The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-06-08
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DIR. Mead Eye Specialist Jun Is p m
John Malone and son left Mon.
day night for Sioux City to visit
with relatives for short time.
Ed Ferguson of Plum Greek was
down Monday purchasing supplies
in preparation for the alfalfa har-
vest. He tells us that while the
alfalfa in some places is not as
heavy as last year, still taken as
whole the country over, the yield
will be most satisfactory.
George Porch of Kadoka, was
a business visitor in Philip yester-
day.
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Mrs. William Steen, who has
been visiting relatives in Minneso-
ia for the past several weeks, re-
turned the fore part Of the week.
There will be a dance at Pohle's
Hall on the evening of June 9th.
Preparations have BEEN made for
a big time and you cannot afford
to pass it up. The best Of music.
will be furnished. Remember, Fri
day night, June 9th.
Lost y mile east of the Colts
leben place, car jack. Reward.
J. w. Jones, Philip. % ct
Lars Quail and John Remme, of
Dell Rapids, were in town the fore
part of the week, guests at the
G. M. Johnson home. They went
from here to Hartley where they
have real estate interests
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Beginning tonight, and contin-
uing for five nights the Chautau-
qua will hold forth in the large
tent furnished by the Chauauqua
company. From all reports these
entertainments will be of very
high order, and are entitled to the
support of the city and community
The heaviest rain Of the season
fell last night. We have no means
Of telling just what the precipita-
ton was, but it is estimated at
from u to 2 inches. According
to reports the rain was quite gen.
eral, in fact telephone reports this
morning indicate that it extended
from Deadwood to Chamberlain,
A. C. Kingsbury went to Wall
this morning, the first time he has
ventured out of town since his i'll
ness several weeks ago.
Rev. V. A. Woodwork of the
Presbyterian church went to Rapid
City this morning to attend
meeting of the Home Missions So
ciety of that church.
Fred Rowe, of Fort Pierre, one
of the old timers of the west river
country, passed through here this,
morning on his way to the Hills,
Ned Ronning has started the ex-
cavation work on the lot south
of the First State Bank which he
recently purchased. 1t is his inten-
ton to construct a first class build
ing thereon, to be used for his
meat market. We understand that
the contract has already been let
for the most of the work.
The board of county commits
sioners were in session Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. The
first day was devoted to the rout-
inc business, such as allowing of
bills, ETC., and on Wednesday the
board spent in viewing roads in
various parts of the county. The
next meeting will be in July, the
first Tuesday, which will be the
regular quarterly meeting.
Four large trucks of the army
variety passed through Philip last
evening on their way to counties
in the western part of the state
AS the last one passed over the
bridge just west of town one of
the sections Of the bridge gave
way, allowing the rear wheels to
60 down. The section is said to
have dropped down about four feet
and is impossible for the time be-
ing. However, the repairs will be