Notice of Final Homestead Proof In Bismarck ND
First publication January 5 notice of final homestead proof for land located in Bismarck North Dakota. The settler Dee 2800 dollars and a notice of intention to make final proof in support of his claim will be made before the receiver at Bismarck North Dakota on February 10 1909.
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Bismarek
Momureky
Sori
Firot
N. D. Dee
Tollowina
Xottlor
Bismarck
N-T. Dee
Pamed Hotterus
N. Diy
Notio
N. D
Allen
Nebraska
Leost
Luis
Conuiine Blau
Pal
A. Moenle
Notice of Final Homestead Proof for Leonarda E Bartron
Final proof notice from Bismarck area for Leonarda E Bartron (formerly Leonarda Luyben) listing witnesses Jean B. Simon Willard A. Elmous and others. Proceedings set to determine life and cultivation of the claimed homestead with public filing in the county records. The notice invites appearance by February to verify residence and settlement as required by law.
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Hessby Pryor
Mindy
Mismarck
Leonarda E. Bartron
Leonarda Luyben
Life Optimas
Jean B. Simon
Willard A. Elmous
Proposals for Lumber and Doors at Standing Rock Agency
Notices show an Indian Service call for lumber and related materials at Fort Yates and Standing Rock Agency in North Dakota. Bids due by a February deadline. specifications include lumber, shingles, doors, and windows with delivery to Fort Yates or Mandan on specified rail lines. Proposals require certified funds or satisfactory security and immediate contract execution if awarded.
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U. 8
Indian Service
Fort Yates
Uly
N D
Thin Agency
Zeidlonk P. Mu
Tarai
Braildock
N. D
Mand
Nort Baltic Railway
Jao Jreed
Leo
United States
Woryout National
Bank In
Comminsigner of
Indian Affairs
Garangaeck
Holmer
Reservoir Filings Signal Bustle at Local Land Office
The article describes lively activity at the local land office as settlers apply under the reservoir law to reserve and cultivate up to 100 acres for fifty years. It notes provisions for building a reservoir capable of holding 1.5 million gallons, with requirements shared on the same section as the land reserved. The law aims to encourage water storage amid scarcity, but doubts arise about widespread reservation projects. The process includes filing fees, potential cancellations, and keeping ranges free from water use by others until rights are secured.
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DIA
Te State Fur Land Wings
Wader
Jyto Etvert
Jong Agi
Louis Xo
Dickiaon
Batuifiva
Witeh Ting
Wust
Menta
General Land Offices
Heig
Tne
Mum
Reservoir filings overflow amid land office activity
The Daily reports rising reservoir filings with about seven hundred and fifty entries and more than a hundred additional filings at the land office. Applicants describe land reservations, proximity to water, and the intended use, with fees noted for papers and deeds. The process requires declaratory statements, two year completion, and site surveying before final reservation.
Dyspepsia relief and a North Dakota note
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia constipation and malaria with claims of fifty years of use and strong bottles. It also notes Major John H. Praine’s appointment as a national guard officer amid remarks on his discipline and care of men.
