Local notes from Bismarck Burleigh detail homestead proof and area figures
The item reports Rev. Wright remembering Bismarck friends and notes from the Lake region about homestead proof by A P Rosvold and Fulius Petérson J Co. It mentions mosquitos near Skelior ranch causing a shortened stay and Louis Joss announcing a law partnership with G C Murrey Stockton at 795 Minn Loan & Trust Building in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Rosvold
Fulius
Petérson J. Co
Holly
Ot Long
Lake Region
Driscoll
Rosvold
Aks
Louis Joss
Louis’ Joss
Oss
Louis H.' Joss
Murrey Stockton
Joss and Stockton
Minn
Loan & Truat - Balding
Minneapolis
Funeral of Olay Days in Belding rooms services held
Funeral services for Olay Days were held Sunday afternoon at B. G. Bield’s undertaking rooms under the auspices of the Typographical Union, of which the deceased was a member. Rev. C. F. Jones conducted the services, with a large attendance and floral tributes. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olay
B. G. Bield
Typographical ‘Union
C. F. Jones
Fairview Cemetery
New Pastor Rev Geo B Newcomb Accepts Call Here
Word came that Rev Geo B Newcomb formerly of Huntington Indiana has accepted a call to the local Baptist church. He will begin work in March and recently supplied the pulpit in Bismarck. Neatly remembered by listeners, he arrives with strong recommendations though health has limited his past duties at Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Newcomb
Lead, & Dd
Huntington
Ind
Pas
Baptist Church
Newcomb
Bismarck
Pleasant Dans at St Marys Parish Hall Social Night
Pleasant Dans at St Marys parish hall featured informal dancing and amusements attracting young parishioners. The school hall proves a strong community asset as residents praise its role in social life and look forward to citizenship preparations and inspector visits from St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Parish
Hull in race for lower house seat in Minnesota
Drigcall Catton in city en route home from Wilton announces candidacy for the Minnesota lower house. Friends urge bid. Hull, a newspaperman, may run if nominated. Also notes Supt. Wm Moore’s trip to Minneapolis and Fargo visiting schools and meeting officials, plus Rev. John R. Hughes returning from Wales aboard the Cedric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Catton
Wilton
Return of Old Friend Brings Crowded Church Welcome
After twenty years away, a former resident returns home aboard the Celtic, greeted warmly by old-time friends who packed the church to hear his speech in his native tongue. The voyage was smooth, save for one stormy day, and he arrived in excellent health to a joyous reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péterson
Garrigan
NeeLean
Peterson
Hyope
Glanders Case Ends With Euthanized Horse East of Baldwin
Judge Gilbert ordered Tuesday to kill a glandered horse east of Baldwin. A. F. McDonald Tom Sanders and Fred Carstens went out, appraised the animal, killed it, and buried it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Baldwin
A. F. McDonald
Tom. Sanders
Fred Carstens
Card Party and Miss Ethel Barnes Hosts Pleasant Evening
A Tuesday card party for about 24 young people featured neat heart decorated rooms. Miss Ruth Plants and Jack Hintgen won first prizes, followed by a dainty luncheon. guests praised Miss Harnes as a fine entertainer. Separately, Henry Reade announced his candidacy for the tower house of the legislature. his prior service and familiarity with the process raise expectations among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel” Barnes
Jack Hintgen
Ruth Plants
Harnes
Band Dance For Washingtons Birthday Benefit
The Commercial Club plans a benefit dance at the Commercial club hall on the evening of the 21st. The orchestra will have ten pieces with a fine violinist and promise a popular dance of the winter. Farewell party the 8th at Sergt Schiller's quarters as he heads to Alaska next month. Ashburn reports hospital addition plans, including operating room and isolation ward, with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Hhall
Washington
Fort Lincoln
Frederick ‘Schiller
Schiller
Alaska
Ha Ashburn
Additen
New Church Organized by Norwegian Lutheran Community
A Norwegian Lutheran community in the city has formed Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, now small but hopeful for growth. The United Norwegian Lutheran Church, a major body with 1935 congregations and 268,874 members, supports the new congregation which plans an active ladies aid society and a bilingual Sunday school starting next Sunday at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity *Evangelical Lutheran “Church
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
People Come and Go From Friday's Daily.
