Local bank organized as county town jubilee planned
Quinn residents form a local banking institution amid a three day jubilee August 21 22 23 to celebrate the railroad arrival. The piece notes ties to the Milwaukee line and regional developments across Rapid City Van Metre and Chamberlain with diverse county events and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Quinn Courant
Rapid City
Chamberlain
Arkansas
Wee William E. Sweeney
Presho
Marion B. Hopkins
Minneapolis
Contests Notice Involving Affidavits and Hearings
A contest notice appears with affidavits and references to Frank J. Murry and Ed Johneun. The document mentions disputed parcels or tracts, timing, and a registrar, indicating formal contest proceedings to determine ownership or claims with hearings pending.
Local Notes and Developments in Smith Area
residents report back to work after illness visits share news of neighbors commerce and school district gathering. land office contest affidavit filed by Margaret A Carbett alleges abandonment and lack of improvements on homestead entry 0a near section 0a in Pennington County with notice to appear in Pierre for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Black Hills Union
Smith News
P. F. Neff
Ada Meyenfeldt
Grindstone
Contest notice of land contest in South Dakota
The Department of the Interior announces a contest against Henry E. Rachols of Grindstone against homestead entry 8715 for parcel parts in section and township. John Gildea, the contestant, is alleged to have abandoned the tract for over ten months since entry, with no cultivation or residence as required. Public hearing set for August 15 1907 before the supervising officer at Philip S. D. South Dakota, with publication due after due service and an affidavit dated July 9. Albert Wheelon, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
State Land Office
de Turty
Margaret A. Carbett
William J. Ostert
Enteyman
Pierre
Barhur
United States
Heney FE. Rachhols
Grindstone
South Dakota
Byron L. Clow
Philp
Albert Wheelon
Landmark action in Pierre land office contest notice
Department of the Interior convenes contest affidavit for homestead entry No. 8540 in NW I Section 23 Township North Range 10. Williams Reed contester alleges abandonment for over six months before June 29 1907. Notice directed for publication after due diligence failed to serve due person. Albert Wheelon named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Pierre
NW I
Williams Percy Reed
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Fordone
Alhert Wheelon
Notice for Publication of Claim in Probate Case
The document records a notice for publication concerning a claim in a probate matter. It references Lanste M mutant of Pais ens hed motice and Renita ade Jue iam with the U. S. Commission. The text is fragmented but indicates a formal legal notice and associated fees.
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Lana Uplee
Amberiain
Awewat & 1807
Lanste
Pais
Through train service from Fort Pierre to Rapid City opened
The inaugural passenger train ran yesterday under Conductor Hannegan and Engineer Sherman, with 100 plus aboard. The westbound trip Fort Pierre to Rapid City via Philip stopped for dinner, arriving 3 55. Eastbound service runs Rapid City to Fort Pierre, with through express and Missouri River transfer added cost. Freight trains run daily and American Express agents handle express. The new service promises convenience until a Missouri River bridge completes and through railway mail arrives.
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Northwestern
Fort Pierre
Rapid City
Hannegan
Sherman
Philip
Phillips
Philp
American Express Co
Missouri River
Missouri
West
Notice of final commutation proof filings
The Department of the Interior Land Office in Chamberry J. D. announces Ever It of Philip S. D. filed for final commutation proof on Homestead Entry No. 1 for the NW quarter of section 2, township 21N range 21K, with proof to be made before Byron L. Clow in Philip S. D. on Sept. 18, 1907. Witnesses named: John H. Wray Martin Neher Aick Ranning. CHAS. L. BROCKWAY, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamibe J. D
Rouen
Philip. S. D
Township
Byron L. Clow
Philin
John H. Wray
Martin Neher
Aick Ranning
Mhittie
Chas. L. Brockway. Register
Department of the Interior
Seamers Veanne
Philip
Ren L. Clow
Searietens
Philp
Enit
Vies mv
Wester Eurh
Marvin Ie Phile Wie
Pup
Ale Hal
L. Brockway
Register
Chamberlain
Alice K. Durkee
Bee
U. S. Commissio
Cowboys at State Fair promise daring western relay race
At Huron the state fair will feature cowboys from the bad lands performing three relay laps daily for four days from September 9 to 13. They will ride buckskins and race for a 250 purse, aiming to thrill spectators with a bold western life depiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Fair
Plains
Bridge and Depot Work advances in Pierre region
Carpenters began on the coal shores and progress continues at the new Pierre passenger depot shops round house and other East Pierre buildings. The bridge work extends to the fifth pier with the fourth span rushed. A semiofficial notice says the bridge may be ready October 1. Northwestern names Chester T. Dike division superintendent with headquarters at Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Northwestern
Chester T. Dike
Dike
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Allen’s Livery Barn
Archie Allen
Hastings Land Company
U. S. Land Office
Fiyde Bk. M. B
Hastings
Mgr
S. D
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
J. L. Huff
Wasta
Ocr
James E. Manuell
Weed & Kumm
South Oak
John Rea
van Metre
Park River
N. D
Scotty Philip
Chicago
Reliance
Gregory County
J.B. McPherson
Young & Philip
Young, Philip & McPherson
Hayes Homestead
Grindstone Bee
Warren Brothers
Lake Flat
Frank J. Murry
Iyrman
Nesta
Couriaai i
Johneun
Charles A. Airey
Lawerence Opheim
Noble Bucy
Thos, Bucy
Smith
Messrs
Milford
Cox
Cheyenne River
E. ©. Shipp
A. P. Hartzell
Pennington County
Interior
Salt Face
Annes
G. D. Wnih
Peanalie Soe
Sue Gue
Plum Creek
Ione
Miene Pietervell
Ahi
Sue
Ene
Port Pierre
State Normal School
Springfield
J. S. Frazee
Dray and Transfer
Stim
Wert
Dray
Harrell & Melano
Burnett & Nelson
J. H. Edwards
Dex Moines
Charles W. Humphrey Attomney
the Review Office
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