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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
Local ad urges residents to bring in repair work promptly while time remains. It notes a harness shop and church service details at the Catholic church on the second and fourth Sundays each month with Rev. Charles Goergen as pastor. Pure seed corn varieties suited to the country are for sale at the feed store.
F A Alden of Old Trail left Tuesday to visit Doland relatives and will return later this week. Lost a green gold watch fob with topaz setting. reward left at the office. States Attorney Waggoner says Fort Pierre has no hoarder for the first time in years. Stanley County criminals have either served, are serving, or remain at large. Northwestern Railway says trains into Chicago now run to the new Madison depot between Canal and Clinton. depot opened Sunday. Local ticket office now has general passenger tariffs for prompt tickets to any point.
Mrs Hed McMahon returns from Wisconsin visit to her farm near Stanley. James Austin of Grindstone leaves for Madison to join a Chicago house road position, planning to return after a few months. Mundt Madison offers ready-money farm loans in Stanley and Lyman counties with optional payments. Mrs Gillen, mother of Marshall Gillen, fractures an arm in a runaway near Powell. she is being treated in Philip and is reported doing well.
Mrs Bert Creech and her children and her mother Mrs Robinson returned Thursday evening from Montrose carrying the body of Mr Creech who was killed at his homestead near Ash Creek by lightning Interment was made at Montrose They visited at the James Creech home in this city before returning to Ash Creek Will Walpole visited the capital city on Friday Everything in the Harness line at the Philip Harness Shop
Local notices urge selling land with Hartwick Land Company including rapes millet kaffir corn and oil meal at the feed store. Various residents travel between Kadolat Fort Pierre Midland and Philip with minor chores. A lost purse with money is missing near Elbow road. A homesteader named Wm Braun died suddenly in Midkind. An article in the Jane rd highlights IL. W. Edwards of Philip Lumber Co promoting land investment and his appearance in papers.
Local notices mention Paris Green products from Pioneer Pharmacy and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Gene Aldrich attends state undertakers meeting in Pierre while Magnus Ryde heads to Moorhead, Iowa for summer with grandparents. Others, including Mrs. James Snow and family, visit Midland and Bodine homes. Rev. C I Bryan takes June July vacation in Yankton. Kinneys visit Des Moines and Neligh. Prof Warner travels to Fort Pierre for county institute.
The snippet promotes ice cream and refreshing drinks from Pioneer Pharmacy. It also mentions legal blanks, a Miss Mae Knapp visiting relatives, and various local notices about church events, fires, and community updates.
The Faith note reports Curtis Peck, former owner of the local meat market, has sold his interests to partner Chuck Hall. Peck plans to decide his next move while Hall takes over. Also mentioned are cigars and typewriter ribbons offered by mail by the Review office.
The Wer ner boy died yesterday at 4 30 pm in Fort Pierre hospital after an unsuccessful operation. Funeral services were held in Fort Pierre this afternoon and burial occurred in the local cemetery. The bereaved parents have community sympathy in their sad hour.
A lightning strike damaged MeKillip’s house in Fort Pierre as the chimney failed and fire soot blew from the ell. The Stanley County baseball season features Midland vs. local team with a 6 to 1 score in favor of the home squad. Pierre council granted three saloon licenses amid license requests. Several marriage licenses issued and records of forthcoming nuptials. Austin, a former county resident, now with a Chicago firm, plans to start work soon. Four hobos arriving in town were robbed at Charlie’s jewelry store. the victims were bound and relieved of valuables with no suspects yet caught.
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