Local notices and ads from Philip area Pioneer Pharmacy and merchants
A stream of brief notices announces sales and services in Philip South Dakota. Highlights include HARGESHEIMER chocolates, Pioneer Pharmacy goods and a new lumber stock from ROBINSON BROS, legal blanks at the Review office, money to loan on patented lands, and a Grand opera house dance November 25 with Daco tah Orchestra. Local residents and visitors are named with shop and service mentions including clothing, shoes, livestock, coal, and farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Pharmacy
J. A. Quigg
A. J. Wray
Nowlin
Quigg
H. A. Kumm
Robinson Bros
M. Cullen
O. Tt
Hess
Pfaffie
Ash Creek
Charles Webster
Charles City
Iowa
Poland
J. W. Jones
Philip
Grand Opera House
Ney
Daco-tah Orchestra
Arthur Campbell
Local Advertisements and Notices From the Penny Press
A collage of notices and promotions including 39c candy at Hargesheimer, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims, Pioneer Pharmacy postals, and Dr Shoop Health Coffee. Personal items note Mr and Mrs I K Brown traveling to Wessington after visiting the Dunbars. Also mentions A H Boott seeking treatment in Hot Springs and Mrs C E McLane's trip to Iowa for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. Brown
Wessington
Harry Dunbar
Brown
Mrs. Dunbar
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Pharmacy
A. H. Boott
Hot Springs
Ope
Texas
Local notices mix sales and repairs in Stanley County
Rood receives Royal Patent flour and mill goods while H A Kamm advertises groceries at right prices. A gray nine year old horse is for sale off Larimer’s barn with harness. The Review prints high quality job printing. R A Bielski returns from a business trip to Pierre. Fifty four spring calves for sale before November 1. The new Methodist church building is a major town improvement. Dr Ryde treats J W Jones’s hand from a rusty nail incident. Nick Pottinger dismantles his building on Commissioner Clow’s lot for future use. A storm sash ad warns of cold winter. Grand Ball on Nov 25 with Dacotah Orchestra. Daily mail service changes announced for Philip route via Smith, Ebon, Topbar, Milesville to Hardingrove. star routes adjust to Climax and Ash Creek. Shack break-ins reported near Smith. calls for dogs and ordnance. Roy Benson miraculously escapes a gunshot near Grindstone creek. cautions urged for hunter safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Rickert
Milesville
S. C
Methodist
J. W. Jones
Ryde
Nick Pottinger
Commissioner Clow
Dacotah
Philip
Financial Rocks
Rainey
Stanley County
Washington
Smith
Wm. Morrigan
J. C. Gente
Wall resident operated on by Gearhart and Ryde
Mr Stoe of Wall was operated on Wednesday by Dr Gearhart and Dr Kyde. Mrs Hefner of Old Trail is recovering after an operation by Gearhart and Ryde. A Luger revolver is offered for return at the Review office. Mrs Amundson went to Estelline for winter. Miss McDermott from HI City visited and filed a claim near Ash Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigg
Mr. Stoe
Wall
Rx. Gearhart & Kyde
FoRner
Grand Opera House
Dacotah Orchestra
Hefner
Old Trail
Drs. Gearhart & Ryde
Robinson
Stanley County
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Ole Amundson
Estelline
Brookings County
Mra Amundson
Margaret McDermott
HI City
Elizabeth Walpole
Ash Creek
New Post Cards and News From Meade County
M Waller recovers from typhoid and set up yesterday Rennie Knudson also ill was taken to parents home Pain Tablets ad urges consulting a doctor about better options Stagecoach runaway near Hardingrove leaves driver injured but treated by Dr Ryde Homesteaders like Waldorf report heavy oat yields and growing Northwestern extension rumors Grace Walden hosts leap year party for Kate Wilbern with prizes and a gold clock presented by J O G members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Waller
Rennie Knudson
Shoop
Pioneer Pharmacy
Hardingrove
Gottfried Picker
Picker
Ryde
H. F. Waldorf
Brushle
Meade County
Sulphur Creek
Midland
Ottumway
Manila
Leslie
Cheyenne River
Cherry Creek
Northwestern
Grace Walden
Kate Wilbern
Questa
Miss Wilbern
Ray Moody
Jemie Hawk
Mim Walden
Mesdame
Ire Miller
Alvin Waggoner
Mize Wilbern
COUNTY OFFICIAL VOTE AND OBITUARY NOTICE
county officials voted on presidential electors and state offices with party tallies for several candidates and constitutional amendments. The obituary reports Mrs James Braddock of Mariotta died after a long illness at Philip hospital following a past accident causing facial paralysis, with funeral set for 2 pm after parents arrive from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatt
Ade L. Bryan
Chas
H. Burke
Robink. Dowdell
Eben W. Martin
Andrew H. Oleson
Vesney
R. Lee
Shober
la Follette
Quail Law
Herd Law
Braddock
James Braddock
Mariotta
the Philip Hospital
Heinemann
Philip
Denver
Colorado
Woven chain fob found and note on health remedy ad
A lowr-The woven chain part of a gold watch fob found. return to C A Lamb. Hollieter's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as relief for headaches and stomach issues with money back if not relieved. Pioneer Henry Reiser of Tripp visited his aunt Mrs Gust then left for homestead near Klatt. County commissioners hear petition to shift town tax share from township to town. timing insufficient for this year’s revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigg
C. A. Lamb
Hollieter
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer
Henry Reiser
Tripp
Mre. M. Gust
Klatt
Ptef
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hargesheimer
Winchester
Slim ‘Taggart
T Midland
A. A. Heinemann
Edgar Watwood
Larimer
Bellamy
Knoxville
Jom
Bennett
Linn
Stoire
F. M. Rood
Aldrich & Phillips
A. Lamb
J. J. Hayes and Son
Des Moines
Peter O'Brien
Emmetsburg
L. LaBrecque
Bous
Marietta
Br. L. Keith Ibenntey
Keith
Chas, Wooldridge
Pierre
Deadwood
L. H. Clow
Clow
Cras
T. J. Robinson
H. A. Kumm's
C. T. Goodrich
Recluse
L. A. Kelley
Ricard
Sioux Falls
Broux Falls
R. M. Williams
Rood
H. A. _ Kamm
R.A. Bielski
First Bank
Roy
A. G. Benson
Howard Church
Grindstone Creek
Shunk
Harmony
Hargesheimer’s
Rexall
Suurge
Dinsmore
R. Moore
Reed
Townsend
Mathieson
Morrison
Harrell
Hopkins
Cove
Hilger & Hengel Clothing Co
la Valierres
W. L. Wilkinson
McLane & Harrell
Margaret Cullen
Byron L. Clow
U. S
District of
South Dakota
Pierre and
Chamberlain
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