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New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

is The Misses Leon4 and Esther
Wagner OF Lambertoa were guests
The. past week at the home Of Mrs.
e. q, Dahl I for several days. They
returned home yesterday afternoo on
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
Are You Getting Tie
| Most out Of Life

This is a pertinent ques-s
tion. You may think you
are enjoying life and the
chances are that you, are,
! after a fashion. But you
have headaches occasional-i
"; your meals do not agree
E with you; you suddenly
realize that you are getting
old and that you could not
do what YOU did ten years
ago, etc. The truth is
there is still hope for you. /;
The pro bility IS that you
are suffering from some
form Of Nerve Pressure
that somewhere III yours
spine i small bone hass
slipped out of place; and ISL
pressing on the nerve. Sess
4 competent cllliEopractor
Have him put that bone
back into position and YOU
will be surprised. to find,
with renewed Health, how
much more YOU enjoy life
Cons ultation and Spinal
Analysis Free.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

u. Miss Frances Anderson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson Of Can
by, is visiting With ii D Miss Il Ii: G1yra seifert
Of this city. She arrived NJ Monday and
expects to remain for three weeks.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

Mrs. Otto Meyer entertained a
few friends in honor Of her birthday
anniversary at. her home on South
Broadway on Saturda afternoon.
A social hour was spent with fancy
work and conversation. At FIVE
o'clock q delicious lunch was served
BY the hostess.
The members Of, the Junior sPio-
neer card club were most pleasantly
entertained at the 4 ss 6nsss.ot t; MIllgssl
George Marti at Sche il Is park on
Wednesday, Il neon. Ehea Hfiaair'
was ID honor Of. Miss Emily Helm
of7Los Angeles, Cal! The hours were
spent socially, and late in the after
noon, q picnic Iun1e eheon. was, served
out f 'e guests ettssll
We're present. i.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06

Household furnishings for sale
by Mrs. AL Johnson. We are leav-
ing the city.
1t is requested that all the sol
dler census questIonairres, which
were distributed to exservice men
of this county some time AGO, be
filled out and returned to me M
MEDlATELY. This is to your be-
neft to attend to this matte. AS
soon as possible. Fred n. asoer-
mer. Service Officer.
Arrangements were recently made
by the Haakon County Farm Bu-
reau to secure the services of Os-
car Mills as county agent, to take
the place Of H. M. Sanderson, who
resigned some time ago to take
charge of the State Farm at Cot
tonwood. Mr.. Mills is a graduate
Of the State College at Brookings
and comes highly recommended by
that institution, where he taught
for considerable time following
his graduation. He is in charge of
the Farm Bureau office at the pre-
sent time and would be glad to
have all interested parties call and
get acquainted.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
Former Haakon County Resident
Dies In Omaha

Word was received last week of
the death of Mrs. d. F. Curfman.
of Omaha Mr.. and Mrs. Curfman
were residents of Smith, north
west of this place for several
years. They kept store and the
postoff'ice at that point until the
office was discontinued some years
ago.
They made many friends while
here, and these will all extend
sympathy to the husband and chill
dren in the loss Of a kind, loving
wife and mother. She leaves to
mourn her death. her husband, one
son Arthur, four daughters, Mrs.
Edna Davis of Powell, Mrs, Madeira
Forney of Kansas; Mrs. Halle
jackson and Mrs. Nettie Pancake
Of Omaha.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06

Garden seeds in bulk at Farmers
Coop Co.
Garden seeds in bulk at Farmers
Coop Co.
FORDS: All sizes and prices. Will
sell them cheap. r. V. Millstead
Bank of Philip, Bldg.
CLEAN UP LINE OF "ARROW'
COLLARS 10 CENTS EACH. seq
AL CLOTHING co.
Car Dakota grown Early Ohio
potatoes just arrived. Most OF
these will make very good seed
Farmers Coop. Co.
THE SEGAL CLOTHING CO.. Is
SHOWING SOME WONDERFUL
NEW SILK KNIT TIES 50 CENTS
AND UP.
The Woman's Club held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Bowerman.
During the business session the
club appointed two COMMITTEES,
one to call on the American Lee
glon and ask them to help in 4
Citizenship Program for May 3Oaa,
and another to perfect plans for q
meeting with DR.. Over who VIII
give a picture talk on birds. d.
Over is the Bird Man Of South Da-
kota. After the business session
Mrs. Hendricks as leader asked
that the meeting open with com.
munlty singing in which all Join
ed. Two papers, one by Mrs. CuIo
and one by Mrs. Ramsey were both
helpful and interesting. The meet
ing being on Civic Improvement
led to much open discussion. The
club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Earl Roush.
For Rent: The SW quarter of
section ;, IN 10. for |. or yrs
Write A. A. hammers, Harting-
ton, Nebr. 10 At.
Car Dakota grown Early Ohio
potatoes Just arrived. Most Of
these will make very good seed -
Farmers Coop. Co.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06

