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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows times and names like Nowlin Wakama Philip with figures 12.69 3.00 4.10 12.36 2.40 4-20 and 12.50 5.00, plus notes on arrival and departure times. Details are incomplete but it records a timetable element for transport or freight.
Readers are told South Dakota Senator Kittredge is praised for loyalty to constituents and ethics in office. Friends say he never served as a railroad lobbyist and would avoid any role beyond lawful legal work. They predict he will return to the Senate and grow in power.
Public notices from the Interior Land Office in South Dakota dated November 2 and February 1 announce final proof and commutation actions. Individuals named include Leah H Kinda, Albert Wheelon, Byron L Clow, and others filing and witnessing claims for Homestead entries and location of land in multiple townships and ranges. Witnesses and dates vary by entry, with commissions at Philip and Pierre supervising proceedings.
Notice from the Department of the Tatedor Cabted Sentes regarding a land offer at Chamberlain and Da Dee Mi. It lists the lot numbers 3 and 4 with 94 fathoms and mentions a public hearing before Byron L. Clow U S Commissioner on a specified date in 1906. Witnesses are named to prove continuous residence and cultivation, including A Bare and J Ward among others.
A lengthy notice announces contest actions in the Interior Department concerning land patents. It names contesting parties, mentions specific homestead cases and dates, and directs publication in official records. The document records hearings, applicants, and final dates for contest proceedings and claims on parcels.
A lengthy public notice outlines a land contest in South Dakota involving A L Wheeler, M K Kittingant, and others. It describes abandoned homestead entries, required evidentiary responses, and court actions in Perry South Dakota with deadlines for presentations and further filings.
Contests filed by Curtis Peck and William Hurds Jr challenge entries for land parcels in Sit Crestiat and Pierre areas. Notices state abandoned, unimproved tracts, residency requirements, and prior occupancy issues. hearings scheduled with the United States Land Office.
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