The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-11-25

Fresh "Chewin" at the Canteen.
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
The Canteen Pocket Billiard Par
lors for a game of baseball these
winter days.
Mems black cotton hose at Zoe
and 25ic al Range Mercantile Go.
Prof. w. O. Lamb and Mrs. O.
nj. Culp returned this morning
from Aberdeen where they attend
ed a state meeting of teachers.
Miss Edith Stoermer, who has a
position as stenographer with the
cement commission at Pierre ar
rived home this morning and will
spend Thanksgiving with home
folks.
The Canteen wants to quench
your thirst.
County Judge o. X. Whitney's s
court was in regular session here
on last Saturday. The most of
the time of the court was taken
up with the hearing of the reiec-
ted claims of the Joseph Neville
estate.
Will sell or trade Registered
Hereford bull. Will trade for cows
or another bull G. B. Baker,
Philip, S. D. 3t p 2
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
The members of the Philip Wo-
mans Club are very well pleased
with the outcome of "Ye Olde
Tyne Soirre" given at Pohrs Hall
last Friday evening. Something
like S125 was realized after paying
all expenses In connection with
the affair.
Solicitors have been at work in
Philip during the past week Sc
curing renewals of membership
in the Red Cross. From the re-
ports we get they are meeting
with very good success.
The list of property on which
taxes are delinquent and which
will be sold by the county treas
urer on December 18th appears in
this issue of the Pioneer-RevieW.
The list is very little larger than
last year, in fact much smaller
than many people expected. Most
of the property owners seem to
have been able to raise the money
necessary to pay their taxes in
spite Of money stringency.
A big, heavy sweater with real
roll collar, a fine garment, can be
purchased from the Range Mer-
camille Co. Colors Heath
er, Maroon, Navy. Price $500.
The county commissioners will
be in session on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 7th. The meeting last week
was adjourned TO meet at that
time.
E. C.. Anderson who has served
as county agent of Stanley county
for the past few years has resign
ed his position. The county COM
missioners and farm bureau of
that county are seeking some one
to take his place. A meeting to
take up the matter has been called
for December 7th at Fort Pierre.
Remember the Canteen when
you need FRESH tobacco of any
kind.
Car Of New York Apples Bald
wins and Greetings soon to be
here. Farmers Elevator and Seed
House.
We are glad to announce to our
customers that we can again sup
ply them with gas, kerosine, and
we have special Super Winter oil
that will insure easy starting. Al
so can assure you that the gas we
have this time is far superior to
any thing we ever sold. 1t starts
your ear at the first turn. Philip
Oil Company. 81 1t
Il seems from all indications
that there will be no term Of cir
cult court here until the regular
term On the third Tuesday in next
April. There are no pressing cases
up. for determination and it is
likely that the ones on the calenr
dar will bs carried over until next
spring. However. Judge Hughes
indicates that he will be up some
time during the winter to dispose
of some Of the court matters.