The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-02

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Fresh "Chewin" at the Canteen.
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
The Canteen Pocket Billiard Par
lors for game of baseball these
winter days.
Car of New York apples in Bas-
kets Baldwin and Greetings at
light price. Farmers Elevator and
Seed House.
36 inch Percales only 20 cents at
Williams " iiiiafais.
Mrs. c. G. Hubenthal came in
from Ashcreek and was placed in
the local hospital where she under
went an operation on Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Hubenthal expect to
leave for Missouri as soon as she
is able to travel.
Special every Saturday at r. M.
Williams Store.
Mrs. Will r. Walpole expects to
go to Rapid City next Sunday to
attend the Elk's Memorial, an an
ual event of considerable import
ance in the Hills country, and in
fact the western part of South
Dakota. Mrs. Walpole has been
asked to contribute a couple vocal
solos to the program. 1t was dur
ing state meeting of the Wo-
mans Clubs, held in Rapid City
last summer, that Mrs. Walpole
by her singing, won a place in the
hearts OF the people of the Gate
City, and the invitation to appear
on the program next Sunday is a
tribute to her talent and ability as
a soloist.
The Canteen wants to quench
your thirst.
The Haakon County Farm Bu-
reau completed it's campaign for
new members with a meeting at
Milesville on Tuesday evening of
this week. We are not able at this
time to give detailed account of
the success Of the campaign, but
from all we can learn they met
with great success and the result
of the various meetings held over
the county is sure to bring about
much good. The organization for
the next year will have such an
increased membership that it will
be able to accomplish much in the
way Of the handling of the farm
problems. We hope to give more
complete account of the entire
work accomplished during the ten
days campaign next week.
One registered Poland China
boar nd some fall piags for sale.
L. G.. Keck, Philip, S. D. 81 st p
The New York Glee Club played
to crowded house at the Gem on
Monday night of this week. From
what we are able to learn the en-
tertainment was very good, the
quartette work, especially the sing
ing of the negro melodies was re-
ceived with favor. Some of the
members of the troupe were hand
capped By severe colds which made
it difficult for them to sing.
Watch for the Specials Saturday
at r. M. Williams Store.
Are you in on this? ?
In on what?
The BIG LEGION DANCE at
Pohle's Hall December 17th.
Funds go to the new club rooms
FOR the Legion.
We are again in line to supply
our customers with gasoline and
kerosene. The stock we have on
hand is an Oklahoma product, the
gas is especially good, testing 3
points gravity test more than the
best gas we ever sold. You wont
have to put hot water on the car
.burator to start your car # you
use this grade of special winter
gas. Philip Oil Company. 52-4t
There will be q double-header
basket ball game at Pohle's Hall
Friday evening, December Bird. The
Kadoka High School teams, both
the boys and the girls will be here
to play the local High School A.
greeations. This will be the se-
cond time this season that these
teams have played. On the other
occasion the Philip girls were DE-
feated ~ Kadoka, and the Philip
boys won over the Kadoka bcys.
Those who attend are assured of :
full evsnins's entertainment.