Household furnishings for sac
by Mrs. All Johnson. We are leav-
ing the city.
If YOU are run down, discour
aged and out of heart, get a bottle
Of Tanlac and see how different
it makes you feel. Sold by Pioneer
Pharmacy.
LET SEGAL MAKE YOUR NEW
EASTER SUIT $40. AND Up.
N. W. May left Tuesday night
for Aberdeen to attend to bust
ness matters.
Matching eggs. from Standard
bred M. b. turkeys 25c each local
~. 40c each potpaid Pure bred
knight b. Rock eggs Zoe each. =
Mrs ID. W. Mclaughlin. Philip.
- At p
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Wheeler spent
several days in Pierre last week
returning home Sunday morning.
SEE OUR LINE OF NEW EAS
TER SHIRTS. $50 90 AND UP
CLOTHING co.
For Rent: BY the month, 1900
arce pasture, fenced. Abundance of
water and feed. Have shed room
and hay to feed fifty head cattle
for several weeks. 1000 acre rancn
for rent by year, subject to sale.
Address l.. b. Bowen, Pierre. 10 ct
Mrs. K. V. Millstead entertained
he ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid
iast Friday.
Announcement have been rcciev-
d Of the birth Of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bl-azell Of Hot
Springs, on March 23rd. Mrs. Bra
ell was formerly Miss Meta HYDE.
Come to the Commercial Club
next Tuesday night.
FORDS: All sizes and prices. Will
sell them cheap. r. V. MilIstead,
Bank of Philip Bldg.
There will be collection taken
at the Parent Teachers Meeting on
Friday night for the purpose Of
records for the Victro-
la at the school house. Bring your
change.
BUY YOUR NEW SPRING CAP
FROM SEGAL CLOTHING co.
81 80 AND UP.
Grape Furit Is at the Bakery.
Many people on the verge of
despair have taken Tanlac and re-
covered. Sold by the Pioneer
Pharmacy.
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COURT DECIDES IMPORTANT
CASE
Sale MOrtgaged Property. Even
With Consent MOrtgagec,
Constitutes Felony

Sale Of mortgaged property with
out the written consent Of the
mortgage even though it can be
proven that oral consent to the
sale has been granted, constitutes
a felony punishable by three years
Imprisonment according to a de-
cision handed down by the state
supreme court. This interpreted
ion of the statute governing mort
gagged property is the most dras-
tic ever made in this state. attor
neys say.
B. |. Shoemaker was convicted in
the circuit court Of Hanson coun-
ty of having traded a mortgaged
automobile for another machine
of a different make. 1t was grant
ed at the trial that the defendant
had traded the car. but. the de-
tense claimed, and offered evidence
tending to prove their claim, oral
assent to the trade had been OBJ
tanned by Shoemaker. This offered
evidence Of proof, was objected to
the objection was sustained by the
court and the testimony excluded.
Error assigned upon this ruling
was given as the grounds in mo-
ton seeking a new trial. but the
motion was overruled. Appeal was
then taken.
In affirming the lower courts
decision, the state supreme court
declared that the statute is .
harsh one. but its language is plain
and unmistakabIe, and this court
is without power to modify it by
judicial construction or interpre-
tation.
To this view Justice Charles 5
Whiting, in one of his last Off
cial acts before his death, wrote
the following dissention:
Under the majority opinion even
though the mortgage was pre-
sent at the sale of mortgaegd pro-
perty and orally consented thereto
yes, even if he should buy the
property himself, of the mortgage
or with an oral agreement that he
should, and he Afterwards did, APP
ply the purchase price to the mort
gage debit such sale was not
preceded by the execution by the
mortgage of a written consent
therefore, the mortgagor, by sell
ing such property. would commit
felony and might be sentenced
to states prison for three years.
| cannot and will not subscribe to
any ruling that can lead to such
a monstrous result"
The law has been on the statute
books of South Dakota for many
years but has never before been
taken to the supreme court. 1t is
believed that an effort will be
made at the next session of the
legislature to introduce an amend
ment modifying the phrasing of
the law.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.
PHILIP MARKET

