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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
12
Walter E. Pennay of Beach and Charles A. Ruedinger of Burkey file for final five year proof on homestead entries in North Dakota. Pennay’s SE Sec.18, Twp.139 N. R.105 W. March 25 and April 20, 1908 witness lists announced. Ruedinger’s SE 4 Sec.24, Twp.137 N. R.106 W. March 25, 1908 witnesses named.
Reese Owens of Beach North Dakota files intent to make final proof for the northwest quarter of section 12 township 138 north range 106 west with 5th principal meridian. Proof set for March 2, 1908 before Register and Receiver in Dickinson. Names A M Schmitz Thomas Krema Sr Thomas Krema Jr and Clarence Shero appear as witnesses.
Federal land office announces a homestead entry filing in Dickinson North Dakota for a parcel described as Sik See doy in township 11 N range 106 W. M and a final proof occurs at the Dickinson Register of Deeds with witnesses listed including Will Glazier Chester A. Ist Albert Sateaboe and others.
Joseph Musil of Beach North Dakota filed for final five year proof on a homestead claim number 18127 for northwest quarter section 28 township 140 range 105 west. The hearing is before the register and receiver at Dickinson North Dakota on April 7 1908. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Barber Emro Jker Ka W Richards and Pyaik Meathal all of Beach North Dakota. S.M. Ferris, Register.
Henry Feldhusen of Beach North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final five year proof for his Homestead Entry No 21095 dated December 8 1902, for the west half of the northwest quarter and west half of the northeast quarter in section 8 township 140 north range 105 west. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Dickinson North Dakota on April 7 1908. Attending witnesses include C E Barber J D Halstead Thomas Kranick and J C Gile all of Beach North Dakota. M Berris Register.
Richard Garta contests homestead entry No 2861 by Norman D Fraizzer alleging lack of residence and abandonment for over six months not due to military service. Hearing set for April 3 1908 at 10 a m before the U S land office register and receiver in Dickinson.
Notes on the Cornell Widow's publication of nonsense rhymes and poems attributed to Johnny and Eb and Filo, tracing origins of verses in 1900 and their wide circulation. Additional items discuss dream statistics among men and women and an explanation of Earth's oblate shape with polar flattening and axis length.
C E Everett and John Ermentrout arrived from Deep Creek bringing twenty five wolf pelts. Mrs G E Burgess family learns she is improving in Dickinson hospital. T Edgar McGregor visits relatives then heads to Schafer. Mrs J A Ferris attends daughter’s measles in Terry Mont. Locals comment on Chicago snow storm while North Dakotans stay warm. Wm Newens ranch school program earns praise. Editor W A Young of Beach stops by. says he left Golden Valley Chronicle. He plans North Bend Wis. return and potential local publication interest.
Bank examiners list assets and liabilities for Golden Valley State Bank Beach and Farmers and Merchants Bank Billings County as of February 14, 1908. Included are loans, deposits, capital stock, profits, and notes sworn by bank cashiers Karl Olson and E. E. Noble with notary attestations by John Keohane and George H. Purchase respectively.
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