District Court Officers on First Monday Sessions
District Court officers named for sessions on the first Monday in January and April, outlining duties and scheduling for the term.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
3
District Court officers named for sessions on the first Monday in January and April, outlining duties and scheduling for the term.
A compact listing of recurring church services across denominations with times and inviting all attendees. Also includes meeting dates for local lodges and fraternal groups led by presidents and secretaries, with invitations to participate and attend.
Notice states stock election for District No 42 in Beaver County Oklahoma on July 13, with polling hours from morning to 6 PM. Location details and the judges of election listed include Jake Berends JL Hayes BF Berends OE Ravin and Joun W Savack, County Clerk.
The Boyd column reports fine rain helping crops yet hail damage nearby, with wheat headed, potatoes and spring chickens ready, and families like Laytons and Hurleys managing illnesses and labor. A Pleasant Valley singing event, school activities, a pig crowd, and a local ice cream stand are described alongside brief ads for Dan Quinlan and the law firm Dickson & Dickson.
The Miami summer normal in the Bist Judicial District of Texas opened June 26 with Prof. Sandifer of Stephenville as conductor assisted by Profs. Wiley Redus Greever and Mrs. Ewing. 87 students enrolled with Beaver county represented by Miss Margaret Ault and Mr C A Dickenson. 80 girls and 7 boys attend and educators cover pedagogy grammar algebra civics and Texas history. Mrs Ewing recounts many tribes as former Texas inhabitants.
To whom it may concern D D May has made application for house to sell vinous and intoxicating liquors on lot No. jeff? in the Southwest Quarter of Section Keht Township North Range Twenty BC M Beaver County Oklahoma Territory for one year and prays for grant if no objections are filed by August 1 at 10 o clock A M. D D Muara, applicant.
Fragmented notice items from the Department of the Interior and local county records detailing a land contest in Logan Territory, stock restraint elections in Beaver and neighboring districts, and a public district court notice. Includes names such as Noah Fo McClain, Moati, W. Savaage, and Joss W. Savace, with dates around 1907 and locations in Woodward and Gage Oklahoma Territory. The notices cover land abandonment claims, proof hearings, and whom to contact for service, plus stock election details and a court suit against Lorense L. Purves.
Public notice lists Beaver County residents and land interests including Charles Frank H Drum Burton G Line Tall and others. Commissioner will review written content and proofs by September 1 in Beaver City regarding claims and residence details.
Public notice announces A. O. Campbell applied to sell malt vinous and spirituous liquors at retail in Texhoma Beaver County Oklahoma Lot 12 Block 19 Township 1 North Range 12 East B. M. for one year. Objections must be filed by July 20 1907 at 10 am to prevent license issuance.
A July 2 1907 meeting of Beaver County Oklahoma Territory commissioners orders a view and survey for a county road through Elmwood Township. Viewers J R Quinn H G Purdy and Jim Flagle with County Surveyor N Galaway will convene August 7 at 1 PM to view survey and hear all parties. Public hearing follows at the road’s starting point.
A petition signed by G A Booth and others requests a road in Hardesty Township. County Surveyor N C Galaway will view and survey the described route at the beginning point on August 12, 1207 at 1 P M, with a hearing for all parties.
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