Notice of Bids for Grading Golden Valley County North Dakota
The Golden Valley County Board invites sealed bids for grading a road from a bridge over Natson Creek between sections 26 and 27 township 44 range 104 Delhi Township. Bids due July 15 1916 at 10 AM. Each bid requires a 6 percent certified check and a bond for contract performance. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Golden Valley County
State of North Dakota
Natson Creek
Delhi Towahh AW
M. C. McCarthy
Downey Auditor
Beueh
Nori Dakota
Uflicu
Cunty
Lewis Orland
Golden Valley County Sealed Bids For Bridge Construction
The Golden Valley County Board invites bids for multiple bridges in sections 7 12 29 32 2 11 5 8 28 29 20 21 18 19 and 16 21 on township ranges 142 105 127 105 137 105 129 104 80 rods north 20 21 139 104 139 104. Bids must follow plans on file with the County Auditor with a five percent certified check and bond for twice the bid amount. Bids opened July 1918 at 10 AM with right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Golden Valley Co
N. Dakota
Pearl
Henry Township
Board of County Commissioners
Golden Valley County
North Dakota
M. C. McCarthy
Golden Valley
Notice of Sale on Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure
Notice is given that the mortgage on property in Golden Valley County North Dakota will be foreclosed by sale at the front door of the Beach State Bank building Beach ND. The mortgage was made May 20 1910 by A J Reichenecker to Michael Goetz and recorded June 27 1910 in Billings County then Golden Valley after county split. The debt is defaulted and due in full. No legal action has been started to recover the debt. The sale will proceed as specified by law.
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A. J. Reichenecker
Michael Goetz
Register of Deeds
Billings County
North Dakota
Golden Valley
Anid
Ald Mortenge
Golden Valley County
Beach State Bank
Beach
California
Mortgage Sale Notice in Golden Valley North Dakota
Public auction to satisfy mortgage debt scheduled for 2 PM Wednesday July 1916 in Golden Valley County North Dakota. Property at Roach Townsite Lot Yummie in Block Five Shiners Fourth Addl described with buildings and hereditaments as recorded. sale amount is 1900 dollars and 80 cents plus costs. Mortgagee Michael Coetz of Norwalk Wisconsin. attorney John L Koeppler of Beach North Dakota.
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Golden Valley
State of North Dakota
Xatixty
Golaon Valley
WilHa
Tate
Orth Dalvorm
Roach
Nuilley Poanty
Honlies Costa
Foracio Wive
Wale
Michael Coetz
Mortengee
Norwalk
Wisconsin
John L. Koeppler
Beach
North Dakota
North Dakota divorce summons and complaint notice
The State of North Dakota to William Deemen. You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in Golden Valley County District Court. Failure to appear will lead to default judgment. Dated June 19 1916 in Maxej North Dakota.
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Golden Valley
Daisy Velmen
Plaintff
William Valmen
Tn District Court
Stanth Judicial District
North Dakota
Ans ‘Ower
Hareto
First National Bank
Beach
Maxeh
Clement L. Waldron
Plaintif
Hench
North Daota
William Deemen
District Court
Tyne
Piniatur
Notice for Public Land Claim Final Proof
Ot lie W. Douglas of Beach North Dakota filed to prove final five year proof on his 1909 1910 Homestead entries for Lots 3 4 and S 1 2 SE section 34 township 138 north range 106 west. The hearing will be July 29 1916 before United States Commissioner H T Halliday at Beach North Dakota. Witnesses include Burr G. Baldwin Oscar Olson Fred B. Douglas August L. Olson and W. B. Dickson.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Dickinson
North Dakota
Otlie W. Douglas
Beach
Township
West 5Th
Meridan
Heat and Labor Output Study Prompts Weather Advisory
A New York commission report links heat to reduced work output. It notes 15 percent less work at 75 degrees and 37 percent less at 86 degrees, with no change in capacity to work but reduced motivation in higher heat.
