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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

2

Postmaster Denies Rumors as Inspector Woods Probe Begins

Milesville postmaster J. G. McKinney publicly denies rumors spread by Inspector Woods amid a county division dispute. He asserts proof of falsehoods and says he has asked Washington for a full investigation, as friends report dangerous rumors and he awaits department findings. Cadwell Schlo-kan wedding in Logan Iowa links Vida Cadwell and William Behiskey in a quiet ceremony with reception then trip to Philip. The couple plans to reside in Philip, with the bride a Bank of Philip stenographer and the groom a depot operator. School notes report Elizabeth Walpole Fitzgerald visiting, mixed enthusiasm for basketball, and praise for the new building. A Famous Comic Opera Company, Beggar Prince, is scheduled for May 13 in Philip, presented by Aldrich & Malone after a successful tour season.

Milesville McKinsey Post Office Mikewine Old County Milesville I Wish To Thes Inapester Woods Washington Inspector Woods Jas. G. McKinney Philip Omaha H. J. McMahon Bank of Philip North Western Depot Aldrich & Malone Prince Opera Company Iowa Pestural

Local Personnels Visit Milesville and Rapid City

Fitch represented Milesville in the city Tuesday with L Kronen from Hill visiting. Numerous locals such as Swanford, McGrand, Hampton, Vanetta, Fourd, Huss and others traveled for business or visits, while the Knights of Columbus held a large convention in Rapid City with notable attendees from this city.

Hi. Fitch Milesville L. Kronen Hill Charles Swanford Atescler Neil McGrand Topbar Will Hampton Wellsburg James Vanetta Clarence Lou Fourd Elbow Frank Huss Pedro Rapid City W. M. Harris Two Pierres John Robinson Deadwood Kate Greenfield Willow Lakes Marietta Knights of Columbus Chas. Goergen Will Walpole Wm. Kelly W. J. Nolan Irene Kelly James McDonald John and Fred Griffin

Bitter feud over 180 year Bible ends in theft tale

A century long dispute over a 180 year old Bilger family Bible escalated when Frederick Bilger abducted the heavy book after posing to photograph it. The Philadelphia heir inherited it through his mother and moved it to a local studio, triggering charges of assault and robbery as he fled to Sunbury.

Philadelphia Bilger Selinsgrove Frederick Bilger Sioux City Franklin Bilger Wilson A. Herman Selinegrove Herman Hermann Herman Home Sunbury

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Walpole & Kelly Elizabeth Walpole-Fitzgerald Baye Schoel Philip Quinn Miss Butterfield George O'Keefe K. of C W. MN. Emphire Nitteberg Dubuque C. E. Morgan Little Son August Kahl Woodlawn Martin Berke Finland Chas St. Clair Smith Grindstone J. A. Heiller Midland Phillips North-Western Depot W. F. Schlekau Ernest Hey Harvey Michael Win. Rickert H. Campman Peter Freidrichsen Frank Scott Quigg Cornelia Margin Springfield Tom Harty F. A. Hart I. B. Gittings Henry Webbe Ernest Ball Wm. Murphy Tyndall Hilland Frank M. Rood Newark Jersey Hi. W. Edwards Brookings Agricultural College Prof. Hansen Siberia Mr. Edwards BiBut First State Bank of Philip J. W. Jon Srate Wielch Cashier South Dakota H. J. McMation Vice Press Anderson Asst Cash Hoffman's Hotel Henry Hoffman Prop Northern Trust Co Secretary of State Fort Pierre South Oak Stanley County Abstract & Loan Company Young, Philip and McPherson Philip, S. D
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