Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-16


er; Leroy Hermann. assessor; r.
L. FoSse, clerk.
Mrs. I. H. Holiday and children
eturned Monday from a visit of
several weeks with relatives in
lille, Wisconsin.
S. Johnson arrived yesterday
from Watertowm, for u visit with
his son, Al. who is employed at
he meat market.
Mrs 4. V, Garlock, of Custer,
was an arrival Saturday, fer Il
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs j. f. Kurka.
Edw. Seidler and o. G. Alice, of
Nowlln, and o. n. Hauge, of Po-
we'll. We're transacting business in
the city yesterday.
Louis Royston, of Graham, Mo,
II visitor in the city today, hav-
: come up to look after his land
SIS III tIilS
c. j, Faller, of Elwood, and
Mix. Feeney, Of Carlin, We're in
the city this morning Tn business
the court house.
County Auditor Watwo d is ar
ranging to attend the meeting Of
ounty auditors CT the state at
Pierre next Tuesday and Wedn s.
lay
Glen Griges, of Rand lph. Nebr.,
was an arrival Tuesday morning.
He will farm the place between the
leidlcr and A. l.. Anderson farms
!urins the coming season. and
= expects to place some stock
hercon
Those who have cleaning and
brJ SSing they want done should
leave Their g DDS with us Within
the near future Sewing machines
repaired. ] expect to close my
shop here May 1st, fsr an in
definite period. Tom. the Tailor. 3tf
We are asked to call attention
to the box social that will be held
Saturday evening, March 25th, at
the Burnt Greek hool hDuse. The
proceeds are to go TO the building
fuad for the new NJ. +. church at
Ottumwa.
The statement upon call fr,m
the bank examiner of the First
State Bank is in this issue of the
Review. 1t is gratifying news to
the many patrons of this splendid
institution to note that it is
gradually i'm, reasing in amount OF
business handled. Aside from re-
fleting credit upon the officers OF
the bank, it also reflects the pros
perity of the q immunity TO which
4 looks for support.
The annual leasing of school,
lands of the county took place yes
terday in the county auditor's of
flee, and quite a number who wish
ed to lease such land We're in at
| tendance, many coming from a Ion;
distance. 12,3S4 acres were offer.
ed at public auction, and contests
! developed on only one tract. The
contracts CAN for the payment OF
| $1O21.23. The lease price this yea
| acks al" ut $l00 Of being as high
as last year.
Mrs. c. f. McLane entertained
the o. E. S. Kensingt n at heI
home Tuesday afternoon, the affai
taking the nature Of st. Patrick
party. AS each guest arrived a
shamrock was pinned upon then
The afternoon was devoted Il
various amusements. ann mg whicl
was a guessing contest, in whicf
Mrs. Edith Lee was awarded the
prize. When the guess number
ing sixteen were invited into th'
dining room, they found the tabb
beautifully decorated in green ans
white, with place cards and favor
suggestive CT the occasion. A dain'
Two course lun heon was served.
The writer within the past wee
received letter from Mrs Sara
f. Penney. at Charlotte, Mi n
She writes "My husband, F. +
Penney, VIII ON perhaps " NJ remen
ber, died oct. 8, 1915, at th'
Battle Creek sanitarium. afte
Years Of great suffering from tut
e.N ulOsis of the kidneys Our tim
since leaving the west five year
aa', has been spent in seeking
cure. We visited the Mayos A
Rochester and the best physician
in ChdcagN, and finally submitte
to an operation as a last resort.