Use Durema Flour for pancakes
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
l.. c. Schultz, Chiropactor. 2n:!
door north of p0stofficc.
Bananas at the Bakery 10 cents
per pound.
Benn Carr who has been employ
ed at the state mine at Haynes,
North Dakota, for the past several
months is home this week for .
visit with his family.
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
A. M. Bach, the genial merchant
from Nowlin. was attending to bu-
siness matters here Tuesday.
For Sale: A stack of good alfalfa
hay. Frank Gale, Philip. II st p
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April u
A. S. Anderson was a business
visitor at Rapid City on Monday.
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, Apri! Is
A. j. Moody of Salem was a
guest at the DR.. Guy Ramsey home
the fore part Of the week Mr..
Moody, who has land in this sec
ton of the county, is also looking
for a location for a restaurant
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
County Commissioner d. w. Bias
tian came up Tuesday morning to
attend the meeting Of the board.
County Agent Ira johnson of
Kadoka was in town Monday. He
was accompanied by J H. Dith-
mer.
DIR. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
H. G.. Taggart and Harry Young
town of Midland's bankers, were
attending to business matters in
Philip on Monday.
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
The county commissioners were
in session Tuesday and Wednes-
day attending to the regular quar-
terly business Of the county. Their
next meeting will be in May.
For Sale: A good Hereford bull
and bunch Of good mich cows. -
Bert S. Milligan. - If
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
Guy Gunderson of Grindstone
called at this office Tuesday and
had his subscription advanced an
other year. He tells us he expects
to move to Warner, S. D., about
next week, where he has interests
and where he will reside in the fut-
ure.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist. April ID

K. X. Coshun. cashier Of the
Bank Of Nowlin, w.s Z business
visitor in Philip last Friday.
Attorney Alvin Wasgoner re-
turned Sunday mainlnw tom q
two days stay at Pierre where he
attended a meeting OF the Board
of Regents of Education.
J. w. Conquest Of Cottonwood
was a pleasant caller ut this Of
flee last Friday.
B. NJ. Dalrymple was attending
to business matters In Philip on
last Friday.
Miss Mary Dorothy who hes been
in Kansas City, Missouri, fol the
past two months and a half. re-
turned last Friday morning.
Give nature a chance Take Tan
lac. natures own medicine. Sold
at Pioneer Pharmacy.
Mrs. Gus Stoermer left Friday
night for Rochester. Minnesota, tC
enter the Mayo BrothcrS hospital
where she will lik, y under &c an
operation. She was accompanied
by her son Robert.
Chocolate and vanilla ice cream
at Schwartz.
f. O. Roush is home FIR a few
days from Haynes, North DAKOTA
He will likely return to his work
there some time next week.
Sell your cream and buy your
potatoes at Pohles. s If
Scott Mexican Of Ottumwa was
in Philip Monday.
Wanted: A reliable man to herd
sheep. Ernest Clements, Philip. 1t
Miss Laura Schimke who has
been at Hot Springs for the past
year, was home this week for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Ed Lane Of Midland was shaking
hands with friends here on Mon
day.
J. A. Buchanan and Tom Jones
were among the residents of the
Midland vicinity attending the
annual leasing of school lands on
Drs. Ramsey and Gearhart were
called to Powell last Friday after
noon to attend to Edward S. Foss,
who sustained badly fractured
Egg He received his injuries when
his leg caught in a wagon wheel
The bone being broken in two
places near the ankle.
Henry Hudson and W. S. Shoun
we're down from the northeast part
Of the county to attend the leas-
ing of school lands on Monday.
Jerry Jarman of Nowlin was at
tending the leasing of state land
mere on Monday.
J. l.. O'ConneIl came down from
Ashcreek Sunday and took the
rain Modany morning for Rapid
City where he leased some of the
state lands in Pennington county.
Paul f. Bellamy Of Rapid City
.ame down Sunday night and went
rom here to his ranch near Miles
lille where he expects to spend
some time getting in a crop for
he coming season and making
ONE improvements
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Lear of Cot
,onwood were visitors in Philip on
w. j. Renick who is now living
n Custer, arrived the fore part Of
he week and will spend a few
lays here. He will likely drive
lis car back some time next week. |
c. N. Benson who has been at
Kansas City, Missouri, during the
winter months is home this week
to some work on his |
arm. He has been travelling out
If Kansas City for the past sew
raj months, his territory embrac-
ng some of the Southern states.
Ice cream Sodas and Sundaes at
Schwartz.
Two car loads of alfalfa seed
we're loaded at this point Monday. |
)ne shipped by the Farmers CO.
operative Company, went to Mitch
III, and other shipped by F. f. |
oohle went to MINNEAPOLIS.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
PHONE BLK So OCAI NEWS PHONE BlK 80
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
l.. c. Schultz, ChirOpact0r. End
door north Of pOstOffice.

