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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

7

Government Land Opening Near Tripp County

The government will open about a million acres in Tripp County for settlement around October 1. The Rosebud extension of the Chicago and North Western is the only railway line serving these lands, with Dallas as the North Western terminus near the reservation border. United States Lands will provide descriptive pamphlets on securing quarter sections, free on application to PLR GC and N W telegraph agent.

Tripp Co Rosebud Chicago & Northestern Dallas North Western United States Lattice PLR N. W Telet

Wokama Notes Mention Local Travel and Farmland Warnings

Lena Matteson visits Midland while Ottumwa man passes through Kadoka en route to Kadoka. Farmers complain hogs devastate crops as Dan McDermaid, Hugo Schelling, and Frank Cabell discuss cattle sales to Sioux City market. Scott and Philip area residents deal with heat, labor shifts, and stock movements amid scattered social events and church notices.

Cor Starbuck Lo Wwetter Ed Olney Messrs. Schilling and Cabell Sioux City Dan McDermaid Mitchell Stanley County Hugo Schelling Frank Cabell Fannie Stafford Rennie Mcfionald

Stanley County Notes Show Local Happenings And Land Talks

Local farmer R. M. Williams refused 6000 for his North Fork farm last week while Miss Ula Tale from Sturgis visited Miss Hazel Road and returned home. Eastern buyers express interest in Stanley county land as H. B. Fislay and Robinson Bros. plan deals. A group of youths traveled to Kadoka Friday to assist the circus, deemed good though small. N. W. May and wife of Ash Creek visited town, praising Stanley county and relief from late bachelor living.

Ala Walt Reagan Jap Rose Philip L. V Vern Williams Wenendlay North Dakota Emma Clementson Kennedy Geo. A. Dornberger Cottonwood Kate Flanagan Pierre James Phangan Fanny Runyan Werre Frank Norman Fort Pierre Shire Maker's Hall Tha Tm Darking North Fork R. M. Williams Ula Tale Sturgis Stanley County H. B. Fislay & Robinson Bros Kadoka N. W. May Ash Creek May N. W

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