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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
5
H J INEC a physician and surgeon graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College maintains an office over Hargesheimer's Drug Store with a home and residential phone numbers listed as Olive street 54 and the local exchange.
Old papers offered for sale at the office. Necktie prices 23e to 1.6. Walpole buys or sells land. J. Lacy, ex-county surveyor, one of yesterday’s visitors. Rev Hod Stormo building east Hill home. VanDusen Co to bring nut coal and Hocking Valley coal this week. Morrison left for Fort Pierre for county board meeting. Clothing auction during fair days urged. Claude Ramsey returned from Chicago trip with shipments. Local school to start next Monday. Spring chickens wanted at a pound. Crean Separations advertised with easy terms. Birth reported for a baby girl born Wednesday. Several residents visiting from Des Moines and Iowa towns. Horse show animals and local families noted amid weather‑affected picnic attendance. Eyewash and pain remedies advertised. Watch charm lost between Leggett’s and Philip Lumber corner.
Rexall remedies advertised as every kind guaranteed for satisfaction. W. T. Morrison arrived from Seymour to visit brother B. K. In western Stanley county John Burns of Forestburg purchased a farm south of town. Labor Day observed with preparations for the fair. Old glory now flies from the steel flagpole on Center street. Harris of St Lawrence and C W Ping of Miller visited Philip for business. Dr Kyte traveled to Pierre with Emery McCullough’s son for an appendectomy, successfully performed. LA Kelly added a new barber to his shop, apprentice years long. Mrs Kelley welcomed him home Sunday.
The Central Stanley County Fair in Philip showcases top ball clubs from western South Dakota daily. Notable visitors include Mrs Lottie Buckley who traveled to Coon Rapids Iowa after a family emergency, and others like Cleve Ferguson of Porterville California and Van Laningham of Sioux Falls. Insurance agent Mr Van Laningham plans to stay through the fair.
John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain are billed to appear in boxing contests at the Gas Hill exposition to Pierre next month. The Review quotes Sullivan's press agent story, praising Shoop's Restorative for stomach heart and kidney ailments and Chamberlain's Salve for burns and skin issues.
A series of small town incidents and developments are reported from the Eiffel township area. A man steps on a rusty nail after a moonlit moment near Midland. A prairie fire near Cheyenne Pliny Creek threatens a nearby homestead and several residents rush to help. Dan Hierwagen’s hay crop suffers damage, while residents push a plan to bond for artesian wells and possible township water solutions. Gutenberg reports visiting relatives, a boy injured by a mule near Nowlin, and medical care details. Local goods and services promote Preventics and Health Coffee as healthful alternatives, with several notices about school, elevator, and mill operations.
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