Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-23


second mortgages any more. H. b.
Fislar. 2r4
Boys heavy rubber boots $250.
Ladies' rubber boots 5000 At H.
\. Kump's.
NJ. and Mrs. George Swinehart
left Saturday for their farm near
Hilknd, where they spent few
days.
For Sale-Black percheron stal-
hon four years old in April. weight
SOC pounds. Gilbert F'reese,
Philip. S u. att
Clarence keyser was an arrival
on yesterday mornings passenger.
for a visit with his brother, r.
L. keyser. at Smith.
For Sale or Rent-The two lot
corner and building oppc site Metho
dist church on Pine stneet. Terms
w. s. Rowe, Forsyth, Mont. 4t3
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Benster left
Thursday night for their II me in
ysburg, following visit of "A
couple of weeks at the home of
their daughter, Mrs Anderson
Michael
VIM. Reynick is finishing the
house Oh his farm on Deadman
creek. and erecting large addi tion
hereto. f. o. Roush has been
| employed on the work, and today
John Wright went ont with Mr..
Reynick to assist him
These who have cleaning and
PRESSING they want done should
leave their @ ods with us with in
the near future Sewing machines
repaired. ! expect to close my
shop here May 1st, fer an in
definite period Tom.the Tailor. 3tf
The VI F. experience social, held
in the church basement last FL
ay evening, was well at. ended. and
large number had Interesting ex-
Derien" eS to relate. A program
ind lunch was a feature of the
avnniptc, a >
which s25 was realized for the
ladies aid treasury.
F. f Morrison reports the sale
or three I1inman milking ma
'hine by him to Ray Jewett, who
lives between here and kadoka Mr.
Jewetf has one of the best equip
red dairy farms in this section Of
the state and the purchase of this
machine will allow him to increase
he in"ome # the place easily.
Mrs. ]. G. Severin was hostess
20 party of ten of her lady
friends at her home Thursday after
nom. For refreshments frappe
and cake were served, and a de
lightfnl afternoon was spent The
guests were called upon to con-
tribute ten cents each to make ND
heir hostess 81 contribution for
| ne NJ. f. experience cial.
James Griffin, who for years rod
| the range i'm this country, being
employed for a number of years
| by the big cattle caItfits Operating
this section prior to the open
ng Of the homestea m pvem ent
was killed about a week ago, at
Malta, Mont. when he was thrown
ON horse. He is a brother 81
phn Griffin. of Topbar, who re.
eived word of his death 700 late
% attend the funeral.
Raymond Edwards. who has beer
attending normal school at Val.
parisO, Indiana, returned home Sat
urday, with his bride of one week
She was Miss Minnie Hagenow, ant
has been teaching school at Ray
mOnd, Indiana They will make
their home ON Raymonds claim two
and one half miles west of Hardin
grove. The Review joins in ex.
Tending to the young couple rs
very best wishes for happy, pros
perous welded life.
The last number of the lecture
curse for the season was giver
~ the opera house Last evening
julius Caeser Nayphe, a native O
Athens, who has been in this
country for six years gave a lee
ture which compared America Il
no unfavorable terms with the
Orient. past and present. He wa
assisted in the present alton o.
cIStnmeS and ceremonies Of tina