Philip South Dakota Ordnances Regulating Dogs and Buildings
Local ordinances from 1908 set rules for dogs running at large with licensure fees of one dollar for males and two dollars for females, plus impounding and potential humane disposal after five days. Additional rules require brick or cement chimneys on stoves and heating systems along specific streets with fines up to fifty dollars.
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Town of
Philip
S. D
Board of’ ‘Trustees
Town of Philip
Frank M. Roop
Board of Trustees
Anderson
Center Avenue
Pine Street
Railroad Street
Oak Street
Mit
Stanley County
Kit
John Ketcham
Aireys
Smith
Chicago
Farmers Institute
Phillp
A. G. Benson
H. B. Fislar & Robinson Bros
Philip Opera House
Voegell Harp Orchestra
Chas. Hill
Springfield
Till
H.C. Peckham
Fred Robinson
John Rea
Anderson Michael
Bank of Philip
Rea
Michael
James A. Armstrong
Percival
Iowa
M. P. Dowling
Grindystone Buttes
Ash Creek
Dowling
al Burton
Braddock
Cheyenne River
Pedro
Harvey Michael
Milesville
Great Western Telephone Company
North Fork
Cottonwood
F. B. Rowe
D. O. R. Hess
A. P. Hartzell
Here
Grand Opera House
T. Voorhees
Red Lands
California
Frank Rood
Voorhees
Hills
Meade County
Beaver Dam
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