Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-14
Let Rainey print it.
Mrs. Ira Miller is visiting in DIR;

at the Review Office.
Cookies, fancy and plain, salted
soda waters at Linn's.
G. A. Airey, of Smith, returned
yesterday from trip to Pierre.
A, Omdahl, of Old Trail, made
business trip to Pierre last week.
G. w. West left today for Pierre to
spend few days at the head office.
A load of Dry Goods, Shirts, Hats
and Gloves just arrived at Linn's;
and more coming.
III Il, Cutting, of Pierre, spent a
few hours in town yesterday looking
after Insurance matters.
FL. B. Hastings, one of Pierre's
hustling real estate men, is looking
after business interests here.
Tom Hardy, John Vanderploeg
and Edgar Watwood were Topbar
representatives in Philip Wednes-
day.
NJ G. Benedict is a practical jewell
er and optician. All work guaranteed.
Call on him at the Oldfield store
building.
Miss Ada Slocum arrived on Thurs
days train from Alcester to make
her home with her father, Frank
Slocum.
A few choice relinquishments for
sale In township 4, range 10, your
choice for $3.50. Joy Land Co.,
tt Midland.
VIM. B. Yarosh came over from
Kadoka, to run the Jas. A. Smith
| Lumber Go. IS local yard
Shipley & Lee are erecting build
ing on the lot next south of the Old
| field building, and will engage in the
confectionery and ice cream business.
Jacob Rathgeber, of Yankton, was
Philip visitor Wednesday. He was
enroute to the home of q brother
who is a claimholder in the vicinity
of Smithyille.
For SALE--Fine river bottom claim,
containing q forty acre townsite.
Abont forty lots sold, balance to go
with claim. Price very reasonable ff
taken soon. f. e. Morrison, Philip.
e. A. White, cashier of the Murdo
State Bank, visited at the Durkee
home, south of town, the first of the
week. He departed on Wednesday
| for Huron, where he will attend the
bankers convention.
| =. III. Banks arrived from Fort
Pierre Thursday to take charge of
the Leggett feed store. The build
ing, 36xS0 feet in size, which Mr..
Leggett is having put up, will be
completed within a few days.
III. Durkee returned Saturday from
a trip to Charles City, Iowa. Ac-
companying him were the wife and
children of Robt. Durkee, of the Re-
view, who will make their home on
the farmstead south of town.
| Sheriff Huston returned Saturday
to the county seat from his trip to
Benson, Ariz., to get a man who was
detained there under the belief that
he was Brooks, the Midland murder
er. But it was case of mistaken
identity The suspect, however, did
bear a striking resemblance to
| Brooks.
| w. H. Hill and 2. I. Brunton, OF
Blair, Neb., townsite surveyors for
the Northwestern, were here yester.
day, going to Quinn. where they will
lay out the townsite. They expect
that by the time they finish at Quinn,
Cottonwood will be ready for plating
and also expect to plat an addition
to Philip before going east.
Sheriff Houston went up into the
Ash creek country Wednesday, te.
turning yesterday with Fred Ostrich
whom he arrested on complaint Of q
neighbor, Oscar johnson, for tres.
passing. Ostrich had been cutting
timber on Johnson's claim. Huston
took him to Fort Pierre for a prelim,
mary hearing.
| "Fewclothes" Thompson was an ar,
rival on the train yesterday and is to
day busily engaged in getting the
Robertson Lumber Co.'s Office build
| ing up, and placing the initial car o.
lumber. Mr.. Thompson is an old
timer In these parts, and that he will
win for his company, as manager Of
their local yard, fair share Of Tho
lumber trade, goes without saying
| Games will be played on the loca
diamond rs follows: Grindstone VS.
/ Philip, Sunday, the 18th; Cottonwood
i VS.. Philip, Wednesday, the 18th
il Pierre VS.. Philip, Sunday, the 23rd
For the latter game 1t Is expected
/ that special train will be run ont
| from Fort Pierre for the accomoda
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