Homestead Land Offer by Arnold Real Estate Exchange
A classified notice promotes a dandy farm for trade and government land locations near a new railroad. F H Arnold and Mumma from Hardingrove coordinate with Wilkinson's Pioneer Pharmacy for Paris Green purchases and review delivery to Jim. Last chance to homestead with location help from Arnold Real Estate Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
U. RK
Mumma
Hardingrove
Jim
F. Lh. Arnold Real Estate Exchange
Local News Notes And Shop Listings
Fireworks at Pioneer Pharmacy promotion and non-smut carbon paper referenced at Review office. Mrs. Frank Rowe left Saturday to visit friends in the county. Joseph Pratt of Boon Iowa visits D W Roush family. Wilkinson's band features new Black Hills rings brooches waist pin sets. FE O Basseler arrives from Frankfort to visit brother Theodore in Marietta. Mrs Geo Poste travels from Ash Creek to Fort Pierre for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rowe
County 4
Joseph Pratt
Boon
Iowa
D. W. Roush
Black Hills
Wilkinson's
O. Basseler
Frankfort
Marietta
Yiait
Theodore
Geo
Poste
Ash Creek
Fort Pierre
Philip area notices and social brief items
Local items note Miss Laura Leeder departing for Sioux City and Sadie visiting Mitchell. preparations urged for the Philip July celebration. The Presbyterian ladies meet June 26 at Mrs. E F Walden’s home. Sadie to Elk Point and Mitchell trip. B D Hawley leaves the Dupree building restaurant amid creditors. EB A White views Philip’s business climate and may relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Leeder
O. M. Culp
Sioux City
Philip
Ladies’ Ald Society
the Presbyterian Church
E. F. Walden
Ransom Tone Andaieter
Sadie
Mitchell
Elk Point
B. D. Hawley
Dupree Building
Center Street
EB. A. White
Murdo
White
Alice
Paris Green Available at Hargesheimer Stores
Edgar Watwood and family depart Mileaville for an extended visit at Springfield. J F Hahn leaves for Cedar Rapids to visit old home folks. A string of eight or nine teams arrives from Milesville and Hardin Grove with freight for local stores. Orrin Osborn heads to Verndale Minnesota to visit a brother. Walter Hargesheimer returns to Minneapolis after a week with relatives. Oscar accompanies him to Fort Pierre. Warren Young from Fort Pierre researches firm interests in Philip. A Grand opera house dance draws many locals and country folk with Voegeli’s orchestra. J E Taggart returns from Kadoka via the Hills with plans for a Hills baseball tour. family visits Bassett Nebraska. A G White of Ash Creek loses control of a wagon on Center Street. the wagon overturns near Pine and Larimer, damaging the wagon but the team escapes.
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Edgar Watwood
Mileaville
Springfield
J. F. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Milesville
Hardingrove
Walter Hargesheimer
Minneapolis
Oscar
Fort Pierre
Warren Young
Philip
Young, Philip & McPherson
Grand Opera House
Powell, Nowlin
Midland
Voegeli
Beresford
J. E. Taggart
Kadoka
Mr. Taggert
Bassett
Nebr
G. A. White
Ash Creek
Lower Center Street
Pine Street
Larimer Avenue
Local notes and society items from Alcester and area
A miscellaneous column reports visits by F H Ar Slocum of Alcester to his brother Frank, Miss Elizabeth Dunlevy leaving for a two week relatives visit in Huron, attorney A S Anderson in Fort Pierre for legal work, Catholic ladies gathering June 24 at Mrs John Dunlevy, and A J Hopkins of Climax traveling to Pierre for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dunlevy
Huron
A. S. Anderson
Fort Pierre
John Dunlevy
A. J. Hopkins
Climax
Pierre
Hargesheimer Sells Ice Cream and Snakebite Remedies
Hargesheimer sold ice cream at five cents a quart while Harley Vaught and his twelve year old son visited from seven miles north of Cottonwood for snakebite treatment. They returned home after a day and a half. C E Wheeler arrived from Eagle Grove with brother A G from Plainview to visit parents before moving to Plainview to run a general store. The Plainview area attracts large Meade county trade with rail ambitions by M and St L and Milwaukee lines expanding west and north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Vaught
Cottonwood
C. E. Wheeler
Eagle Grove
A. G
Plainview
