The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-10
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HOf farm loans write box 1894
Philip, S. D.
Ira J. Welch left the latter part
of the week on a business trip to
Chicago.
A fine city property for sale or
might exchange for an improved
farm. Home Land e Loan Com
pany Philip S. D. x
Halver Skarshiem was east
bound passenger a few days ago,
going to Lincoln county Off a few
days visit.
Eggs for Matching. Pure-bred
White Rocks. 81 for Is. J. w.
Jones, Philip, IT 2t
Miss May Keithline and Miss Mel
| lie Peterson were entertained at
Mrs. Blackmore's at Midland on
Sunday.
For Sale: Several spans of young
we'll broke work horses, weighing
from twelve to fifteen hundred.
N. Freres, Milesville, S. D. II st
S For Sale: Eggs from all winter
laying Barred Rocks. 81 so for Is.
EdW. A. Lins.
To the local investor let us state
we have a great bargain if taken
at once. Small amount Of cash TO
handle.-Home Land & Loan Com
pany, Philip, S. d.
A number of the farmers and
ranchers of the northwest section
of the county have organized the
Standpat Oil Company, which is
cooperative in it's purposes. We
have been promised a detailed ac-
count of their operations and what
they stand for in an early issue of
the Pioneer-Review.
A car to trade for land with
small incumbrance-Home Land &
Loan Company, Philip, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malone left
the latter part of the week for
Sioux City where they were called
by the serious illness of the father
of Mr.. Malone.
The Commercial Club held a
meeting on Tuesday evening at
the city hall. The regular bust
ness of the month was attended to
matters pertaining to the welfare
OF the community and city dis
'ussed Amorg oShrr ;hilgS the
club appropriated S25 to the pub
lie library established in the base
ment of the Methodist church.
For farm loans Home Land & |
Loan Company.
The Farm Bureau received an
order last Saturday for the third |
carload of Acme seed wheat. One
load Went to Miller, one to Water
town and the other to Platte. Peo-
ple east of the river are recogizing
more and more that Haakon coun-
ty can produce something more
than buffalo and rattlesnakes.
The Woman's Club will hold |
at the Masonic Hall on
Tuesday, March 18th.
B. A. White a former resident
of Milesville, arrived here this
to attend to business af-
fairs and visit with old neighbors.
He has been spending the past few
in California, and expects
to return there in a short time.
The Hilland and Lucerne COM
held meetings on last Sat-
ffraay evening and organized farm
bureau clubs to assist in meeting
their economic social, and financial /
needs. Miss Keithline assistant
state club leader and j. G.. Holmes
livestock specialist, of Brookings
were the speakers. The Hilland
club expect to hold another meet
ing on March 18th.
For farm loans call on the
Home Land & Loan Company now
located in r. V. Millstead's for
mer offices or see any member of
the firm Hal Wheaton Frank
Springer or Ralph Millstead. We Il
san make you reasonably con-
loal. at as fair an inter-
EST rate as any firm can these days.
# you have i farm snap for sale
we are on the job and
loing considerable outside adver-
Using as we'll 1t will pay you to
Zee us.