A'ASoSsS AIyS boPSSldIISl, n Id
L. c. Schultz, Chiropactor. End
door north Of pOstOffice.
For Sale: A Progress sewing ma
chine in first class condition. Mrs.
A. S. Anderson. 10 If
For Rent: NE quarter section 10
7 N r p and w half NE quar-
ter and N half NV quarter 10 IN
Is for moving and grazing pur-
poses. Sl2 per quarter year -
Address VIM Riverson, Willow
Lakes, S. ID. Rt 2 10 ct
James johnson and family, who
have been residing in Lead for the
past several months, arrived here
Tuesday night. After a short visit
at the All Johnson home they ex-
pect to go to Rochester, MINI.
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
Mrs c. B. Aney has arranged TO
'urnish hospital rooms for pau
tents from out Of town. Special at
tention will be given to surgical
cases and the best of care and at
teton given at all times.
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Philip Commercial
Club at the City Hall on next Tues
day evening. Several matters of
Importance will be brought up for
discussion and it is desired that
every member be present.
DR.. Mead. Eye Specialist, April IS
Another one Of those Married
Folks dances will be given on the
evening of Monday, April 18th.
Arrangements have been made with
the Schimke Brothers to furnish
the music and a rousing big time
is assured. Don't forget the date
and plan to attend.
State Coal for sale at Farmers
Co.
Telephone and telegraph mes
sages were carried simultaneously
on the same radio wave length
from a single transmitting set and
antennae in recent New York
They were also
received on a single radio set and
antennae clearly and without dis
tortion. An electrical filter in
by Dr.. c. A. Campbell fig
ured in its success. The achieve
ment was demonstrated by the
Western Electrical Co., and the
Bell telephone system.
Mrs. Joseph Hiedler left Tues
day night for Ogden, Illinois, to
attend the funeral Of her father, A.
J. Wray, whose death occurred at
Platt, this state, on Monday. No
details were given and it is thot
his death might have been due to
an accident. Mr. Wray left here
in 1915, and has resided at Platt
SINCE that time. About four years
ago he paid this city visit and
he will be remembered as one Of
the early residents of the town,
having engaged in various enter
prises during his residence here.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is

Mrs. c. B. Aney has arranged 20
'urnish hospital rooms for pat
tents from out Of town. Special at
tention will be given to surgical
cases and the best of care and at
teton given at all times.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06

Grape Furit Is at the Bakery.
Many people on the verge of
despair have taken Tanlac and re-
covered. Sold by the Pioneer
Pharmacy.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-04-06
DR.. Mead, Eye Specialist, April Is

There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Philip Commercial
Club at the City Hall on next Tues
day evening. Several matters of
importance will be brought up for
discussion and it is desired that
every member be present.
Evening journal., 1922-06-13

mothers death, however. things
changed. I heard voices. i was told
to buy artists materials, and ! would
be guided so as to make pictures
I followed instructions with the re-
suits. My mothers spirit has direct
ed all this for me. She communicates
with me and the spirits Of the artists
tell me about her.
"A group OF dead artists work to-
gether through me. For instance
one artist does the grass, another
architecture, while thesblack cliffs
in several of my paintings were
done by Dore. The artists never seem
TO remember their names very long
They do not talk 20 me In English
They Just project their thoughts TO
me and I receive their meaning in
my own English language.
THE spirits find fault with me
when I don't do exactly as they say
and then they leave me. They make
me go over my work time and again
n II doesn't satisfy them. When I
mix my paints they tell when to
stop. I hold my brush on the canvas
and the spirits guide 1t. never
know what I am TO do next until the
brush moves under the spirits con-
.rol. They do everything. do
nothing"
Evening journal., 1922-06-13
new RHEUMATIC
REMEDY FOUND
A New Discovery That
Threatens to RevOlu-
tiOnize the Practice of
Medicine
A Free Scientific Test to
Be Made in the City of
Wilmington
Every Sufferer From Rheuma-
tism is Invited To Call for a
Free Bottle
A Full Report of Each Case To
Be Published In This Paper

