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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
6
Amateur archaeologists discuss slang phrases such as get the hook and argue modern usage echoes ancient forms. The piece cites Pompeii graffiti from 78 A D mentioning phrases meaning good luck to all, suggesting slang is far older than assumed.
A fragment from a rural edge town piece describes a school with a formal graduate teacher and pupils said to be the warmer sort of Im queen. A student named Pietro is teased as he rises to three feet and reveals a quirky conversation about pleasing her and yesterday’s mischief.
Notice is given that John A Brandon of Philip South Dakota filed intent to make final commutation proof to establish his homestead claim under entry 14347 serial 02839 for the NE and NW of section 11 township 1 north range 19 east B H Meridian. He will appear before James A Quigg U S Commissioner at Philip SD on February 19 1912. Witnesses named Orrin J Gee Gert Carstensen Nels Caratenwen Fordyce F Sammons all Philip SD. W Hall Irons Register
A reader testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Remedy cured Mr C C Gokey of a severe heart ailment. The notice urges caution and self protection, promising relief if the first bottle fails. It sounds like a generic sales pitch for a historic medical remedy.
An old advertisement warns against mercury in remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Hall Cheesy & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims no mercury and internal use to affect blood and mucous, urging buyers to ensure authenticity and to buy from reputable druggists.
Stanley County to offer all unleased common school land for lease at a public auction on March 20 1912 between 10 a m and 5 p m at the court house in Pierre dated January 15 1912 F F Brinker Commissioner of School and Public Lands notice runs Jan 18 to Mar 21
State of South Dakota summons to H C Peterson from Robertson Lumber Co to answer a $14 debt plus 10 percent interest from April 10, 1906. Appearance in Philip on January 1912 at 10 o'clock a.m. required with costs and attorneys fees. Signed by P J Gallagher.
In justice court before N W May, T J Robinson sues B Randall for one hundred dollars plus interest on a promissory note dated March 15 1911. The suit covers goods sold to Randall by Bertha Laurie in 1907. Court set for January 23 1912 at 10 oclock A M to answer. default judgment possible. Attorneys: Johnson Bennett Brown.
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Pierre South Dakota dated January 6 1912 states Lealie B Cox of Philip filed intention to prove claim to land Southeast Quarter Section 3 Township 2 North Range 20 East B H. Proof to establish five year claim required by January 11 1912 before James A Plomer in Philip. Witnesses named Ed Wheeler L F Milford J L ae J H Stoyer all of Sebastian tonkiecd asso.
A terse Interior Department notice dated December 1, 1911, from Pierre announces a docket entry about Montite 44 and B. Mulbert of Grundstens. It records procedural steps and official authority for a public matter handled by the department.
The notice states a final commutation claim must be published before James A. Quigg A. 3. Commissioner at Philip on January 20 1912. Witnesses named are Paul Humbert Floyd Humbert William Reynick and Sturgly Lord all of Grindstone D. JOHN L. LOCKHART Register.
Department of the Interior, U S Land Office at Pierre, SD, December 18, 1911. Warren B Ronne of Philip SD, who on December 31, 1906 filed H H No 4592 for the Southwest Quarter Section 17 Township 2 North Range 19 West B B H Meridian, will present commutation proof to establish title before James A Quigg U S Commissioner at Philip SD on January 12, 1912. Witnesses: Helmer Bleeson Philip SD, Joseph Reynick Grindstone SD, William Reynick Philip SD, Thomas Culp Philip SD.
Department of the Interior notice from Pierre South Dakota dated December 29 1911 states Anton Stratman of Philip South Dakota filed intent to make final commutation proof on land described in his May 5 1908 homestead entry. He will appear before James A Quigg on January 10 1912 with witnesses Ronnaug Rolfson Jake Frein Thomas Culp and John S Hovey all of Philip South Dakota.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure in Stanley County South Dakota due to default on August 25 1910 loan to B A Bielski later assigned to Mary J Rippe. Amount due 413 00 with 37 00 interest and 25 00 attorney fees. Sale set January 27 1912 at Fort Pierre courthouse front door. Property described as Northwest quarter section 11 township 3 north range 19 east containing 149 acres.
If you have young children you have perhaps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most common ailment. To correct this you will find Chamberlain's Stomach to remedy and restore comfort. For sale by Plouser Pharmacy.
J W Copeland of Dayton Ohio bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy who had a cold. Before the bottle was used the cold disappeared. Is that not better than paying a doctor’s bill. For sale by Pioneer Pharmacy.
The latest act requires uniform blank forms available at the Review offices. Available forms include Warranty Deed, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage, and Quit Claim Deed.
Sunday activities listed with class meeting at 10:00 a m preaching at 10:30 a m Sunday School League meetings and Epworth League in late afternoon and evening services. Midweek prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p m. Pastor J W Lucas invites all to attend.
The Review reports a large stock of legal blanks has been carved and sent for a price list. The item notes blanks most commonly used by attorneys and officials, indicating availability and pricing details to follow.
Atlas Lumber Co offers dimension lumber lath shingles and all kinds of building material for construction and home improvement projects.
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