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Newspaper
Kimball Enterprise
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1883
Page
3
A garbled late 1800s dispatch blends political chatter on a vice presidential candidate and tariff with legal land filings. It mentions congressional action on a railroad right of way, court cases, and multiple Brule and Mitchell land entries with witnesses and dates, though many names and dates are obscured.
A long notice batch records numerous 1880s and 1881 land filings in Brule and Kimball counties. It lists applicants such as Jenk Janousck, Andrew G Anderson, James Campbell, Patrick McDonough, George Hutchinson, William Letcher and others, with their filing numbers, sections, and witnesses. It notes deadlines before probate judges and land offices, with names of witnesses and nearby towns Kimball, Mitchell, and Brule County administered notices.
Notices announce settlers filing proof for land claims in Brule and Buffalo counties. John Mather and John Lethher present proofs before probate in Kimball on dated 1853 and 1883 filings with witnesses listed including Henry B. Karren James Dunnlap and others.
The notice records settlers Edward or Edgar J filing proof for homestead claims in Brule and Mitchell counties, with witnesses named from Red Lake and Waterbury areas, dated April 14 1883. It cites lands in sections and townships, probate and land office actions, and hearings before local judges in Kimball and Kimball Dakota with dates in April 1883.
Complaint filed at this Office by Morris of Aurora against John W. Williams to cancel Homestead No. 10412 dated April 2 1882 for No 4 Sec 14 105 67 Brile Co. Vd. summoning parties to appear on May 7 at 9 o'clock to testify about alleged abandonment in a Mitchell land matter.
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