Morrison for County Commissioner from Stanley County
E Morrison seeks the Fourth district county commissionership in Stanley County post district realignment. A longtime Philip resident since 1800, he is endorsed by Stanley County Republicans for his experience, fairness, and ties to ranchers and homesteaders. He would bring steady leadership and practical county guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morrison
B. Morrison
Morrison
Stanley County
Bad River
Philip
Philip Township
Mrs Chas E Smith Adopts Dr King’s New Life Pills
Letter from West Franklin Maine woman says she likes good things and uses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a family laxative. Also notes uncalled for mail at the Philip post office for the week ending Aug 20. Other names include Santis Oral McLaughlin and H. H. Poe ey streic h 1 Wren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, E Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Philip
Santis Oral McLaughlin
H. H. Poe Ey Streich
Wren
Local Bank Cashier Weds in Brooklyn August 11 1908
Fort Pierre Bank cashier L E B Goldsmith returns from vacation with news of his marriage to Mathilda M White in Brooklyn on August 11 1908. They will live at Strain cottage Park street south of Bad river after August 27. Mrs Goldsmith will find a warm welcome among Goldsmiths friends in Fort Pierre.
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L. EB. Goldsmith
Fort Pierre
Louis E. Goldsmith
Mathilda M. White
Marrige
Brooklyn
New York
Strain
Park Street
Bad River
Goldsmith
Land claim notices from Interior Department dated August seventh
The record lists claims before the U S Interior Department and the United States Commissioners at Chamberlain and Washington. Arthur D Me Gtemks of Miltd BD and others seek to establish or confirm land rights with dates for commutation and payment as required by law.
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Department of the Uatarior
United
Tater
Kama
Chamberlain
Byron J. Clow
Nee
Phin
Department of the Interior
Calted
Miaten
Angus EA
Bereby
Arthur D
Slade
Contests Filed Over Homesteads in Pierre District
U S Land Office notices in Pierre South Dakota report multiple contest actions against homestead entries. Contestants claim abandonment, lack of residence and cultivation, and no improvements. Hearings set before U S Commissioner Byron L Clow and later before the Register at the Pierre Land Office.
Contests Filed Over Homestead Entries in South Dakota
Sufficient contest affidavits filed in the Land Office at Chamberlain and Pierre challenge Homestead Entries No. 3417 and No. 4208. Claims allege abandonment of the tracts for over six months, with not occupying or improving required by law, and deny absence due to service in U S wars. Hearings set for September 1908.
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Durrell
Barniart
Jomesville
Army
Navy
Mat Corps
United States
Span
Ereby
Byron L. Clow
U. S
Philip
Dakota
United States Land Office
Pierre
Albert Wibeson
Department of the Interior
Jie
Frank L. Barnhart
Monroe
Lev
Edwar H. ‘Truitt
Albert Wheelon
Register
Chamberlain
Olivia M. Ingram
N. Mange
Annie Bosse
M. L. Parcells
N. P
Pt. Pierre
Cham‘lal
South Dakota
W. Hall Srons
United States ‘Land Office
Mdavie
Eva Cheney
Lola Ne
N. Wyse
Township North
Range
William L Zohn
Army Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
Teremmane Des Atriaes
Pt A
Chamhe
Hart Snows
Lyron L. Clow
Albert Willeelon
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Meyer & Hudspeth
Leggett
G. W. Paddock
Lindsay & Orr
Ully
Guerles
Stanley
Pierre Bank K
Fort Pierre, S. D
WME
Mtmtar
Emond
S. D
Wray
Is. W. Russell
Bouth Dakota
Ali
The
Missouri
Bill Jones
Capital Journal
Coe I. Crawford
W. H. Parker
E. W. Martin
Col Parker
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San June
Cal
Gas Belt Exposition
Reed
West
Jetc
Gas Belt
Presbyterian Ghurch
C. W. Hague
James Lee
Zanesville
Mary Lee
Boc
Wes Or
Pain
W. Mall Irog
Tee Lai
Guring
Rtment of the Interior
Walter
William W. Walter
Henry Hoffman
Prop
West Land Company
Hastings Land Company
U. S. Land Office
Onice
Rtyde Bik
Hastings
Mgr
Wokama Drug Company
Wokama
L Millett
A. J. Bunker
Anderson Michael
Walden
Bank OF Philip
Frank Slocum
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