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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
Schedule snippet for West Pine Street rail service shows times PM and AM. Details mention Rapid City to Pierre routes with stops and station identifiers. Specifics such as numbers and names appear fragmented but indicate a local railroad timetable entry from the era.
Iiam Sells and son Henry visit from their Topbar ranch while inviting repair work. Philip Harness shop and J J Delay return from northern hills. Notices request respondents to say advertised and give date. Mrs. Martin Kronen and her son Lars bring supplies from Hilland. Catholic services held on the second and fourth Sundays. The ladies baseball team from Des Moines under Hopkins Bros plays Philip Tuesday. Mrs. James Snow visits from Midland with her sister Mrs. P J Gallagher. James Johnson family moves to their Hilland farm for the summer. Ole Russell travels to Lake Preston by train. Philip and Wall high schools meet on the local diamond tomorrow for the third time this season. I offer farm loans in Stanley and Lyman counties with ready money. Sibert E Iverson and Ida A Watkins marry in the Grindstone country. Cleaning firm opens in Wray building opposite Winchester hotel. Rev C H Bryan fills in at Lead. Rev C H Royse preaches in Rapid City. Miss Florence Johnson heads to Portland for two months. Ada Green leaves for Long Pine Nebr for summer visit. Various local notices on loans, lost watch, and travel. Memorial Day closures noted. Local residents attend games, visits, and family movements across several towns.
A jumble of small town notices includes pharmacy ad for Paris Green at Pioneer Pharmacy, health comments by Dr W J Nolan on climate, visits by Irene Kelly, August Karl and S B Pairchild, a J A G club farewell for Edna and Lois Butterfield, and a report on Spearfish being dry. Also coverage of Emma Abbott and the opera Fra Diavolo at the Grand Opera House on January 3.
L A Hoefer of Philip was brought to the city and taken to St Josephs hospital where an operation for acute appendicitis was performed by Dr J A Crouch of Lead. He rests easily but the nature of the operation alarms. Mrs Hoefer reports he recovering as rapidly as could be expected. The Midland ball boys were defeated on the local diamond Tuesday afternoon as heavy hitters from our side led to a 10 score.
Fine and Candy carries wedding notes as Holmberg returns from Bristol with his bride and takes residence east of the Johnsons. An auto on the Philip Hardingrove line suffered a rear wheel failure but resumed service after repairs. Advertising promotes Hopkins Bros champion ladies baseball team set to play Philip at the fairgrounds Tuesday afternoon, promising a top local game.
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