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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-28
DR.. n. s. GEARHART, N. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip, South Dakota

Rooms: One in room, ST. 90; two
in room, 81 so. Winchester Hotel.
/ have a new shipment OF mil
linery, stamped linens, embroidery
threads, dinner ware lamps etc.
Located in rooms at Winchester
Hotel. Mrs. Jack Peshek.
For Sale: Poland China Bears.
E. p. Mueller, Philip, S. d. 49 If
Lost: On October 22nd, ond the
ungraded road between road camp
on Buzzard creek on the b Il Y
Trail and Philip, one good horse
collar, size about Is inches. Finder
please leave at this office or with
w. R. Berry.
Agents: Agents to sell COM
plete line of hosiery direct from
the Mill to Consumer. Sound pro-
position affording steady income
to right party. Opportunity for
both sexes. Write for particulars
eHercules Hosiey Mills, 1918, Fran
kfrd Ave-, Phila., Penn. 49 2t
Rev. Father Ford of Elbon was
a passenger west on Tuesday, his
destination being Lead.
Fl. l.. Brown has. moved his law
office to rooms in the Bank of
Philip building. He has one of the
| rooms occupied by the Bielski
Farm Loan Company.
Ed Ryan and family arrived here
| Monday morning having been call
ed by the sudden death of his
father. He is a former resident of
this locality but is now living at
Gettysburg.
Editor Bergey of the Midland
Mail was a visitor here Saturday
for the first time. Mr.. Bergey has
only been in Midland short time
but is very much pleased with the
encouragement he has met with so
far and says that the office has
all the work they can handle.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the Hoffman restaurant and it is
expected that it will be ready to
be opened to the public within a
short time. Ed Donahue has leas-
ed the place and will take it over
assoon as the repairing is complet-
ed.
Last Sunday a large number OF
friends and relatives gathered at
the VIM. Reynick home to cele-
brate the goth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Reynick. A
mock wedding was held at 11:30,
followed by a wedding feast. Mr.
and Mrs. Reynick received some
very pretty and useful gifts.
| A. B. Snyder a real estate deal
er from Sioux Falls arrived here
last Friday afternoon to attend
the Athletic Carnival. He was ac'
companied by his son and another
young man, and the trip was made
| in two aeroplanes, distance OF
about six hundred miles. The left
lSunday morning for Rapid City
| for a short stay after which they
| intended to return home. The,
| were accompanied on the return
| trip by Ralph Parcaut, who wa'
| one of the performers at the car
| nival.
| Coming again! Lange, Wei
! Known Eye Man of Mitchell. Bring
| the children; delays are dangerous
wear good glasses; be examined
| Largest exclusive eye business il
South Dakota; there is reason
Don't have headaches, scowl o
| sqint, and look old.
Philip Nov. 5th--A. M.
Midland-Nov. 4th-
Quinn Nov. 3rd-A. M.
4 Lange, Eye Man of Mitchell a
Your Hotel. See our new shade
and get Lange Optical Service
November 5th, A. M.
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sANNE SLACK is pupil of Hans
Hess, a Chicago artist Of great abb
ility, and is herself well along the
highway of virtuosity, and has
been soloist with various Redpath
organizations, among them Kryl's
Roumanian Orchestra. She has
won much prominence in Chicago
by her playing.
Her tone is smooth, warm and
we'll colored; her technic puite am
pie Musical News.
Anne Slack has beautiful, vir-
lie and mellow tone, and abundant
technic. She plays with much style
and finish. Musical America.
RUTH WOOD is real violinist
besides splendid contralto, and
also plays the piano. She has been
4 pupil of the School of Music,
University of Illinois. She has q
splendid personality and will make
an unusually strong addition to
this company. It is planned to
feature her ii vocal and violin so
los, as well as in the ensemble
work. The Bureau feels especially
fortunate in securing her for this
entertainment.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-28
PHONE BLK So LOCAL NEWS PHONE BLK So
Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.

