The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14

Gum! Gum! Gum. The Canteen.
A new stock Of goods has been
ordered and will open up soon.-
Peshek e. McLane.
The Canteen wants to quench
your thirst.
Little Ruth Waggoner has been
quite sick the past week with an
attack of pneumonia.
Hon. u. S. G. Cherry of Sioux
Falls, democratic candidate for
United States Senator, will speak
in Philip on October 18th.
The Haakon County Abstract Go.
is now located on the first floor of
the Bank of Philip building.
The Philip Pantorium has press
| ing engagements, but still has
time to dye Tor you.
Rooms: One in room, ST 90; two
| in room, 81 so. Winchester Hotel.
On the 28th of this month the
government will offer the unap-
propriated lands of the Standing
Rock and Cheyenne River reserva-
tions for sale, and those sales will
| practically clear all the northern
part of the state from homestead
lands of any character.
Several local women planned to
attend the annual meeting of the
Fed. .ation of Woman's Clubs held
| in hapid City last week, but were
prevented by the Philip fire.
Milo Drake, deputy state audi
tor of Pierre vas pleasant caller
at this office last Saturday. Mr..
Drake was a former homesteader
in the vicinity of Lucerne, and
with his family have been spend
ing several days at the home OF
lDr. EsL Verley.
The price of corn picking will
start in this state at about twelve
cents bushel, but whether it will
hold at that level or go UP or down
is an issue for the real opening OF
the season to develop. The scale
will no doubt be governed largely
/ by the amount of help available
when the work really gets under
way.
| Chairman Harry King has just
i announced at republican state
headquarters committee of e
prominent men and women thru
4 4L~ ~ a. ~ at ac a N adUIGnry
Icommittee to the state committee
| during the campaign. Mrs. Alvin
| Waegoner is the member of the
committee from this part of the
i state.
/ The Philip Panorium is better
equipped than ever to give quics
i service and good work.
4 Rev. Hartt performed two mar.
| riage recemonies at the parsonage
| Yesterday, one for Harry Hagblade
and Mae E. Burgette, both OF
Capa, and the other for Arthur
III. Biting of Belvidere and Edith
4 Arvada Haiti of Powell.-Pierre
Capitol Journal.
i The Haakon County Abstract Co
], pany will be glad to greet theil
: old friends in their new location
| in the Bank of Philip building.
CameIs. Spurs, Strikes Chester
fields and dozen other brands o
cigarettes are sold at the Canteen
Our attention has been called II
an error in an issue of the Pioneer
Review of few weeks ago. w
stated that Mr.. Carl Bemies VIII
led the singing at the meetings a
the Presbyterian church was pres
ented with $500. Mr.. Bemies wa
presented with $500 in apprec
iation Of his splendid service.
The Haakon County Abstract &c
pany is in position to give a
prompt service as before the firs
Milk for Sale: Also Spring chick
ems: Mrs. Rosa L. Mann.
LOST:Out of desk when sam
was moved during the fire, $3.50
in currency, belonging to the n
wv. a. fund. Finder please rt
turn to H. A. ! Kumm.
NOTICE Il have moved by tire
and tubes to the Ramsey VULGAR
ling Shop. Call there for reason
able tires and tubes, quality COZ
sidered. Abel Hogan.
INSURE YOUR $1,000 CAR 70
THREE YEARS FOR THE Small
SUM or $3.50 AGAINST FIR
AND LIGHTNING TORNADO, Y
TRANSPORTATION DAMAGE
$24.55 WITH THEFT INCLUDEI
OTHER PRICED CARS AT tn
SAME RATIO. LET Us WRIT
YOU 4 Foley. y q
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