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New York State Commission On
Check Artist Is Convicted In Wibaux
A young man from out of town passed bad checks for about 170 dollars in Wibaux. Sheriff Jones extradited him from Mandan ND and he was jailed after a North Dakota court found him guilty. He faces a 125 dollar fine or 6245 days in jail. Local merchants have long faced the check fraud issue.
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Wibaux
Yang
Arting
Thresher
Sheriff Jones
Mandan
North Dakota
Jones
N. A
Pioneer
North Dakota Crop Prospects Described as Excellent
North Dakota is praised as among the luckiest states with crops showing record highs. Small grain crops look superb across inspected areas and hay yields promise to match or exceed the 1915 record, though corn prospects are weaker.
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North Dakota
Union
Improved serum method promises safe hog cholera vaccine
The Journal of Agricultural Research describes a new process by Dorset and Henley that adds navy bean extract to defibrinated hog cholera immune blood, enabling 70 to 74 percent clear serum. The serum can be heated to 60 C for 30 minutes to kill foot and mouth germs, preserving antibodies and boosting yield, with potential for nationwide use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Agricultural Research
Department
Neal
Marion Dorset
R. R. Henley
Biochemic Bureau of Animal Industry
Durand man saves wife by racing car over railroad tracks
Harrington of Durand drives onto and along the tracks to avoid a yard engine approaching at a crossing in Owosso Michigan. He escapes the collision by turning off the tracks at the next crossing while his wife collapses in fright. Witnesses laud his nerve and coolness in the perilous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owosso
Midh
Harrington of
Durand
Harrington
Tington
Postal Savings Ruling Raises Deposit Limit to 1000
A recent act of congress and new instructions from the Post Office announce that the postal savings limit is raised to 1000 dollars per depositor. Deposits will be accepted in any amount up to the 1000 dollar balance, with no interest paid on additional deposits beyond that limit. This change requires revisions to the postal savings plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Postooice
Dentists Face Army Enlistment Teeth Standard
The Preparedness League of American Dentists opens a registration bureau in Buffalo to enroll 20 000 dentists who will treat applicants free of charge to meet Marine Corps standards requiring 20 sound teeth with four opposing molars and four opposing incisors. Dr J W Beach of Buffalo chairs the registration committee.
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Ballalo
Shine
Preparedness League of American Dentists
Army
Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
Milriothc
Dentists
League
J. W. Beach
Buffalo
Breakage of jars in canning
When breakage occurs it is due to overpacking jars or rapid temperature changes. Do not fill jars too full with corn pumpkin peas lima beans or sweet potatoes. Place cold jars in hot water or hot jars in cold water immediately after filling with hot syrup or water.
Guard Your Children Against Bowel Trouble
Dr Miles Laxative Tablets praised by Sisters of Christian Charity for children. Ad touts candy like chocolate flavor and easy administration. Box of 25 doses priced 25 cents, return if no benefit. Elkhart Indiana based Miles Medical Co. conducted.
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Dr. Miles
Improper Canner Use Causes Jar Breakage Risk
Notes warn that too much water in a steam canner can contact jars and cold drafts on jar removal may crack glass lids. Tight wire bail and lever pressure can also break jars.
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Legal Publications
Mits
United States
Miles
Sisters of Christian Charity
Charles St
Luzerne
Les
Waters
J.R. Waters
Joseph Denoyer
Dakota
R. M. Andrews Lawyer
Cootitseioner
L.A. Simpson
Dickihyini
E. E. Noble General Insurance Agency
Tyauratice Bench
H. B. Museds
Hees Tels Valley State Bank
Beard, North Dakota
R. W. Stough
Smith Tmonche Street
North
Dako
O. R
Bartley Elk
Beach, N. D
Kee
G. M. Foster
Finer Noble
South Blanche Bt
Leach, N. D
L. M. Burkey
Attorney-at-law
Hoffman Block Beach
G. D
George Irving
Minneapolis
Avery
N. P. Noben
Overstar & Hoverson Hardware
C. C. Mattison
Clarke
Montana
P. QO
Ray Commissions
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