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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
5
H J VNCE physician and surgeon, graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, maintains office over Hargesheimer’s Drug Store. contact Philipp 8 D Res, phone 54 Orive, phone 541.
Hargesheimer makes fine ice cream and promotes Try it. Lead steam laundry agency at Ed's barber shop. Deering line mowers and binders for sale by John Hayes. Cinco cigar at Pioneer Pharmacy. Trickle drink advertised at Harges. Mrs J D Rainey returned from Water town and Haley ND. B S Prather visits thrice weekly with fresh vegetables. Mrs EO Bainum from Smith returns from Carini Hols. Louis Hinkhouse from Wagner addresses farm north of Smith. Mrs S W Russell travels to Sandstone MN for a fortnights visit. Mrs A P Whitney and Myrtle Mason from Highland visit. Miss Margaret Donnan of Cedar Krape Iowa arrives to visit Paul at his claim northeast of town.
Notices report Grace King’s severe pneumonia while local items mention various sales visits by Fern Rusho and Bessie Dorothy and plans for a fund raising dance by J F Herlson home to fund roadwork. An Advance traction engine seen for Bierwagens at Hardingrove and other minor town updates are listed.
Walter Rowe and family moved from Pierre to occupy the A. J. Wray house northeast of town, leased from Mr. Wray who has enlarged his Center street building. Laura Schimke, eight, riding horseback, fell into barb wire. minor injuries. Mrs. Hargesheimer left for Minneapolis with Miss Addie Long joining to Sanborn. Van Dusen elevator nearly ready. Philip people glad Harry Dambar is local agent. Dowling reports crops in good condition though rains elsewhere.
A week of local business and farming notes highlights land sales near Pedro and Kadoka, a major Borst ranch transfer, and Wil Eurth purchasing Lee Fleming’s quarter. The Philip creamery opens strong, paying out hundreds to dairy suppliers and shipping steady butter and ice cream to New York markets. Local sports mention Karl Durkee, Hendron, and Deadwood games as the season advances.
Springfield crowd watches as possible carnival added to September fair. Green Island Nebr visitor to Nitteburg claims, Edward Benedict tours Mills then returns home. Epworth League serves ice cream and cake at Methodist church basement Friday with program. Mrs. Eugene Aldrich returns from Pierre after beneficial operation. Presbyterian ladies hosted Friday evening by Rev Schwartz and Mrs Rood. J A Fitzgerald passed state dental exam in Sioux Falls and heads to Lead to open practice. Bank of Philip building work to start this week with stone unloading already done. Philip’s matrons depart on visiting tours leaving townsmen to swap yarns and play checkers in the evenings.
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