Philip Weekly Review Notes Local Happenings and Accidents
Sioux Falls public schools have 1900 pupils enrolled. Herman Smackers died from a rattlesnake bite. Fort Pierre brick yard aims 60 000 daily output with plan to reach 200 000. Earl Randall injured chasing coyotes. several ribs broken. Opening of Lower Brule land set for October 7-12 with government lottery. Local weddings and county events recounted, rail traffic updates and agricultural fair notes. Citizens face lightning damage, arrests, and property issues across Stanley and surrounding counties.
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