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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1910

Page

2

Stanley County Board Minutes and Tax Refunds 1910

The Stanley County Board of Commissioners meeting records reflect tax refund for B L Clow to Alice Carrington, approvals of numerous road works and payments to residents, transfers of funds to County General and Bridge funds, and a policy limit on clerk hire for relatives of county officers starting January 1 1911. The minutes cover December 7–10 1910 and January 2 1911 with adjournments and reassembly details.

T. H. Tolton the Fairplay Brown & Saenger Boquorum W. A. Hopkins Ed Jones F. EB. Morrison A.J. Frost Frozenman Bridge Barwa Eugene Harshman Ruth Marah Martin Mathers Stanley County H. C. Graham, & Co EB. Morrison Napoleon Welcome Cams Shelton John Greenwood Chas. Justice Tease Dommon Henry Kiemenn B. L. Clow Alice Carrington Fischer Brow W. O. Hopkins County Cossioner and Muilleage County General Fund County Bridge Fund Board Commissioners Stanley

Om Trail Etchings and Local Renovation Report

Mrs Young and her daughter aid Christmas week as Charlee Gehlettmap and his father help reconstruct the Jordan house by cutting doors and windows. Deeob Smith returns from Cunyeane with Christmas gifts for Astie Marion and for ittee Miller, a page of local news.

Powell Paragraphs Chronicle Local Happenings

Morgan Smith of Nitteberg tended freight and supplies while Philo Stephens rode the night eastbound Wednesday. Families like McCleery and Curington traveled to Kadoka for shopping. Christmas festivities drew about 200 at Homan's Hall with gifts and cheer. Fay Swisher and Philip relatives joined celebrations. Fitz the dog kept things lively. Revival meetings announced by Rev. Legler invite attendance. Residents like Stephens of Belvidere, and Buchoits toward Nowlin, were in town. Several locals cut wood, wells were dug, and Claude Merrill wed Minnie Prewr of Minneapolis. Wellsburg area reports include Mayberry gatherings, quilt raffles, and a Dec auction planned by Floyd Boyce. Robi Riley’s departure to manage a livery in Philip noted. Schools in Bridger Creek and Mayberry held Friday Christmas exams. Fairchild reports high enrollment and Mrs. Davidson teaching. Neighbors gathered at the Care home, while W M Ware rents land near Marietta and plans spring move. Harry Ware returns to Orient for work. county division chatter persists.

Marietta Harry Wells Wellsburg N. W. Railroad Erdie Nelson Tom Burdick Philip Addie Britton Warren Hixon T. M. Paulson Indian Springs Charles Ward W. J. Hampton Herman Vaughn T. H. Baseler Oscar Helgeson Elk Point Burbank E H. Spaulding J. M. Naper and Sons Plainview Elzie Anderson Edward Anderon C. L. Supplee Frank Galbreath Ash Creek Alden Jacobs Meade County Walter Bennett C. M. Bennett Ire Howell Homan's Hall Fay Swisher Fay Fitz Cate D. B Legler Stephens Belvidere Will Buchoits Nowlin Mies Folsom Koshler Cooper Jas Howard Wewcomer Im. H. EK Bamiin Here Albert Edmonds Ube Corletmas Claude Merrill Mins Prewr Minneapolis Bridger Creek Mayberry Newlyweda Fairchild Davidson Elsie Hawkins Teschtog Burdiex School E. N. Nelson Shrinesere W. M. Ware Pettete Harry Ware Orient

Not The Only Ones Granville Newfoundland Letter

In a December note from Granville Newfoundland a reader asks to extend a six month subscription to Not The Only Ones, unsure if it expired. The writer mentions a very dry fall and a serious local water proposition affecting many, noting others face similar troubles.

Insanity ruling extends after murder acquittal

Mrs. McMahon, acquitted of D P Thomas's murder at Sturgis on insanity plea, was ordered detained by Judge Rice. The examination board found she remains insane. Her attorney seeks a writ of habeas corpus to prevent transfer to Yankton insane hospital.

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