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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
4
Philip presents years of general building experience and offers to draw Diana and prepare estimates for township bridge work or other building projects with satisfaction guaranteed.
A frothy, opinion laden page notes Republicans must vote June 9 in a pivotal primary. It argues a GOP win would portend Democratic collapse, cites land policy critiques, and highlights interparty tensions in Stanley County and Fort Pierre. A local homestead beacon lampoons press figures while urging caution in campaign tactics.
A contest notice from the Department of the Interior, United States Land Office in Pierre D. May 8, 1915, lists Joseph A. Bayle as contestant against a Homestead entry in the state. The notice describes alleged partial or complete transfer of land and seeks evidence and appearance for a hearing. The publication also includes a later notice of public sale by the General Land Office under the Act of Congress and outlines a commutation proof by a claimant in Ullinax, with dates and witnesses to support the claim.
Land and mineral filings notice from the United States Land Office detailing locations, witnesses, and deadlines for patent applications and homestead entries. Notices reference Byron L. Clow U.S. Commissioner, Philip and Pierre offices, with dates in 1904 1906 and 1907 for various claims and proof of residence.
Government notices in South Dakota announce land contest proceedings before the United States Land Office in Pierre. Contestants allege abandoned occupancy for over six months and seek due diligence proofs, with hearings scheduled and affidavits filed by contestants like Eva Cheney and others. The documents detail not cultivating or improving tracts and challenge entry validity under the War with Spain and related military service claims.
A public notice directs parties to appear before Myron Leon, U.S. Commissioner, at the United States Land Office in Pierre, South Dakota, for a July 18 hearing on claims and service of process. The notice, issued by Albert Wuelun, register, orders publication and diligence in notifying interested parties.
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