The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-20


does it. Sold by Pioneer Pharmacy.
Wanted: Cattle or horses to pas
ture. soc per head for cattle; 75c
for horses. L. +. Wortley, Miles
vile, S. d. 20 2tp
Paul +. Bellamy has donned a
pair of overalls, hit the trail for
his ranch near Milesville, where he
expects to spend some time get
ting in a crop for the coming sea
son and make some improvements.
Rapid City Journal.
Dr. Ramsey reports the birth Of
a boy to Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Vals-
Wig, at their home near Hilland,
on Sunday, April 10Th.
Garden seeds in bulk at Farmers
Coop. Co.
For Sale: Bed, way-sagless spring
and silk floss mattress, and new
$50. New dining room table Sl2.
Inquire at Pioneer Review.
Miss Anna Rausch was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
parents near Grindstone.
Hazel and Evan Mcdonald spent
Easter Sunday with home folks.
Miss Durfee who has been teach
ing the primary room during the
absence of Miss Bake, returned
to her home at Spearfish last week
T. P. Mcdonald and H. P. Man
ming, of the Royal Oil Company,
arrived here yesterday from the
scene Of the oil we'll on Plum
Creek north of here. Drilling has
not been commenced as yet, but
it is hoped that the work will be
resumed at an early date. Mr.. Nc
Donald has been in the northwest
portion of the state for the past
several weeks in the interest OF
the company. and the two gentle
men drove from Wyoming only a
few days ago.
George Porch of Kadoka was
visitor in Philip Wednesday.
C. L. Lear, cashier of the Cotton
wood State Bank, was attending to
business matters here the first Of
the week.
We neglected to mention that a
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
P. Hollister of Philip, on Thurs
day March 31st.
The Segal Clothing Co., are pre-
pairing for big closing out SAFE
to be held during the next few
weeks. The sale will open Satur-
day and continue until the stock
is sold out. This office has been
getting out the bills for the affair
this week some special offers will
be made through these columns
next week. Watch for them.
A number of parties interested
in the term of circuit court called
for Tuesday of this week, were
on hand at that time, not having
been notified of the postponcncnt
Clerk Of Courts Anderson did not
receive the notice Until Friday and
sent cut word, hut It
failed to reach some ri the jurors
and others in time to save 'hnm
a trip to Philip.
The Woman's Club of Philip held
their regular meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Earl Roush on Tuesday ev-
ening. Only fifteen members were
present on account Of the night
being so stormy, but the program
was especially interesting as the
and works of Field,
Stevenson and Riley we're given by
Mrs. O'Neal, Mrs. A. S. Anderson
and Mrs. Roush. Several Of their
poems were read and those present
more fully realize what these poets
have given to the world. Roll call
was responded to by Children's
goodnight poems and some of the
were exceptionally good.
It was decided to put on the con-
test by the Club of the Food Pro
ducts of South Dakota and the
in charge was to make
Present members of
the club desiring to remain in the
club next year are asked to give
or send to the secretary before
next meeting. This is done that
the program committee may have
some idea as to members when
getting the programs ready for
the coming year. No further bust
ness the Club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. O'Neal on May 9th, for
the election of officers.