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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
7
O'Brien assignee will prove residency reclamation and cultivation on land described as S12 SEI-4 NE I-4 SEI-4 and SEI-4 SEI-4 Section 18 Township 6 S Range 19 E B M before O A Truman at Shoshone Idaho on March 29 1913. Witnesses H E Churchill L H Joy and M R Smith all of Dietrich Idaho.
Patrick Riordan of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Joseph E Ryan gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim on lands described as E1 2 SW 1 4 and W1 2 SE 1 4 Section 14 Township 6 S Range 18 E B M at Shoshone Idaho March 29 1913 before O A Truman Representative State Land Board with witnesses Percy Smith J R Smith J M Churchill F H Kelly all of Dietrich Idaho Compiled as entry notice with dates Feb 21 Mar 28 1913
Wm. M. Wyett of Shoshone Idaho gives notice of intention to show final proof to establish land under the Carey Act. He will appear before O A Truman Representative State Land Board at Shoshone on March 22 1913 with witnesses A D Dunaf J M Price A W Hasting Peter Lundsten all of Shoshone Idaho. Entry No 52 lies in SE1 4 of Section 1 Township 5 S Range 16 E B M.
J John R Smith of Dietrich Wale seeks final proof to establish his claim to a land parcel described under the Carey Act of Tolaho. He aims to prove title before Ch A Truman on March 31, 1912 at Pieticl, Maho, with witnesses Percy D Smith Stanley Huntington Walter Suite J Church, all of Dietrion, Kahn.
Assignee of Max T. W. Steinke announces intention to make final proof for entry under the Carey Act on Township 1 EB, B. M. area. He claims residence and cultivation as required and will present two witnesses from Shoshon Tribes area at a home in Stestione on a Sunday in April. Witnesses listed include Walter Esting J. M Wrice A. D. Date W. M. Wyett.
LA D Duff of Shoshone Idaho declares intent to prove final proof for entry No 508 under Carey act of 1899. He will present residence reclamation and cultivation proof before O A Truman on March 22 1913 with witnesses Wyett Price Hastings Lundaten in Shoshone Idaho.
Henry Oldenburg of Dietrich Idaho gives notice of intention to make final proof on land described as SE 1 4 SW 1 4 Section 10 Township 6 S Range 18 E B M under Carey Act approved March 2 1899. He will prove residence reclamation and cultivation before O A Truman at Shoshone Idaho on March 22 1913, with witnesses Walter Smith F H Kelly Frank Rinehart Stanley Huntington, all of Dietrich Idaho.
Frank Rinehart of Dietrich by inheritance under J T Buffington assigns seeks final proof under the Carey Act to establish entry No 7eé for SEQ NW Section 24 Township 6 South Range 11 East Boise Meridan. He states residence, reclamation and cultivation as required and will prove before O A Truman, Dietrich, Idaho, March 5, 1915, with witnesses Walter Smith Benjamin Hart Stanley Huntington Frank Keller all of Dietrich Mahon.
John M. Price of Stosbone files claim under the State Lands Act to establish residence and occupancy on Lots 6 and 7 and the SEQ SW quarter of Section in Township and Range, with a public hearing set before the State Land Board at Shoshone, April. The notice lists witnesses Walter Musting, RB Warren, A. 1s Van Wyeth, all of Shoshone, Idaho.
An oblique legal notice by Lars Riustopfensen requests final proof to establish residence occupancy and cultivation of a land parcel within the Dlahu state line stake governed by the State Land Board. The notice lists witnesses Derruh Ho Fry Lo Parker Chas Weeks and specifies the filing window from February 4 to March 14. The item also includes an unrelated health advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Final proof notice for J Pred Pitie in Dieteirt Idaho under the Carey Add to establish a land claim on the NE and SE quarters of section 1, township 5, range 192. Claimant plans to present evidence March 10, 1913 before O A Tromes, with witnesses Rosmith, L B Walner, Frees, and Washburn of Dyeteien.
Benjamin Hart of Tete Ma seeks final proof under the Carey Act for a tract in Township 65 Range 15 E BM. He states residence, reclamation and cultivation as required and will testify before A Tru man State Land Board representative in Devtrich Idaho on March 25, 1817, with witnesses Walter Brith Frank Minehart Staffey Huntington and Frank Kelsey of Thetrien.
Prominent attorneys recount a young lawyer’s blunder in superior civil court as he asked a witness to produce an oral contract. The room erupted in laughter when the judge too joined in after realizing the mistake, the novice reddening with the crowd.
From Honfort's Spirit and Wine Circular. The text describes how whisky was introduced to Indigenous peoples via trading posts, its dilution with water to avoid detection, and a claim that burning fuel would ignite undiluted whisky. It notes beliefs about the drink originating from hearts of idols and tongues of wines, attributed to an Indian observer.
Reported by Willamette and Columbia river fishermen near Portland Oregon. Eels are said to climb waterfalls while salmon swim upriver. Observers at The Dalles note many dead eels found near falls and over sixty tons were killed last month as they attempted to ascend.
George H Caches of Shosens Mteno seeks to establish title under a Carey Act provision approved March 1812. He lists land in Section 4 Township 6 Range 37, RM, with intended service of claim and execution of required notices before A Trascan at Shoshone, Maks. Several witnesses are named including TL. Bator and Thos N. Kootan.
I Wester Hating of Shoshone Idaho gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish my claim to reclaimed and cultivated land described in entry No S61 or later under the Carey Act. Before D. A Truman State Land Board at Steebone on the tenth day of April 29, 1893, I will produce witnesses RB Waren M Prive A OD Duff W. M. Wrett of Shoshone.
Ritchill Holeton of Diewich Minnesota declares under the Carey Act of March 2 1897 his intention to prove final proof on the Northwest quarter of section twenty three township five range twenty eight east Benton county. He lists witnesses Chrie Frees J F Meusten J Jonurentz and H Chapman all of Dittrich Make. The notice is dated February 2 to March 21.
Samuel S King of Deetrich Idaho announces his intent to make final proof to establish a claim for land described as NE SW and NW SE in Section 34 Township 5 Range 19 E BM under the Carey Act of March 2 1898. He will testify before G A Truzema Representative State Land Board at Derrick on the 9th day of March 1813 with witnesses Corse Pres Cen C Bell Me Doagall J M Cherhill. The Derrich Hotel will receive visitors from the public end after sunset December 1.
A facsimile mailer style advertisement promotes Solace Remedy Co products from Battle Creek Michigan. It touts universal cures for ailments including uric acid and tremors, claims testimonial support, and urges readers to request a free box. It presents testimonials and references to doctors and banks to bolster credibility.
In a rural episode Hobbs pays five dollars each for a curious crop of misadventures. Mr Gyun, with a broken right thumb from a fence mishap, hobbles toward town while a milliner named Hope Thornton, mid toothache, en route to Dr Gregg’s place, crosses paths. A comic chase and mistaken visits ensue until the doctor arrives to reset the thumb, ending with Hope and Gyun sharing the ride back and ongoing tooth trouble.
Fragments discuss Friday dates linked to historical events and legends. Mentions Columbus voyages, Battle of Bunker Hill, and declarations of independence. Includes ad snippets for music and a cough remedy, with scattered publisher notes and classified requests.
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