The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-05

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| Replace the old castings on your
car with new Kokomo castings, and
receive FREE with each casing a
new inner tube. For sale at Joe
Roberts, Philip. 81 1t
| See John Urban for your Twine.
The BEST is the CHETASET. We
handle Deering Standard at 18c
per pound.
/ Gus Lamm left last Friday for
Minor county and expects to re-
turn shortly driving through an
automobile which has, been in that
section for several months on ac-
count of bad road conditions.
Ton and a half Transport Truck,
two ton Luverne Truck, and Ford
Truck. All new. Will sell or trade
for land. Will r. Walpole, Philip,
IS. ID. 81 If
/ Radiators: The White Radiator
for Fords. Double the water tubes
l-Will not burst from freezing
Double the cooling surface, will
not boil on hot days. We also
have secound hand radiators for
sale. At P. C. Wold's, the Tin
Shop in basement of Waddell Build
| ing under Farm Bureau Office.37 3
DIR. mad Mrs. H. j. T. Ince, for
merly of this place but now of
Rapid City were here for several
days the fore part of the week
visiting old friends. They are TAX
ing short vacation and will spend
a portion of the time with old
friends and neighbors here
Don't fail to see the Big West
ern feature at Gem Theatre, Fri
day and Saturday, August 6 & Z
VIM. Desmond in "The BLUE
BANDANA.'
| r. V. Millstead, secretary of the
Comemrcial Club returned Sunday
morning from Huron where he at
tended a meeting of the CONNER
cial club secretaries of the state.
The meeting was held on Friday
and Saturday and Mr.. Millstead
reports a large attendance and a
most enthusiastic bunch of South
Dakota boosters. He believes much,
good will come of such gatherings
where an exchange of ideas and
general discussion matters of pub
lie welfare could be had.
4 For Sale: Southwest quarter of
Section thirty-fve in Township
four north, of Range Nineteen. 10
miles northwest Of Philip. Address
| M. Kennedy, 3632, So. 25th St.
| Omaha, Nebr. 81 If
i G.. F. Barnes, real estate dealer
of Pierre. came out Monday morn
: ing. Mr.. Barnes owns land in
nearly every county in the western
part of the state and recently ar
ranged with aviators Lins and
Thorne to inspect all of his hold
Iings by aeroplane. This something
of a novelty in this line, and some
may think that it could not be
done to advantage. However, as
: it is many hundreds of miles over
} the country where the land is loc-
ated, Mr.. Barnes figures that he
Ican save several days time by fly
: ling from one neighborhood to the
other, the actual inspection to be
made after the ship has landed.
They departed Monday afternoon
and expect to put in three or four
!; days on the trip.
q The Nom Partisan League meet
ling held Tuesday evening in. this
: lefty deserved better attendance.
+ Mr.. Sudan, the speaker gave talk
} that shuld have been heard by the
! merchants and buiness men of the
town. He clearly pointed out that
tie money the farmer loses be-
tween the price he receives for his
Iproduct and the price the consum-
er pays is not to be found in the
small towns, but in the large east
. fern cities. He said the small mer-
chant serves as shock absorger'
I for the big fellows, and that the
!. local merchant loses trade in pro-
: Iportion to the extent that the far
mer is robbed by the big market
! manipulators. Mr.. Sudan closes
work in Haakon county with the
{ meetings Saturday night at Miles
) willie and the picnic Sunday at the
! S. B. Fairchild grove northwest Of
Elbon.