Tablets, Pencils and full supply
Of school supplies at McPeek's
Confectionery. so If
Submit your applications for
loans to Bielski Farm Loan Co. If
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Howard,
a niece of James Cox, and w. w.
Howes, democratic candidate for
governor at the Gem Theatre at
1880 Saturday evening, October 80.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
The Deadman School will give a
dance and oyster supper at the
home of VIM. Reynick, northwest
of Philip on Friday evening, Nov
ember 9th. The funds realized
from the affair will go towards the
relief of the French orphan which
the school adopted during the war.
Tom Malone returned yesterday
from Sioux City where he accom-
panied shipment of cattle and
also paid a visit OF his father.
Lem Elshire returned Wednes-
day morning from two weeks
visit at points in the southeast. He
went to Sioux City g couple of
weeks ago with shipment of cat
tie and from their to Topeka, Kan
sas and points in Nebraska.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Howard,
a niece of James Cox, and w. w.
Howes, democratic candidate for
governor at the Gem Theatre on
Saturday evening October 30, at
7:30 in the evening.
Strayed: Bay mare with wire
mark on one hind leg. Notify
j. E.. Degler, Philip S. d.
George Reeves of Volga, S. D
was a caller at this office the fore
part of the week and had his name
addedto the subscription list of
the Pioneer-Review. He will be
remembered as having been in
charge of the telephone exchange
at this point several years ago.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-28
OTHER NUMBERS.

New York Glee Club Nov. 29th
". S. Watkins Jany 18th
Lew Sarrett- Jany 27th.
Rich-Werno Co. Feb. 18th
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If you have lost your ticket call
for duplicate. Last season tickets
|goor for this number.
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Get the election returns and at
tend the big dance at Pohles Hall
Tuesday ngiht, November End.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-28

Our new supply of school acces
sories have arrived so our line il
now complete. McPeek Confect
ionery. SO If.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20

q prolonged New York City run In a
new comedy entitled "Pietro."
This new piece is by Mrs. Skinner,
the actors wife, and Jules Goodman,
and II tells an intensely interesting
and dramatic story Of an Italian
fathers love for his daughter and
his wonderful devotion to her. There
is a prologue, the scene Of which is
laid In n small town in Western
Pennsylvania in 1898. The play itself
Is in three acts, all Of which take
place in California in 1915. .,'
The role Of the Italian father was
written especially for Mr.. Skinner
and 1t Is particularly well adapted
to display his art to the very best
advantage. Like the other parts In
which Mr.. Skinner has scored his
greatest triumph-Col. Philippe
Rr!dau IN 1.-THE Homer &c the Fam
ily," for instance, and Hail the Beg
gar. in "Kismet," and that other
italian, Mister Antonio. with his
donkey and his organ.-there !s n
touch Of waywardness in the char
acter Of Peter Barban. enough to
add spice to him and to make him
all the more interesting to play and
see played. AS q matter of fact.
"Pietro" belongs in Mr.. SINNERS
beloved gallery Of rogues-altho
he Is an entirely different sort of
rogue from any Of the others. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
SCREEN CHATTER

