The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31

Home Land & Loan Co.
Pretty Eva Novak in Wanted
1' flo",Tlarters at Gem next
Wednesday and Thursday.
On Saturday, April End, the New
Pioneer Bakery will put silver
dollar in five different loavcs of
Snowflake" bread. Buy your
bread at the New Pioneer Bakery
YOU might be one of the Lucky 5.
Snowflake bread 10c loaf.
For Sale: go day seed oats, extra
good barley, speltz and alfalfa.
Good seed corn. Also ground feed.
A quantity Of ash posts. VIM.
Kurth, Philip. 10 2tp
Philip is rebuilding very fast
after the fire and expects to have
many Of the new business houses
completed in a very short time. -
Rapid City Guide. =
A Belle Fourche small boy fail
ed to find enough 'coasting" for
the proper exercise of his coaster
wagon and took advantage of the
possession Of a small gas engine
used about the household for OPP
Grating household utilities. He at
tached this to the rear of his coas-
ter wagon and to sprocket wheel
attached one wheel Of the wagon
and uses that motive power to
'coast" all over town, and give his
friends the benefit of probably the
cheapest" motor vehicle in use in.
the state.
Small loan wanted on we'll locat-
ed valuable residence. Write Fin
ancial' care of Pioneer-Review,
Philip, S. D., if you want a safe
investment, and good interest rate.
Rev. McReynolds will preach at
the Methodist church both morn
ing and evening next Sunday. Rev.
McReynolds is from Rapid City.
Coming again! Lange, wellknown
Eve Man of Mitchell. Bring the
children; delays are dangerous; be
examined. Largest exclusive eye
business in South Dakota; there is
a reason. Philip April 18th, Quinn
April 14th, P. M. Wall April 14th,
A. NJ.
r, V. Millstead went to Lead on
Wednesday morning to attend 4
meeting of the directors and pro-
moters of the Black and yellow
Trail.
To the man with about ten or
twelve thousand dollars worth of
cattle or sheep for sale we can of
fer very attractive deal for fine
income property that is a money
maker. Home Land & Loan Co.
R. E. Olson came down from
his ranch near Hardingrove Tues
day evening and went to Rapid
City the following morning.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
Kingsbury recently and decided
that more effective service could
be rendered by having a class or
ganization. Mrs. Aldrich was ap-
pointed secretary pro tenn, and the
following officers elected: Mrs.
r. M. Williams, president; Mrs.
G. G.. Wheeler first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Kingsbury, second vice
president; Mrs. Sanderson, third
vice-president; Mrs. Ronning, sec
retary; Mrs. Earl Roush, treasurer;
Mrs. II. A. Benson, class reporter;
Mrs, Al~in Waggoner, teacher.
All ladies are cordially invited to
Join in mutual Bible study at 1880
A. M. each Sabbath. In union
there IS strength.
Arrangements have been made
to shows films from the Depart
mant Of Agriculture and Exten-
sion Division. They will be shown
at the Gem Theatre in Philip on
the afternoon of April 8th, begin
ming at 2 p. NJ, and at the Rex
Theatre in Midland on April 9th.
Following is some Of the films to
be shown: ''The Farm Bureau
Comes to Pleasant View" Wool
and Lamb Marketing Preparing
Mutton for Home use" South
Dakota Boys and Girls Club
Camps and Boys and Girls club
Camp at South Dakota state fair.
There will be straight charge
.of 10 cents each to help pay for
the use of the hall and transporta-
tion of films. Everyone interested
not only in the farm problems, but
the work being done in the boys
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