The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07

AhNAOil d4C hSiS IIllS week InG VS.
ting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
al Johnson. They expect to be in
Philip until about May list,
Gooseberry plants for sale at Is
cents each. Inquire of Mrs. John
Urban. 20 ct
r. J. Curran, who mas made his
home for the past year with his
daughter, Mrs, Al Johnson, left
last night for Colorado and Idaho,
for visit with relatives. He will
also visit at points on the coast
while away.
J. F. Basford, who formerly OPP
Grated a bakery in Philip, was a
visitor here for a couple of days
the fore part of the week. He is
now located in Chamberlain and
is employed in a bakery.
We have a nearly new Chevrolet
, "Four-Ninety" model touring car
for sale. This is a neat little car
and we will sell it very reasonable
HOME Land & Loan Company
The Story Hour Saturday, April
9Th at the Library Will be III the
charge of Mrs. Grams Forsell. The
story will be a continuation of
Kazan, which was begun by Mrs u.
0. M. Culp at the last Hour for
the older children. This is for the
children of nine years and older.
The Catholic Ladies will serve
lunch on Saturday, April 9th, at
DR.. Fitzgerald's office, from 11:30
A. NJ. to 10 P. M.
Will all persons who have books
from the Library they are through
with, please retrun them, as the
card system is being instituted
and want to get them in shape
as soon a possible.
Have a good 100 acre relinquish-
ment for sale at a bargain. If you
have some cash to invest see Home
Land & Loan Company for this
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esler Wheeler are
the proud parents of a daughter,
born to- them at their home south
of town on Wednesday, March 30.
Found: One mile north of Philip
"a pair Of black fur gloves. In
quire at Pioneer-Review office.
J. P. Erickson of Pierre was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week attending to business
matters. He is connected with the
First National Life Insurance Co.,
q Pierre organization that has been
doing a large business througout
the state for the past several years
If you want a fine big tour
ing car in perfect mechanical con-
dition ask us about our new Path
finder seven passenger car. Home
Land & Loan Company.
The Story Hour at the Library
last Saturday was conducted by
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Owing to sickness
and other causes there were not
many \out, but alli who were had
good time, and a ride in Mrs.
Fitzgerald's car afterwards.
If you have any land to trade
| for a car, cattle or town property
see Home Land & Loan Company
We have several exchanges we can
offer you also one of the best in
come properties in Philip to trade
for, what you have worth the
money.
/ A. P. Ryger, State Dairy Expert
land County Agent Sanderson, at.
tended a meeting at Grindstone
Wednesday evening, March 30th.
The meeting was we'll attended ane
some very valuable suggestions
discussions were offered. Mr.. Ry.
ger approves of plenty of fresh
air for dairy COWS, but he says
west river people are too generous
| in their belief. Eighty-seven pei
cent of milk is water, therefore il
tn dairy cow gets only enough
water to sustain her body, none i:
used for milk production. Some
very valuable arguments were brot
out, favoring the fall calf as re
CARDS condition of cow, growth o1
calf, production of milk and price
of products.
Mis- Nina Duryea, county super
intendent attended conference a
Pierre on March both and 31st
called by State Superintendent
Shaw, and composed of Superin
tendents from Hand, Hughes, Stan
ley, Potter, Haakon, Sully and Dou
glas counties, to outline part 0.
/ nIans intended as a guide to ar