| Robert Gordon. formerly co-star-
red with Sylvia Breamer and other
screen luminaries. is Alice Joyce's
new leading man.
| "Deadline at Eleven" newspaper
story in which Corinne Griffith is the
star, received its first presentation
last week at the spacious Broadway
theater, New York City. I.
Harry T. Morey and several of his
chief supporting players were COM
PEELED during the last few days to
swim in the Icy waters Of New York
bay for scenes in Mr.. Morey's latest
picture "The Sea Raider"
Picture fans turnout the country
await with interest the appearance
Of Marjorie Benton Cookies "The In
cubus." which was lately purchased
by Thomas H. Ince as a starring
vehicle for Enid Bennett.
| It il reported that James Oliver
curwood. author OF THE Courage
OF Marge O'Doone." THE Rivers
End" and Back. to Gods Country
Is to form his own Aim producing
company. curwood is resident of
| Owosso. Mich.
Director John M. voshell. with the
Michael and His Lost Angel" COM
pany, in which Conway Tearle IL
being starred by Harry Carson Is at
Balboa Beach. Southern California,
taking important scenes for. the
screen production of this famous
Henry Arthus Jones drama
When Pearl White. the star Of
Tigers Cub" arrived at Port Henry,
N. T., to film this Fox picture, the
whole town turned out to greet her.
As she registered at the hotel she
asked the clerk II he had room
reserved for her "Yes-suite sixteen"
was the reply. Young man. you've
guessed wrong by couple Of years,"
was the Fox stars comment. And
the youthful clerk blushed.
| Viola Dana says that hereafter
nocturnal husbands. In coming home
| late with the excuse of lodge meet
Ing will have to specify-in view Of
the recent spirltualistic movement
sweeping thru tho country. For In
stance the little Metro star remarks,
the conversation will 20 something
Ike this: I've bean to the lodge
meeting. my dear" Whereupon the
irate wife will say: What kind Of
lodge meetins--Masonic or Sir OH
ver?'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
w. G. HiNkIR PLAINTIFF IN
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
JOHN HILL.
CASE 70 ouroRowTH
or ATTACK IN AUGUST
Last Of Eviction Cases Decided, With
Judgment olvlne Possession Of
Rssldsnes Properly - Plaintiff
Charles Lyle, Aesvssd Of Larceny,
Found Net Guilty.

Alleging that John Hin attacked
him with . hammer and might have
killed him had net bystanders in
terferred, v. c. Hinkle. OF this city.
has filed suit in municipal court ask
ing damages in the sum Of 3s6s from
Hill. The alteration leading up
to tho alleged assault occurred Aug.
Is last, It IL said. but the incident be-
came public only with the filing OF
the plaintiffs petition late Friday
afternoon.
Hinkle asks judgment for 395s. this
sum including bill Of s2s for surgi-
cal service alleged to have been nee
essary as result of the attack, and
st35 for loss Of time suffered while
the plaintiff was recovering from the
attack.
Judgment in Eviction Case.
Judgment was entered Friday in
another eviction case. the court find
ing for the plaintiff. The case was
that Of L T. Stebbins VS.. A. w. and
W. A. Paisley and the judgment for
tuO SiNC0 HALL pOcSCooAoh Va
residence property at 800 South First
street. which has been occupied by
tho defendants.
The finding in the stebbins- Pals
ley case clears the docket Of eviction
suits which have been brought in the
municipal court.
Lyle Found Not Guilty.
Charles Lyle, formerly employed as
a cook at the Pilgrim hotel. charged
With larcency, we. scund not guilty
Friday afternoon in municipal court
and was discharged.
Charges were filed against Lyle by
Roy L. Courtney. a clerk at the Pill
grim, who alleged Lyle had been over
paid SIS and had refused to return
the money. Lyle, who had quit the
employ Of the hotel, was arrested
Thursday evening at the Chicago
Great Western station as he was
awaiting a train to Des Moines, his
former homo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
DRAMA and
the MOVIES
CONTINUED from page 81

