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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1909
Page
3
Disjointed notes refer to insurance costs and forfeiture measures tied to wills and pedigrees. Mentions location near Philip and south of Philip with unclear terms. Contents lack complete names, dates, or actions to confirm a full item.
Hardingrove activities include visits by Lawrence Loobey, plans for a Grange lodge, church services May 30, and a large farmers institute in Milesville with 63 charter members. Local carpentry, homestead moves, tree planting, and social gatherings are noted along with letters and ads for remedies and seeds.
The document records a summons to a Mary Johnston in Philip South Dakota to answer a complaint by Flavius Kovimson for cattle related debts and goods sold, with penalties for default. It also includes a Department of the Interior land office contest notice against H. E. regarding land in sections 20 and 21, with appearance set for June 4 in Pierre South Dakota and publication notice for lack of personal service.
Public land notices state that Harry M. Clark and Anthony O Hare filed intent documents for final proof to establish land claims near Chamberlain and Philip South Dakota. Witnesses named include James W Clare Harry M Clark Joseph L Bishop and others. Notices appear in the U S Interior Department Land Office records with dates in May and June.
Notices announce final commutation proof hearings for Grace E Corbin Roy K Bird Charles H Webster Herman L Lawrence James M Bennett and Matthew Livingston with witnesses listed and hearings set before James A Quinn and James A Quigg in Philip South Dakota Also Dr Driver dentist relocates to Kadoka every Monday except June 1st onward
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