EB. E. Railson of Eeby and Raison of Napoleon are in the city. W. E. Lipps of Cromwell and G. A. Stewart of Kwilton visit for court business. James Roan of Washburn registered at Grand Pacific. The Railson brothers, B. E. and E. M., in from Lebe and Napoleon. L. H. White from Turtle Lake in the city. J. C. Anderson of Wilton and others conduct business. Various locals and visitors are noted in city listings, with social and business movements reflected through daily arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railson
Eeby
Napoleon
W. E. Lipps
Cromwell
G. A. Stewart
Kwilton
Nesday
Attorn Patterson
Tan ‘Chattie
Anderson
Wilton
James ‘Roan
Washburn Ig
Grand Pacific
Rallson Brothers
B.E
E. M
Kiebt
Lebe
City Residents and Visitors Land in Capital for River Convention
Local and visiting business men including Curtier Maler and Van Horn traveled to the Capital City yesterday. Officials and jurors from nearby towns arrived for the river convention and related meetings. Numerous residents and delegates from Garrison Ashley Washburn Driscoll and Williston joined, with many returning home after informal calls and civic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eReenys F. H. van Horn
Two Lakes
J. M. Patterson
Washburn
Brconventtene
Wy. Hazelton Republican
S.R., Hood Et Francis
W.F. Crewe
Devilsidhe
T. H. Haugberg
Washbury
C. C. Hammond
Ashley
Bismarck
Williston
North Dakota
C. H. Folt
Garrison
Wm. Clausen
R. E. Peterson
H.T. Aultman
Carson
John Bohrer
Klein
E. A. Lamb
Washburrn
H.A. Thomas
Drigety
A. B. Currier
Garrigan
Frank Harris
Robert ‘Nelson
Baldwin
A. Anderson
Brit Tin
Barney Schwab, Jr
Menckeit
A.O. Skogland
Trieg
Local residents visit city on various errands
Strom Saturass and Mrs Simonson with child arrived from Driscoll on No 5 and returned on No 6. Mrs L Bell of Garrison stayed overnight. M A Boysen of Steele, J H Prodger of Mandan, J J Hange of Sibley Butte, W S Bowner of Garrison, J A Stell of Oakes, A Bennett of Potgigs were in the city on business yesterday. States Attorney Geo H Stone of Mott attended due to Hettinger tax matter. Chas Edwards Oscar Johnson Wm L Anderson of Wilton, E Boman St Slaughter, Thos Flandgan, Naughton, Claus Kroli of Frances also appeared on various errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strom Saturass
J. Simonson
Misa Jesme
J.J. Hange
Sibley Butte
Bowner
Garrison
J. A. Stell
Oakes
A. Bennett
Potgigs
States
Geo. H. Stone of
Mott
Sunday Visitors Reported in Canfield City
AW Reed of Canfield and Geo J Haugeberg of Washburn were in the city yesterday. Miss Idan Peterson and Mrs B A Schad with her little girl were in town from Menoken. Dr Burket J P Tandberg and Tver Anderson of Driscoll also called. Alex Johnson and Mrs C Becher of Ashley registered at the Grand Pacific. S Kepler of Dawson noted as a leading local merchant and member of Raymond Kepler firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Canfield
Idan Peterson
Driscdil- Geo
Haugeberg
Washburn
Busineg
Cromwell
B. A. Schad
Menoken
Dr. Burket
J. P. Tandberg
Tver “Anderson
Driscoll
Andberg
Alex. Johnson
C. Bécher
Ashley
Grand Pacifice 1
S- B. Kepler
Dawson
Kepler
Raymond '& ,Kepler, General Merchants
Notice of Homestead Proof for Evert Homan No. Wsnt
