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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
7
Public notices detail George Hafner and Oscar East homestead filings in Beach N Dakota with final proof dates in December 1909 and January 1910. Also a foreclosure style summons in Billings County North Dakota names Isaak Bispham and others over Beach property adverse claims with venue Medora Beach and a November 1909 filing.
Elizabeth M. Smith of Beach has filed intent to make final five year proof on land described in section 30 township 139 range 105W for homestead No. 26742. William witnesses Allison C. Whitney Peter C. Erickson Oliver Haugen Eugene Plumley. Mathew McNiece of Beach has filed final entry for NE section 24 township 13N range 60E M P Meridian with witnesses Daniel McNiece Thomas Dunlap Harry Hastead and Frank Emerson.
Notice states Daniel Mc McNiece has filed intent to make final proof to establish a land claim for lots 1 2 3 4 section 18 township 13N range 61E M P Meridian. Hearing before E E Jordan U S Commissioner at Wibaux Montana on December 28 1909 witnesses Mathew McNiece Thomas Dunlap Harry H Halstead and A M Dillivan of Beach North Dakota.
Charles F. Guide of Beach North Dakota filed intent to make final five year proof on land described in section 8 township 139 north range 105 west fifth meridian. Proof to be given before U S Commissioner R M Andrews at Beach on January 10 1910 with witnesses John Blomstrom David Schultz Henry Schultz and Herman Kettner all of Beach. NM Ferris register.
The Billings County Live Stock Protective Association offers 600 dollars in rewards for information leading to conviction of anyone stealing or killing horses or cattle from association members. An additional 100 dollars is offered for enforcing the state beef hide disclosure law. Estray notice advertises a light gray four year old horse with brand and halter, last seen near Omaha, with a 10 dollar finder’s reward.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a clock repair task tied to a mistress and a maid named Nora in a New York press excerpt. The scene hints at upstairs location and a misfit timepiece needing attention.
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