Local notices and public land filings from Dickinson ND
Public notices detail multiple Department of the Interior land filings in Dickinson North Dakota with homestead entries, witness lists, and final proof dates. Names include Dagmar Jacobson Burke, Hilliard Jackson, Albert Schouboe, William Glazier, and Chester Glazier. Publication dates range Nov 1907 to Feb 1908 with March 2 1908 final proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Dickinson
Yule. D
Nadchester
Rea
Land
Albert Schouboe
Iard H. Jackson
Burkey
M. Fenian
United States
North Dakota
John HH
Beach
Township
Tsn
Roy W
N. D
Vize Thomas
Yoni H. Haugen
John Anderson Andbertson
New Years
A.m
United States Land Office
Dagmar Jacobson
Barkey
Dicknson
Hilliard W. Jackson
William Glazier
Chester A. Glazier
Burkey N. D
S.M. FeRais
Register
United Mates Land Office
Reese Owens
Bickinson
Vic
A. M. Schmitz
Thomas Kream Sr
Thomas Krema Jr
Clarente Shere
M. Ferris
Outdoing Panama Canal work cited in August digest summary
The article compares October excavation by the Panama project to the Northern Pacifics 4,442,628 cubic yards moved that month. It notes broader work across Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Utah, Washington and Oregon, including double tracking, bridge replacements, yard enlargements, and new terminals as the line handles heavy freight on single track sections.
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Panama
Northern Pacific Railway
Panama Canal
Haciic
Pacific
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Iutahos
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Vaget Sound
Vacihe Ocean
Chicago
Old Timer Laments Fences and Land War in Ol Montana
The poem voices a farmer’s doubt about staying in Ol Montana amid fence building and plowing for grain. rising land prices, dry conditions, and homesteaders changing the range spur thoughts of leaving, while a neighbor, Bill McKenna, proves crops can succeed with new farming. The Yeomen set a Leap Year dance at the opera hall on Jun 17.
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Jong
Montana
Bill
Ming
Mammoth steerstirs debate on cattle types at expo
A giant Holstein steer dwarfs its handler as officials debate its value. Experts say such freaks offer little market use, while the best profits come from young prime steers under 24 months, finished quickly on grass and corn before Christmas.
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Tian
Chicago
Lincoln Sam the prize Lincoln ram owned by John Gibson
Ontario breeder John T. Gibson presents Lincoln Sam as a top Lincoln ram, among America’s leading breeders and advocates of the breed. The ram is noted for size, wool quality, and heavy fleece, with wavy spirals and lustrous wool in thrifty specimens. The piece also quips on newspapers as merchants’ best friends and editors as trade dealers.
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John T. Gibson
Ontario
Gibson
America
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M. Laughnan
Beach Mercantile Company
General Merchandise
Olden Valley Chronicle
Postatfice
Billcounty
A. Young
Geschirkon
Styx
Homer Semerities
el Erie
Actus
Widen
Aduroud
Capt
Bragge
Capt Bragge
Sid Tiaxge
PD Marke
Capt. Bragee
Iowa
Russia
Rutia
Portsmouth
Livermore
Northern Pacific
Terry Tribune
Ol’ Montan
Jewel Elgin
Waltham
Ingersoll
Garson. Heach
Lincoln Lamb
Cine
Golden Valley
A.B. Kellogg
F. E. Near
The
Golden Valley State
E. E. Mikkelson
E. E. Noble
A. B. Kellogg
City Livery
E. H. Hall
Dacotah Lumber Co
Beach, N.D
G. D. Lovell
Madison
Overstad & Hoverson
Gile’s Meat Market
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