Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-02-14
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KING PHILIP FLOUR
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Pierre tuesday night.
The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Anderson, in fall Mon
day, hurt one of his arms seve-
rely.
The Presbyterian ladies aid
society will meet with Mrs. c..
E. McLane on Friday afternoon,
Feb. %.
Call at the Furniture Store
and hear those sweet, mellow
sounding Pianos. Will sell on
installments.
Mrs. 0. M. Culp and Mrs. N.
IL. Wyckoff have both been quite
sick during the past week. but
are better today.
Before you send that order
for Furniture drop in. Let me
prove it to you that I can save
you money. Fred Schimke.
A daughter was born Satur-
day to Mr.and Mrs. G. A. Van
Meter, at their home eleven
miles northwest of Grindstone.
Miss Edith stoermer, registrer
for Philip township, asks the
women of that township to re-
gister at the Berry school house
before next Tuesday, the last
day for this work.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo,
last Sunday was wonderfully
successful. SO We're in attendance
and take part in these services.
and the interest very keen. Every
one is cordially invited to come
1t will be for your benefit
B. Fislar, superintendent.
While the school children were
enjoying their recess yesterday
morning, Irene Robinson was
attacked by a strange dog that
came onto the play grounds and
bitten severely. The dog belongs
to farmer living short ways
from Philip. The animal is a
waiting the execution of the
death sentence.
A number of balmy. spring
like dayso since the fore part
of last week took off the most
of the snow. Sunday was the
warmest and all draws and creeks
were running heavy. Bad river
was at it's height Monday here.
and the ice went out of the
channel at Fort Pierre yesterday
) G. F. Piersall. living nine miles
northwest of Midland, was in the
city Monday afternoon. Mr.. Pier
SAILS announcement Of his can
didacy for county commissioner
from the second district appears
in another column. Mr.. Piersall
goes into the campaign with a
strong backing from Midland and
the east part of the district. He
is one of the county's substantial
farmers and if elected to the
position will give the people of
his district and of the entire
county the best of service.
H. II. Bisher, one of Kings
bury county's best farmers, Yes
terday completed, through the
agency of TT. B. Fislar, the nur-
chase Of John Urban's fire $40
acre farm, four miles north OF
Philip. In the tract is 4S acres
of alfalfa. which have been
very productive under Mr.. Tr-
ban, There is also a good set OF
buildings and one Of the largest
water reservoirs in the county or
the place. The consideration was
$40 per acre. Mr. Urban will
give possession October 1st OF
this year.
Chas. H. Burke came out from
Pierre Tuesday morning and in
company with Alvin Waggoner
Mrs. Waggoner and Mrs. Nc
CURE went over to Kadoka
where the gentlemen addressed
the Lincoln Day rally of the Jack
son County Red Cross. While
in the city Tuesday morning Mr.
Burke visited the local schoo
and took occasion to complement
the junior Red Cross on the
work it is doing. Every pupi
at the school is a member of the
organization, and this, with thu
amount of work done, gives oul
echoo1 the state record practical