Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-02

! have buyers for cheap land
Quote me your lowest price. G.. NJ
Liyin som, Pierre $. ID. altf.
Mrs q. j. Gee and Mrs. r. T.
Babcotk were pass aneers Monday
or Pierre, where they VIII remain
for some time, taking osteopath
treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. keyser re-
turned Friday morning from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at points in Nebraska, Iowa
and Minnesota.
A petition to probate the es-
tate of the late Bernard O'Connell
has been filed I'm the county court
and an order issued for a hearing
or saId petition.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh stiles, of
IIardingroye, were passengers Fri.
day night for Pierre, where Mrs.
Stilts entered the hospital, SUBJ
mittjng To a minor operation.
Rev. =. G.. Olds conducted re-
igious services at Mexican creek
''hooI house hast Sunday al 1880
b. m 4 fair sized audience was
present. lie Will speak there again
Nmah 18Th.
Mrs. w. J. Nolan, who has been
visiting for several weeks paet at
The home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm. Kelly. was a passeng-
er Saturday morning for her home
in Kimball, Nebr.
There are only two weeks re-
naming until the second count
In the Review eontosf This should
be an n'iye 10 contestants
TO get busy. Every day should see
additional vofes secured and east
Mrs. J. n. Bodine left Tuesday
night for Hur non herreturn she
will be accompanied by Mrs. Rus
sell Bodine and baby boy, born
Jan. 9Th at Elk Point. who win
visit here for a few weeks.
Laugh till the tears run down
your cheeks, when w. I. Nolan
comes TO deliver his lecture Sat
urday evening. lie IL a sure cure
for the blues and has been sue
cessful i'm ironing out the wrinkles
that old Father Time infIicts on
.he human brow.
s. p. Miles. OF Winside, Nebr.,
former resident OF this locality,
spent several days last week visit.
ing wi h former acquain.ances and
looking after his property intcres o
Prior to leaving for home he call
ID at this office and ordered the
oaper sent TO him.
Mrs. Delta Beatty received a
message Tuesday that her brother
was seriously i'll at Hornick, Iowa,
and hat his condition was alarm
ing. Blood poisoning, which start
ID In one OF his eyes, was the
cause. She was passenger on
the night train east, to be with
him.
"By Right OF Purchase pro.
duced by home talent at the opera
house hast Friday evening. was
attended by an audience that fill
d the house very comfortably
Since the writer was a member Oi
the cast, he is not in position
to comment upon the play. But VIZ
may say that the reception given
the produ ion and the many splen,
did compliments heard since, arc
most gratifying to the company
That it was a marked success is
the comment heard on every hand
The Review on Monday receiv
ed the belated news Of the death
in Minneapolis on January Goth. o
DIR. Joseph G. What, formeI
we'll known resident Of the Phil
ip territory. We have at hand
IN obituary of the deceased. From
il we CLEAN that until his death
the family record was remarkable
for continuity On August 3,
1915. DR.. and Mrs. Wheat cele-
brated their golden wedding an
niversary in Minneapolis, sur
rounded by many OF their chill
dren and other descendents. IN
addition to raising a family OF
nine children without death
three sons-in-law. nineteen grans
children. five great grandchildrel
end the husband of one grand
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