The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-03
Or. N. 5. GEtnHAnT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip. South Dakota
Use Durema Flour for pancakes

f. Fl. Vaughn of Hartley return
ed Saturday from Pierre where he
has been taking treatment at the
hospital for the past few weeks
For Sale or Trade: Rumley steam
engine, 25 h p and Avery Separa-
tor, 34x56. and sete of six plows.
In good condition George Brooks,
Elbon, S. ID. IL If
Remember Patty in 'Mr, Bob
last spring? Doesn't it insure you
of few laughs when it is an
nuonced the young lady who star
red as Patty has accepted a similar
part in Tony the Convict
Taken Up: One 8 year old Red
Steer banded USMAL on left side.
Geoge Brooks, Elbon, S. D IL St
Have you tried the. fresh roast
ed peanuts on sale at Gem Theatre
Nut Store?
j. L. Van Cleave of Nowlin was
visitor in Philip last Friday.
Attorney Harry Kunkle of YanN-
ton, was a visitor in Phiiip last
Satul day, attendiny to legal mat-
ters. He went fran here t. Now
In for a visit before returning to
Yankton.
DR.. Gearhart reports the birth
of baby boy at the home of Cor
don Stout, south of town on last
Thursday, January 9th.
"A dance and box social will be
held at the Consolidated School
building near Milesville on Friday
evening, February Ath. This Office
printed the programs this week
and from the indications we gath-
er that it will be an affair of more
than ordinary Importance. Every
body is cordially invited.
A basket ball game that promis-
es to be good one will be played
on the floor at PohIe's Hall, Sat
urday night, February 5th. Our
boys were defeated by the Rapid
City bunch early in the season by
small margin, but they are det-
ermined to even matters up next
Saturday. If you want to see the
best game of the season come out
and root for the home team.
Next Wednesday only, Owen
Moore in "The Poor Simp." Don't
miss 1t.
Servants of every kind have
been mighty scarce. Especially
good ones. If you are desirous of
securing a butler and a good one,
see one of our prominent young
men of Philip in his try out in
Tony The Convict" Entirely new
style assured and you never can
tell but what new style will be-
come all the rage. Remember that
good buffers are scarce and he
may be engaged on the spot. Be
there!
Manager Rex Fancher of the
Gem Theatre has installed recent
ly what he calls the Gem Nut
Store" 1t is an electrically operat,
ed nut rooster, equipped for the
handling of candies and gum. in
addition to the nuts frseh roasted
from the machine. He expects to
make a speciality of fresh roasted
nuts and home made candy, so the
patrons OF the show may enjoy not
only the first class pictures which
the Gem always puts on, but may
also partake of the best candies
and nuts at the same time. Don t
forget to patronize this feature Of
the Gem the next time you are
there.
The lecture delivered by Mr.
Lew Sarrett last Thursday evening
being the third number of the Ly-
ceum Coruse, was interesting in
as much as it was unique, and was
apparently appreciated by the au-
hence. On the whole it was very
good, however, like too many lee
turers, he was prone to digress
to such an extent that one might
liken his lecture to mther's hash
full Of good things, but diffic'l'r
of analysis. The narrative ef his
travels and protrayal Of characters
with whom he was associated were
features, and it seemed that the
story was much too short.
When he branched off onto re-
ligion his thoughts were sugges-
tive Of the lines: Lo, the poor In
dian, whose untuored mind sees
God in the clouds and hears Him
in the wind Good thoughts, ages
old, and not incompatible with
any creed be it that OF gentle Of
Jew. There was, however, through
ont the whole Discourse r1otwith-