The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-15

Miss Rose who is still in the hos
pital in that city. She has had
quite a spell of the typhoid fever
but is thought to be out of danger
at this writing.
Try a bottle of LOGAN BERRY
it's be(a)rrie. Sold at the Canteen
pleasure parlors.
For Sale: Minnesota Mower, in
good shape, and one Flying Dutch
man hay loader. See or write to
Dave Breemes, Elbon. 81 IF
Ice cold drinks at McPeek's.
Joseph Chamberlain of Quinn,
was a business visitor in our city
on Monday.
Standard Plymouth Twine IL cts
per pound at Farmers Elevator
w. N. Farmer of Huron was
out Tuesday attending the semi
annual meeting fo the directors
of the Bank of Philip.
Get your lunches at Snyder's
| Cafe. 80 If X
Earl B. Davis, lumber dealer and
contractor from Kadoka was at
tending to business matters here
on Tuesday.
See me for Electric Washing
Machines. Oren j. Lamb.
DIR. r. b. Driver was in Rapid
City last Saturday attending a
meeting of the Black Hills Dis
trict Dental Society
Miss Nellie Peterson left Mon
day morning with a party of Haa-
kon county boys and girls who are
this week attending the Short
Course at the Boys and Girls
Camp. County Agent Sanderson
drove up by auto Monday after
noon.
Lost: On July 5th at Ulrey's
Grove someone by mistake took
Mrs. VIM. Harry's lunch box con-
tanning 5 knives and 3 spoons, a
salad dish and table cloth. VIII
the party please notify Mrs Han
ry, at Hardingrove, and oblige.
E. c. Collins of Milesville who
has been in the hospital at Pierre
for some time following an oper-
tion for appendicitis returned on
Monday, having almost completely
recovered.
j. l.. Stoughton and wife were
visitors in our city on Saturday
and Sunday, having come down
from Quinn to attend the funeral
of the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miles.
"Schlitz' the drink that made
Milwaukee famous sold at the
Canteen.
A meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers Cooperative Com
pany was held here on last Satur-
day afternoon. Among the mat
ters taken up at this time was
the taking over of the business of
the Haakon County Cream Pro-
ducer's Association. We under
stand the matter has not been de-
finitely settled but will likely be
accomplished as soon as a meeting
of the latter organization can be
held.
ID. w. Coyner this week moved
his cement building equipment to
Midland where he has the contract
to build the new store building
|of c.. E. Murray. He has just
completed the large store house
for F.. G, Schwartz, which is
something out the ordinary and
lis constructed after Mr.. Coyner's
own idea and with machinery Of
his own invention. He expects
to 60 into the building of struc-
lures of this class on an exten-
sive scale in the near future.
The Kadoka Commercial Club
is planning a big celebration of
the completion Of the large steel
bridge across White River connec-
ting the two counties Of Jackson
and Washabaugh. The affair will
be held at the bridge on next
Monday, July 18th, and promises
to be quite an event. Governor
Norbeck and w. II. McMasters
will be present and make address
es and q ball game and sports pros
gram will Fill out the days enter
tainment. A special invitation i
extended to the people of Philip
and community by the business
men Of Kadoka and the people of
jackson county, and all who pos