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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
8
Delmont plans an elevator at Kadoka while Midland backs home rule and moves to incorporate. Quinn establishes a rural route serving 121 families. A hastile will be built to honor the first prisoner confined there. Underwood musicians await a bass drum for a new town band. Underwood cow punchers discuss forming a cavalry unit to join the state guards.
E L Senn purchases the Belvidere Times and K G Carson retires from journalism, delivering a final bow in a self deprecating farewell. Carson declares abdication of his reign and says the paper yields to focus on football, politics, and rural joys for evermore.
No product matches Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for oats corns sores and bruises. It treats ulcers eczema salt rheum and boils. It soothes sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and is touted as infallible for piles. Available at all druggists for two dollars.
Matilda Fitzgerald files a contest against H E Campbell regarding entry No 18004-08216 for parcel in section 5 township 7 range 27. The contestant alleges total abandonment and no improvements or cultivation. Hearings set for June 30, 1908 at 10 a.m. before the Register and Receiver in Pierre. Publication ordered due to due diligence issues.
Public sale of land directed by the General Land Offices and the Commissioner is set for 10 o clock A M on July 9 1908 at Chamberlain Idaho. Sealia No 68000 located in section 17 township 1 range B H Meridian will be offered to the highest bidder with adverse claimants urged to file objections before sale time.
Land office at Pierre South Dakota dated May 6 1900 files by Charlies B K Galbreath contestant against Homestead Entry No 245-064 made July 17 1903 for parts of sections 5 6 township 18 range 18 B H Meridian contestant alleges abandonment no improvements or residence for over two years and no farming use, publication ordered after proper service could not be effected. JOHN L. LOCKHART Register
The Land Office at Pierre notices Edward A. Lester as contestant against HL. E. No. 383-02805 for the SW and SE parcels in sections 14 and 15, township 5 North range 91 West, alleging abandonment for over six months and lack of residence cultivation or improvement since entry. Hearing set for June 30, 1909 at 10 a.m. before James A. Quigg in Philip South Dakota, with final hearing July 6, 1909 before the U.S. Land Office in Pierre. Publication ordered due to affiant's due diligence.
Notices record intention to make final commutation proof to establish claims on homestead lands in sections 32 33 and 8 with witnesses from Philip and surrounding areas. Hearings set before U S Commissioner James A. Quigg at Philip South Dakota on June 22 1908 and July 6 1900 with witnesses including William Upham Harry Clark Joseph Bishop James Clark and others.
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