Philip town notices and business ads brief listing
Local notes report lumber yard stock at Robinson Bros and Sleepy Eye Chick Food at C H Leggett s. Philip livery near the depot, various residents visiting Pierre Deadwood Sioux City and Carmi, horses cows and harness for sale, strays reported, German Lutheran services to be held, and community boosters praised for Philip s growing reputation.
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Robinson Bros. Yard
C. H. Leggett's
Larimer
Robinson Bros. Lumber Yard
Philip Livery
C. A. Bennett
Pierre
Black Hills Steam Laundry
Deadwood
Lin
John Hayes
Fort Pierre
John Kinzie
Elbow
the Philip Hospital
Tom Kellogg
Charles City
Iowa
Quigg
H. B. Fislar
Philip
Will Walpole
Comes Have
Déa Moines
John Malons
J. O. Bridwell
Sioux City
Wednnesday
Berdingrove
Margaret Cullen
Guy Milch
O. T. Goodrich
G. Horlecher
Cahoo!t
Hartingrove
Cecet
Brookings: Dakota’s Second Provisional Governor and Pioneer
Wilmot W. Brookings, elected in 1859 after Samuel J. Albright declined, served as Dakota Territory’s second provisional governor until state creation. A legless settler from Sioux Falls, he survived a brutal blizzard that amputated both legs. He served in the territorial legislature, on the supreme court, and helped organize the constitutional convention and railroad construction before his 1906 death.
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Dakota
Wilmot W. Brookings
Samuel J. Albright
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Territorial
Supreme Court of the Territory
Dakota Territory
Maine
Quigg Sells Land and Two Houses for Rent
Land sale and rental items appear with notices from Warn er Land Company and Larimer for dray lines. Ed Ferguson and his mother visited from Tolbar y. Waldorf arrived with landseekers from Hamlin county. Cramped town notices mention land prospects in Stanley County and upcoming games between Philip and Pierre teams.
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Warne R Land Company
City Dray
Larimer
Tee
Ed Ferguson
Mother
Topbar
Waldorf
Hamlin County
Black Hills Stoam Laundry
Deadwood
Philip
S. D
Miss Cullen
Stanley Co
H. B. Islar
Let Rainey print it Quigg Sells Land
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and places in Stanley County with mentions of Ed the barber as local agent and J G McKinney editor of the Citizen at Milesville. It notes land sale interest, poultry and farm topics, and upcoming travels of local figures.
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Rainey
Quigg
Busy Business Men's Epigré Meeting At McLane & Harrell
The regular monthly meeting of the business men's association was held at McLane and Harrell's store on Tuesday evening. Officers for the coming year were elected and plans discussed include back taxes collection, recruitment drives to grow membership, and pursuing incorporation with a county board petition due in July. New officers named are President H A Kumm, Vice President S W Warner, Secretary J D Rainey, Treasurer Anderson Michael, Directors John Dunlevy W E Harrell C W West Tray Miller J M Linn, with A P Whitney retained as merchant at current salary. retiring President W E Harrell received a vote of thanks.
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McLane & Harrell’s
Mesars
Bielski
Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
H. A. Kumm
W. Warner
J. D. Rainey
Anderson Michael
John Dunlevy
W. E. Harrell
C. W. West
Tray Miller
J. M. Linn
A. P. Whitney
Ans
Merahal
County Assessor Grinds Toward July Board Deadline
James Coulter Stanley County assessor employs sixteen deputies to handle 110 townships. He must interview many more residents than in prior years to prepare for the July county board session. The piece notes local events and upcoming contests as well as cautions about night hawks and schoolboy pride.
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James Coulter
Stanley County
Like Commins and Like Cummenden in Iowa and South Dakota
The piece notes the Iowa primary defeat of Garnet Cummins by a wide margin, allowing Benster Allison to reclaim the senate seat. It argues South Dakota will mirror Iowa, rebuking Governor Crawford and keeping a young, vigorous Allison instead. It claims insurgent presses overstated similarities and predicts turnout will favor established candidates.
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Commins
Comntert
Cummenden
Garnet
Iowa
Benster Allison
Laws
Cummins
Allison
Senate
South Dakota
Crawford
Cam Allison
South Dekote
Voting Precincts and Lawation of Polla in County
County commissioners decide not to shift voting places from two years ago, prompting long travel for voters in Lamha and Philip precincts. The document lists precincts, townships, polling places, and election judges, noting polls open at six and close at five.
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Polla
F. E
Fe County
Esch Jcinet
Uhdes
Leslie P.O
Baward Grigithe
Parker
Voter Eligibility Clause From Dekote Territory Constitution
The text defines who is a voter as a Levery male person seated at a gate and claiming to be a voter under Dekote Territory law. It requires one year residence in the United States and in the state, and thirty days in the county before an election, with ten days before the election for registration. It states such a person shall be deemed a voter at the election.
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Dekote
United
Ais
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W. Jones
J. A. Bielsei
Board OF Dire
Tomes B
Williams
M. Larson
H. J, McMahon
Aldrich & Son
Pauline Linn
Chamberlain
Benson
L. L. Staley
Carmi
Smith
Slocum
Louis Kronick
Grindstone
O. 'T. Goodrich
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Iger & Hengel Clothing Co
Dak
Nedrow, Colton & Walters
Walters
E. L. Keith
Lindsay & Orr
City Meat
M. VY. Peck & Co
Philip, South Dakota
Stanley
Northwest
Mays
Philipites
Pierre van
Fred Fairchild
Geo. T. Dean
Henry Ligget
H. Leggett
Black Hilla
Will H. Bruno la
Pierre Bunday
J. G. McKinney
The
Citizen
Milesville
Berry
Bank of Philip
Byron L. Crow
H. B. Fislar & Rabinssa Bros
Otto Waald
Fort Pier
Dupree Building
Thorsin
Dr. R. B. Driver
N.C. Gearhart
Topher
Dr. Gearhart
Wakama' Oo
Geo. Isonhuth
Huron
Northwestern
Sioux Falls Press
Franie Stafford
Vales
Elas
Hargesheimer
Rexall