Timber Land Act Notice of Timber Land Sale Claim
United States Land Office at Sundance Wyoming announces a timber land entry by Caroline Ward of Sturgis South Dakota under the 1878 Timber and Stone Act with proofs to be made January 29 1908 at Sundance. Witnesses include William Horlocker Elizabeth Horlocker Harry B Clark and George W Jones of Forest Wyoming. Adverse claimants must file by January 29 1908.
Notice of timber land purchase claim Sundance Wyoming 1907
Herman H Gunderson of Hulett Crook County Wyoming has filed a sworn statement to purchase lands in township 54 north range 65 west sections 11 and 10 claiming timber value over agricultural value. He will prove his claim before the register and receiver in Sundance Wyoming on February 64 1905. Witnesses include Erasmus W Powell Melvin L Brown William E Tinkoom Frederic C Richardson. Adverse claimants must file by February 4 1908.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Owoship
Erasmus W. Powell
Melvin L. Brown
William E Tinkoom
Hulett
Wyo
Frederic C. Richardson
Deadwood
S. Dak
Timber Land
Act Jimness
Unitrvd States Land Office
Sundanee
South Dakota
North Hall
Sundarnee
William ©. Tinkcom
Herman N. Gunderson
Ll. Hoyt
Sundavee
George 97. O'Connor
Donald
Ney
Wyewig
Bec
Dex
Editor Aims and Fails in City Boosting Critique
A Peotone Illinois article laments newspaper habits of touting local enterprise while cutting costs and neglecting to credit prominent citizens. The piece argues such contradictions breed cranks or philosophers in the newspaper business.
Subscribing Beat—Wyoming Observer Urges Paid-Up Lists
The Wyoming Observer notes that the Globe is not alone in seeking paid-up, straight-forward subscriptions. It reports many old subscribers renewing to avoid service stops, and that notices add new names to the list. It asserts lawful expectations to pay for received papers and offers 60 to 80 days to remit, with the paper sent at the office’s risk after ordered period ends.
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Wyoming Observer
The
Globe
Wyoming
Brother Sabin
Watches Sent to I D Cory Ell in Belle Fourche
A report notes that watches are being sent to I D Cory Ell located in Belle Fourche. The article lists the destination plainly and provides no additional context or dates.
Morning Prayer for Daily Labor and Rest
A morning blessing invoking perseverance and cheer in daily duties. It asks for the ability to perform tasks with good humor and kind faces, to progress through the day with diligence, and to end with restful, content sleep.
President Roosevelts call ends currency hoarding fears
The president directs treasury to issue Panama Canal bonds and government notes to ease currency strain and restore confidence. He urges citizens to move funds into circulation, noting banks are solvent and that a currency bill may pass soon.
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Roosevelt
Congress
New York
White House
Land-Act Notice Timber Land Sale In Wyoming 1908
Walter H. Brizes of Ewing Nebraska filed in the United States Land Office at Moorcroft Wyoming a sworn statement under the June 3 1875 act for sections 1 34 17 in township 34 north range 17 west describing 100.05 acres and asserting timber or stone value over agriculture. He will prove before U S Commissioner W N Sommis at Moorcroft January 6 1908. Witnesses from Hulett Wyoming are named. Adverse claimants must file by January 6 1908.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Wallington
Walter H. Brizes
Ewing County
Holi
Nebraska
Tepe
U. S
W. N. Sommis
Moorcroft
Louis
Glasshatrn
Guy H. Davidson
Willian, Rywing
Webley A. Knight
Hulett
Brefore
Ak, Hoy Rt
Timber Land-aAct Notice of Timber Land Claim in Sundance
Notice is hereby given that Charles B Leecham of Belle Fourche South Dakota filed in the US Land Office Sundance Wyoming a sworn statement for the purchase of land described as lot 1 section 8 township 50 north range 6 west 6th principal meridian to be denied as timber land and will appear to prove timber value January 8 1908. Witnesses include James T U Craig Hannah T Overland August M Osloond and Nels M Nelson. Adverse claims must file by January 15 1908.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
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Oregon
Nevada
Pees Territory
Charles B. Leecham
Helle Fourche
Butte
S. Dak
Aly Set
Ranwo Noo
Sundanese
Hoe
James TJ. Craig
Hannah T. Ovlond
August M. Oslooud
Belle Fourche
Nels M. Nelson
Aladdin
Rcons
A. E. Horr
Interior
Nndane
Lewis G. Bare
Dakc Han
Makit
Mule Aggy
Townshipar
Yoming
Monilay
Homey Cola
Hs Fourche, &. Dyle
Troyt
Register
Black Wolf Captured by Raber Attracts Attention
Peter Raber, father of Cle Sam and Chris Raber, brought a chained black wolf to town two weeks after a steel trap capture. The animal, possibly a cross between gray wolf and stag hound, resembles a stag hound and is large for a spring whelp. Raber plans to exhibit it at Hilcott’s restaurant basement for a few days with buy offers welcome.
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Peter Raber
Cle Sam
Chris Raber
Mr. Raber
Raber
Hilcott
Northweat Post
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