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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
6
Memorial services will be held at St John’s church at two o’clock on Sunday afternoon in May. A service of songs and prayers will precede a procession to the cemetery to decorate graves. All are invited to attend.
Public publication notice from the Interior Department Land Office at Evanston Wyoming dated April 1915. Edward Steele and John Rutherford of Grovant Wyoming and others file homestead and final five year proof notices across multiple sections in Townships 43 44 North Range 115 116 West with witnesses named. Additional public notice lists a separate entry for Clement Mamen and Daley Steele. A final notice invites protests and sets dates for hearings at Jackson Wyoming and Gray Star Livery.
Restoration to Entry of Lands notice announces settlement and entry rights under homestead laws for lands in Teton National Forest Wyoming. It lists preferred applicants, survey details, forest monuments, and deadlines, including July 3 1915 for exercising rights and July 20 1915 entry at Evanston land office.
The notice lists multiple lands within the Pallende and Teton National Forests in Wyoming authorized for settlement under the homestead act of 1862. It details parcels with acreages, townships, ranges, and descriptions, noting preference rights for pre1906 settlers and the July 21 1915 application dates. It names applicants Randolph Kawfoan Delage Tate List 4-02 and others, with plots described by monuments, courses, and bounds.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of Lot 3, Section 13, Township 40 North Range 117 West, containing 4.53 acres, at 10:00 A M on the advertised date. Rebecca A. Robertson applies under Serial No 4280. minimum bid is 3.00 per acre. sale closes when bidding ends. highest bidder pays immediately. objections must be filed by sale time.
Department of the Interior notices declare that James Wallace and Marius Kristensen, both of Bik and Ei Wyoming, filed intent to make final five year proofs on Forest and Homestead entries, with witnesses named James FH and others, before U S Commissioner Otho E. Williams in Jackson Wyoming on specified June 1915 dates, plus Albert Gonther and others filing for final proofs in Kelly and nearby areas. registrations reflect serial numbers, land parcels, and section details.
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