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Hostetter
Pall Shortt
North Dakota Regiment
Frale
John H. Praine
National Guard
Praine
Commissioners Board Proceedings In Bismarck Den January 3 1900
County officials discuss adjournment, set election of chairman Welty, approve bills for road work and jurors, adjust taxes and fees, and adjourn to follow day's sessions. The afternoon session confirms treasurer’s receipts, approves numerous expenditures, and completes the day with routine adjournments and clerical actions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Jolaigon
George A. Wetell
Weteler
Geo. A. Welty
Anderson
W.D. Wager
Qiedlon
Head
Wiklax
John Megowant
Oscar Ward
A. de Beat
Mimafield
Juv Lows Tarson
WeOr Vee
Paul Michelsott
IMPOE
Suede Cec
G. Grane
Duvar J. Aww
MeLanehlin
Elliott Barges
Reneh
Joe A. Marquette
Seen B.S. Mlowee
Seeo
Cle Bhiint
Jyok O.eee
Ees
V. Dompson
SEVP
Ceee Dyna Shurehingent
Mo Eppinger
Ay M. Tye
Hoss
Walton
Bailit Tation Thay
Elock
Welelid Jolngon
Veank Donnell
Futur
Griffin
Vay
Jaron
Tawi Johnson
Jor Co
IO Das
Welch
Impor Cocci
Aslo Henry Richivlt
Tan
Dela Shannon
John Hathert
Chas
Split
Famine
Michael” Walt
Oouiel 4
Joseph Waxsoun Williams
Aw Tently
Satot
Near
GW. Chandwick, Jr
J. W. Moltister
Jieur Geo
Day
Peed Guiselika
Jnr
Walter fHeisene
Auto Mason
Dwar
Melfngh
Jnveon
Porinae
Juroreo
Semston
Bord
Purellant
Johnson
H. Phelps
Stationery
Vionwur Th
Astray
Hiram Joy
Usenr
Bunquist
John White
Aungst
Pryge
Jurar
Welch Aul Tobnson
Grumbse Bros
D. McDonald
Chadwick
Walter Skelton
Bogue
H.P. Bogue
J.P. Hoagland
Joseph Dietrich
C. P
Tolinson
A McGarvey
C.D. Edlek
Ataa
Fanart Heivune
Sooke and
Honery
I. A
Michelson
Mise Poor
Avury Stelimtty
Tambor Hospital
Keene
Tannilinen
Pihiald
John I
Ania Toliidin
Ay Tolason
Cod Malek
Healy
Mda
Weho
Wolel
Foluion
Histon Me
Couniassiners
Jamisint
Petar- Bon Corps
Jownahiys
Savavlers
General Methuen Recalled and Buller Health Reported Precarious
London news reports recall of General Methuen by the English government amid strain and censoring. General Buller's health is described as precarious. The piece also notes pension talk for Civil War veterans and political resignation at Milwaukee speaker Robert Schilling.
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London
Tun
East Surrey
West Yorkshires
Tobbs
Fort Sever
Methien
Addé
Bullet
Angora Goats as a Profitable Farm Venture
A detailed study outlines Angora goats thriving on marginal land, with costs, stock management, and security of profit. It covers land value, breed selection, dog and herder needs, capital needs from a few thousand dollars upward, and projected incomes from year two onward, highlighting risks and the importance of caretaker fitness and local conditions.
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Miriam
United States
Angora Gots
Uinton
Vale
Ani
Anjsora Sea
Eugene I
Angora
Rliiess
Doe
Corionate
Iam
Alvive
Cannius
Allah
Principles of Selecting a Good Stomach for Draft Horses
Farmers note a tenant of horse selection focusing on stamina and temperament. Key traits include 1200 to 1400 pound weight, strong ambition, compact frame, powerful shoulders, and a firm barrel. Muscular, knotty legs and a prominent back quarter signal strength, while a trim gut and deep body indicate vitality. Experts warn the best horses blend heft with spirited play.
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Farmers’ Tribune
Wrong Kind of the Pony Portrait Highlights Shetland Breed
An editor critiques a winning Shetland pony, arguing the horse’s showy traits and docked tail make it ineligible as a true Shetland. The piece stresses the breed is for children's use and safety, not speed or fancy presentation, and calls for judges to favor gentle, trustworthy animals.
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I Prike
Shetland
Weber
Wintering Stock for Profit in Wintering
An American Cultivator passage urges keeping thrifty, young stock and culling older animals. At winter start, stock should be in good shape to avoid depreciation. Better to kill or sell beef stock past its prime than feed costly older animals. Feeding cost for aging stock wastes resources. profits come from feeding young, thriving stock.
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iLens
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John R. Wilbon
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Hedstrom
C. gieGowt Gan Sina
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Willard A. Simone
Tyar Ohinvos
WoRunspart
Gus
W. Johnson
Pointed Woods
Sr Mgillivray
Register
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Roan
Pursnant
Nornament
Trevents
Welch Ant Johnson
Dee
Welel
Johns
Ballard Ware
White County
Akan
TSO
Sears
Orion
Ness
Wiotton
Geo. A. Welet
W. Dolsen
Ghnitealange Pettit
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Valley
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Diinnapolis
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Transvaal
Robert Schilling
Milwaukee
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