Notice of mineral land filings and public notices in North Dakota
Notices from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Dickinson and Bismarck regarding entry numbers, proof deadlines, and hearings for homestead and mineral claims. Included are public notices of publication, claims by Nelviare & Wiltnes, Lowi Texle, and others, dates in 1908, and references to commissioners and registrars in Hettinger Lemmon and Dickinson areas. Also many classified ads about loans, sales, animals, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Bismarck
Nelviare & Wiutnes
Janestuiri
Fenal
Jude
Bisuanek
Peaience Lapun
Clark
Clark Fill
Lage Mowe
Nora Wheeler
Damon Bare
Sewelt
Registre
Department of the Interim
Dickinson
Rick
Stowers
Vis
Barry No. Tal
Costue
Telone
Jacob Senderall
Scommadstoner
Lettuger
Leide Varnes
Win Hess
Frank Roney
Jack Widow
Ae SM Ferris
Regiate Igerson
Mselaln
Vine Homestead
Katey
Jacob Monderade
Hettinger
Seitrathon
John F Hergerson
Atawerr
Ole Heck
Henry
SM Perens
Herister
Diviinson
Uested States Land Office
North Dakota
Leud
Pune
Elim
Jatin Satterlund
N.D
Land Office
Nice
Gravin
Interior
Land Orice
N. Dak
Edward Ja Rhoads
Lemmon
South Dakotas
Taos
Wade
Agutheo
N. Range
W.otuth P.M
Jrenof
Sondecall
U.S
Ttinves
N. Duk
John J. Waveller
S. D
Willian
Amos E. Goforth Widwin
Bentley Gleanings and Local Happenings in April
A prospective large general store is planned for Bentley. Reuben Strate’s infant daughter died last Thursday, April 29. Farmers around Bentley received a large invoice of trees the past week. Locals aim to plant groves to beautify farms. Bentley township expects the region’s best grain yields in Adame ath. Bentley’s blacksmith shop earned about 10 dollars daily that week despite stormy days.
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Bentley
Reuben Strate
Adameath
Bentley Bentley Blacksmith Shop
Tom Marshall A North Dakota Legend and Independent Politician
A lengthy biographical sketch honors Tom Marshall born 1834 in Hannibal Missouri, detailing his move west as a surveyor, long service in North Dakota politics, and role in freighting reforms. It highlights his independence from party bosses, Senate and congressional runs, advocacy for rural free delivery, grain inspection, and federal funding for fortifications and public buildings, and lauds his leadership and public-mindedness.
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Tom Marstell
Stow Deygreer
Priser
Frank Wnd
Hannibal
Minneapedia
Send
North Dakota
Ain Bopulars
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minnesota
Duluth Aml
Tau
Senate
United States Senate
Nnt
State Senate
U. S. Senate
Congress
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Eang
Tie
Cagnon
Fort Liveola
Bismarcky
Ginatil Marks
Barge
Tle
Great Ludian Affairs Committee
Ak Cong
Beng bin
Norels
North Dakotan
Tnd
Tale& Files
Republican Party
House
Tom Marshall
Ile
Valley City
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.F. Paul Gross
Alanis County
Syle Line Herald Office
Nore
Sandbo, M. D
Tammon
Dak
The
Owl Restaurant
Jo Joiny Rotimi
Tenemous
Sow VZ AL
Howes
East Side Main Street
Milwaukee Tracks
U.P. Black
H. E. Meyers
Dick Dugdale
Weajucary
Second Ave
Hub
Lemmon, S. D
Western
Dakotas
H.W. Hartzell
Mon
Adams County
H. W. Bentley Bentley, N. Dak
Lemmon Land Co
Depot
Corken & Lillibridge Drugstore
A, Bach
Lemmon Lumber
Freight Depot
Main
Choice Brands of
Cigara
Gordon & Daley’s
Feed & Sale Stable
Main Street
Fourth & Fifth Avs
Seane Favally
Lemma
Ty Bromid Bey
Sears
Welte Clineen Fo
He TV
Er Carl Mlo Edie & Stempsen's
Me Iyer
Haxkensen
Brown Rens
W. Bond
B. OM. Perris
Daantran
N. Moree
Rogers
Roos
Dirk
Wb. Bovey
Poptica
Howe Niles Teettes
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Grav Mare
Mom Hs
Foes
Olde Shoenll Round
Wirhtaker
VAR & Carlson, Rein
Ein Mien, SD
Boehm-Gunberg Company
Boehi-Gunberg Land Co
Laammon
Owen
Reed
Spock
Lil. Ry
Georgy Kiedis
Slitteles
Melvor
Haakonson Elevator
Lennon
Millard Milton
Shakin Sumsery CO
Charles City
Green's Lodging House
Bentley Gleanings
U. S
Wetter's Store
Hane
Brown Bros. Hettinger
Hattinger
Hismarck
J. F
Paul Grows