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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

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Cottonwood bands buys uniforms and local civic questions rise

The item notes Cottonwood's band purchasing uniforms and discusses Fort Pierre Fourth of July events with mixed reports on success. It mentions Fort Pierre saloon consolidations, Presho plans for an artificial lake, and local life partnerships and marriages.

Ordway era governor amid Dakota boom and county seat fights

The article recalls Nehemiah G. Ordway eighth territorial governor of Dakota, his role in the Dakota boom, removal of the capital to Bismarck, and later political pursuits. It also notes corruption charges during the boom, a Kadoka gun and pitchfork clash over land, Nalting and Wiley, and a home scene in Stanley County celebrating the arrival of two daughters with a prominent Kelley family dinner and musical performances.

Nehemiah G. Ordway Dakota Handin Warner N. H National House of Representatives Bismarck Big Territory Ordway Dakota Lands Washington United States Senate North Dakota Henry Nalting Hugh Wiley Nalting Wiley Wilay Kelley Wm. Kelley Irene Edna Commercal College Yankton Madison Normal St. Paul Academy Stanley County

Wonderful Change In Stanley County Dairy Growth Warns of New Order

Stock Growers News of Fort Pierre notes a shift in eastern Stanley County from free range to fenced, with more hay and dairy due to new settlers. The piece predicts fewer cattle hides and more cream and butter, more schoolhouses, and a move toward dairying as range declines and land rises in value. It urges locals to join the new economy and avoid being sidelined by the influx.

Fort Pierre Stanley County Jabor

Cottonwood and Philip towns in Fourth of July frame

The Cottonwood Republican notes scarce Philipites at the celebration and urges local support for future events. It recalls last year’s turnout from Philip and explains travel delays caused by the Fourth of July weekend. The piece expresses mutual civic regard between Cottonwood, Philip, and neighboring towns.

Uney Philip Cottonwood

Government Land Opening Tripp County Lands Near October

The government to open about a million acres in Tripp County around October 1. The Rosebud extension of the Chicago & North Western Ry is the only rail line to these lands. Tickets to Dallas, near the reservation border, are advised and a land descriptive pamphlet can be obtained from P R C N W ticket agent. A dark brown suit size 38 from City Tailor Shop. the guilty party should return it or authorities will be notified.

Tripp Co Rosebud Chicago & North Western Ry Dallas North Western United States Land Office N. W Jos. Bicard

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