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

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Fred H. Root returned Friday
morning from Sioux Falls where
he attended state meeting Of
the Independent oil dealers.
Wanted: Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Karl Goldsmith, Pierre,
South Dakota. 81
He double-crosscd his friends
and there WAS The Devil To Pay
He shifted his guilt on another,
and there was The Devil to Pay
He scornod love to marry for mo-
ncy and there was The Devil u
Pay" He defied God and then
what? See THE Devil to Pay" at
she Gem Sunday.
NICE YELLOW SHELLED CORN
AT THE MILL
Rubbers and artics Of all kinds
-an be had at the Segal Clothing
Co.
Rev. D. D. Collins has accepted
the position as teacher OF the
school at Powell, and entered upon
his new duties last week. The po-
,ition was left vacant by the i'll
ness Of the former teacher who
Was forced to resign on that &C
count.
Several Of the crew Of workmcn
employed in the drilling Of the oil
we'll north of here on what is cail-
I'd the Cherry Creek structure,
we're here for several days the
latter part Of the week They
came down to seucre some repairs
for the drilling outfit. and were
two days on the road in, and were
held M here for several days on
account of the snow They report
the work progressing as we'll as
could be expected under present
weather conditions.
State Coal for sale at Farmers
Cooperative Co.
The Fortnitly Club of Philip en-
fertained their husbands on last
Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent playing Five Hundred after
which dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. l.. @. Roush was pre-
sented with beautiful loving cup
which was the prize given to the
lady having the highest score for
past six games. The club members
are: Mesdames Ned Benedict, N. b.
Gearhart. F. J. Kurka, J. f. Kurka,
w. X. Walpole, T. j. Mcclure. r.
NJ. Williams, r. V. Millstcad, f. O.
Roush, A. L. Anderson. c. f. Nc
Lane and H. A. Kumm.
A regular old time blizzard
swept over this part Of the coun-
try Wednesday, blocking all lines
Of traffic The west bound passen-
ger went as far as Cottonwood,
and was forced TO tie up there un-
til snow ploW was sent through
20 clear the road 1t is hard to tell
at this time. just when the var
ions stage lines and mail routes
will be able to operate.
An interesting program was CIV
en- at PohIe's Hall last Friday G,
ming Just before the basket bah
game, by the High School Literary
Society The program consisted Of
musical numbers, readings, etc.
and debate by six Of the stud
ents. The programs have beer
gaining favor with the people Of
the community, the past two o,-
ing given to crowded house
j. c. Nelson. president Of the
Commercial Club has called our
attention to the fact with the
number Of witnesses, jurors, at
torneys and others attending the
term Of circuit court which begins
next Tuesday, there may be a
shortage of sleeping quarters for
the visitors. He has suggested that
those Of our residents who may
have spare rooms, should leave
their names with acting secretary,
L. S. Wheeler, so that in case Of
inquiries they may be directed to
the places where they can secure
accommodations without delay.
Dr. Ramsey reports the birth Of
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Coyle at their home south of town
on Tuesday, January 3lst.