Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-04-04
BIG LIST OF DONATIONS
FOR REQ CROSS SALE
APRIL 10TH WILL BE A GREAT DAY
IN HISTORY OF LOCAL BRANCH
RED CROSS NEWS

RED CROSS NEWS
The following is a partial list
of the donations that have been
made for the Red Cross sale
which is to be held in Philip on
April 16. Many have not yet de-
cided what they will give, SO
that the completed list premises
to be several times the length
Of this that we are able to give
at this early date. Everyone is
urged to list a donation at once
in order that due credit may be
given therefor and in order that
the committee in charge may be
able to get out it's advertising
matter and make other necessary
arrangements. OF course you
expect to give something. Don't
put it off until the last moment.
/ Edgar Watwood, a calf, 'c. M.
Peirce, a pig, E. f. Fessenden,
Lucerne, bushel of seed potato
es, P. E. Byrnes, half bushel of
alfalfa seed, j. J. Berry, five
|pounds Grimm alfalfa seed. Fred
Zelmer, two sacks seed corn, Eall
Dean, books, A. 0. Hoidahl, one
sack potatoes, Rev. r. J. Elihg,
half dozen sanitary hens nests,
Ned Ronning, a smoked ham
and ten pounds of lard, H. A.
Kumm. case of canned goods
Tony Triola, rooster, Joe Triola
one bushel of potatoes. nj. Mar
tellario, one bushel Of potatoes.
Jennie Martellario, beans, j. @.
Daniels, one five gallon can
Polarine oil, John Peterson. Lu-
cerne, two two-quart jars Of
canned beets, Frank Sloclm, one
bushel of alfalfa seed, C. E. Nc
Lane, an aluminium tea-kettle,
Fred Schimke, an oak rocking
chair, j. F. Basford, ten pound
can ofpeaches, John Wright a
cake, William Kelly, two five
dollar books of thrift stamps. Mrs.
William Kelly. six Buff Orphing
ton chickens, Irene Kelly. a sillN
line comforter, Nels Rogde. Hil-
land, bushel of potatoes, W. B.
Holbrook, ten pound pail of
coffee. A. M. Valsvig. Hilland.
two Plymouth Rock roosters.
Fred Afford, turkey gobbler.
E. Edscorn, with M. E. Smith
and Co., Omaha, a rug, L. c.
Keck, a turkey, Monroe Cornick.
Ia bushel Of seed potatoes, DR.. N.
B. Gearhart, box Of cigars, A.
L. Brown, use of the Gem Thea
ter at cost on evening of April 16
for Red Cross benefit show, Gil
bert M. Freeze, one hog and a
bushel of millet seed, Ruth Wag-
goner, a cake and a dozen eggs,
C. A. McPeek, box of cigars,
Ira Church, roll of Certainteed
roofing, A. G. Kingsbury, a ton
of Colorado coal, Mrs. E. L.
verley, Lucerne, five pounds of
butter, E. Il. Verley, a bushel of
seed potatoes, Ed Hendricks,
3Ox31a Firestone auto casing,
Mrs. Jane Wyckoff, two BUSH
els of seed potatoes and two
pints Of citron preserves, Jessie E.
Hawk, a COW, E. P. Mueller, a
five months old pig, Ed Meyer, a
two dollar bill, Mrs. E. P. Muel-
Ter, five dollar bill, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. X. Whitney, six dozen
eggs and a bushel of potatoes.
Laura. Wheeler, ten pounds of
butter, Mrs. Ruhlman, a crochet
ed corset cover, Jessie E. Hawk,
three Chinese handkerchiefs, Lulu
Searles, center piece, Mrs.
Emmaline Root, a full blooded
Rhode Island Red pullett Mrs.
G. E. McLane, an angle lamp
and sleighbells, H. j. Mcmahon,
a Colts six-shooter and equip
ment, Mrs. P. E. Byrnes, five
dozen eggs, L. B. Roberts, half
bushel Of hickory-nuts, j. T..
Forsell, a collection of old coins,
Edgar Goff, box Of cigars, Mrs.
Edgar Goff, a dress, F. NJ. Me-
ICoy,a ten dollar bill, Ira J. Welch
25 spark plugs, Mrs. g. G.. Wheel
err a knitting bag, g. G. Wheel
er, two hole Perfection kero-
sene stove, Mrs. E. F. Walden
white rooster, J. G. Nelson,
pig, Goff and Carlson, q life sub
scription to the Pioneer, 500
letter heads and 500 envelopes,
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