Fireworks And Local Happenings In Philip Area
Fireworks planned for the celebration with a full program announced. Local moves include Clay Wofford heading to Missouri and Mrs. R. Rollefson visiting Monroe Nebr for a relative’s illness. Public notices warn of land transfers near Edgemont and a fast auto trip by ar Heinemann. Local businesses promote ice cream sodas and sundae specials at Pioneer Pharmacy, Wilkinsons offers rings and pens, and real estate ads invite trades.
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Black Hills
Wilkinson's
R. Rollefson
Monroe
Nebr
Miss Rose Williams Returns From Pierre Visit
Miss Rose Williams returned Saturday from Pierre where she visited Dr. N. B. Gearhart's family. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McParland of Broadland SD arrived last evening for a visit with Mrs. McFarland's brother, O. J. Goe. The F. H. Arnold Real Estate Exchange and K. L. Hale bought a restaurant at Underwood. A hail storm damaged crops along a river strip, causing individual losses to several farmers.
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Underwood
Sorority Chocolates Sold At Hargesheimer's
Philip Lodge No. 153 AF and AM organized Friday night at the Masonic hall with many members and visitors in attendance. A banquet at Hoffmans followed the ceremonies.
Hargesheimer’s ice cream soda outing and local notes
Miss Irene Kelly farms twenty five acres of flax north of town, praised as a model field with refreshed outward appearance after repainting. A Philip party of fifteen traveled Saturday to Deadwood and Lead to attend a double header, returning at varying times. The Philip Review, led by J D Rainey, marks three successful years and looks to further progress. Albert Stevens of Mitchell and Miss May Kelly of Smith wed at the Catholic church with witnesses, planning to settle on their farm north of town after a Black Hills trip.
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Irene Kelly
Kelly
Philip
Deadwood
Lead
Philip Review
Bro. J.D. Rainey
Northwestern
Albert Stevens
Mitchell
May Kelly
Smith
Local notices from Philip area residents and visitors
All the Late Fancy Drinks are served at Mr and Mrs J E Ferrow of Elbow departed Sunday night for a vie h At at points in Town. Dr and Mrs J B Schroeder of Fort Pierre were visiting in town the latter end of the week. The Philip way is the best way. Celebrate with us next Monday and you Will agree with us on that. Bunch of mixed cattle for sale. William J Ferguson Ash Creek residence two miles south of postal office. Hat Mr and Mrs A Abrahamson are done from a months visit with relatives in the eastern part of the state and Town. Both of the local banks will be closed all day duly Sth. Business men take due notice and govern yourselves according Mr and Mrs Prank W Long from south of town left today for a few weeks visit at the home of relatives in Winside Nebraska C L Millett of Fort Pierre was a business visitor in town Friday and Saturday. He informs us that work on the new brick building for the Bank of Philip will be commenced thefore part of July.
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J. E Ferrow
Elbow
Schroeder
Fort Pierre
Philip Way
William J. Ferguson
Ash Creek
Postal
Fice
A. Abrahamson
Prank W. Long
Winside
Nebraska
C.L. Millett
Bank of Philip
Taggert
Deadwood
Philip
Shunk
Puggerald
Battery
Utter
Barerington
Dewswood
One Hills Boys
Philipinoes
Deadwood Bunch
Unes
Lead
Hendren
Witz
Slabman
Cox
Michael
Stranger
Fitz
Philipines
Ball
Stanta
Stovin Philip
Debenham
Lijerty
Zoe Brennan
Wargo
N. D
E. M. Larson
Sioux City
Wilkinson
RA. Bielski
Pierre
Ing
A. A. Heinemann
Kadoka
Brockway
Center Street
Nellie Dunlevy
Bi Stone
Miss May
Spearfish
Miss Nellié Lindsay Heads North For Extended Visit
Miss Nellié Lindsay departed Tuesday night for an extended visit at points in Ontario Canada. She plans to travel to western Canada and spend a few days at the Seattle exposition and will be away until some time in September. Two plain drunks were arrested early Wednesday and fined by Justice Banks. One man preferred time in jail but paid the fine after a city hostility. A hobo traveling east from the Hills was taken from a lumber car and sent to Fort Pierre for medical treatment after being pinned by another car passenger during a switch.
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Nellié Lindsay
Points
Ontario
Canada
Seattle
Justice Banks
Fort Pierre
Philipinoes Defeat Deadwood and Lead in Summer Baseball Notes
Our Philipinoes tour kicks off with Taggert leading a fourteen man squad to face Y. M. C. A. in Rapid City and Platte County in the morning. They fall to Deadwood and Lead teams in a pair of hard fought games on Deadwood grounds as 2600 spectators witness a rugged clash amid unfamiliar ballparks.
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Taggert
Hendren
Shunk
Debenham
Ames
Sweet
Fitzgerald
Orr
Ramsey
Durkee
Walpole
Dorgeson
Warner
Champa
Rapid City
Charles Mix County
Philip Beys
Philip
Nyaval
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F. H. Arnold Real Estate Exchange
H. J. Vice
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Hargesheimer's
D. Res
Fireworks
Pioneer Pharmacy
Clay Wofford
Old Trail
Missouri
Vessey
Fargesheimer's
Pioneer
Nold
Frank Rood
Herman Elefson
Edgemont Express
R. B. Koons
Elbon
Heinemann
Grindstone
Cottonwood
Mike Callahan
Ashi Creek
Jerry Sanders
Grindstone Buttes
Canton News
Larson
Beresford
FB . Arnold
F. H. Arnold
Walter Ferguson
Manila
Paris Green
Fislar & Waldorf
Curtis Peck
A. L. Hale
Hargesheimer
Rexall
Hargesheimer’s
Hargesheimer’s the Store of Quality
Schwartz
ER. J. Lacy
C. A. Lamb
L. A. Kelley
Ed Lins
Redding
Huston
Johnson
Reform School
W. L. Wilkinson
Derby
Manhattan
Cluett
Monarch
Hilger & Hengel Clothing Co
Powell Drug Company
South Dakota
Philip Hardware Company
Severin
Wheeler Co
Highland Addition
E. F. Walden
John Olson
Chicago
Olson
Jos. C. Ricard
Mgr
City Tailorshop
R. B. Driver
Phillip, South Dakota
North Center Street
Drayman
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