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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
6
Local reports list visits by bankers, auditors, real estate men, and travelers from Aberdeen South Dakota Hull Strabourg and Winona. Notes cover weather cold spells railroad delays telephones postal items and a pension-law update with community gossip and small notices.
Fe speckled ness calf taken up by undersigned for care through January 15 to 29. Owner to identify and claim with proof of ownership. Dale, North Dakota.
In a Justice Court case heard by Squire Wes cott, Patterson attached two boxes of clothing charged to Miller’s depot shipment as belonging to Mrs. Miller. Patterson also claimed $30 from Hasselstrom owed to Miller for advertising. Miller argued the ad fee was not due as he had ordered his ad removed. he had paid part of the debt. George Lynn assigned the $30 to cover attorney fees, and Lyon obtained a judgment against Miller with the money awarded to Lyon.
Dr Hogue and Deputy Jones rushed to a farm near Linton after a man said his neighbor shot his wife and child. A misfired shotgun through a closed door struck the wife and a girl child, yet injuries were not serious. The incident occurred as a boy knocked the gun loose during a rabbit hunt.
Taken up. A red heifer calf about five months old with a white spotted head arrived at the farmer's place and was taken up as it was too young to drive away. Sebastian Gefrow, secretary. The First Bank of Linton, North Dakota, advertises real estate loan funds for farm loans up to five years.
Public land sale notice from the United States Land Office Bramance N M February 28 1904 at 10 oclock A M offer land described as E SE of Sec 28 Twp 182 N Range 74 W Fifth Principal Meridian adverse claimants must file claims by sale date or rights are forfeited. Register JL Satterlund Receiver John Satterlund.
United States Land Office in Bismarck announces a notice of adverse claim and possible forfeiture under a December 23 1908 letter. The action affects a designated parcel and involves parties challenging the right to the land. the receiver notes possible forfeiture if conditions are not met.
Contractors Fulmer and Kelly offer building work in the Building Line Solid district. They guarantee satisfactory results, furnish plans specifications and estimates, and promise prompt completion of work for patrons.
United States Land Office in Bismarck announces a public sale on February 25 1904 at 10:00 am for the tract described as the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 14 in Township 180 North Range 76 West Fifth Principal Meridian. Adverse claimants must file claims by the sale date. M B H Jewell Register and John Batterton Receiver oversee the event.
Commissioner of the General Land Office will offer at public sale at 10 o clock a.m. on February 25 lands described as Lots 3 4 and 7 in Section 6 Township 2 N Range 78 W of Fifth Meridian. Claimants may file adverse claims with AH. JEWELL, postmaster, and JOHN SATTERLUND, Receiver.
Notice from the General Land Office announcing a public sale of land on February 25, 1904 at 10 a.m. in North Dakota. It details tract location in Township 131 North Range 79 West and invites adverse claimants to file claims with Register Jewell and Receiver Satterlund.
An notice from the General Land Office announces a February 24 1904 public sale of 8 of 3 E 4 of Sec 15 Twp 129 N Range 74 W P M under 9456 Rev Statutes amended by act of February 2 1903. It lists M H Jewell Register and John Satterlund Receiver as officials. Adverse claimants are notified to file claims accordingly.
First publication January 22 last February 96 Brim Mark North Dakota January 19 1004 notice of public sale of land in office at 30 o clock a m on the 20th day of March 1904 tract described as southeast quarter of northwest quarter section 5 township 181 north range 74 west of sixth principal meridian by order from instructions in August 13 1003 under 2455 A 8 revised statutes as amended to 1605. Rights may be foregone if not claimed by sale day. H Jewell register join Satterlund recalver
First publication January 22 last to February 26 1904 Uniirep States Land Office Bismanree North Dakota announces a public sale at 10 o'clock a.m. on March 10 1904 for Lot 1 Section 4 Township 132 North Range 78 West Fifth Principal Meridian under Section 2455 A 8 Revised Statutes. Claimants must file claims or their rights will be forfeited. M H Jewell Register John Satlerlund Receiver.
Notice of final proof for settler Jakob Kiembele in Emmons county North Dakota and Gottfried Writzhaar in Linton North Dakota. Proofs to establish residence and cultivation filed with land offices in Bismarck and district clerk in Emmons County. Proofs scheduled for February 27 1904 and January 30 1908 respectively with named witnesses.
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