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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for female health issues and general nervous troubles, claiming thousands have benefited and offering a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed. It also promotes Buck- Jen's Amica Salve for quick healing of scrapes, burns, eczema, and old sores at 125 cents.
Farry Hall traveled from Wasta for a Sunday visit with county seat friends and to escort his wife home. Andre Gawinish and Elizabeth Picker wed at the Houston House parlors with Rev Getchell officiating. Wm. Barto's family moved from Carrol, Iowa to assist C. H. Leggett on a Fort Pierre area farm. Grace Reed returns from Sioux Falls for a county school outreach trip. George Huston’s automobile mishap near Meers ends with a hand push start after a crank loss, just after Pierre Fort Pierre dry news.
Harry Scofield plans to move with his family to the R. W. Mathieson farm near Pillip to take charge soon. Tolbert Maupin has opened a new store on Bear Creek at a C. M. & St. P. Ry. townsite on ground level in a tent. Little Margaret Beller narrowly escaped injury after an incident on a Sunday drive when she suddenly sat forward toward the horses as her parents opened a pasture gate.
DS Caster returns from Iowa visit to Lo polnis in FW. Coy and family spent Saturday in Philip. Lew Whitford went to Philip Saturday to buy blacksmith material. Gene Curington stayed in town a couple days, then to Fort Pierre and back Saturday, left Sunday for Harding county. J A Curington D B McCleery and R Starbuck spent a day at the county seat. James Austin the assessor prepares a taxation essay during a couple days interviewing property owners. George Finnegan laid up with rheumatism hoping to be around soon. Rumor Art Swisher may open a meat market soon. John Stroppel leased forty acres of ploughed land from Win Goodell, busy feeding it. Hammond Hash planting twenty acres of corn south of here. J J Gallagher busy putting hardware on shelves for Baman hardware store. W R B Hilian George Munson and others from Buzzard creek on business. Ash Creek Anthems H H Roth of Bend Meade county with his father Hamilton Roth visiting last week. William Ferguson hauling umb ot from Cottonwood for Brainerd Poste's new house. Miss Maggia McDermott closed a successful term of school in distelet Mo 3 last Friday. Andrew Thompson from Climax days ago. Hamilton Roth with his son H E B Roth visiting at the latter's home Band that week. Separate oearchat sent lot on again Por there in a crew of potting come more stakes. Facer lot movement cal woddies courage soons ml.
George W. Egan of Sioux Falls spoke to a sizable crowd at the Grand Opera House on Saturday. The Republican candidate presented a clear progressive platform and was praised for his strong oratory, with predictions he will erode Vesey’s southeastern support while Elrod gains momentum.
The newly organized Presbytery between the Missouri river and the Black Hills held its first stated meeting, with Dr. H P Carson delivering the opening sermon and recounting his travels to Palestine and other lands. O E Tell and R E Davis were ordained ministers, and Rev D S Brown reported ten ministers and thirteen church groups totaling over 200 members. Rev D Edward Evans will resign June 30. Rev H Cullen was elected to succeed him. Commissioners to the General Assembly were chosen, with missions addresses given by Tell and E H Grant. The session was marked by interest and the Palestine lecture by Carson.
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