Ash Creek Echoes and Rural Plans From Philip Area
Grindstone Department reports numerous residents traveling to nearby towns last week while Ash Creek community discusses farming, dances, and social visits. Rumors of railroad right of way, a roo horse, and a large dance fundraiser mix with notices of new residents, dental services, and a newly forming contracting firm Nedrow Colton & Walters ready to serve Philip builders. community chatter reflects optimism about weather and crops and caution about political manipulation of producers.
Local Happenings in Harding County and Nearby
Mrs Robt Laughlin is sick. Walter Newcomer built a shack. Axel Olson returned from Pierre. O’Brien returned from Sturgis. Fulton and Kenne were Cottonwood visitors. Carl Huber proved his claim before the commissioner at Quinn. Sunday church attendance was large. Arthur Bunyan passed a cablegram saying he reached England. Gertrude Whyler returned from Pierre. Misses Nettie and May Schall arrived from Rock Valley. Indie Guy Geelan to Montrose for spring farm work. Easter plans discussed at Sunday school. Misses Schall visited Wm Schaff’s foe. O’Brien hosted young people with cards. Easter plans next Sunday at Sunday school. Major Pierce went to Philip by stage. Calves dying from blackleg. Preaching March 22 at schoolhouse by Rev Shepersky. J M Pierce feeds cattle at Loobey Ranch. Spurling reviewed mercantile interests in Hardings Grove. Cavenaugh, Horrigan, Blerwagen transacted business in Philip. Robinson and Yeost among early Hardingrove farmers turning sod. Miss Geneva Padget entertained guests. good time reported. Bierwagen's lumber yard on Cheyenne river ranch selling sheeting and dimension stock. Witherspoon went to Philip to meet sister-in-law from Cedar Forks. death of a relative delayed Mrs Smith. Glee Club held event at Denham Hall for captain Merce with music and refreshments. Ice on Cheyenne river receded. recent rains and green grass signal plowing season. Philip Land & Cattle Co. ads for up to 1,500 acre ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Huber
Here
Quinn
Arthur Bunyan
England
Gertrude Whyler
Pierra
Tracy
Indie
Guy Geelan
Montrose
Nettie
May Schall
Wm. Schaff
Rock Valley
Pierce
Philip
Blackleg
Shepersky
J. M. Pierce
Loobey
Spurling
Hardinsgrove
Geo, Robinson
Elmer Yeoat
Hardingrove
Geneva Padget
Dan Bierwagen
Cheyenne River
B. W. Witherspoon
Cedar Forks
Uncalled Letters at Philip Post Office 1908 List
Uncalled for week ending March 10 1908 includes Anderson A J Allen Miss Irene Dexter Pred Agenes Harry Charging Bayly Thomas Hjelde Sophia Harer John Samson G Wilson W. When calling for any of the above please pay advertised. N.8 Wyckoff Postmaster Have a few teams broke and unbroken geldings for sale HA Mortison Topbar S D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Anderson
A. J. Allen
Irene Dexter
Stanley County Announces Political Announcements and Club Formation
Public notices reveal candidates for Superintendent of Schools and State's Attorney in Stanley County with campaigns anchored to June primaries. A Democratic Bryan club forms in Aldrich Malone hall with Warren Young as president and Hugh Jeffries as secretary, while regional officials and speakers rally across Fort Pierre and Rapid City venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Stani- Tey
Omop
Stanley County
Aldricht-Malone Hall
Bryan Club
Warren Young
Hugh Jeffries
T. Paradis
W. IE. Frost
H. H. Moulton
Archie
Quigg Sells Land and Public Notice of Contest
Department of the Interior land office in Pierre South Dakota issues contest notices for homestead entries. W D Bryant, contestant, alleges abandonment and lack of residence or improvements on entries by Charley H Richardson and Thomas H Napier. Hearings set for April 24 and May 1, 1911, before commissioners and a receiver will adjudicate final hearing. Notices list service difficulties and publication orders by Register Albery Wheelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Pierre
South Dakota
W. D. Bryant
Charley H. Richardson
Charley
Richardeon
Armas
Marine Corps
United States
Offlcer
Seaman
Marin
Spain
United Stats
Benn
WaDeRr
Bygon L. Clow
Philip
S.B
Aue
Albery Wheelon
Degister
Department of the Interial
Calvin G. Hans
Thomas H. "Napler
Contesten
Thomas H. Napler
UF Marine Corp
Ieee Ricre
Sexman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grindstone Department
Ash Creek
Thomas McDonald
Wall
Phillips
Wellaburg
William Ferguson
Plum Creek
A.O. Woods
Marion Bennett
Pedro
John Ferguson
Deep Creek
Willan Ferguson
Phil Doughty
Mr Keyser
Lowa
Geo. D. Kennett
Rapid City
Cotton Wood
Postonce
Ferguson
Alden
Road Ranch
Keyser
Iowa
Anthony McAndrews
Harry South
Walter O'Brien
Nebraska
Bias
W. J. Wilson
Wisconsin
Ufe
Rea Fenton
Omaha
Johnny Greene
Little Mall
Dunn
Smith
Darrod Riddell
Leigh
M. J. Neil
F. FL Barnes
BR. B. Airey
Neat Smith
George Woodard
Minneapolis
Minn
Hartzell
Eunice Moore
T. J. Bob
A. P. Hartzell
Hot Springs
Jesse McPherson
Poat
R. B. Driver
Cullen Buildings
Pine Street
Burns
Howe
Bell Wether
Standard Oil
Divn
Walpos
Big Four
E. L. Keith
E. Nedrow
J. E. Colton
T. Walters
Trowel
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nedrow
Waiters
Cotton
Nedrow, Colton & Walters
Keith
Robinson Bros
H. B. Fislar
Northwestern Hotel
Stanley County Land Company
Choice
Homenteaders
Cottonwood, South Dakota
Wilson
A. A. Shoemaker & Sons
M. E. Smith
Grindstone, S. D
Sheridan
Townsend Land CO
R. H. Townsend
Pres. Co
Stanley Co
Court House
FT. Pierre
Fanis
Robt. Laughlin
Walter Newcomer
Axel Olson
Thos
O'Brien
Sturgis
Alice Fulton
EO. Kenne
Thos. O'Brien
Jas, Cavenaugh
John Horrigan
Dan Blerwagen
Philip Land & Cattle Co
HA. Mortison
Topbar
S. D
Stoermer’s
Leggett's
Railroad Street
Gus Stoermer
Thoreby
Stanley
Elretet
Quigg
Black Hills and Other Lumber
Missouri River
Black Hills
Linn’s
Marietta
Robinson Bros. Lumber Yard
City Dray Line
Don. A. Shinn
U. G. Benson
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