sens of Grand Rapids. Wis, to nave
the name Of that town changed 70
"Pickford." There seems to be 10
much confusion between the WIS.
consin town and the Grand Rapids o!
Michigan, that the wisconsin Crane
Rapidsers are having a great deel
OF trouble with missent mail ano
similar coufusions. Several names
have been presented but. according
to a Grand Rapids paper. PICK
ford" 10 q fayorite witt. the majority
Mary has had a number Of things
named after her but this Is the nrst
time she has ever been asked 10
sponsor q town. It has been suggest
ed by ono editor that the city Do
named Pickford and the surrounding
localities be named for some OF ner
fayorite productions such a. POLY
annaourg," 'IHoodlumville," "Hear'
O. the Hills" and so on. An election
IL to be held shortly in which the
suggested names will be voted on. u
ID safe to say the moving picture
fans are lined up solid for Pickford'
f. r +
Snake Attacks Movie Star.
So interested Is Mitchell Lewis
soon to begin work in the first OF tho
Jack London novels Metro will pre-
sent to the motion picture public
Burning Daylight"-that ne wen,
into the foothills Of the HOLLYWOOD
mountains. which lie only half an
hours motor drive from the movie
mecca, to seek locations. Striding
thru the woods. Mr.. Lewis stepped
on a Acknowledgment Tor
him and unfortunately for tho snake
on the head of the sermon-and had
a very unpleasant twenty SECONDS
fumbling for a pocket knife WIN
which to cut off the snakes head
The RATHER all the while. with q
grin about the big actors leg, was
seeking to pull itself free.
r i (.
Harold Lioyd's Foresight.
Harold Lloyd chummed with the
Los Angeles sports writer's in the
press cage during the December meet
Of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club at
Ascot Park near Los Angeles. All at
tempts to ''tip" the Rolin Film Co
comedian were declined with thanks
He said he would bet his own way
and just before the running of the
old mission handicap he proudly
announced that he had made his own
selection and had bet "the roll"
Ibid you pick winner" asked
one Of the writer's after the finish OF
the big race.
"Pick a winner, huh" said Lloyd
"rll say I picked a winner, pickec
him about two years before he was
due"
!. !. i -
Louise Fazenda, Author.
When Louise Fazeda heard from
the editor Of a monthly magazine
last week that her manuscript was
accepted" and that q check was on
its way to her. she exhibited more
pride and glee than she has mani
tested since the day. a few years
back, when she got her first weeks
pay from Mack Sennett. under con-
tract" Tho the check is but a tiny
fraction of her income, as one Of the
screens favorite condolences, It has
another Significance. 1t justtfics Miss
Fazenda in her long cherishsd am
bition to excel as writer OF Eng
lieh. The title Of her article is I'm
pressions."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20

the affections Of those who seek un-
aduIteratsd entertainment In the
theater and. from all reports. Let's
Col hits the high water mark among
entertainments of this sort. So sue
eessful was the Nnchon- Marco
Revue that II ran for ten weeks In
San Francisco and was only with
drawn then because of booking ar
rangements that demanded II. As
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
AMusE'M'E,NTs.

Gus Hills Minstrels Win On First
Appearance At odeon.
Gus Hills Greater Minstrels, with
the veteran comedian. George Will
son. as premier end man, visited the
Odeon for the first time Friday night,
scoring = hit with lovers OF minstrel
~ r's> G:.. It'll! :! st Isis arc re-. s::
70 this territory. the show having
been organized a year ago. and until
recently playing the south and east.
Mr.. Hill has given his show an ex-
cellent production. equal. to that Of
any minstrel troupe now on the road
and program is given which tends
largely toward minstrelsy as 1t was
n its palpy days, with emphasis on
slnxing and dancing. z
h Gsorgs Wilson, who frSt amused
IlooAl playsssrs ysass aSe 1t the old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
Notice Of Dissolution.

To Whom It May Concern:
Notice il hereby given that the Art
Novelty Importing Co.. Inc. by unan-
imous consent Of all the stockholders
was dissolved according to law on
tho bth day Of March. 1920.
Dated at Marshalltown. Iowa, this
5th day Of March, 1920. Orlando
Baxter, President. Fern Baxter. Sec
rotary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20

\ One dollar 10 the price for c1eap-
Ing Of ladies' or mems suits or over
coats on tho cash and carry plan
Our membership In the Master
Cleaning and Dyeing Association is
q positive guarantee on all orders
Be sure your cleaner Is o master
cleaner. Meeker Laundry Company,
phone 10S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
"LETS CO."

