The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
DR.. n. 5. GEARnART, N. D.
PHYSICIAN and SUR6E0n
Philip, South Dakota
Matted Milk made with the real
milk. Pioneer Pharmacy. "a If

Matted Milk made with the rea!
milk.-Pioneer Pharmacy. "a If
Lester Dorothy returned from
a few days outing in the Hills on
Monday night.
Border Jordan left for Missouri
last week to attend the funeral
of his step-father. He left from
here on Saturday.
You do not have to retire SO
often if you retire with Diamond
tires. Other makes too. See Abel
Hogan at the Variety Store.
Joseph w. Ulch, of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, was a visitor in Philip the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Ulch
was one of the early homesteaders
in this part Of the country, and
still owns his land north of here
near the Teall place. He is we'll
pleased with the crop conditions
especially in the neighborhood of
his farm.
Mark E. Wherler left Monday
fo Yankton where he will spend a
Few days attending to business
matters and visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dorothy re-
turned Tuesday from stay of
several days at points of interest
in the Hills. Mr.. Dorothy says
he would have been willing to
prolong his stay if possible as the
fish were just beginning to bite
good when he was compelled to
come home.
Decide now on a successful bu-
siness career. Take course at
Nettleton College, Sioux Falls.
Write for catalog.
w. E Koehler of Elbon was cal
led to Milwaukee last week by the
serious illness of his mother.
Edward A. Lins, secretary of the
Haakon County Fair was at Ka-
doka and other points of the Mil
waukee Monday putting up bills
and distributing advertising mat
ter for the fair.
Clyde King and family and Mrs.
Andrews of Artesian, on their way
to the Hills were guests at the DIR.
Ramsey home Saturday and Sun
day.
Conditions unsettled is the cry
everywhere. Make yourself secure
by taking course in the Mapka-
to Commercial College, Mankato,
Mimi. Send for free catalog.
Robert Shorson, a banker from
Frankfort, S. d. was visiting with
friends here last week.
G. G.. Wheeler and wife and Ira
Church and family were among
the visitors at points in the Hills
last week.
Farm for Sale: The NW4 sec
ton 81, Twp l South, Range 20 E.
b. H. NJ, Jackson county. Box
$40, Rock Island, ILL., 38 If
The town was almost deserted
on Tuesday. nearly everybody be-
at the Stanley County Old Settlers
Picnic at Midland. Those who re-
turned state that the affair was
well attended and that very en-
tertaining program of events was
given. The rain during portion
of the day on Tuesday enterfered
to some extent and prevented a
great many people firm attending.
G. L. Sheldon this week closed
a deal for the purchase Of the res
idense property of r. A. Bielski
in the north part of town. As
Mr.. Eielski expects to move to
Sioux Falls about Septembre 1st,
possession will be given at that
time.
DIR. Ramsey was called to the Cy
Thompson home last Thursday af-
ternoon to attend Mr.. Thompson,
who had been injured while work
ing in the hay field. It seems that
Ia sling was being used to unload
the hay and carry it into the barn.
The rope attached to the sling
broke allowing the entire load to
fall back catching Mr.. Thompson
and burying him underneath. For
tunately he was soon rescued and
was not seriously injured altho
badly bruised.
Frank Colclough returned on
Monday morning from a months
visit with relatives in Canada and
lis again at hrs work in the North
woafarn dorot He visited vnrinun