Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1918-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Buttertne betters bread. Cit!
Meat Market. 46t3
Do not miss seeing the great
Select feature, cover There, "a
the Gem Friday and Saturday
Feb. l and 2.
Miss Margaret Gagen, of Des
Moines, is visiting at the home
of her brother, Roy B. Gagen
southeast of the city.
Dan Ryan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Ryan, living eight miles
Gently returned from Omaha
northeast of the city, has re-
where he enlisted in the naval SCI
vice. He is awaiting instructions
to go to training camp, which
may reach him at any time.
The local board has received
orders to proceed Immediately to
examine enough men of class
], in their order of liability, to
complete the quota of the
first draft. The men represent
ing the Is per cent not sent
to the cantonment have been
classified the same as other
registrants, so the board must
have on hand enough men to
answer the call when it comes.
A. S. Anderson, present clerk
of courts, is a candidacy for
reelection, subject to the repub-
lican primaries, and makes his
announcement in this issue.
Mr.. Anderson has given splen-
did service in this office. He is
well qualified for the work
which has to be handled, much
of it being of a legal nature. He
promises to give the same pro,
mpt service if reelected that the
patrons of the office have had
during his present term.
The Royal Neighbor lodge has
arranged to give a masquerade
dance at the opera house on
Wednesday evening. Feb. 9th.
Lloyd's orchestra will furnish
the music. and a good! time is as
sured. Prizes will be given for
best lady's costume. best gents
costume and best group. The
young people, and some of the
older ones. too. look forward tC
an event of this nature with
considerable interest and that
there will be a good attendance
is certain.
Paul r. Bellamy returned YES
terday morning from Knoxville
Iowa, where he went just prior
J to christmas for a visit at The
home of his parents. He was il
the twin cities while on the way
home and reports that on Mon
day st. Paul business district
was absolutely closed for any
thing but food and meals. MOI
a cigar could be purchased al
any Of the business places. This
in conformity with the ruling Of
the fuel administration covering
most of the states.
That men Of military age undel
the selective service act who
have married since May 1S OF
last year be placed in class !
that their marriages do not en-
title them. to deferred classified
ton, is the substance of an order
issued this week from Washing
ton. Where local boards have
not placed them in class l, I'M
less there is other ground fol
! deferred classification than de
pendent wife, appeal agents must
appeal from the decision Of the
board in behalf of the govern
ment, is the order. Our local
board placed this class of men
Of whom there are quite a mum
Der, in class /.
Mgr. Brown, of the Gem thea
tire, informs us that he has made
special arrangements with the
Mutual Film Co., to show the
remaining ten chapters of Heller
Holmes in The Railroad Raiders
twenty reels, all in the next two
weeks. In other words, next
Monday and Tuesday, he will
show five chapters or ten reels
and the following Monday and
Tuesday he will show the bal
ance of the serial. This ought
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