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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
5
Local items report Quigg selling land and a range of notices from Philip. Doors open at Hargesheimer stores for goods and Rexall remedies. People travel to Pierre, Caputa, and Topbar for trade, visits, and business. Endeavors include real estate, farms, and church dedication preparations.
The column lists diverse items from Hargesheimer’s ice cream sodas and a Rex Sundae to Sleepy Eye Chick Food, wall paper buys, and medical services by Dr. Gearhart. It notes Miss Louise Hoefer’s visit to Rapid City, land listings in Stanley County, probate matters, depot work, and hotel reception at The Winchester.
The Campbell Brothers circus arrived by train Tuesday morning and set up near Oak street. About 1,500 people attended the afternoon performance praised as clean and well run. The company planned to move to Rapid City for Wednesday, while Rev. Turner promoted a gospel tent meeting with singing and stereopticon to be held Saturday and Sunday if possible.
Rodent and cattle context aside, the item notes 100 head of pedigreed Duroc Jersey hogs from J. J. Berry noted for sale. The rest reports farm weather, seed timing, and a local church rector Rev F B Randall taking charge of several parishes and moving to DeSmet with plans to improve Episco Societies.
Reports from Midland and Draper show growth with dealers extending lines along new extensions. The Hayes post office notes large mail volumes, and district commissioners redraw county districts while O Neal and Brady plead guilty to petit larceny and await fines or jail.
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