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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
8
Cowboys from the plains will appear at the Huron state fair September 9 to 13. They ride buckskins in a relay race for a 4250 purse, showcasing life on the western plains. The event is teased as a strong fall exposition entertainment with daring riding and dramatic action. Bear in mind the Harvest Festival as a show worth the journey.
Local notices announce Philip Harvest Festival scheduled September 3 to 5 with promotional appeals to spend all three days in town. The Philip Review seeks correspondents for tributary areas and lists ads for lumber, meats, seed, publications, and farm relinquishements with various prices and contact points.
Contest affidavit filed by John Peshek against homestead entry No. SM 3905 for NW 1-4 Section 28 North Range 1 West. Six months of abandonment claimed. hearing set before Register in Pierre South Dakota on September 5 with final bearing September 7. Publication directed for due notice.
The Department of the Interior issues a contest notice against homestead entry No. CM made May 2 1905 by Katherine Kelly alleging abandonment for over six months before June 3 1907. The hearing date is set for September 1 1907 and September 5 1907 at the United States Land Office in Pierre South Dakota.
Claim notice for entry of homestead on lands located in Philip, South Dakota. Witnesses named include James D. Biol, George Furness, F Woods, and Fannie Beenie. The hearing before U. S. Commissioner L. Clow is set for September 14, 1907, at the Philip office.
Land Office notice states Byron L. Clow will hear the proof for a homestead entry in township 2 south range 4 west. The claimant is Louis M. Duttell Philip South Dakota. Witnesses listed: Wiley Barnes Guy Horak Cearieesy Ward Charles Ahare. Hearing scheduled September 18, 1907.
Ever H. Everson of Philip South Dakota has filed notice of intent to make final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 1 dated June 1 1908 for the SW 1 4 of section 2 township 1 north range 21 east. Proof to be made before Byron L. Clow US Commissioner at Philip SD on September 1 1907. Witnesses named: John H. Wray Martin Elsenbraun John Fischer Erik Runbing and Charles Brockway Register.
Public contest notice outlines an affidavit filed July 1 and dates in 1890s era land claim. It names Margaret A and William J Ostert as participants with entries in NE sections, noting cultivation requirements and registration deadline at 10 o'clock a.m. on a specified date and place. The record references a commission and officials overseeing the case.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe an interior notice from a city commissioner or office, referencing a purge, retention, and commutation with unclear place names and dates, making the exact action and deadline unreadable. The readable bits suggest municipal duration and zoning terms without a clear outcome.
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