14 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
Railroad timetable notice from Philip South Dakota announcing Mountain Time and daily schedule changes effective Sunday June 2. Includes service by the P R C N W By and agent E Philips with a 4 5 daily reference.
GE McIntyre visited the twin Pierres over Sunday. A full line of Gate City Stetson and Straw Hats was in stock at Linn's. J M Larson near Old Trail called in to Philip Saturday. Hughie McMphon, Old Trail sheep king, visited Philip Friday. Mrs Ricker and Miss Bessie Kennedy came from Grindstone Tuesday. Q Walden near Old Trail was in town Friday. Bury near Township 221 left Monday for the capital. M C Benedict will repair watches and jewelry at the Oldfield store building. Stamey county now has forty one school districts with new ones forming rapidly. A Finnegan of Ash Creek sold cattle to Mississippi Cattle Co last week, about 400 head at around 30. Chem M Teedom editor Cottonwood Register visited Friday night.
Walter Rainey prints footwear and laundry at Albert Lee and Co as Linn's offers spring suits. Gravel work crews lay ballast along river tracks between Philip and the river. M C Benedict of Fort Pierre plans business trips. local firms advertise washing services, building sales, and property lots. A Rev Murphy plans mass and regional services. O G Anders offers train views and portraits. New papers join Stanley County publications, with the Eagle to be published near Marriotts.
A town-wide batch of advertisements and notices lists prices at Linn's general store for salt and cheese, seeds and glassware, plus a long roster of local items from postmaster raises to new building pacts, travel, court updates, dances, and small-town errands in Philip and Grindstone.
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