Judges Campaign In Stanley County Faces Sharp Debate
Voters in the Sixth judicial district confront a pivotal primary that will largely decide the circuit court judge. Backed by support in Stanley County are Judge Lyman T. Boucher for renomination and Fort Pierre’s John F. Hughes. Protracted accusations about Hughes are noted, while Boucher is praised for fairness. The editorial urges careful, unbiased judgment based on fitness and integrity.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Circuit Court
Stanley County
Lyman T. Boucher
Boucher
John F. Hughes
Fort Pierre
Hughes
Wolff
Turner
Pierre Land Office
Grover Cleveland
Sears
Land Office
Fairplay
South Dakota
Boucer
Pierce Capital-Journal
The
Judge Boucher
Rural Route Established For A. W. Prewitt Area
Postmaster A W Prewitt received notice from Congressman Eben W Martin that rural mail delivery will begin July 1 with daily service except Sunday. Route north of Philip serves 80 plus families, 29.25 miles long, 8 am start, 3 30 pm return, carrier to be hired if appointment not set by month’s start.
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A. W. Prewitt
Eben W. Martin
Post Office Department
Martin
Prewitt
Philip
Philip Voters Endorse Waterworks And School Bonds
Voters in Philip approved bonds Tuesday boosting property values. A $13,000 referendum will fund the installation of a waterworks system and a new school building project.
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Philip
City moves to fund school and waterworks upgrades
Des Moines company to draft completed water works plans within a month after election. Council aims to finish plant and piping for fire protection late in fall. Waterworks bonds pass 61 to 2. Bids invited for a new school building approved by voters 103 to 3. School to be ready by September. Watch us grow.
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Des Moines Company
Board of Education
Sheriff candidate C E Coyne listed. letters uncalled for
Uncalled letters for week ending June 1 at Philip post office include Ed Hann Mrs M B Walter J R Cunan Mrs J Cunningham Earl Geil E E Graham Joe Hadden C E Johnson Harry A Maril Wm S Tallman S B Williams Postmaster notices ads advised with date. Also sale notices for Cottonwood lots and a red white face cow branded W with finder contact FE Walden Philip South Dakota.
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Ed Hann
M. B. Walter
J. R. Cunan
J. Cunningham
Earl Geil E. E. Graham
Joe Hadden
C. E. Johnson
Harry A Maril Ag
F. Walden
Philip
Notice to bids for eight county bridges in Stanly County
Bids due July 5 1910 to Stanly County Auditor for eight bridge projects with specified creeks spans and depths. Bridges require good piling not less than 12 inches at butt end. Board reserves right to reject any bid. Charles M Price County Auditor 52 41
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Chas. M. Price
Ordinance Grant to Standard Oil for Philip Facility
The City of Philip South Dakota grants Standard Oil Company a twenty year right to construct and maintain warehouses tanks and other buildings on a described mill track property to store illuminating oils coal oils naphtha gasoline benzine and other mineral oils. Ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective upon written acceptance by Standard Oil. May 16 1910. Frank M. Rood mayor.
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Stanley
South Dakota
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Company
City of
Hilip
So. Dak
Frank M. Rood
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