The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17

Albert Olson of Fort Pierre, who
for many years operatedv the ferry
between Pierre and Fort Pierre,
was visitor here today.
C. II, Holcomb, manager of the
Philip Light & Power CO., is in
Minneapolis and St. Paul this
week.
A deputy revenue collector will
be in Philip of Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, February 18th, 18th
and goth and at Midland on the
l2lst and 22nd. All those who are
n doubt as TO how to make cut
their income tax report for the
year 1920, should arrange to see
him on one of these days.
The members of the local post
of the American Legion, who put
on TONY the Convict" here last
Friday and Saturday, are at Ka-
doka today, and will put on the
show at that place tonight. They
will GO to Midland Saturday for
one night and may decide to take
lin some of the others towns at a
/ laer date.
/ The Afterthot, the High school
publication put out by tha senior
class was completed this week and
| is now being offered for sale by
| the members of the class. It is
Inewsy little sheet, full items of
Interest to the patrons of the
school and gives some idea of the
progress they have been making
iduring the past few years. There
is also some very good articles by
the members of the class which
lyou will enjoy reading,
/ Wanted: To buy second hand
Ford touring car. Must be in good
condition and priced reasonable.
Frank Polnicky, Cottonwood, S. D..
13 2t
One next Friday night, Febru-
airy 25th, the Pierre Indian school
basket bal lteam will be here for
a game with the local high school
team. 1t will be remembered that
this is the team that was said to
be too much for any high school
team in the state. However, the
Philip team defeated them by a
small margin at Pierre a few
weeks ago. 1t was their only de-
feat this season and they are COM
ing out determined to redeem
themselves. At Pohle's Hall, on
Friday night, February 25th. BE
Isure to attend.
For Sale: Full blooded Barred
Rock cockerels. $3.50 each. 3 OF
|, Imore, 1925 each. H. c. Johnson
, Philip, South Dakota. 13 2t
The Woman's Bible Glass of the
Presbyterian church spent plea
SAINT afternon on last Friday al
the home of their teacher, Mrs,
Alvin Waggoner. The hours were
spent in Valentine contests anc
general social visiting. Refresh
ments were served before the par
ty broke up. The class will next
meet with Mrs. r. M. William,
at some date yet to be fixed Ths
Woman's Bible Glass of the Pres
byterian church has thirty mem
bers at the present time and take.
considerable pride in the size O.
its membership as well as the Wig
or of its various activities. Il
meets each Sunday morning at ths
Kingsbury residence Contributed
The Rich-Werno Entertainers.
appeared Wednesday, evening a.
the last number of the Lyceun
course, gave an entertainment
(which was very enthusiastically re
fceived by the audience, and as il
consisted of both serious and com
ic numbers no one could but an
nreciate some part of the program
Miss Rita Rich is a comedian ol
considerable merit, and her juve
nile characters were protrayed il
a most realistic manner, as wa.
her Scotch and Irish limitations
Miss Laura Wereno gave seriou.
reading which was a masterpiece
as to rendition and which also con
tanned a good lesson, which wa.
highly appreciated by the mort
serious-minded Miss Werno poss
esses a very rich contralto voic,
and hould have had chance Il
display it to better advantage, shs
being handicapped by playing hel
own acconananiments. To sum L
lup, it would be hard to find tws
people who could furnish better
evenings entertainment.