Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-14
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Table salt, barrel salt, rock salt, at
Linn's.
Fancy brick cheese, 1Sc per pound
at Linns.
Glassware and Queensware at
Linn's tomorrow.
Turnip, Beet and mangelwurzel
seeds at Linn's.
The Fort Pierre postmaster has
been given $4OO raise.
A car of -four and feed at Leggett's
Feed Store Tuesday, June 18th.
We are agents for the Albert Lea
Steam Laundry. Lee s. Shipley.
NJ. @. Benedict, the ieweler, went
out to his claim near Nowlin Satur-
day.
For SALE.--A thoroughbred bull
dog, or will trade for milch COW. Call
at the Des Moines Rooming House
Ladies need not hesitate to send
the most delicate fabric to the AL
bert Lea Steam Laundry.
Lee 81 Shipley, Ag'ts.
r.. A. Bielski, cashier at the First
State Bank, has built a small
house on his lot on Wood street, and
moved into it the first of the week.
Vern Williams, of Grindstone, was
passenger on Tuesdays train for
visit at Pierre. He will also visit
at points in Iowa before returning.
NOTICE to those making final proof
before me: Testimony must be ten
dered on date advertised, or within
ten days after. Byron S. Glow, u. S.
Commissioner, Philip, S. ID.
4 dance will be given at Shoemak-
er's hall in Grindstone Tuesday even
ing, June 18th. Music will be fur
nished by the Voegli orchestra, and
a good time is positively guaranteed.
Everyone welcome.
WANTED -Middle-aged lady of re-
finement to do light housekeeping for
widower and care for little girl
eleven years old. Good pay and per.
manent position to the right party
Address or call at the Review office,
Philip, S. ID.
Mrs. Geo. S. Poste took the train al
/ this point Tuesday for Fort Pierre
after a VISIT at the home ranch neal
Ssh Creek. Her daughter, Miss
lI'aeresa, accompanied her this far,
returning to Ash Greek after a brief
visit with friends here.
VIM. Montgomery, while looking
for some stray horses belonging to a
neighbor, had the good luck to find
five grey wolf pups in the breaks
east of Grindstone creek, about five
miles out of town. He hired q man
to help him dig them out and cap
tEre them
+. e. Morrison shipped out car OF
lumber from Fort Pierre and last Fri
day began work on new house. 1t
will be 24X30 feet in size, two stories
high and modern in every respect.
Mr.. Morrison has stood up against the
trials Of pioneer life in this country
for years, and has earned all that the
new life just beginning will give him.
The Grindstone Minstrels held
| fnpfh ~ lIar,
/ Monday evening, and presented a
very pleasing entertainment to an
audience that filled the room to its
capacity. The troupe had just re-
turned from a trip to Midland, Fort
Pierre and Pierre, and at each place
they were greeted by large and ap
preciative audiences.
| G. I'll. Molyneaux and j. A. Meekel
went to Pierre Monday to be in at
tendance at United States court
which convened Tuesday. They were
| indicted more than a year ago fol
fencing government land, and appear
at this time so some disposition car
be made of their cases This is tht
first session of United States court tt
i be held In Pierre, the new govern
Iment building having fine suite O.
lrocnls for that purpose.
John @. Peterson and E. Cornelius
of Deadman creek, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Sanders, of Mexican creek, were
| in the coming metropolis Tuesday
Meesrs. Peterson and Sanders tool
out windmills, sold them by Mr.. Cor
nelius, to erect on their ranches. Mr.
| Cornelius, by the way, has an ad il
/! this issue, and we recommend thai
anyone who intends purchasing al
aermoter correspond with him befor,
placing their order.
| IL. Isenburg was over from kadok;
/ last week and looked up the possibil
tiles for . boot and shoe store here
with q repair establishment in con
nection. He returned home Satur
1 day, with the intention Of closing ou'