The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-08-26

and perfrmers for the big Round
Up were arriving large numbers
and were occupying all of the
vacant ground in the immediate
vicinity of Interior.
Wanted: To buy Is tons of prai-.
RE hay, either in stack or deliver
cd in Philip. If in stack must be
within 5 or miles of town. VIM.
Coyle, Philip. 40 If
The Canteen for cigars
The new session laws of the
special session are published and
they consist of a hundred pages of
law the size Of the revised code
pages. This is certainly some Leg
islation for six day session.
Have you insured your AUTO
MOBILE. If not call at BANK
OF PHILIP and get a POLICY.
We can insure you against FIRE
and LIGHTNING, TORNADO,
THEFT and TRANSPORTATION
damage.
| Kid" Eager was up from Philip
Sunday. He says that Mrs. Eager
| is still at Hartley, Iowa, but she
has recovered from her illness, and
will join him at Philip in about a
week Quinn Courant.
S. w. Russell was an arrival on
Saturday morning and is spending
few days here with old friends
and neighbors. We are glad to
state that Mr.. Russell contempIates
| moving back to Philip in the near
future if suitable arrangements
can be made.
Ives Johnson and wife of Min
neapolis, were visitors in Philip a
few hours lasr Saturday. Mr.. John
son was the cashier of the Cotton
wood State Bank few years ago
and is visiting with old friends in
that locality. He is now connected
with the PETERS Investment Com
pany, which does large business
in South Dakota.
J. l.. Van Cleave of Nowlin was
here Sunday to attend the ball
game between Philip and Interior.
He says the town of Nowlin . is
planning on having community
fiar on August 30th, and are ar
ranging an attractive program of
sports. The best of the farm pro-
ducts at this fair will be taken to
the county fair the following week
and also to the state fair.
NOW is THE TIME FOR THE
FARMER TO PROTECT HIS
GRAIN. AT A THRILLING COST
YOU CAN INSURE YOUR GRAIN
AGAINST FIRE & LIGHTNING
CUT OR UNCUT, IN SHOCKS, In
ISTACKS, OR IN BINS. DO NOT
DELAY BUT COME AND TAKE
OUT ONE OF OUR FARM GRAIN
CERTIFICATES. BANK OF
lPHILIP. 38 If
James Crowser returned Tues
day from the eastern part of The
/, state where he disposed Of bunch
of horses. Like all horsemen wht
have undertook to market horse.
: of late, he was not we'll pleased
with the prices received.
Il Buy quart Of ice cream at tht
, Canteen.
A number Of people from Philil
attended the ball game and othe
} lsports which was put on by th
z lpeople Of Cottonwood on Tuesday
Grindstone and Quinn played
> VERY interesting game, the forme
! winning by score Of eight to five
In the evening a show and dane
! Twas given, and the Fort Pierr
/ Aero Co., were on hand with Al
/ aeroplane for passenger service.
d r. E. Sherman is the new man
6 ager of the Nebraska Telephon
n Company here, who arrived tn
9 fore part Of the week and has TAX
: len over the affairs Of the company
d Mr.. Sherman comes from Nebras
0 ka, but has a homestead near Ur
y derwood, where his family are a
e present. He is many we'll up o
5 the telephone business, having ds
d voted several years to the stud
s lof it. J. E. Brown who has ha
< lcharge of the exchange here fo
t lseveral months has gone to Spear
Ell fish to take over the exchange q
THAT place.