First publication details a notice of intention to make five year proof for Homestead Entry No. Wsnt, filed July 17, 1903, by Evert Homan of Naughton, North Dakota, for section 4 township 149 range 78. Proof to be made March 11, 1993, before the register and receiver at Bismarck, listing witnesses Mearl Whitexat, Ryburaget, Woll, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Bismagek. Ni
Fey
Evert Homan’ Af
Lismarck
Naughton
N. Fi
Mearl
Notice of Cancellation and Land Contract Details in North Dakota
Public notice announces cancellation of a land sale contract for a parcel in Burleigh County North Dakota. It states default on payments, failure to meet crop provisions, and transfer of the deed to Peter Larson. The contract, dated November 17 1904, concerns the SW quarter of section 5 township 142 north range 77 west, totaling about 153.67 acres. The notice records parties Peter A Larson and Christian G Larson of Meltonville Iowa and Ny. Lee as second party and indicates the contract will terminate April 1. 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubick
North
Dakota
Peter A. Larson
Christian G. Lara
Meltonville
Worthend
Iowa
Ny. Lee
G. Larson
Peter Larson
Alice
Burleigh County
Tang
Sore
Peter Val Larson
Guaranteeing and the Istory of Litchfield Mfg Co
Fragmentary OCR notes reference guarantee language and indicate continuation on another page. The text hints at a broader historical account of the Litchfield Manufacturing Company and how guarantees are presented in that narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield Mfg.’ Co
Notice of Mortgage Sale in North Dakota
Notice of mortgage sale for Mark Sebrey and Minnesota Title Insurance & Trust Company. Ernest R. Moore as assignee to act, sale in Burleigh County at the courthouse in Bismarck on March 10, 1908 at 10 a.m. to satisfy $425.05 plus accrued interest and costs. Parcel: East half of section 8, township 139, range 80, Burleigh County North Dakota. Excludes 32 acres of SE quarter of SE quarter.
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Mark Sebrey
Mininasota Title - Insurance & Trust Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Register of Deeots
Burleigh
North
A.D
James D.shearer
North Dakota
Bismarck
pTangé Elehty
Noth Dakota
Auarter
Ernest R. Moore
Minnesota Tie Insurance & Trust Company
A. D
Aaid
Minnesota ‘Tithe Insurance & Trust Company
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Bismarck and Burleigh County
Wright
Skeeters
Cochriney Win
Wen
Altmoss
Skelior Ranch
Cochrane
Boston, Magg
Wiliam Moore
Grant Marsh
Garfield
Interior-Department-Ap
Yellowstone
Tver
Secretar Garfield
Ahéetiver
Missouri
Yellows
Distter
Eral Stevens
Jorney Auger
Buffalo
Harvey Smith
Sibley
Butte
W. F. Cochrane
Thie Regue
M. J. McKenzie
McKenzie
the Tribune
Regula
St Paul
Wales
John R. Hughes
New Salen
Hughes
Bismarc
H. L. Reade
Henry Reade
Tower House
Reade
Brennan
Dickinson
Beadalain Stoetting
Pionta East
Rainy Butte
f.Olson_ apa
Iudmbier
Wit “Lon
S Reich
Has. Lynch
Underwood
Albert Hedstrum
Slatienter
Joseph Kershaw
Engedaht Gibbe
Ernest Boyan
John Sears
David Gallaway
Wim. Langley
CP. Matthews
of Crisco
Wsa
Watson
F. E. Woodworth
Andrew Berge
Doran
Drs. Doran
Lafferty
Drofea
Pat Bismarck
N. D
Northwest Hotel
Mandan
Prima-Ocean Hotel
Thesday
Han
Upicea
St. Paul, Minn, A
N.D
Cathy
Saget
Astignee of Mortgag: Hyland
Messle
Aftinosyo Forioignen Ae Masthiaehs Washburn, N, Dfal
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