The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-07-29
OTTUMWA NEWS.
S. Shounr was hauling freight
from Midland Tuesday.

Comomn sense may and some,
times does reign but it is seldom
more than gentle shower. Any
way 1T nasc. iuu,.
Many of us often ask the other
fellow for his political opinion
but we think very little of their
opinion when they disagree with
ours.
J. I. Singleton, James Walton
and Mrs. Binford took in the dance
at the Thompsons Saturday night.
The people of this neighborhood
are preparing for harvest. Wheat
and oats are an unusually good
crop and seem to be ripening
about the same time. HI. B. Hudson
has new binder and is doing his
best to help out his neighbors.
Owing to threatening weather
the dance scheduled at the Thorn
pson barn last Saturday evening
was not very we'll attended but
those who braved the danger of a
storm and flood were mighty well
repaid. However if you will be at
Thompson's barn next Saturday
eve We'll have another dance, and
you may perceive and to all of
those who fall in line there will be
a hot old time.
The latest date set for the end
ing of this old world is August A.
Let her blow up. Who cares? For
that is just eleven days ahead of
the opening of the hay fever sea-
son.
They say no two persons sec lis
alike. If so then what in the hell
is the use of our trying to see our
selves as others see us. Answer
me that.
Mrs. Binford has a lady friena
visiting her from Port Arthur,
Texas, or some othe old Port. She
gave me her address and name hut
i have them some where in the
wash.
William Anderson and wife
and the County Nurse drove ur
from Midland to Manila, Sunday
p. M. on business. Of course Bill
would have us believe it was bu
siness trip.
A successful office holder M vel
let's the office seek him. He woult
not be successful it he did.
/ C. w. Phillips is up at the Nc
Guire ranch putting up hay thos'
days.
1t is getting to be the custor
that before lady accepts an cffe
of marriage she finds, out if th,
applicant likes the same brani 0
moving pictures she likes.
I Fiester Phillips is out at th'
ranch helping as he says, put !
hay. IF he hadn't said SO it j
more than likely no one woul,
have found it out.
4 Heard in the Midland grand
stand during a recent game: y
| man on first and third said he
Here's where we work tb
squeeze 'Oh, my dear, not on
here. It's TOO public. Please
4 Charles Agee was doing busines
ia Ottu ..Wa Mondas,.
] -. Manila peo '.e sn,agt.
Miss Hansen Of Minneapolis, Minn
to teach the fall and winter tesn
Of school this year.
1 James Murphy and family wer,
transacting business in Manila o.
Monday evening.
], 4 have worn skirts all my life,
said Mabel to her Ma, "and I'm no
going to wear them any longer.
Everybody, or nearly everybody
makes mistakes. Whar is strapg
about the mistakes" Of 4 newpape
, man is the fact that Nd ilatte
! how many errors he makes in lyinI
, about his neighbor's or anothe
mans qualities he seldom lay
himself liabe Ito lynching or
puncture by q thirty-tWo. Ever
body makes them. The only me-
who never make mistakes are slur
| bering in the cemeteries under th
!, daisies and It is more than likel
that some Of them are there d
account Of the mistakes the doc
tor made. Many men make mis-
takes BY marrying when the
! should have taken post grad
uate course Ia how to support he
! III the wsy which she wants to 81
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