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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
Local notice reports Philip post office will be advanced from fourth to third class, effective October. Postmaster salary rises to 1400 annually with office rent light and fuel covered. International money order class also granted. Despite attempts at reform, readers show mixed sentiment about changes and efficiency.
Hundreds turned away as The Lockes presented The Girl and the Gawk drawing a largest crowd of the season. 1276 tickets sold and all seating filled. Della Will and Henry Locke received loud ovations while Jim the Gawk and Jack Warring spurred scenes. crowd lingered in lively cheers all night.
The director gown creating a sensation in large cities will be worn for the first in Philip during the fourth act of the comedy The Girl and The. The star of the appearance is to be seen Tuesday, Sept. 99th.
New through blessing car service between Chicago and the Creck Bills via P RC&N Way and the Worth Western Line begins Sunday Sept 6 with daily sleeping car service. It runs Rapid City to Chicago overnight with departure times 4:04 pm and 7:10 am arrival, including connections from Noble City and Pla itdam.
A disorganized OCR list shows numerous names and titles for political offices including National President William H. Tarr Ohio and Vice President James B. Grmaman New York. It enumerates U S Senator Don I. Canworp and Representatives Caanes H. Burs Pierre Evan W. Martin Deadwood, Governor B S Vanemy Wessington Springs, and many others with counties and towns such as Deadwood Sioux Falls Fort Pierre Philip Meant to note officials, offices, and a post office notice of uncalled letters at Philip with a date in 1808.
Duluth Evening Herald recalls Miss Bessie Lee, a bold young woman who claimed land near Hayes South Dakota. She built a house and well, wore men's clothes, joined a cattle roundup, and rode a horse she learned to handle. She plans to farm, dreaming of a white house and grove with cattle and sheep.
P J Daly of Chicago praises Electric Bitters as a strong tonic for his ailing elderly mother claiming improved flesh, better sleep, and ongoing strength. The ad notes stomach liver and kidney relief, sold with guarantee by druggists. Also announces Rosebud Lands open to homesteaders in Tripp County South Dakota with rail access via Chicago and North Western Ry for in person entry October 5 to 17.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a register entry for Albert Wheelon in an interior department contest. Details are incomplete but indicate an official listing or registration action linked to seats or boxes.
A fragmented text sample outlines notice rules for pre 8 rat ae fae acts and related procedures. It includes references to entities like ERARY and CUTTING and appears to be an editorial or parsing exercise rather than a complete public notice.
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