The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-02

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Grindstone of Monday. February
9th.
"A Broadway Cowboy a hilar-
ious romance of stage life and
sage brush To be showed at the
Gem Theatre Sunday and Monday
March 9TH and 9Th.
William Wilson, residing near
Ashcreek came into town Tuesday
evening and took the train east :.
He was called to Fond du lac, Wis.
by the serious illness of his moth
er.
Rev. c. F. kellerman and family
left Tuesday evening for ST. Louis
where they expect to visit for the
next five or six weeks with rela-
tives
r. J. Fanchcr left Tuesday night
for Milwaukee, Wis. where he
went to investigate a business pro-
position. 1t is possible that his
future plans may require that he
move from Philip to that city.
An exceptionally fine program
at the Gem Friday and Saturday .
Alice Lake in an intensely inter-
esting drama Should a Woman
Tell together with News reel
Charles Tofte and Velva Baber of
Elbon, were down for the spelling
contest held here last Saturday and
visited over Saturday and Sunday
with their teacher, Elma E. Smith
north of town.
Don't forget Hurricane Hutch
third episode to be shown at Gem
Sunday and Monday.
Full line Of Hess remedies at
Pioneer Pharmacy.
For Sale: II Ford radiators: 6
gasoline lamps; a bunch OF tanks,
will hold from | gallon to 40 gal
Ions. At the Tin Shop on the cor
ner opposite Black & yellow Car
age. 10 At p
j. G. Stevens, Of Newcastle, Wy
oming, is in town this week and
will take trip north Of here to
inspect some Of the oil structures
of that country. Mr. Stevens is q
geologist and oil producer, and
has had much experience in that
line of work
C. n. Leedom Of the state high
way department and Frank Cum
mings of the rural credits depart
ment were in town yesterday or
their way to Kadoka.
He had faced western bandits but
Gee Whizz! Here comes her faith
err. See William Desmond in "A
Broadway Cowboy at Gem Sunday
and Monday. March 5 and s.
Lost, Saturday Feb. 25th Black
Hills gold lavalierre. Finder please
return to Mrs. j c. SEVERN and
receive reward
On Monday evening the Ladies
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion will hold it's regular meet
ing at the Red Cross rooms at 1870
sharp. All members are requested
to be present. At this meeting the
officers for the ensueing year will
be elected. Come prepared to pay
your annual dues. We urgently
ask that very member make an
effort to be present.-Laura
Wheeler.
Nels Carstenson was in the Of
fee Saturday and appeared to have
just about recovered from his re-
cent injury received when he fell
from derrick, the hook to which
he expected to hang a hog catch
ing him in the upper lip and nose.
We are glad to state that the in
jured member has been fixed up
so that there viii be very little if
any Disagreement His face is
still very sore although it is now
nearly we'll.
An improved farm for rent. $50
acres cultivated; fifty acres new
breaking; 40 acres alfalfa; 60 acres
farmed for six years. Good house,
barn. garage and all necessary out
buildings. Plenty of water, fenced
and cross fenced. Will rent for
cash or shares to responsible man.
10 miles north of Philip. Address
Lock Box 3, Kadoka. s. D. 10 If
Try one of the always sharp pen
ellis at the Pioneer Pharmacy, only
So cents.
An examination for teachers will