Public Land Notice of Final Proof Filings in Dickinson ND
The Department of the Interior announces William Holland of Beach North Dakota filed final commutation proof for the NE section 34 township 139 north range 106 west on July 1 1909 with witnesses Robert Halsted Jorden Halsted Ole M Olson and George Haffner all of Beach. Henry H Schultz of Beach North Dakota filed final five year proof for Lots 6 and 7 and E4 SW section 6 township 139 north range 105 west on June 25 1909 with witnesses John H Fast David D Walde John Reimer and Herman Kethner all of Beach. Both proofs to be examined at the U S Land Office in Dickinson North Dakota.
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Department of the Interior
N. S. Land Office
Dickinson
N. D
William Holland
Beach
5Th Principal Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Robert Halsted
Jorden D. Halsted
Ole M. Olson
George Haffner
Beach, N. Dak
N. Dak
Henry H. Schultz
W. 5Th P. Meridian
Geo. McClellan
U. S
John H. Fast
David D. Walde
John Reimer
Herman Kethner
S. M. Ferris
Register
Thomas Dunlap
U.S
Fred W. Yopp
Frank Konczak
Charley H. Haugen
Lydia W. Richards
State of
North Dakota
Billings
Tenth Judicial District
Deetermann Bros. & Co
Copartnership
William Fiene
District Court
Billings County
Belfield
Burgeson & Haney
Paintiff
Jacob H. Strucker
5Th P. Meridian
Joseph E. Bosserman
Burkey, N. Dak
John L. Denton
Elizabeth Weibe
John Burkey
Carlyle
Montana
Homestead filings and mortgage foreclosure notices
Notices from Dickinson area land and court records dated May 4 1909 announce Thomas Dunlap Beach N Dakota final five year homestead proof for land in section 34 township 140 range 106 and mortgage foreclosure proceedings on a Billings County claim with sale of Prehn slaughter house set for June 12 1909. Also Jacob Strucker Beach N Dakota files final five year proof for NW section 10 township 187 range 105 and related witness list announced.
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Billings
U.S
Beach
Billings County
N. Dak
Section
Township
Prehn
George H. Purchase
Joseph Denoyer
North Dakota
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale Seeks Recovery
Notice states that a default has been made in a mortgage where Ernest E. Prehn of Beach North Dakota mortgaged to William L. McKibbin of Beach. The sale aims to recover the secured property per the terms of the mortgage.
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Ernest E. Prehn
Beach
Billings
North Dakota
Chronicle reader asks neighbors about following example
A short note questions whether residents have followed a neighbor's example and offers a subscription prompt to the Chronicle. The inquiry implies community reflection and civic interest in local journalism.
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The
Chronicle
Heirs of Peter Christen File Final Commutation Proof
Joseph Christen heir to Peter Christen deceased of Beach North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof for a 1907 homestead entry No. 10231. The U.S. Commissioner in Beach will hear on June 30 with witnesses Clarence Wildes Joe Murphy John Cunningham and James Rafferty all of Beach North Dakota.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Dickinson
N. Dak
Joseph Christen
Peter Christen
Beach
Township 141
5Th P. Meridian
Ordinance Vacates Part of The Plaza in Beach Village
The Village of Beach trustees adopt Ordinance No. 6 vacating the portion of The Plaza between Block Four and the railroad right of way, west of Blanche Street to the section line highway. The vacated street is shown on the plat attached to the petition by Russell Miller Milling Co and the Northern Pacific Railway Company. Approved May 21, 1909. Elmer E. Dickinson, President. Geo. McClellan, Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Village of
Beach
Hunter
Billings County
North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Blanche Street
Each
Russell- Miller Milling Co
Northern Pacific Railway
Elmer E. Dickinson
Geo. McClellan
Reward Offered by Billings County Livestock Association
The Billings County Live Stock Protective Association offers a 600 dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing or killing horses or cattle belonging to members. A 100 dollar reward is offered for convictions under statute 9269 requiring hides to be exposed to buyers. penalties include jail up to three months or a fine up to 100 dollars. Signed Harve Robinson, President.
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Billings County Live Stock Protective Association
Harve Robinson
Reward for information on cattle theft or killings
James W. Foley of Medora North Dakota offers a 200 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who kill or steal cattle branded JIM or FY.
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Jim
James W. Foley
Medora
N. D
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