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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

2

Walpole and Kelly offer cash for land in Capital City News

Mette Mire Harry Andrews notes land purchase offers from Walpole and Kelly in Capital City. Governor Vateay calls for observance of Mothers Day. A Wells couple welcome a daughter at the hospital. Modern Woodmen encampment attends in the city with delegates. Overhaul of power plant includes new machinery. Local teachers, hospitalizations, and legal proceedings loom. Fort Pierre items report court actions, county offices, and tax debates amid town life. Weather, agriculture, and community notices fill the page with local names and updates.

Mette Mire Harry Andrews Vateay Dow Smith Wells Thin City Piero Alice Laughlin Hardingrove Board of Education Corps of Teachers of Margaret Cullen Chicago S. Paul G. M. Clark Harrold Queston Sdvonates

Special Agents Target Illegal Liquor in Reservation Lands

Government locates a force of agents in northern state towns within the reservation country to enforce a twenty five year liquor ban after opening the Yenne River and Standing Rock tracts. The dry area spans Carson, Dewey and Ziebach counties, where bootlegging is alleged to be profitable and enforcement is being increased. Dougherty Stock Company closed a three night run at the Grand Opera House and heads to Midland, having prior visits to Philip where they remain popular with theatregoers.

Theyenne River Standing Rock Indian Carson, Dewey Ziebach Dougherty Stock Company Grand Opera House Midland Philip

Advertised Letters at Philip Post Office May 3 1911

List of uncalled letters at the Philip post office for the week ending May 3 1911 includes Mrs Hans A Latre J Simonson Mip Second Hand Store Parties may call and say advertised with date Albert W Prewitt postmaster Typewriter ribbons offered at the Review office.

Philip, 5. D Hans A. Latre J. Simonson Mip Albert W. Prewitt P. M

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