Fanchon Marco Revue Special Re.
turn Engagement.
Novelty Is the keynote Of the not
ed Fanchon- Marco Revue. Let's Go,
which Is announced for the Odeon
theater Tuesday evening.
The revue type Of entertainment
has won for itself a warm place In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20
OTIS SKIM Err.

In a New Play "Pietro" At tho odeon
Wednesday.
Otis Skinner. the foremost actor
on the American stage and one Of
the most popular comes to the Odeon
Theater Wednesday evening, after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-20

Woodbury. opera house, 10 toda.
morn successful ~ an entertainer
than he was forty years ago. whom
he Arst reached national fame. !,
has been moro than ffteen years
since Wilson last appeared at the
odeon. but prior to that timo he was
a frequent visitor with the Haverly
and "H" Henry aggregations. He
appeared Friday night In tho FRS,
part and In his customary monolog.
Jimmy Wall and Rudy" willing
scored an end men. tho formers
singing and the latter's elaborated
shimmy dance being pronounced
comedy hits. vocalists who scored
were Frank Dclana, Carl Graves and
J. Francis Freeman. Jimmy Wall
was featured In q musical number,
Tho Coopers." opening the second
part.
Two big dancing numbers. intro
ducinG the silver shoe Quadrillc.
modern statue clog. crap shooters
tango" and the South Carolina old
crow buck. were reminiscent Of the
days of George Primrose, when soft
shoe and clog dancing was an art
The most pleasing number Of the
program was the Saxo sextet, intro
duclng the Three Musical Gates and
Markwith Brothers, featuring Billy
Markwith. comedian and saxophone
soloist.
The performance concluded with n
skit In two scenes. "The Blackville
Hyflyers," with the entire company
appearing in the cast. The female
impersonation by Howard Melting
was especially noteworthy.
AZ the Casino.
After scoring triumphantly In a
series Of pictures In which he dem
onstrated his fitness as the ideal
ladies man" OF the screen. Eugene
O'Brien. In a new Selznick picture,
His Wifes Money" reaches the pub
lie in picture not only different IN
theme. but different In possibilities
for the popular star. Instead OF tho
sentimental role Of the perfect
lover" whose conquests are confined
to the fashionable drawing rooms
and moonlit lanes, O'Brien has a role
in this new play which presents him
as brawny. out-and-out mans
man.
Mr.. O'Brien, in the new production,
proves himself an idol of another
kind by his excellent portrayal Of the
part Of Richard Flint who marries
Marion Phillips, girl Immensely
wealthy in her own right. Flint Is
too much Of thoroughbred to live
on his wife's wealth. and when the
two are married trouble follows
when Flint learns that His Wife's
Money" is helping to pay the ex-
penses. His firm attitude of refusing
to touch a cent Of his wife's money
and his wife's penchant for finery
and luxury create the tense dramatic
situations that furnish action for the
play. Zena Keefe plays opposite Mr..
O'Brien and gives a charming In
depreciation of the wife who has
never ceased to love him.
The remainder of the program at
the Casino consists OF a hodge podge
of senseless foolishness.
The Washington times., 1920-08-01
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The Washington times., 1920-08-01
Bay Seal Wrap,
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A 4s-inch or full length Wrap
with yoke and deep cape collar,
a copy OF 81 900 Hudson Seal
Wrap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Babe Unnamed, Census
TaBer SUPPLIES One

Haverhill. Mass. Jan. civilian
Z. Herlihey is a census enumerator.
While performing his duties in the
Marble street section. he visited a
house occupied by a Polish family
consisting Of John Sofia. his wife and
y children Herlihey was informed
that the youngest child. a five weeks
old baby girl. was unnamed.
II was necessary 10 secure a name
ana the father and mother asked the
enumerator TO designate one He Sc
lected Margaret" and. thanks TO his
prompt action, Margaret" is prop
erly enrolled and VIII be duly chris
tened
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

TOUR years ago today. January Is.
1 1916. the Germans captured two
miles OF trenches south OF the
Somme-
Find a French soldier.
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE.
Left side down. at right side OF
hnEw