Every sufferer from Rheumatism, no
matter how long standing or what kind
OF rheumatism, is invited TO call for a
free bottle OF Health-Kist Rheumatism
Remedy. at Eckerd's Medicine store,
5l3 Market St Free distribution all
this week. starting today.
There VIII be no charge whatever
for this free bottle OF Health-Kist
Rheumatism Remedy. You are requested
to report the results Of this test to Eek
erd's Medicine Store. However. there
will be no obligation on your part TO
make this report, as It is optional with
you.
II you have acute rheumatism. IN
hammatory Rheumatism, Gouty Rheu-
matism, Muscular rheumatism, Sclatic
rheumatism, or Chronic Rheumatism
be sure and secure a free bottle OF
Health Kist Rheumatism Remedy and
note how quickly you viii be relieved,
usually in from three to five days
II you have sharp. shooting pains IN
the arms, legs. side. breast or back, or
soreness OF any part Of the body, be
Z sure and call at Eckerd's Medicine
Store, 5l3 Market St, for a free bottle
OF Health Kist rheumatism Remedy.
II you suffer from a stif back, stiff
or swollen joints, lameness or pains In
the hips or lolns, chronic rheumatism,
sciatica. lumbago or pain in the back.
Health Kist Rheumatism Remedy and
note how the pain win be relieved in
from one TO three hours.
Health-Kist Rheumatism Remedy
will not irritate or upset the stomach.
Health-Klst Rheumatism Remedy is
guaranteed TO be absolutely harmless,
and a strong tonic In building up the
weak and debllitated.
II the great toe joint Is swollen and
sore: II you have stiffness OF the
shoulders. a crick in the back or neck;
n YOU have pain in the back, hipsseF
Iogrs: n the ankles and feet are swollen
and dark red; finger joints enlarged,
rod and tender; II you have pain In
Inc hips and down the legs, stiffness
ana soreness OF the muscles; II you
have stiffness and contraction OF the
lcrsons. shooting pains in different
parts Of the body; II you experience a
latch in the back when rising from a
,haIr, a sharp pain in the hips when
.aking a sudden step, or lameness. ten
ierness and swelling OF the joints, be
sure and call for free bottle Of Health !
<ist- ,Bheuuatlssr Remedy at Ecskcrd.s 81
Medicine Store. 5i3 Market street. Not
! penny to pay-absclately free.-Ady. >
Evening journal., 1922-06-13
Peeps Of the
9TH Ward Chicks
nv cEVEN
BY SEVEN

For sale-one typewriter-out
side OF being 80 years old and run
ming on one cylinder-it is a yer.
good typewriter. Apply Charlie
Brown.
Kitten-''What is a dumbell2"
Brownie-'The only answer
know is Jake"
Tommy Hand has reported off
He has a bad case of tablets
Poor Tommy
Casey and @. Snyder want Il
know where Sanky was going last
Thursday night, at II D. m. with
his uniform on. They have heard
OF twilight ball but not midnight
practice. What time does the
tailor shop open Sank?
Our first annual moonlight will be
held on Friday evening. July 81.
Boat leaves Fourth street wharf at
1880 O'Clock.
II will be a grand old night,
The chicks will treat you right
And. If you want to swim home,
Land is always in sight.
That center fielder of the Union
team must have been raised on a
farm. Ask Duke Weaver. he
knows.
Since the board OF directors In
stalled that eectric fan in the club
room, Wen have 20 hang out the
S. r. o. sign.
A certain member OF this club
appeared in a new suit last Sunday,
out some members seem TO differ as
o what II really was. Kitten
,alled It rag carpet but Jim Nc
Ateer still believes it's a suit.
All together boys and give an
other big boost for the building
fund.
Lost-A coat belonging to one
Of our members. Was lost at the
ball game Saturday. June II. Please
return to club room. 1905 Lincoln
street.
Brownie wants to know what
will happen to Jake in August.
Sorry we can't help you find out
because that is not in our
line.
Things you seldom see in the
ward
Traynor with a Job.
Ray Snyder without a wild west
story.
Murphy and the right score.
c. j. Snyder without box of
candy.
Brownie and his typewriter.
Lew Potts without a good ball
player.
Tom McAteer without asking for
Dues.
Jerry Casey and a baseball sheet. |
Tommy Hand and wheel
barrow.
Ray Snyder and a shovel.
Jim McAtee without that ride to |
,enape.
Herb without a boost.
Professor Biilingsley without his |