Timber Land Notice of Filing Timber Land Claim
Notice is given under the 1878 Timber Land Act that Caroline Ward of Sturgis South Dakota filed in Sundance Wyoming a sworn statement to purchase part of section 31 township 64 west range 6th P M seeking timber land under the act. The applicant will present proof January 29 1908 before the register and receiver 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.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Caroline Ward
Sturgis
Meade
South Dakota
William Horlocker
Elizabeth Horlocker
Harry B.clark
George W. Jones
Forest
A. E. Hoyt
Register
United States
Unifornia
Washparton
Walter H. Hrngue
Ewing
Holt
Nebraska
U.S
W. K. Sonor
Moorcroft
Slanday
Louis
Glosaburn
Guy AL. Davidson
William Ke Kwing
Wealey
Knight
Hulett
Publiation
Chlor
Woodcock
George Opp
Alsad U
Ina
Ite
Bec
P.m. Dod
Rene
Yong
Land filings in Crook County Wyoming timber lands 1907
Notice of filings under timber and homestead acts for lands in Crook County Wyoming. Herman H. Gunderson of Hulett and Eric Richardson of Deadwood file sworn statements for sections 10 11 township 54 north range 65 west. Hearings set February 4 1908 at Sundance with witnesses Erasmus W. Powell Melvin L. Brown William E. Tinkcom Herman Gunderson and others. Adverse claimants urged to file by February 4 1908.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Herman H. Gunderson
Hulett
Crook
Erasmus W. Powell
Melvin L. Brown
William E. Tinkeom
Wyo
Frederic C. Richardson
Deadwood
S. Oak
A. E. Hore
Register
William K. Tinkcom
Herman II
Gunderson
KE. Hoyt
One and the Same Person
In Belle Fourche a jury found Knudt Tysdale guilty of receiving stolen property after a lengthy trial with out of town witnesses. Testimony linked stolen goods to Tysdale, who claimed he did not know they were stolen. A separate Crook County note reports Jack Burnett applying for a retail liquor license, with John Barnett and Jack Barnett identified as the same person.
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Knudt Tysdale
Belle Fourche Bee
Tysdale
Wm. Morgan
Federal
Leavenworth
Kansas
Rose 1 Bud
Wm. H. Spear
Sheridan
Chas
Long
Billings
Mont
Tysdale’s
John Burnett
Hulett
Wye
Tom Nelson
Wyoming
Spear Ranch
Vale
Morgan
Peter Ricketts
Fred Willetts
ER Cattle Co
William Rumbaugh
Crook County Monitor
Jack Burnett
Intermountain Burg
John Barnett
Belle Fourche
Jack Barnett
Local option and Sunday closing discussed by Adolphus Busch
Kansas City report quotes Adolphus Busch favoring local option and a Sunday closing plan to allow church attendance. He notes prohibition spreading southward and Oklahoma’s shift, warning of a broader movement. Philadelphia brewers back reform and plan a $5 million fund to fight temperance, funded by raising 5 to 10 cents per keg. Globe year end notice urges renewal for 1908.
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Kansas City
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Busch
South
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
United States
New York
Lessons on Bible History and Moral Teachings
This lesson text surveys biblical history from creation to the judges, detailing training methods used to shape a nation, key figures, kingdoms, and moral lessons. It notes Hugh Black's younger brother James leading a church in Edinburgh, and highlights St. Giles' Mission in London providing meals, work, and shelter to the needy and juveniles.
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Joseph
Republic of God
Joshua
Shamger
Barak
Deborah
Gideon
Samson
Jephthah
Eli
Samuel
Jacob
Esau
Hugh Black
James Black
Broughton Place United Free Church
Edinburgh
St. Giles
London
German Presbyterians Decide to Run Two Denominational Papers
After a long controversy the German Presbyterians will continue publishing both denominational papers rather than consolidate. The Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions seeks one hundred new mission areas for Giving and Getting. A good teacher earns more from eleven than he gives.
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Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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HH. H. Gunderson
Sapphire Restaurant
A.R. Cole
Sisera
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Aladdin
B.B. Steam Laundry
S. G. Folsom
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Dakota
Geo. Dalton
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Carpenter
Stone Mason
Hulett, Wroming
Amos P. Cole
Civiil ExGingeer
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