Quigg Sells Land as Local Notices Fill Page
Local news notes James Quigg visiting the county seat Friday and Saturday. Robison Bros. lumber yard promotes new stock while Aldrich & Son advertise pianos. Various residents travel, move homes, and seek services in Philip and nearby towns amid community updates and a tentatively tense Italian colony area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich & Son
Kent
Warper Land Company
Larimer
James Quigg
Robinson Bros
Ray Moody
Parker
Knudson
Rufus A. Willis
Omha
Climax
0. M. Sargeser
Pierre
St. Mary's Hospital
John Rea
L. J. Boock
Let Rainey print it and Quigg Sells Land
A jumble of notices notes transfers visits and travel references. Aldrich and Samsico visit Pierre while McClelland plans to locate in Philip. Dentists and lawyers announce offices and plans. Several locals travel to Rapid City Huron Watertown and Cottonwood with political and business mentions.
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Rainey
Quigg
Hargesheler
Larimer
E. A. Aldrich
Pierre
Mason Samsico
Mariette
Stanley County
Albert Gunderson
Pierre Street
W.E. Donan
Cedar Rapids
P. Donan
Frank Orr
Groton
Wall
J. ©. Tendrickson
Rapid City Journal
William H. van Epps
Miss Mae Campbell
Cottonwood
R. L. McClelland
St. Joseph
Philip
Mr. McClelland
North Center Street
OC. A. Bennett
Canton
Lincoln County
Philip Land & Cattle Co
HF. Waldorf
Rapid City Land
Nebraska
J. H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
D. Joy
Midland
Glass
Watertown
Congress
Philip Foxes
Ng Jay Parker, Jr
Vicinity
Black Hills
Merriman
Nebr
B. W. Rowland
Grindstone
Chicago
Philip town notes and local trades and events
Camera supplies at Hargesheimer’s and Kodak films offered. Robinson Bros. ships coal. Wilcox paints Frank Rood’s house east of town. Philip hosts doctors and elections news. multiple residents and clubs featured. Also a nursing home update, church meeting postponement, and business listings including Margesheimer drugstore and I. W. Cole’s Pharmacy.
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Quigg
Hargesheimer's
Mer
Robinson Bros
Smith- Ing
Kodak Films
Hargesheimer
Philip
Wokaina
John Fagan
Merriman
Nebr
Andy
Ricketts
Fort Pierre
Marquardt
Northwestern
V. Melntyre
Robertson Lumber Co
McLane & Harrell
The
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Kumm
Hiram Bowman
Ohio
Margesheimer Drug Store
I. W.cole’s Pharmacy
We were born to print City Drag Ling
Several local notices advertise rentals sales and services. Florence Johnson clerks for Larson and Co while G A McLane suffers burns from a gasoline stove incident. Real estate gas lamp explosion and rainfall described. Cattle offered for May sale and dairy cows advertised near Philip South Dakota with farm improvements and company notices. Health Coffee advertised as a coffee substitute by Dr Shoop with local sellers Weed and Kumm.
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Larimer
Aldrich & Son
Florence Johnson
Larson & Co
G. A.mclane
South Dakota Governors Biographical Serial in Review
Next week the Review will begin a serial feature on the history of South Dakota with biographies of each territorial and state governor, noting key events during their terms and including portraits. The eight week series promises unique coverage not found in other local papers.
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Commonwealth of
South Dakota
Clerks of Courts Election Ballot Note Likely Read
Fragmentary note to voters in Hautes Couma referencing a clerk of courts race. Mentions candidates McKee and others with unclear spellings and dates. Language suggests a public notice of an upcoming election and voter instructions.
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Hautes Couma
Mckee
Une Folers Baen
Sire
Berntul
Amr
Anniversary Day in Philip Celebrates Year of Prosperity
Philip marks its first anniversary with a well attended celebration near Railroad Street featuring a potatos and fat man's race and an umbrella race. The event, held on short notice, drew a cheerful crowd with no incidents as the town asserts a metropolitan air and eyes future growth.
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Philip
Railroad Street
Pennlmist
Philip Climbs Over the Wall in Anniversary Ball Game
In a tense anniversary clash on the new town ball grounds Philip and Wall fought a mighty battle. Philip led early with errors by Wall, but Wall rallied in the sixth and seventh innings with Pratt homering, finishing with Wall ahead at times while Philip fought back. Batteries were Philip Gimmer and Freese for Philip, Richmond and Adams for Wall. umpire Dick Tidball. attendance 300.
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Philip
Wall
Pratt
Gods of
Philip Doge
Philip Gimmer
Freese
Richmond
Adams
Dick Tidball
Church Directory and Advertised Letters List
Preachers Rev L Carmon Bell and Pastor Peter J King schedule Sunday services 11:00 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday School at 10:00 am in the new West Pine church. Advertised letters at Philip, M C for the week ending May 12 listed names and Mrs Iola.
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Peter J. King
Philip, M. C
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Hargesheimer Sella Kodak
Robinson Ves
Wm. Yarosh
J. R. Guthrie
Sophus Peterson
Murdo Coyote
Philip Friends
Will
R.S. Vessey
Wessington Springs
Grand Opera House
R. M. Waddell
A. J. Wray
Mr. Wray
Waddell
J. L. Huff
Frank Hull
Alexandria
Rudolph Volk
Hull
Volk
James Wallace
Lwers
C. 5
Lone Star
Hoffman
Hagag
Huron
Tie
Eugene
Rev. Hagar
P. J. King
L. W. Darling
Philip Lodge
A. P. Whitney
Cottonwood Lodge
F.J. Schwartz
Kay Moody
State Board of Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Mr. Moody
Schwartz
Granville Jones
Rapid City
State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Serge Ant
Alamo
Texas
Little Republic
United States
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
J. W. Cole
Will Parker
Marietta
Dunlevy & Walpole
Anderson Michael
Bank of Philip
Sim Reber
Bad River
Micnart & Reser
Church Directory
MM. E. Church
Nedrow, Colton & Walters
Walters
E. L. Keith
Robinson Bros. Lumber Yard
H. Isenberg
Philip, S. D
Philip Hardware Co
Ira A. Miller
Prop
Stanley County Land Company Choice Farm
Cotton Wood
L. E. Jones
John Hayes
Gqugnlin, Mer
Cole’s Drug Store
Boock’s Hotel
Lovera la Preferencia
el Caro la Azora
Tom Moore
Wm. Penn
Aquillas
Antonio la Garcia
Burns
Modelo
Dan Sully
Francis Lewis Henry George Little H. BY
Buck Capadura_ Palmers Boquet
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