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


Misses Anna and Susie Rausch
spent Easter Sunday at their home
near Grindstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Walpole
returned Monday morning from
Yankton. Mrs. sWalpole has spent
some time visiting relatives at Kan
sas City and Yankton.
Sheet Metal building supplies at
P. c. Wold Tinshop. 10 2tp
Cherry Blossoms, ice cold at the
Canteen.
Beck's All-Star Orchestra will
play for a dance at Pohle's Hall
on the evening of April 18th. The
people who heard this organiza-
tion when they were here a few
weeks. ago will not want to miss
this dance.
Don't forgt that Beck's AlI-Star
Orchestra will be at Pohle's Hal
on the evening Of April 18th, You
will miss the treat Of the season
if you fail to attend.
Little Bobby, Robert Burns.
White Owl and Owl Brand, are a
few of the standard makes of Gig
ars always fresh at the Canteen.
The Altar Society of the Catho-
lie church entertained this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Rose
Walpole.
The Story Hour last Saturday
at the Library was conducted by
Miss Carey and was most thoroly
enjoyed by all who were able to
get there in spite Of the storm.
Miss Carey knows how to enter
tain the children.
The Story Hour at the Library
on next Saturday at 1000 A. NJ.
will be for the small children.
Those under school age. Mrs. Fitz-
gerald will be in charge and the
little folks will be sure to have
good time.
Pop with a chill in it at the
Canteen.
Judge L. E. GaHy is town today
on legal matters.
Andrew Hoidahl left the. fore
part of the week for Minneapolis
where he went to consult with
physicians regarding his health.
Hans Bjeldmas Of Elbon was a
passenger to MINNEAPOLIS the fore
part of the week, having been call
ed there by the death Of relative.
One of the little children of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred H. Root is reported
sick with scarlet fever.
DR.. Bernard Soroce who was the
guest of DR.. Guy Ramsey for sew
ereal days left the first of the
week for St. Paul. He is thinking
of locating at Philip, but had not
fully decided at the time he left.
The Canteen soft drinks are ice
cold.
Dick Boyd left last Saturday ey-
ening to trip trough the east-in
the interest of the Home Land &
Loan Company.
Hal Williams, the new cashier
at the First State Bank arrived
this morning and will start in up
on his duties at the bank tomor-
row. Mr.. Williams has leased the
Schimke residence and will move
his family here as soon as he can
get possession, which will likely
be within the snext month or six
weeks.
Take home quart of ice cream
from the Canteen.
A. P. Ryger, State Dairy Expert
spent two days in Haakon county
He is a man of wide experience
and in dairying has a message for
every farmer of the county and
state.
John T. Heffron, attorney, from
Deadwood was here the for part of
the week attending to legal mat
ters.
You will remember we mention
ed some time ago that the Farm
Bureau was endeavoring to secure
films from the Department of Ag-
riculture and the Extension Divis-
ion. A list of the feature to be
shown at the Gem Theatre on the
afternoon of April 8th, will be
found in another column Of this
paper. Among these will be the
Club picture which will bring to
you an idea Of the boys and girls
club activities as they are conduct