The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15
Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.

MONEY FOR FIRST MORIGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph VandercOOk,
Fort Pierre, So. DaI. 52tf
Place your order with me now
for the Adjusto Lite. Order six
colors. Oren J. Lamb.
Hiram Ramsey has just installed
a new electric gasoline station in
front of his shop and is now pre-
pared to take care of customers
in the most approved style. The
pump and measuring apparatus is
all run by electricity.
Are your crops insured against
hail? See Bielski Farm Loan Com
pany. 81 tt
Harry Wenzel of the Bank of
Philip is in Minneapolis this week
visiting with relatives and enjoy
ing avacation from his work. He
expects to be back the latter part
of the week.
Ever eat the bar of candy call
ed Summer Bar? 1t is right in line
these hot days when chocolate is
hard to keep fresh. buy your
Summer Bars at the Canteen--the
best candy that money caa buy
is sold at Haakon County's Rest
Room.
Mrs. Jennie LOTUS of Kansas
City is here this week visiting old
friends in the neighborhood of
Wellsburg. She was one of the
early settlers in that locality and
still owns her homestead which she
made proof on-several years ago.
Try that zoe ''NURAR' sold at
the Canteen.
The board of county commits
sioners adjourned last Friday af-
ternoon after attending to the re-
gular work of their quarterly
meeting. They will meet again
on the 10Th of the month and at
that time will take up the work
of the board of equalization.
Another shipment of those
CREOLE PRALINES' arrived
this week at the Canteen. These
are fresh right from the Hotel
Grunwald, of New Orleans. You'll
like them although they cost an
extra nickel. They will please you
or you get your money back with
out a question.
F. j. Carpenter of Murdo came
over Tuesday and will remain in
town during the time Of the big
closing out sale of Carpenter &
Fancher clothing store which will
begin on Friday.
Mrs. Rex Fancher and children
left Sunday evening for an cx-
tended visit with relatives in st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Alvin Waggoner and A. S. And
erson went to Rapid City Monday
morning to attend a session of the
circuit court in Pennington coun
ty. They expect to spend some OF
the time in quest of mountain
trout which are said to be plenti-
full in the streams near Rapid City
this year.
Don't lose hope--success is with
in your reach. As starter send
for our catalog, Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi.
Aviators Stephenson and Hall of
Fort Pierre stopped here for a
short time Friday. They were
flying from Fort Pierre to Rapid
City and other points in the Hills.
C. N. Leedom who conducted
the G.. G.. Campbell sale near Mil
esville on Monday, went from here
to Wasta and Bonita Springs on
the following day where he has a
couple of sales.
You may hoot at some cigars
but if you buy them at the Cam
teen you'll have no hoot coming.
Remember we keep the White Owl
and the Owl Londres to do our
hooting and they are working
overtime it seems from the unm-
Der Of them we sell In the thirty
some odd brands we carry there is
sure to be smoke that will please
you and no matter what cigar you
select we are always ready to re-
fund your money on any smoke