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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

5

H J Vice Physician and Surgeon Practice Summary

H J Vice physician and surgeon, graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, maintains office over Hargesheimer's Drug Store. Provides contact by phone 64 and advertises real estate mortgage blanks at Review offices in Philip S D Arnold area.

Bellevue Hospital Medical College Hargesheimer's Philip S. D Arnold

Local News Items Include Sales and Visits in Meade

Local notes report grocery items and gifts at Wilkinson's and Hargesheimer. Visits include Mfr and Mrs Jos Heidler in Fort Pierre and Claude Warner with his sister in Pierre. A sale of Pfaffie house on West Pine street at 650 is urged. A gypsy camp along the river, farm visits, and a Philip big celebration invite.

Jos. Heidler Fort Pierre W. O. Smith West Pine Street Claude Warner Pierre

Local notices and social updates from Philip area

Rexall products promote local commerce as Hargesheimer arrives to finalize a contract. Mae Brown and Raymond Moody wed at home. Moody family relocates to Philip. Mrs Daly travels from Fort Pierre to ranch near Westfork while recovering health. Several residents relocate to Denver and Colorado, with new store ownership and business trips noted. Heavy rains boost crop prospects. foreman Ada Green teaches in Tripp. New line of silverware arrives. Emigrants move to Elbow. various travels and property interests listed.

Paul Daly Fort Pierre Daly Westfork Milesville R. M. Williams Rogers & Stanton General Mr. Graham Philip

Dated Advertisements Mention Farm Trade and Legal Blanks

A fragment lists a loan matter, an item titled A dandy farm to trade, and a line of legal blanks at the Re.

F. H.arnold Review Office

Weathered town tale of a cyclone scare and a broken leg

A heavy cloud resembling a cyclone passed over Philip from the southwest, skirting Main street and threatening supplies. Milwaukee region from Rapid City to Cheyenne River faced ravages. E. C. Coffman of Zeal was sent to Hot Springs for treatment after a creek crossing accident left him with a serious leg fracture. He endured a long, arduous two day ride to reach care, showing remarkable nerve.

Philip Main Street Milwaukee Rapid City Cheyenne River E. C. Coffman Wodeent Hot Springs Brushie

Moth Balls Social Aids Presbyterian Fund Drive

A Grand Opera House sock social hosted by the L A 8 of the Presbyterian church drew strong attendance and boosted the society treasury by $20. The event featured social time, while notes of local business changes and community chatter fill the rest of the page with farm leasing offers, creamery progress, and upcoming school district elections. Clarence McPeek reported his mother’s pneumonia improving in Watertown, and neighbors react to regional development amid varied crop conditions and moisture.

Grand Opera House L. A Presbyterian Church F. A. Holland Center Street Philco Sioux City D. B. Hawley Chicago Milesville Philip Clarence McPeek Watertown

Flour mill project promised for Philip city growth

Reports indicate a 100 barrel daily flour mill and 20 000 bushel elevating facility may be built south of the railroad track in Philip. C 8 Saxton of Blue Earth and Minnesota backers negotiate with the local business men, aiming for readiness by fall and providing a major market for area wheat growers. Also notes a baby girl born to Holliday family and a piano for sale. Irvin Hart seeks work in Weesington. Dr Heinemann reports a birth near Ash Creek.

Philip Saxton Blue Earth Minn Minnesota Milwaukee North-Western Business Mens Association Saxon T. H. Holliday Whermer's Irvin Hart Weesington Dr. Heinemann N. W. May Ash Creek

Pure Paris Green and Store Specials at Rexall

Advertisement notes Pure Paris Green at Rexall with specials on two weeks and ten pound crackers. W O Smith on West Pine lists prices, while D A Stoyer travels from Pierre to handle firm interests. Mrs Peter Graf travels to Callemer Iowa after a visit with Mrs Rudolph Volk. Train delays due to heavy rains affect eastbound service. Frank Rowe of Great Western Telephone promotes a Stamford to Omaha line. Mrs Walter Perry and Cheater leave for Rochester Minnesota after visiting Mrs Bargesheimer. Andy Abrahamson departs for a month visiting in the southeast state and Sioux City. Elk Point letters say Abrahamson from Philip, S D, visits relatives. he runs several Philip stores and praises local agriculture.

Sioux City Ole Olson Spiritland Ole Powell Philip Homdinger Pitehers Brounk Orr W.O. Smith’s West Pine Street D. A. Stoyer Pierre Peter Graf Callemer Iowa Rudolph Volk Frank Rowe Great Western Telephone Company Stamford Omaha Walter Perry Cheoter Rochester Minn L. Bargesheimer Andy Abrahamson Elk Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

The F. H. Arnold Real Estate Exchange H. J. Vice Hargesheimer Wilkinson's Black Hills C. Greger Marietta Willow Lakes Fred Philco Wayne, Neb Pfaffie Dunlevy & Walpole H. M. Evnan Elbow O. Steensland Beresford Qatan Anderson Michael A. P. Whitney Lyman County Highland F. M. Reod H. J. McMahon L. C. Crowell O. RB. Hess H. Arnold Hargesheimers F. H. Arnold Graham Land Company Homsteads Meade County Rexall U. Gault Bill Rocky Mountain Mahara Margenheimer's IB. L. Moody W. O. Smith's J. W. McPherson J. C. Russell Midland M. O. Sherwood Bank of Midland Wilkinson C. A. Center Misa Ada Green Tripp J. G. Benson F. E. Morrison Peter Morris N. A. Howland Belle Plaine Rhode Island Jake Weber Postomce Moody—Clark Alice Loreane Clark Raymond Rufus Moody W. E. Clark O. P. Rider Directoire Press Leader Parker Ray Moody Godepeld Alice Worker Press Mr. Moody Ix Bride Houm Myra Hague Addie Taylor Pauline Linn K. M. Waddell Harry Hall Wasta H. C. Ruendell Iem Kood Chas. Hess Williams J. M. Linn White Owl Schous Drs. Gearhart & Kyde Dr. Kyde N. B. Gearhart All Druggista Hollister Plonser Pharmacy Loney H. Durkee Hargesheimer’s North Country Paris Rexall Store Derby Manhattan Cluett Monarch Drew Hilger & Hengel Clothing Co Palace Millinery Besse, Kennedy Winchester Jos. Roberts S. W. Russell Philip, S. D Golden John Gund J. E. Taggert Cullen’s
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