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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
5
The page highlights jewelry offerings from Clarence Sageser the Jeweler and Quigg selling land items, plus a sale pitch for fashion goods such as baby pins and jeweled collars. Local trips include A Quigg and Chas Wooldridge traveling to Huron for the fair.
Money to loan on patented lands offered by J A Quigg. Rattlesnakes wanted at Curio Store. Stop at the Winchester when in town. Candy at Hargesheimer's. J D Ratney a business visitor in Fort Pierre Tuesday. Ira Miller attended the state fair with Philip folks. Mra red Mix of the Independent at Fort Pierre visited Friday to Monday with Philip friends. Dr Gearhart to be at his claim weekly from Saturday evening to Monday noon. C A Kedson and family moved in from the claim onto the south side. John McGuire tents from Gos Sterner.
Local residents engaged in fairs and visits as Shelton head to the state fair Avon. Rev P J King and family move into Buswell house. New fall stock at Margesheimer's draws shoppers. Miss Benster’s relatives departed Gettysburg after a five week visit. E P Dorothy of Ute IA visited harvest festival at Grant’s Range Mercantile Co store. Petrea Peterson from north of town visits Chicago relatives then returns later in the week. Louis Tinkhouse plans fall months in Wagner after proof of claim. Alvin Anderson returns from Huron state fair noting Slim Taggert’s relay heat win and strong purse prospects. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramsey died from suffocation. funeral and burial at home. Community sympathy extended. HH Saunders of Old Trail leaves for Lead to paint portraits, including Homestake superintendent and others. once painted 5 A Elrod when governor.
The Mitchell Corn Palace displays are hailed as the finest in the state, with plans to rival Chicago exhibits. William J. Bryan is slated to speak September 28, and the event is teased as a major state highlight with extensive agricultural showcases and livestock judging featured.
Enrollment lists show multiple grades with names for rooms and teachers, totals indicate 40 enrolled with capacity 2. Includes six grade levels, seating 25, daily recitations 23, and notes on teachers and pupils across rooms. Also lists sleeping car service ads and a card of thanks for bereavement.
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