The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-29

mllk.-Ploneer Pharmacy. "a tt
N. E. Pender of Norfolk, Neb-
raska, was here Tuesday looking
after his real estate interests in
Haakon county. He went from to
Cottonwood where he has several
quarter sections of land.
| have several Binders on hand
that are not sold. Anyone needing
| a Binder, can make immediate
delivery. John Urban, Philip, 36tf
Roy Hill of Sheldon, Iowa, was
| here thefore part of the week ac-
companied by party OF people
from that section of the country
who were looking over the country
with a view or investing
Get your lunches at Snyder
Cafe. 80 If x
Henry McGrath of Sioux Fails,
representing the Brown & Saenger
publishing company, was here Sun
day and Monday. Henry is an ar.
dent supporter on Harding and is
confident he will be the next pre-
sident of the United States.
She came to live with the young
bachelor. He was expecting blue
eyed, golden-haired child of twelve
But Eliza was eighteen and. See
what happened. Viola Dana in
Dangerous to Men" at the Gem
Theatre Friday and Saturday.
Ice cold drinks at McPeek's.
For Sale: One good team horses,
children's saddle pony, white boar
pig, with papers; one shoat, W.T.
| 100 lbs; two dozen chickens; one
hay wagon; some furniture, a
feed grinder; one hard coal bur-
ner; one range, 200 quarts canned
fruits; one road scraper. T. H. Hol-
iday, Philip, S. d. 37tf
See John Urban for your Twine.
The BEST is the CHETASET. We
handle Deering Standard at 18c
per pound.
Henry Hoffman and family left
Monday morning for Rapid City
and from they they expected to
go to various parts of the Hills
for a weeks outing During their
absence the Hoffman Hotel is be-
| ing operated by Ed Donahue and
other able assistants.
| Ice cold drinks at McPeek's.
The Kadoka Junior ball team
came over last Saturday and play
an interesting game with the lads
from this place. Quite crowd
went out to witness the contest
(which was very close, the Philip
boys winning by one score. Dimp
Michaels and Stub Severin did the
pitching for Philip and Bob Horst
was the catcher.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the large new lumber shed of the
| A. G. Kingsbury Lumber Company
and it is expected that the new
structures will be completed with
lin the next few weeks. This will
be by far the largest and best
improvements of this kind that
any yard in this section of the
state can boast of.
Cherry Blossoms as cold as ice,
the answer for that parched, thirs-
/ ty feeling. Sold at the Canteen.
Men who are afraid of women
might learn a thing or two watch
ing Eliza. She was just a simple
little orphan girl and you'd never
think she had it in her. But when
she got established in the bache-
lor's household See how she does
Fit. Viola Dana in Dangerous to
Men, at the Gem Theatre Friday
and Saturday.
The Haakon county farmers are
begining to harvest their small
grain and from the reports that
come to us the yeild will be all
that the earlier part of the seaso.a
lpromised. Some of the wheat is al
ready in the shock while nearly all
will be cut within the next ten
days. We have never seen better
small grain in any country than
can be seen on nearly every Haa-
kon county farm this year.
You've heard the gang tell
whoppers" you enjoyed-sure you
have. Well we have the gang
cheated this week were setting
Nut House Whoppers" al bundled
up in ten cent packages. The
Canteen.
William Thorne and Irwin Lins
arrived Monday by aeroplane from
II N. 4 aa 4 y