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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
5
Quigg Sells Land and Local Notices Update
Local items note J. A. Quigg selling land and Aldrich & Son offering piano installation. Robbins lumber yard ads on sale, plus Pioneer Pharmacy markets Somerset cigars and talcnt powder. Miss Sutherland visits from Pierre. Rea cottage near completion. Harrell family to occupy. Reverend King named pastor at Custer meeting. Feeney tours Philip area for sheriff bid. Fred Morrison mislisted. Vermillion teaching move announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigg
Hargesheimer’s
Pioneer Pharmacy
J. A. Quigg
Aldrich & Son
Robinson Bos
C.H. Leggett
Margesheimer
Philip
Hargesheimer's
Grant Dewell
Pierre
Ed Jones
John Reats
West Pine Street
Michael McLane
Philip festival notes and local market updates
A long, mixed local column reports farm news, land deals, and town happenings in Philip South Dakota. It notes sales of cattle and horses for Sioux City markets, farm arrivals, school additions, railroad fare deals, and festival preparations plus visits by residents and travelers and remarks on town conditions.
Local marriage surprise as Teresa Healy weds Eugene Aldrich
Miss Teresa Healy of Grindstone and Eugene S Aldrich of Philip wed last Saturday at Cottonwood Catholic Church with Father OHara officiating. About fifty friends attended. After a wedding tour to Black Hills they return to Philip. The bride, a Grindstone resident since December, comes from Canistota. Aldrich is a furniture dealer and part owner of the Grand Opera House. They will live in the A J Wray house. The North Western hotel addition, built by South Dakota Concrete Construction Co, was accepted by Lindway and Orr and is now in use. The hotel has forty rooms, with hot and cold water on every floor. The project cost about 0,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. Waddell
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Malone
Madison
Philip
Mr. Malone
LaSalle
Rock Island
Illinois
John B. Keyser
Thurman
Town
Smith
Ash Creek
Keyser
John Larson
Sioux City
Iowa
E. M. Larson
A. Abrahamson
F. E. Penney
Elbow
Penney
Rapid City
C.S. Larimer
Chicago
Johnson
Andrew Hansen
Yankton
Hanson
Philip Smithville
Teresa Healy
Grindstone
Eugene S. Aldrich
Cottonwood
Father O'Hara
Aldrich
Black Hills
Canistota
Our City
A. J. Wray
North- Western Hotel
South Dakota Concrete Construction Co
Lindway & Orr
Lindsay
Orr
Grand Opera House to Open Season with The Lieutenant and the Cowboy
The Grand Opera House announces the season opening on Monday evening September 14. The western military drama The Lieutenant and the Cowboy will be presented with full scenic equipment and a splendid company, a proven hit in Denver and western cities. Aldrich Malone are proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lorch
Felton & Smutzer
Denver
Middle West
West
Grand Opera House
Aldrich & Malone
Sheep-owners urged to try Zenoleum Dip at Robinson Bros.
Advert says Zenoleum Dip, celebrated by sheep owners, available at Robinson Bros lumber yard. Farmers encouraged to insure crops against shall with H. B. Fisker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Bros
H. B. Fisker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Sageser
Tlargesheimer
Larimer
Rea
Wood Avenue
Harrell
Hargesheimer
Custer
P. I. King
Philip and
Midland
Andrew Feeney
Topbar
Targesheimer
Margesheimer's
R. Lawrence
JA. Quigg
Winchester
West Land Company
Harmony White Rose
Tohl Leggett's
Sioux Falls
P. Whitney
Highland
John Banks
BE. H
Leggett
Mr. Banks
United States Land Office
Huron
A. F. Grahm
Wokama
John Rea
van Metre
A. F. Graham
St. Lawrence
Hand County
Louis Kronick
Tom Thorson
Carl Carstensen
Nelse Jensen
Ladies of the Methodist Church
First State Bank
Leota Clute
Chamberlain
Pauline Linn
Paul Gottsleben
Yale
Beadle County
Gearhart
Lucy Potter
Lottie Walker
Teachers’ Institute
Arthur Walker
Vivian
Road Home
Stanley County
H. B. Fislar & Robinson Bros. Wm. &. Holbrook
C. W. West
Marshall
A. P. Whitney
G. W. Burd
DeSmet
F. W. Warner
Fort Pierre
N. B. Gearhart
W. H. Rose
John L. Sullivan
Jack Kilraine
J. F. House
Clow
Lreadwood
Wolsey
Cheyenne River Reservation
Henry Youngbear
Aldrich-Healey
New North-Western Hotel
H. A. Hohler
F. G. Schwartz
Ver
McLane & Harrell
Gustav M. Johnson
Atlas Lumber Yard
Zavitz Clothing Co
A. L. Zavitz, Mgr
Grand Opera House of
South Dakota
Indseth
Canton
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