The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-10
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Mrs. o. K. Whitney is visiting il,
| Pierre this week.
Mrs. Hal d. Wheaton and baby
returned from Kadoka the fore
part of the week.
Some signs of a drop in candy
has come to our notice and we now
have few bars of candy for the
youngsters The Canteen.
Mrs. Walter Reynick and child
ren are visiting with relatives in
the vicinity of Grindstone this
week.
Mrs. Gust Elfstrom of Cott.n-
wood who has been at the Fitzgcr-
aid home for the past two weeks
returned to her home on Wedncs-
day ...
The drop in sugar has given the
candy factories a chance to put out
a few small bars at a nickel. We
have few at the Canteen.
Miss Hilda Sether who has speut
the past several months in Philip
returned to her one near Grind
stone last Friday.
Fred H. Root made hdsiness
trip TO Lead on Wednesday.
TIE Royal Neighbors held thier
regular meeting on "Wednesday
night at which time the officers
for the coming year were duly in
stalled.
A few boxes of Spitzenburg ap-
pies that we will sell at YOUR
price. Ask us for bargain in fine
eating aples. The Canteen Pleas
ure Parlors.
A dance and basket supper will
be given at Milesville on the even
ing of Friday, February 18th. The
proceeds of the affair will be used
in remodeling and repairing the
hall. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
DR.. Ramsey reports the birth of
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooks near Elbon, on Sunday Feb
ruary 9Th.
We ommitted to mention IN o01
last issue the birth ns ! baly hoy
at the home of DR.. End Mrs. Ii. 4.
Fitzgerald on Friday, January %.
There is no oil well at Cotton
wood. That is lust another r0sy
dream of Brother Nipple of the
Pierre Capitol Journal.
Schlitz, Budwiser and Schmidts
Malta are brewed to fill your lies
ure moments with thirst-spot sat
isfaction while you rest. All three
of these matted drinks are sold at
the Canteen.
Grandma Stevens, who lives
near Minnesota in Butte county
was 102 years old on Tuesday the
eighth. Grandma still retains her
vitality, is as spry as some people
little more than half her age, and
takes an active interest in events
of a local nature as well as nation
ii affairs. At the fall election she
,ast her first ballot for the candi-
dates of her choice and watched
the returns from the election as
faithfully as the seasoned politi-
clan.
We have a number of new bars
of candy at the Canteen-als so some
new sizes in the bars of proven
popularity at the old prices Buy
YOUR candy where your satisfaction
IS assured or your money back. The
Canteen Pleasure Parlofs, Philip
and Kadoka.
Rapid CITY had warm election
this week for the election of nine
city commissioners under the city
manager plan. At the outset the
Commercial Club selected nine cam
didates Many of these refused to
qualify. Others did not represent
Rarticular interests and factions
that thought they should be rep
resented. The labcring men were
disgruntled that they did not nase
"a horney-handed representative on
the proposed ticket. The wome /
were dissatisfied because there
were no women on it. The result
was that the official ballot was
finally printed with the names of
twenty-four cndidates for the nine
places. The smoke Of the battle
has not yet sufficiently cleared
away so as to enable us at this
distance to tell our readers Just
where the political corpses lay.
For Sale: Acle Durn seed wheat.
Pure and free from foul seed.
Ralph Hapcop Tunorrn 9 n 10 +f