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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
Market report corrected to June 2 and 11 covering prices for wheat durum wheat No 1 flour per 45 pounds hogs per hundredweight butter and related commodities. The fragment shows incomplete listings but indicates a prices ledger for agricultural products.
E A Peterson stays in Pierre for a couple of days while Ned Renning returns from Sioux City. Emma Conkey of Wesington visits sister Mrs E H Banks. W H Van Epps from Stamford ends short family visit. A L Krause of West Point Nebr leaves after brief business. May Dunlevy returns from Huron to her home. James Jewell of Wellsburg heads to Rugby ND for summer and fall with friends. Dr Ince reports birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J A Curington near Powell. P J Alrey and family return from visiting Fort Pierre friends. States Attorney Alvin Waggoner travels to county seat, out of city until Saturday. Mrs Wm Holbrook and daughters visit relatives in Charles City Town. Harry Dunbar back from Princeton IL and Washington IL. wife stays with her parents in Wessington. Miss Irene Harris arrives from Yankton for brief visit. attends Yankton College and plans to go to McLaughlin for summer with sister Mrs J Q Dickensheets.
Grindstone’s implement man Nels Lind was called to business last week. Mrs. R. J. Smith hosted several ladies and a grand dinner. A.J. Hopkins returns from the capitol city reporting brisk business. Many Grindstone youths depart for a Bad Lands trip guided by Prof Bullis. Mrs. Berry of Long Beach, California visits her daughter Mrs. Smith. A close ball game Saturday pitted Grindstone against Mexican Creek, ending 16 to 15 in favor of Mexican Creek. Chas Van Valin's wife was visiting last week.
Seeking to trade a large parcel in Ifighes county South Dakota river frontage two living springs rich timber and ample feed. Ideal for horse raising and pasture. For details contact PLO box 656 Pierre.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Philip South Dakota post office for the week ending June 21 1911. Cards and names include J. d. Wells Miss Gladys Donahue and others. callers are asked to state advertised and give date. Bielski Farm Loan Co. offers fire insurance on farm buildings.
CAPITOL CITY NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. P. Bruckner of Milesville are the parents of a baby boy born in this city Wednesday morning. Delegates from across the state attend G A R and W A C reunions this week. State Veterinarian Thos Hicks arrives from Milbank to establish an livestock inspection station with a resident inspector to speed crossings by river. In charge is Dr. I E Venzke who arrived this morning to commence duties.
Wellsburg area notes: C F Rover stays on Skillman farm this season. Mrs E Wiltsey birthday celebrated Monday. Tom Carr birthday party held last week. Chris Lewis Gust Seltz and Rob Hinkley completed final proof on homesteads Monday. About 41 sheep yield 350 lambs this season. Weather favorable for lambing. Mrs John Dowden and children of Lake Preston visiting J D Morrison family. Dowden and Morrison sisters. Smith boys sold herd of 113 cattle to Pierre buyer. Joe Morrison and Chris Lewis also sold cattle. D B Boyce of Elbow improving farm with house and store remodels.
Revival services are being held at Wellsburg with Rev Tweler assisting Rev Da. Everyone is invited to attend. The Wellsburg entertainment on the 1th featured tea, cake, and a net process of 55 dollars toward purchasing an organ. Judge Aughes and wife returned from Dubuque. court terms in Miller scheduled. Many small notices follow about community events, weather, travel, and farm concerns across the region.
Twelve head of two year old horses were taken up and brought to a place four and a half miles north of Philip on June 21. The owner may recover by proving ownership and paying costs. John Urban.
The Marietta two treasurer Clarence O Nash states all warrants up to number 75 will be paid upon presentation with interest stopping from today date June 15 1911 in Marietta South Dakota.
A brief catalog item notes 11 young mares, one stallion and several geldings for sale. The location is given as five miles due east of Hardingrove with contact listed as L. R. Mum ma, Hardingrove. The price and exact terms are not provided.
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