Meade County
Milwaukee Systems
Missouri River
Cheyenne
Pioneer Pharmacy and Small Town Notes Chronicle
Mrs Ira J Welch left yesterday to visit friends in Midland for a few days. Miss Bess E Kennedy left this morning to display her millinery line westward. Rev O E Tell announces services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. The Four Leaf Clover club was entertained at the Pohle home southeast of town. Nellie Conners of South Omaha arrived to visit relatives on Deadman Creek. A subscription drive aims to raise funds for a large liberty pole to place on Center street hill. A W Prewitt of the News will become Philip postmaster once bonded and commissioned. Northwest track damage east of the Cheyenne river repaired. Pierre rapid City service resumes. A rain of social mentions and a box for a construction project conclude the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Welch
Midland
Fislar & Waldorf
Bess E. Kennedy
Points West
O. E. Tell
Presbyterian Church
Four Leaf Clover Club
F. KE. Pohle
Nellie Conners
South Omaha
Nebr
Deadman Creek
Peterson Ranch
Center Street
A. W. Prewitt
the News
Philip
Cheyenne River
Pierre
Rapid City
Bill
Pioneer Pharmacy
Henry Sacht
Hayes
Unis
Underwood
Box Elbercreek
Hood
Local notices and milestones in Philip area life
Mrs Morley of Joliet Ill hosts Buckeye Root Beer in ice cold mugs. Doctor Cowan treats blood poisoning. Mrs Gregret and Miss Greenfield plan to reside on nearby claims. Mrs Jennewein dies at Onawa. funeral in her former home. T J Robinson farms 320 acres near Philip planning alfalfa harvest. yield expected at least two and a half tons per acre. alfalfa value cited at 100 an acre in Stanley County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Cottonwood
Heinemann
Philip
Gregret
Marietta
Willow Lakes
Kate Greenfield
Greger Place
F. Jennewein
Onawlowa
Jennewein
L. A. Kelley
W. C
G. L
Decatur
Nebr
T. J. Robinson
Robinson
Stanley
Local notes report health recovery and travel plans
A.J. Wray returns from Hot Springs in improved health. J.M. Linn and family head to Cheyenne river and Eastern Meade county for a camping trip. Mrs E.O. Bainum leaves for Carmi Illinois to visit. D. A. Stoyer will join her at Pierre. The Bachelor's Honeymoon date is canceled. Barber shops set July fourth hours. July fifth early closing for Philip celebration. Ed Jones suffers a stroke and is in critical condition. J. Moyer travels to Crespo Nebraska after visiting relatives and overseeing property. J. Vittetos pleads guilty to assault and threat. bond released after initial fear of repeat quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Wray
Hot Springs
J.M. Linn
Cheyenne River
Meade County
E.O. Bainum
Smith
Carmi, Ll
Pierre
D. A. Stoyer
Linets City
Nebraska
Philip
C. A. Lamb
A. Kelley
Ed Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Therd District
P. Moyer
Crespo
Neb
J. T. Forsell
Sorrowful Death of Bull Terrier "Pig" Clow in River
The county treasurer's bull terrier "Pig" Clow died in the Missouri River while retrieving sticks from the bank. Described as a hero of many battles, Pig met death calmly, and friends note his faithful, strenuous life ended by a peaceful fate in the water. May he rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeeweqeee
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
F. H. Arnold Real Estate Exchange
EE. HH. Ff
R.m.williams
Pioneer Store
H. J. Vice
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Hargesheimer's
8. D. Res
F. H. Arnold
Pioneer
Paris Green
Fireworks
Skeeter Skoot
Hargesheimer
Hargesheimer’s
Orrin Osborn
Verndale
Minn
Fred Slocum
Alcester
Frank
HH. B
George
Wilkinson
Tr. S. Mavens
Mazel
Hamlin County
W. L. Avery
Belle Plaine
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Morgan
J. M. Williams
Old Trail
Wile
A. B. Kittredge
Sioux Falls
Big Harney Peak
Washington
Kodoka
Milwaukee
Hargesheimer Sella
M. B. Roth
Hargesseimer Serves
W. L. Wilkinson
Derby
Nobby
Manhattan
Cluett
Monarch
Hilger & Hengel Clothing Co
Powell Drug Company
South Dakota
Philip Hardware Company
Severin
Wheeler Co
Highland Addition
John Olson
Chicago
Olson
Jos
Ricard
Mgr
City Tailor Shop
R. B. Driver
Philip, South Dakota
Ren
A. O. Putnam the Drayman
Ness
Pew
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