The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-22

= Esther and Arnold Africa, niece
and nephew of County Supeinten-
dent Nina Duryea, arrived Monday
morning from Iowa. Miss Esther
will spend some time visiting
while Arnold will take up his dut-
les again in the Superintendent s
office.
Mrs. A. c. Skillman with her
daughters, Viola and Edith, arriv-
cd Friday morning from Twin
Falls, Idaho, for a visit with Mrs.
Stellman's brother, w. O. Shroll
and family. This is their first
visit here since their departure for
Idaho in the year 1910.
Matted Milk made with the real
miIk.-Pioneer Pharmacy. 81 If
Mrs. ]. O. Daniels was taken to
Pierre last Thursday evening and
placed in the hospital where she
| undrwent an operation on the fol-
| lowing Saturday. Mr.. Daniels, who
returned Tuesday morning states
hat she is recovering nicely and
getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Socie-
ty will meet on the afternoon Of
Wednesday July 29th, at the C. w.
Chambers home southeast of town.
A good attendance is desired.
Ira Lester returned Wednesday
from a weeks stay at Mitchell.
Mt. Vernon and other points east
of the river.
Get your lunches at Snyder's
Cafe. 80 If
John Ryan of Hersey, Wis, ar
rived yesterday and will spend a
few days her with old neighbors
and looking after his land north
east of here near Plum Greek.
Mr.. Ryan was one of the early
settlers in that section, and with
his two sons made final proof on
his land about twelve years ago.
See me for Electric Washing
Machines. Oren J. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Markham of
Chicago, arrived a few days ago
and are visiting at the r. E. OIL
son home near Milesville. Mrs.
Markham is a sister of Mr.. Olson.
Ed Donahue and family left
Sunday for visit of several days
at Rapid City and other points in
the Hills.
Ice cold drinks at McPeek's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII r. WalpoIe
are visiting at Yankton this week.
Miles Conner and wife of Man
liza were Philip visitors Saturday.
See John Urban for your Twine.
The BEST is the CHETASET. We
handle Deering Standard at 1Sc
per pound.
Guy H. Harvey, who was elect
ed secretary of the democratic
state central committee last mon
tn at Huron, expects to assume
his duties the latter part of this
month. His time until about Sep
tember first will be spent in trav-
cling over the state after which he
will be occupied at his Sioux Falls
office until after the November
election Fort Pierre Times.
Chas. Shannon of Cottonwood,
formerly range manager for the
Franklin Cattle Co., in the days
of the big outfits on the range,
was a Belle Fourche visitor We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Shannon is now a partner in
the Millette-Sumner CO.,
breeders of registered Hereford
cattle. While here Mr.. Shannon
met many old friends of the days
when he rode the range and en-
joyed his visit to the fullest ex-
Itent.-Belle Fourche Bee.
Irwin Lins, mechanic for the
Northwest Aircraft Corporation,
met with an accident while assist
ing in filing in a ditch on the land
| ing grounds Tuesday. In some
manner he lost his balance while
riding on the drag and before the
tractor could be stopped, one Of
the blades had raked his left limb
from the foot to the knee. Anyone
who knows Irwin will agree that
that's puite a scrape Seriously tho,
he was very fortunate that the ac-
Icident did not prove more serious.
Valley Irrigator belle Fourchel. !.