Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-31
DIR. SOREN M. KYDE CALLED.

orable at first it grew more Sc
r'ous and second operation was
performed ON the 18th in hopes O.
saving Lbs life.
The family was summoned to
his bedside, all reaching th ere but
his SON, Magmus, who was in at.
tendance at the University of Yer
million and did not get there unit
several hours after his demise.
DR.. HYDE was born Inn Jut lahld
Denmark, March 13, 1870, being
forty seven years, two months amd
five days at the time of his death
He came ito America with his par.
ents when he was Fifteen years old
and settled in Illinois, where they
remained few years, after wards
! going to Blair, Nebr, where his
father and mother still reside.
He spent two years there and
settled In the Black Hills, where
he was i'm THE employment of the
Honest AXE Mining Co. for about
ten years. From Lead he went
to the coast, where he later enter
ed the university of oregon and
raduated from the Medical Depart
ment i'm 1908 with high honors.
He came to Phillip in the FAM of
that year, VIII ere he has practised
medicine ever since
He was married at Terryville,
is. d.. twenty three years ago to
Bessie WiIkie Besides h is wife he
leaves one son. Maemus, ace twelnL
ty-one and ONE daughter Meta aee
sixteen, to mourn his death. 9th
er surviving relatives are his par
ents. residing at Blair, Nebr., two
sisters, ONE in Denmark and ONE
at Blair, Nebr., and one Older
brother who lives at Newman, Til
One of the sisters will be remem-
bered ais visiting the family here
last summer
DR.. HYDE at the thine of his
death was Ia. member of the South
Dakota State Medical Associ alton
and also the American Medical AS
sodilathon. He was also a member
of the State Board of Health and
local surgeon for the Chicago and
N. w. R. r. Co. amid coroner of
Haakon County.
No MAN COULD have BEEN taken
from our midst who is more uni
versa(lly mourned. He was the ideal
husband amid father, a man of
strong personality and lofty ideals
which he exemplified by carrying
into his practice.
He greatly loved his protest. ON
amid was ever a reader of its
literature. He was early connected
with it's organizations and i'm its
societies he held many offices of
honor, showing the high esteem i'm
which he was h efDd by his conferees.
He was faithtful and untiring lin
his efforts and always mindful of
the welfare of his patients. His
ability ais a physician was above
the average and whenever he min
istered to the sidl1 he was loved
and esteemed.
To know him intimately was to
know a true and staunoh friend,
and his good and kindly acts will
always serve as lasting memory
for rilghteousn ess. He was a
genial companion, possessing a
keen sense of humor and this to-
gether with his quick sympathy and
genuine kindness of heart endear
ed him to all who enjoyed his ac-
alintanee, making lasting friends
of his patients.
He was a public spirited man
always ready and willing to help
in amy capacity when called upon
by the town or community He was
at THE time of his death President
OF the School Board OF Phillip. He
was a Mason of high standing, be-
ing member of Phillip BLUE Lodge
No. 153, the Royal Arch Masons of
Pierre Chapter No %; Knight Ten.
plars, Pierre, Comm andary No. 21
and Mystic Sh riner.
The funeral services were held
at the residence Of Mr.. amid Mrs.
Wilkfe at Lead, who are the
parents of Mrs HYDE. A short
service was rendered by Rev Aynes
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
of that place, after which the re-
mains were taken charge of by
the Royal Arch Masons of Lead
and conducted to the Masonic oeme-
terv of that Mace. where an, iunnreE-