The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02

The Canteen for cones.
If you are sick and want good
care stay with Mrs. P. D. Evans,
at Philip, South Dakota. Confne-
ment cases a speciality. al 3tp
Mrs. A. A. Hamill and children
arrived Friday from ST. Louis, Mo /.
and will take UP their residence on
la farm near Milesville. Mr.. Ham
ill has been here for several
months preparing home for
them.
The ferris wheel, the merry-go-
round and many other attractions
that make the fair worth while to
the youngsters, have arrived and
the workmen have been erecting
them during the past few days. If
the weather holds good we believe
we will see one of the largest
crowds and the best fair Haakon
county has ever seen,
The Philip Junior ball team met
defeat at Kadoka last Friday at
the hands of the Junior team Of
that place. These two teams will
be the main attraction at the fair
grounds this forenoon, the first
day of the fair, and the local lads
are determined to bring home the
bacon,
Secretary Campbell of the Inter
Tor Roundup was in town for a
short time last Friday attending
to business matters. He tells us
that the management of the big
show were well pleased with the
outcome and are planning on an
other bigger affair next year. He
says that they expect to get at the
the work yet this fall in order to
get much Of the preliminary mat.
tiers out of the way before the sea-
son opens.
Almonds fresh from the Nut.
house at the Canteen.
Coming again! Lange, we'll
known Eye Man of Mitchell. Bring
the children; delays are dangerous;
wear good glasses; be examined
Largest exclusive eye business in
South Dakota; Don't have head
aches, scowl or squint, and look
old. At Philip, September 18th, al
Midland, September 10Th. Lange
Eye Man of Mitchell, at your Hotel
See our new shapes, and get Langt
Optical Service. AZ 2t
Bennett Jensen of Correction
Vile, Iowa, was here this weel
looking after his land in the vici
nifty of Milesville, which he had no
seen since proving up on it abou
ten years ago. He is well please,
and informed us that he expecte,
to erect buildings and make othe
improvements on the place mex
year.
Taken up: Buckskin, ball faced
yearling gelding. G. w. Case, Ell
bon, s. d. AZ tf
"A feature of Saturdays program
at the Haakon County Fair will b
the ball game between Philip an,
Interior. These two teams hav
played four ganes this season an,
each have two victories to thei
credit. The game will be playe'
at 1880 in the forenoon and W
predict a large attendancc.
i The Kadoka Baseball Tourne
ment was a big success in spite D
unfavorable weather. A high win,
was blowing most of the time an
made the playing slower than
ordinarily would have been. Kadc
ka won the first game from Maj
tin BY D score Of B to O. Okota
was billed to play Murdo for tn
second event but did not show vi
"a the game went to Murdo by d
fMllt. An exhibition game ws
pntson in this place Of this even
betHeen Belvidere and Murdo tn
former winning BY = 8 to 0 scor'
n 0n Friday Belviderc was in tur
beat BY Kadoka and the secon
eeme was won BY Philip from II
tcFi6r BY 4 8 to 2 score. On til
lant day the Philip and Murd
tenns played ! very fast and intel
eoking game which WAS won 5
| lrurd0. This left the Murdo m
4 Kn1oka teams to play for the Al
n pure Of $500. The Murdo boy
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