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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
2
Mrs J B Roberts of East St. Louis writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy kept her sons cough loose and relieved dreadful coughing spells. It is the easy cough medicine she keeps in the house due to high confidence in its effectiveness for colds and croup.
Tornadoes caused damage across Groton Woon socket and Bloomfield Nebraska. Twelve lesions reported with many injured, chaos on Philip streets. Notices seek lost items, sales, and farm offerings amid ongoing public notices and local classifieds.
Students heard speeches by Prof Scar h of Brookings and Leslie Fislar from Mitchell, saw a cold pack canning demonstration, and juniors hosted a moonlight picnic for seniors. Senior sermons, class and commencement exercises are planned at the opera house, with farewell sentiments and May events noted.
Notice announces a primary election on week 4 at 7 o'clock p m for the sale of party votes. Voters choose their own party candidates by separate party vote. The text references party lines and election timing.
Department of the Interior notice records Robert E. Davis of Milesville South Dakota filing for final proof to establish a land claim in Southeast Quarter of Section 13, Township 7 North Range 20 East Binghamton Meridian. Final proof set before County Judge H L Brown in Philip June 12 with witnesses Earl G Rogers Carl Hood Peter Stengel Lemuel Elshere all of Milesville.
Creditors of Patrick M Conboy deceased must present claims with vouchers to Administrator T N Treat at his Springfield South Dakota office or to the Clerk of the County Court in Philip Haakon County South Dakota within four months from first publication. Dated May 3 1918.
Mortgagee Albert Alleman will foreclose the Ingalls mortgage by public auction at the courthouse steps in Philip Haakon County South Dakota on June 15 1918 at 10 a.m. due to default. Property described as northeast quarter of section ten township seven north range twenty four east Black Hills meridian. Dated May 5 1918. C K Whitney Sheriff. June 9 1918.
Default exists in the mortgage dated February 28, 1917, executed by Arlie Victoria Core and George Clinton Core to Petters Investment Company. Mortgage recorded in Book H1, Page 298, with the mortgagee seeking action under the terms of the instrument.
Petters and Company assigns mortgage to Emil Steinke and then back to Petters. The record covers Lot 4 and portions of Section 3, Section 10 in Township north Range east near the Black Hills Meridian Haakon County South Dakota. $550.60 remains due plus attorney fees. Foreclosure by public sale June 11 at 1 p.m. at the front door of the Court House in Philip SD. Dated April 20 1918. PETTERS AND COMPANY Assignee of Mortgage. Sutherland Payne Attorneys for Ignee Pierre SD May 2 9 16 23 30 June 6.
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