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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
7
John A. Mills assignee for land in Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 16 East, seeks final proof before O A Truman in Shoshone on March 15 1913 with witnesses Chas Cleveland Chas Mills Roy Mills Arthur Scott. Also notice for Chas H Cleveland final proof for same tract with witnesses Mills and Scott.
Wm B O'Brien of Dietrich Idaho as assignee of Quin O'Brien files final proof for entry 650 under the Carey Act at Shoshone Idaho on March 29 1913 with witnesses J M Churchill H E Corel L H Joy J R Smith all of Dietrich Idaho O'Brien Feb 2 Mar 28 Entryman.
Patrick Riordan of Dietrich Idaho proposes final proof to establish a land claim under the Carey Act of 1899 for E 2 SW 1 4 and W I 2 SE 1 4 of Section 14 Township 6 S Range 18 E B M. The hearing before O A Truman State Land Board in Shoshone Idaho is set for March 29 1913 with witnesses Percy Smith J R Smith J M Churchill and F H Kelly, all of Drewich.
Wm M Wyett of Shoshone Idaho, entry No 52 under the Carey Act, seeks final proof to establish land rights for S1-2 SE1-4 of Section 1 Township 55 Range 16 E B M. Proof is to be before O A Truman Representative State Lands Board at Shoshone Idaho on February 22 with Duff J M Price A W Histing Peter Lundsten all of Shoshone Idaho listed as witnesses.
A. D. Duff of Shoshone Idaho assignee to Alvin R. Lehmann gives intent to make final proof for NJ-2 NEI-4 Section 12 Township 5 S Range 16 E B M. He will appear before O. A. Truman State Land Board in Shoshone on March 22 1913 to prove residence reclamation and cultivation. Witnesses Wm M Wyett J M Price A W Hastings Peter S Lundaten all of Shoshone Idaho.
Henry Oldenburg of Dietrich Idaho gives final proof to establish his claim on SE 1-4 SW 1-4 Section 10 Township 6S Range 18 E B M. He resides on and cultivates the land and will prove his occupancy before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho March 22 1913 with witnesses Walter Smith F H Kelly Jaery Rinehart Stanley Huntington all of Dietrich Idaho.
Notice announces final proof for Fred Pitts of Dintrich Baal to prove claim on land described in Idaho State Land Board proceedings. The hearing before A Truman at State Land Office in Terhleb Winto on March 1 1973 to establish cultivation and reclamation as required. Witnesses listed include J B Smith Bo Walker Chine reek SA Washburn from Terrich Haha.
notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to Lots 10 11 12 Section 31 Township 8 Range 19 B M Dietrich Idaho. claimant Samuel E Kilker residing on and reclaiming the land as required. hearing before A Truman State Land Board March 16 1928 at Dietrich Idaho with witnesses Charles Richardson John E Bowser Charles A Johnson Russell Gage.
Judaon Regal of Shoshone Idaho gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim on land described as SE NW Sec 5 Township 58 Range 17 E B M under Carey Act. He plans to prove residence cultivation and occupancy with witnesses L W Waller J Mott Wysh ant A Silva.
Frank Binbhart, of Dietrich Idaho, signee of J T Buffington, gives intent to make final proof to establish residence, reclamation, and cultivation on NW of Sec 4 Township 18 B,R 18 BB AC under the desert land statute. Before A Truman at Dietrich on March 38th 191%. Witnesses Walter Smith Benjamin Hart Stanley Huntington Frank Kelley, all of Dietrich.
Benjamin Hart of Dietrich Texas, claimant under the state land act, appears March 2 to present final proof on his land claim in the Rose Walter district. He names witnesses Frank Tinekart Huntington Frank Kelley and others and will be examined by state land officials in Dietrich Indiana.
Notice announces Charles F Richardson of Metrich Tolpbo seeks final proof to establish residence and cultivation of land under Carey Act. Hearing before A Truman on March Lith day of 1913 with witnesses J Kitker J M Churchill Chart Jokaeon Hasselt Cage. Also a Want to Buy ad for small street of good land near Shoshone.
Notice of intention to establish a Carey Act claim for S1-2 of NE 1-4 of Section 3 Town 55 Range 16 E B M. Claimant Charles C Mills of Shoshone Idaho will prove residency and cultivation on March 15 1913 with witnesses H Cleveland Haddock Idaho John A Mills Roy Mills and Arthur Scott Shoshone Idaho.
Charles T Chapman of Dietrich Idaho assignee claims final proof to establish his entry under the Carey Act approved March 2 1860. He will prove reclamation cultivation and dividend on the land before D A Truman on March 4 1915, with witnesses Perry Chapman J M Clarke and E Houston of Dietrich and L N Nelson of the same.
FirkaL Proof Claimant Lars Krietofferten of Shusiune Mahe seeks final proof for Carey Act land SW1 SWt of Section 2 Township 5 Range 18 E M before A Truman State Land Board at Skeshons Idaho on March 23 1913 with witnesses Bou Darran Ho tL Pry Parker Chas Weeks all of Nostnee Minnesota Lars Keistoffreen Retryaun This is the seven year Mothers note Chasburthe’s Cough Remedy advertised by vendors.
George H. Geahee of Shoshone Idaho applies under the Carey Act to prove up his claim to reclaimed land. He lists his entry number 713 and cites March 22, 11S, with two witnesses named and a reference to meeting before O. A. Denman, Representative.
Pos Pos T Perry Chapman of Dietrich Idaho gives final proof to establish claim under the Carey Act. He seeks to prove residence reclamation and cultivation before A Truman State Land Board representative at Dietrich Idaho on March 7 1913. Witnesses include J. Chapecce J. M. Churchill J Houston LX Nebens all of Dietrich Idaho. February 7 to March 7.
Ritch Houston of Diettele Idaho assigns interests of Jared W Stegeman and files entry No 560 under Carey Act provisions approved March 2 1891. He seeks to prove residence cultivation and continuance to satisfy claimed rights with witnesses listed and a public hearing set for March 5 at Dietelho.
Samuel S. King of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Bart P. King gives notice of intent to make final proof on lands described as the northeast and northwest quarters of section in Township 5 Range 1 east, to prove residence reclamation and improvement. Truman Land Board at Dietrich Idaho to hear testimonies from Chris Frees Geo Held J K McDougall J M Churchill of Dietrich on March bat day 1801.
A young woman gains access to a private office and asks Mr Doxey to raise her husband’s salary by $25 a month. She mentions her husband, Mr Timpkins, works in the sales department and fears she must keep asking if not granted.
An unused door can be converted into a bookcase by adding vertical boards on each doorjamb and a crosspiece to hold shelves. Woodwork is matched to the door and a curtain or decorative cover completes the unit. Install a rod inside or outside the recess depending on depth to support shelves and keep books tidy.
A humorous domestic dialogue unfolds as Mrs Sylvester worries over rheumatism and doctors changing their minds about strawberries and grape seeds. Sylvester derides medical advice while recalling past indulgences. The piece shifts to a Paris omnibus report and a social note on frugal living.
The article describes a stable method to produce cast iron magnets. After shaping, the iron is heated to a handleable temperature, cleaned in a chemical bath, and magnetized with an electric coil. Cast iron magnets are weaker than steel but cost about half as much for intricate patterns.
The notice describes a traveler named Vaan directing a farmer through rough speech toward Swattleburrer then toward a pink barn and a clocked court leading to a big brick building, identified as the jail, with Mud Swattieburrer awaiting. The Dierrtch Hotel will be leased by the subset and after Wednesday, December 2, 1918.
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