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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
4
Classifieds list desires for farm work or share leases. Also notes estray cattle branded B-B, items for sale include stock hogs, rugs, furniture, and various small goods. Property transfers and notices appear, alongside a court petition for administration and local community updates. Public notices, ads, and real estate items reflect early 20th century Philip South Dakota.
A list of property transfers noting buyers and sellers, parcel descriptions, and consideration payments. Entries include Edwin R Lane to Arne Mar, H J McMahon to Albert McKean, Albert McKean to Catherine McKean and others, Iver Nelson to Alfred Nelson and Sarah Nelson, Mary P Haas to John Pfeiffer, James W Harvey to Bernard Haley, Milesville transactions with Milesville State Bank, Oren DeLong to Marian Blowers, Jennie O’Neal to F A Hart, Hans P Peterson to Ira Wester, Soren Johnson to Cyrus Thompson, Lena Hilgert to Stephen Mulcahy, Harry Smith to Edward Ling, Walter Wurl to Aline Cummins, Emil Wurl to Aline Cummins.
Sheriff Frank Slocum took charge of the Wheaton pool hall today as foreclosure actions proceed against former owners T. J. McGuire and John Reha.
A brief notice urges readers to check upcoming bills on Wednesday and Thursday announcing a feature and a comedy event. Local listings indicate scheduled screenings and related program details to follow.
State of South Dakota Haakon County Ira J. Welch cashier swears the September 22 1919 bank statement is true with assets totaling 430 517 52 and liabilities to 430 517 52 including cash reserves deposits and certificates. The report notes dates of call September 15 1919 and publication September 22 1919. Also ad for Tarzan of the Apes at Gem Theatre on October 8 and 9.
Our services on the 21st were well attended. Sunday school, aided by efficient teachers, is doing good work. Epworth League has been reorganized and resumes. Sessions each Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday morning preaching at 10 30 on Christian Confidence. Sunday school at 11 30. Evening service at 7 45, fifteen minutes earlier. Please be on time and worship with us.
Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church include morning worship at 10 30 a m Bible school at 11 30 a m and the 8 p m vesper service the last of the summer Mr Grube speaks at Smiths school house at 3 p m and the pastor attends the South Dakota synod in Watertown in October Joe Ligon was arrested Tuesday in Underwood on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses with a preliminary examination due soon.
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