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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
7
The Philip town board enacts rules prohibiting dumping dead animals and rubbish within limits and requires owners to remove deceased domestic animals within five days. Violators face fines from twenty five to fifty dollars. Passed June 2, 100.
Homestead desert claims offered by Archie Allen Sulphur Meade County South Dakota 80 acre 110 location for 25 dollars. Two Wellsburg farms offered by A G McKean near Wellsburg post office 8 D. Prefer right price cash. Wild quarters wanted and land priced right. For Rent well improved quarter section near Climax one half mile from town with house barn cattle shed 12 acres broken. J J Berry selling draft horses and mares eight miles northeast of Philip. 240 acre pasture for rent near Philip. Taken up black mare colt unbranded owner to prove property. Jerome Earl Philip South Dakota 1-4 section 26 2n-20. Five acres cement building and machinery for cement blocks 1000 See Dunlevy Walpole
Notice is given that Gusev B. Carlson, sole heir and next of kin of Otto C. Carlson, deceased, filed a petition for exempt distribution of real estate in Stanley County South Dakota. The court set June 1, 1909, at Fort Pierre for interested persons to appear. The document lists specific parcels and asks for distribution among heirs without regular administration. Judge H. M. Dinsmore presides.
The editorial argues for wide publication of session laws to inform the people and prevent graft. It cites Minnesota as precedent and notes public action is invalid without proper publication. The piece then shifts to profiles of Charles W Morse and his wife, praising her role in debt settlement and ending with health ads and church notices.
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