives and attending the Philip celebration.
Brief city notes mention Frank B. Roe selling his Great Western Telephone stake to other stockholders and relocating with his wife to Pierre for their future home. Also recorded are visitors Mrs. R A Bielski and Miss Olive Metcalf arriving in Philip, and social chatter about Miss Anna Brown accompanying Mrs M J ONeill to Spokane while Miss Brown remains ill near Rapid City.
About 2500 people from the surrounding country gathered in Phillip for Independence Day. A parade, speeches by Governor B S Vessey, band concerts, races, ball games, and a grand fireworks display marked the celebration. The event concluded with Mahara's Minstrels and a lively dance, praised for its orderly conduct and varied program.
A jumble of local notices highlights Fly Oi fly killer products from Pioneer Pharmacy and Richards Fly Killer, with claims to keep flies off cattle and horses. Also mentions residents visiting, job changes, and community events around Hanana, Ramona, and Westfork, plus a dental board exam in Sioux Falls.
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