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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
6
Subscription rates listed as 100 dollars yearly in advance or 1.50 for others. The piece compiles a Rush of Comedic, political, and social commentary from diverse periods with notes on fashion, unemployment, land, elections, railroads, and a North Dakota humorous quip about a political shepherd.
A Sioux Falls era political dispute in Stanley County centers on Fort Pierre leaders alleged to steer the Republican party. Plaintiffs charge mismanagement and a defiant charter. defendants counters with claims of limited suffrage and coercive influence. The case moves toward a final hearing at the June primaries as local readers await resolution.
Notices announce several settlers filing for final homestead commutation and proof before U S Commissioner Byron L. Clow in Philip South Dakota. Witnesses listed include Gabeira Mbit Thorn and Arthur Pax Plaga among others. Other entries detail final proof hearings for Homestead entries by John Stone Hoeker and related witnesses at Philip.
The second quarterly conference and meeting will be held Monday March 9 at the Presbyterian church. Conference at 2 30 p m with communion services and sermon at 1 30 p m. All are invited. Peter T King pastor. Stallions For Sale: Percheron stallion years old black with star weight about 1600 gentle to work and handle price 300. Also a heavy grade Percheron colt 4 years old black with star price 8200. E A Morrison Bec Topbar D
Department of the Interior notice from Pierre South Dakota states Frank Donovan, contestant, filed an affidavit for Homestead entry No. 4 in section 7, township 6 north, alleging abandonment and incomplete compliance. Mary S. Payne, Contestee, is notified to respond by April 10 before U.S. Commissioner Floyd Clow. The registrar orders publication.
A notice from the Department of the Interior at Pierre South Dakota lists a contest regarding Watitans C Ford abandonment and lack of improvements on land shewn by William Vera contestant. Respondents must appear with evidence at 10 a.m. March 31 1908 before the U S Land Office registrar in Pierre. The notice cites service difficulties and directs publication to give due notice under Register Albert Wheelon.
The contest of homestead entry No Si by Martin T Valvig against Frank Jan regarding ne 4 section 19 township north range 2 east is set for April 8 at 10 am before the Register and Receiver at the Land Office in Pierre. The affidavit alleges abandonment for over six months and lack of improvements or cultivation. notice requires response and evidence by the investors and claimants.
A series of contest affidavits filed in the U.S. Land Office allege abandonment of homestead entries in South Dakota. Notices require contestors to appear before March 17 1908 in Pierre or before April 10 to prove claims.
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