Local News and Transactions from Philip Area
Quick reads from Philip South Dakota list farm loans and bank notices. Sells Topbar rancher down after freight Friday as town traders and visitors mingle, with sightings of Morrison family from Hill and Tuesday. Local harness shop ads, livestock sales, and reminders to order Paris Green. Residents Samuel Lamb and Havel join Pierre trip. Auctioneers, land listings, and cattle sale details fill the page with names and places across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isam Sells
Topbar
E. A. Morrison
Guy
Hill
Security Banking & Trust Co
Frank Gotham
North country visitors and local notices brimming in city
Mrs Hartwick returns from Minneapolis while Ernest Clements and others from Smith Marietta Woodlawn visit the city Friday. A four room rental on the south side goes for eight dollars monthly. Local social items include church notes and a visit to Eagle Butte and Hardin grove with A W Collins and family.
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Ernest Clements
Smith
L. Bother
Marietta
Ernest, Kahl
Woodlawn
City
Lightning Claims Life of Albert M. Creech Near Ash Creek
Albert M. Creech, 34, was killed instantly when a lightning bolt struck as he and family members sought water from a well six miles northwest of Ash Creek. The tragedy left his wife and children injured but alive, with funeral plans and remembrances noting his upright character and stable home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Creech
Ash Creek
Samtin
Mr. Creech
Robinson
Philip
Montrose
James G. Creech
Gamble wins Senate seat and Elliott named federal judge
Washington dispatches report Senator Gamble has won the campaign appointment of J. D. Elliott as legal representative for the Milwaukee road in the state. President Taft names Elliott to the federal bench to succeed Judge Carland. The Milwaukee road congratulates Gamble in the senate and Elliott on the federal bench.
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Washington State
Gamble
J. D. Elliott
Milwaukee Railroad
Taft
Carland
Milwaukee Road
Senate
Elliott
Spotted Bear Briefs From our Special Correspondent
Miss Hazel Wedeman hosted a picnic dinner and school social on the last day of her term. Ed Young and Howard Evans were Milesville callers Monday. It rained in the distance after a cloudy spell. The assessor visited last week. The socialist ticket for district 91 school officers lists Mary Hergeson as chair, Phebe Anderson as clerk, and Rachel M. Hixson as treasurer. Mr and Mrs John Wedeman plan a Rochester MN trip for treatment at Mayo Bros hospital. Elmer Hill and Will Parker worked on Parker Sled staining.
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Mary Hergeson
Phebe Anderson
Rachel M. Hixson
John Wedeman
Rochester
Minn
Birth of Volume Six for The Review in Philip
The Review marks Volume Six this week celebrating four years in Philip and five in its current form. The note thanks patrons across western Stanley County for support, highlights a building addition, new junior linotype, and a modern power printing plant, inviting visitors to see the evolving operation.
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Grindstone Bee
Philip
Stanley County
Hootype
Wood's Cattle Sale Draws Broad Bidder Interest
The Hurley stockyards afternoon sale of W B Woods cattle from Pedro ranch drew many eastern bidders. 506 head sold from $46.75 to $18.50 with net figures near $15,000 and an average about $29. Williams Ronning of the Market bought a carload of cows. rest heads east to Scotty Philip ranch Fort Pierre and buyers at Highmore. A large train will load the cattle westward this afternoon.
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W. B. Woods
Hurley
Pedro
Points East
Williams & Ronning
Scotty Philip
Fort Pierre
Highmore
For Sale or Trade 1908 Franklin Auto and Pierre House
For Sale or Trade an 1908 model D five passenger Franklin fully equipped with top windshield Presto-Lite tank speedometer and more in first class running order. Car cost new three thousand dollars. Also an eight room modern house in Pierre offered for sale or trade for land. Desplacing reason is I am going south. Address D A Stoyer Pierre 8 D. 1-3
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Franklin Auto
Pierre
Stoyer
Township poll books for sale by The Review
Security Bank ing & Trust Co reports The Review has township poll books available for purchase.
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Review
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West Pine St
B.C
W. Ry
J. E. O'Malley
Perry
Iowa
Jenny
Ed Olney
Powell
P. J. Alrey
Frank Salter
Elbow
Leo Rusho
Dupree
George Woodard
J. M. Conboy
Buttes
Philip Harness Shop
W. R. Berry
Hartley
Howard Wells
Wellsburg
Philip Friday
Philip, S. D
Jersey
F. M. Rood
S. D
C. A. Lamb
Havel
A. Johnson
Will Detrick
Coyner Bros
Cottonwood
Arens
Koenig
Paris
Pioneer Pharmacy
Harry Radway
Milesville
Ford Schofield
Hardingrove
J. C. Gehan
Wessington Springs
Philip Lumber Co
David Winkler
D. W. Prewitt
Fontanelle
Postmaster Prewitt
J. C. Rogers
Faith
Dallas
Arnold & O'Malley Land Co
Jennie C. Murphy
Yankton
G. Murphy
Martin Johnson
Gus Craven
Kadoks
North-Western Hotel
W. M. Cox
Rapid City
Ww. O'Reilly
Pat Fennell
Martin Hannegan
Henry Hoffman
Ince
Fred Stratman
Anton Stratman
St. Helena
Nebraska
Stratman
Pat Toomey
Chicago
C. E. Andrews
Redfield
M. R. Miles
Tom Elshere
E. A. Hood
Wm. Herron
James Brown
E. A. Padget
Miss Genevieve
John Mulleague
Tyndall
James Burge
Wm. Alexander
Mt. Vernon
Stanley County Collection Agency
Clarence McPeek Land Baby
Stella Collins
Eagle Butto
A. W. Collins
Witherspoon
Collins Machine
Presbyterian
G. G. Eer
Death
Spotted Bear
Francis Lewis
Tom Keene
F.d& W. Envoys
Toms
Henry George
Hargesheimer
Wood
Hartwick’s
W.L. Wilkinson
Larson’s
Dak
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