Friday Publication Notice from North Center Street
Published every Friday morning at the Review office on North Center Street. Friday, September 1, 1907.
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
2
Published every Friday morning at the Review office on North Center Street. Friday, September 1, 1907.
George Hawk died at his wife's parents home at 11 10 Tuesday morning September 10 from quick consumption after three weeks of dual pneumonia. Born in Ontario Canada near the American One in 1880 he was nearly 27. He came to Stanley county six years ago and was foreman for the W J Walter Cattle Company until they left the range two years ago. He had since worked at its rack on Grindstone creek. He married Miss Jusse E Wyckell on October 31, 13 in the northeastern part of the township. His only immediate survivors are his wife and his father George HH Hawk who came from Hartville Wyoming two weeks ago. Funeral held at the Wyckott home two miles east of Pullip Wednesday at two Roy L Carmen Bell reading the sad rites. Interment at the Wycketf cemetery. To the bereaved we extend sympathy of the community. May peace come to them from one who cares for each sparrow that falls.
Miss Lottie Walker of a southern claim was thrown from a horse while starting a ride from Mrs Benson's millinery store. She suffered a severe brain concussion and nervous shock but is not dangerously hurt and is improving. the horse, thought gentle, acted with a severe bit.
Lawrence of Kadoka drunk and enraged shot his housekeeper Mrs Kerr on the depot platform after she planned to leave town for the east. He then shot himself in the head and died instantly. Coroner C T Vickerman called an inquest. both had been jailed earlier after a violent dispute.
Mrs Anna Torkelson and daughter Edna chased a frightened horse through Philip streets after tying it south of the tracks. Slim Taggart corralled the runaway with a lasso near Pine street. Wednesday, Burnett Nelson’s team also ran off but Slim swiftly captured them near the North Fork. New lumber yard by Robinson Bros headed for Pine street and Larimer avenue, bringing Black Hills timber and strong local standing to serve settlers north of here.
Albert Wheeler, Register, notes Stephen I. Seace, contestant, filed a contest affidavit against homestead entry No. 1V by John Koberiant for lots 1 2 and 4s in township 6 north range 21 east. Alleged abandonment for over six months prior to July 25, 1907, and non occupancy or improvement as required by law. Notice to appear October 1 before U S Commissioner Byron L Clow at Pierre SD with final hearing October 5 at 10 a m. Indicates due diligence hindered service and publication will suffice.
August 1907 notice reports Arthur St Scotfield contesting a Homestead entry by Charles Johannes for tract in Township 6N Range 2E. The contestant claims abandonment over six months, no occupancy or improvement, and not due to military service. Hearing set for November at the Herr De office with formal publication ordered.
Notice filed by Allee B. Pave contestant against William W Nathan Coates for homestead Lot 4 and parts of Section 41 Township 4 North Range 41 East in Pierre South Dakota. Claimant alleges abandonment for over six months, lack of settlement or cultivation, and urges appearance at 10 a.m. September 1 before A. S. Commissioner. Hearing set 10 a.m. October before Register and Receiver at United States Land Office. Publication ordered when service by due diligence is impossible.
Clars Emeline Searks files a sufficient contest against homestead entry No. 2105 dated August 9, 1900 for a land parcel in a northern town. The contestant alleges abandonment and possession by the occupant, with objections grounded in prior claims and equity. Receiver LAUGHLIN to review filings and issue a decision in Chamberlain.
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