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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
3
An text describes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female troubles nervous issues and health problems with claims of healing and satisfaction. It cites backaches weak kidneys and various symptoms and urges purchase at 50c. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised for quick healing of cuts bruises burns and sores with a 25c price at druggists.
Midland Star endorses Hon. L. Millet of Fort Pierre as the best choice to represent the district. He has led local growth in commerce and agriculture for 20 years, upholds law and morals, supports schools and churches, and has been a steady leader in banking aiding homesteaders and builders.
Local notes report Fourth of July plans across towns, a Kadoka Knights of Pythias lodge, and claims of an artesian well near Quinn. Cottonwood voted 46 to 2 to incorporate as a village and 78 favored creating an independent school district. Also includes brief county items, a railway camp arrest, bridge bids bid by A C Kingsbury, and early 1900s public notices.
J Colvin and sons traveled in with a load of posts while Powell Land Co builds a house for their automobile. John Bartruff plans a rooming house in the Millers hotel building. Aunt Arntesen paints his house. Martin Steen, buyer of the Cmdahl place on Eagle Creek, seeks lumber for a new barn. Fay Swisher family visits relatives from Kadoka. Mrs F W Coy leaves with children for Ames Iowa. Harry Jones returns to Lead for work. Lillian Miller visits Philip. B W Coy sells his house to Bert Swisher. the buyer plans a short order restaurant in his current building. Frank and Joe Miles fence their mother's quarter NW of Nowlin. Mrs S D Rousseau returns home in improved health. Drum corps meets for practice. Tom Polkenhorn is ill but busy. D R Long family attend opening dance at the new hall. Mrs F J Kafka of Philip visits town last week.
May 31 voters in Philip will decide on 13000 for waterworks bonds. Bonds likely pass. residents in some areas oppose extended pipes. City’s assessed value limits full system though the business district will be served before snowfall. School bonds also favored to fund brick building and future facilities. The notice urges voting yes for bonds and endorses other local notices and remedies from physicians and merchants.
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