The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-15
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CO-OpeTaLlVc W.
Rev. V. A. Woodwork went to
Huron Sunday evening.
c. A. Farnsworth was a passeng-
er to Minneapolis Sunday night.
John Rhea of Fort Pierre was a
business visitor in Philip the fore
part of the week.
DIR. Gearhart reports the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. }. II.
Froslie near Hilland on Friday.
June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lowe of
Wendte, and Mr.. A. }. Hauge Of
Van Metre were guests at the
J. C.. Nelson home last Sunday.
Earl Lewis, City Engineer of
Rapid City, was here yesterday at
the opening of the bids for the
construction of a sewerage system
and waterworks extensions.
Mrs. C. H. Holcomb and child
rem arrived Tuesday from Huron.
They are now comfortably located
in the Nuremberg residence in the
west part Of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Millstead re-
turned to Philip from Pierre on
Monday. Mr.. Millstead had been
in Sioux Falls on business and Mrs.
Millstead had been visiting in
Pierre.
Mrs. Gus Stoermer who has been
in the hospital at Rochester, Min
nesota for several weeks, returned
to Philip Sunday. Her many friends
will be glad to know that she is
rapidly improving.
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Kellerman
left Sunday for Midland, whore
Mrs. Kelerman will visit for the
next couple of weeks. while Mr.
Kellerman is attending conference
at Mitchell.
w. B. Farnsworth who had been
in the Pierre hospital for a couple
of weeks following an operation,
returned to Philip last Thursday.
He is still quite weak but says he
feels much better and is rapidly
growing stronger.
Rev. Father Reid who was in
jured in an automible accident one
day last week is reported some
what improved at this time, altho
he has been quite i'll for several
days
J. J. Curran of Chatfield, Min
nesota, who has been here for the
past week returned to his home
Monday night. He was called here
by the serious illness Of his faith
err, whom, we understand is much
improved at this time.
Another heavy rain fell in this
part of the country last Saturday
afternoon, which we believe was
quite general. Since then, however
we have had fine weather, which
is giving the farmers chance to
/ get their alfalfa harvested.
Ray Fitzgerald of Lennon, was
an arrival Tuesday morning. Mr..
Fitzgerald is a nephew of DR.. H. A.
Fitzgerald, formerly Of this city,
and spent some time here couple
or three years ago. He is interest
ed in the new publication "The
South Dakota Oil News" which is
to be published here.
John Bergstrom, who has resid-
ed for number years near Hard
improve shipped a car load Of per
sonal effects on Monday, to st.
Francis, Kansas. His family have
been there for the past couple OF
weeks. Mr.. Bergstrom has rented
a place there and will make his
future home there.
The Philip ball team will play
the Milesville team at Milesville
on next Sunday afternoon. On the
following Sunday, June 25th, the
fast Murdo team will be here for
return game. Manager johnson
wishes us to request that any one
going to Milesville Sunday who
can carry one or more players will
please notify him as early as pos
sible in order that he can make
proper arrangements and that the
expense Of the team will be as
small as possible.
The last number of the Chau-
tauqua was given in the large tent
here Monday evening. with fair
sized crowd. The chautauqua this
year consisted of five numbers, the
first being on last Thursday night
The weather conditions this year
uere NOT favorable. especially the