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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

6

Reservations Vanish From South Dakota Map

A historical account traces how Indian reservations in South Dakota diminished after statehood, describing successive openings from the Missouri River region to the north and south, leaving mainly Pine Ridge and part of Rosebud. Proposals aim to erase remaining reservations, with implications for county taxation and land ownership. Also reported is the death of Isaac Lippet near Belle Fourche after his wagon overturned, with an inquest planned in Sturgis.

South Dakota Missouri Pierre Black Hills Meade Perkins Yankton Reservation Charles Mix County Sisseton Crow Creek Hand, Hyde and Hughes Gregory County Brule Stanley Lyman Tripp County Rosebud Cheyenne River Standing Rock Pine Ridge Reservation Mellette County Bennett County Todd, Washabaugh Washington Shannon Lower Brule Isaac Lippet North 12 Belle Fourche Burton Ranch John Bulmer Lippet Tarrant Ranch Sturgis Underwood

Mavericks Happenings in County and State

County and state items appear with notes on a new post office between Pheba and Hayes named Hun ker run by Harry Hough. Ot tumwa township bonds for artesian well outfit ruled illegal by the state attorney due to incorrect ballots. Davenport launches Cheyenne Valley News as Stanley county’s fourth paper. Nitteberg injures ribs in a fall, then breaks more ribs after another tumble. hope is for better cellar safety. Ottumwa report covers C W Pope visiting from Climax, bragging of plowing through snow. Presho mentions slow mail due to snow on Milwaukee tracks west of Presho.

Ottumwa Davenport Cheyenne Valley News Stanley County

Prize Gardening Idea Rewarding Home Gardeners

A Neenah Wisconsin firm adopts a neighborhood yard contest for Niagara to boost civic upkeep. Sixteen districts compete for cash prizes for the best summer improvements. seeds and plants sold at cost aid residents, while nonresident inspectors judge and honor households and whole neighborhoods for cleanliness and neatness.

Milwaukee Tehpeming Mick Neenah Eixteen Lttle High Blaffa Niagera Army of Willing Beautifuls Ishpeming Tsaues Ishpeming Company Inhpeming Com America Europe Public Milwaukee Sentinel Outdoor Art Association Woman's Behool Alliance Sit Louis Republic

Foreman Shot in Le Beau Saloon Killings at Matador Ranch

Bud Stevens, longtime Matador employee and Texas cattleman, shot and killed Dode Mackenzie, foreman of Matador Cattle, in a Le Beau saloon fight on the reservation north of the Cheyenne river. Mackenzie supervised loading a trainload to markets. the motive remains unknown. Mackenzie was about 25, son of Matador manager Murdo Mackenzie. Stevens had served as cowpuncher and wagon-gang foreman, and had been a pensioner of the company.

Dode Mackenzie Matador Cattle Company Cheyenne River Bud Stephens LeBeau Mackenzie Matador Land and Cattle Company Murdo Mackenzie Stevens Texas Matador Company Young Mackenzie West Panhandie

Highland postmaster Whitney boosts Highland post office move

A. P. Whitney, postmaster at Highland, announced the postal office was moved from the Jay Babcock ranch to Whitney’s property four and a half miles northwest during Thanksgiving week, confirming a shift in location and duties for the local office.

al Whitney Philip Marshall A. P. Whitney Highland

Typographical Error Noted in National Printer Journalist

A July issue of the National Printer Journalist carries a famous misprint about the Forestry building describing dogs used on the exterior left rough and those inside to have the bark removed. The report, cited by the Plankinton Herald, highlights a humorous printing error in a major publication.

Plankinton Herald

Pluck and the Gnander’s Secret Tether

A fragment from London Telegraph features a Gnander declaring the secret of success as plucking. A shabby man interrupts, offering ten pounds to learn the method, framed as a cryptic exchange in a Victorian tone.

London ‘Telegraph

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Northwestern Land & Loan Co Stanley County Lands Pleasant View Poultry Farm Jake Weber P.S S. D Meade County Yale Sulphur Sulphur Post Office Archie Allen James A. Quigg U. S District of Pierre and Chamberlain R. A. Bielski Loans Bennett & Bielski Sr. Dakota Hargesheimer's Holdamith Fort Pierre Uomo Land & Abstract Co L. Parcells Fort Pierre, S. D Bank OF Philip Philip, So. Dak Millet Gunere Vion Amdersom Michael Case Walden, Ans Mavericks Pheba and Hayes Hunker Harry Hough Nitteberg C. W. Pope Climax Mr. Pope Cottonwood Register Milwaukee Tracks Presho Wis Niagara Menominee River Wixeonsin Cleveland Matador Outfit Whitney South Winchester Hotel Heinemann Pioneer Pharmacy S. M. Kyde Ofice and Residence North Center Street A. Bennett U Office Hargeshwimer Dri Storr Uli E. C. Davis Winchester Hotel E. G. Davis Yankton Nursery Bate C. W, Gurney, Yankton, So, Dak Waddell & Ramsey Berg Berg’s Jewelry Store Dak A. B Philip, Ss. D Atlas Lumber Co L. A. Kelley Warner Land Co W. Warner Philip, So, Dak A. O. Putnam THE Drayman R. B. Driver Philip, South Dakota Ofle J. H. Johnson Stock Growers Bank Fort. Pierre, &. D Aldrich & Son Undertakers Philip, South Dak Ragnor Pau Dr. SI
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