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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
10
A district court clerk, county attorney, sheriff, county treasurer and three other county officials are listed in a public notice. The brief item identifies their official capacities and the filing or procedural context awaiting further action.
Notice states John J Ostlund and Christine Ostlund mortgage to Peter K E Nordin later assigned to A F Nordin will be foreclosed by sale of property in Bottineau County. Sale at the front door of the County Courthouse Bottineau on June 2 1906 at 7 pm for 1164 16 dollars plus costs. Property described as 100 by 150 foot strip from Block near depot grounds in South Bottineau, Section 30 Township 162 North Range 75 West, with streets per town plat. Mortgagee F Nordin and attorneys Weeks Murphy listed.
Department of the Interior notices a settler has filed for final proof to support a claim. The hearing is before County Judge Hill at Bottineau on June 15, 1900. Witnesses listed include Hoffos, Pederson, Larson, and Rive, all of Bottineau.
A fragment notes witnesses to prove continuous residence including Hans Olson Wilhelm Ostlund Ole Thompson Gill Sebelius and Olle Berumgard with dates May 4 1918 and June 18. Register sets location as North Dakota.
The Interior Department records a settler filing for final proof on a homestead claim in Bottineau North Dakota. The event notes a June 13 1908 hearing before County Judge John H Kirk and lists claimants M Berk H Be 22480 for the southeast quarter of section 14 township 6 7 4 and related parties John C Bjornseth and Rik J Bjornseth of Bottineau.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Devils Lake announces final proof hearings for Stinna Christensen, H E No 2496, NE% SE and Lots 11 12 13, Rec 7, Two Rage. The witnesses include Hans Larson Arne Ausness Christ Christensen Hoalder Hanson all of Bottineau North Dakota. Register Ole Serumgard notes the date May 11 to June 8.
J B Boyd vs M Turcotte. By execution from Cavalier County Court, the sheriff levies on real property in Sec 35 and NW of SW and W 1/2 of Sec 6, T2 R74. Sale set for June 3 at 2 PM at Bottineau courthouse front door to satisfy a judgment of 117.69 dollars plus costs and interest from June 19 1907 at 7 percent. Rex Davis attorneys. Date May 34 1906.
By execution issued from Cavalier County District Court a $263.75 judgment against O M Turcotte in The State Bank of Milton suit is levied on Turcotte's interest in section 85 and the BWi and Wi of GIS Bee tall in Township 163 Range 74 Bottineau County North Dakota. The Sheriff will sell to the highest cash bidder at Bottineau public auction on June th 1900 at 2 PM to satisfy the execution plus costs. Rex & Davis appear as plaintiff's attorneys. May-June 22
Notice is given that Thomas Gardner Sheriff will sell the real estate of Lot 4, Block 20, Stoltze’s First Addition, Westhope, Bottineau County, North Dakota. The sale, to satisfy a judgment of 989 dollars 16 cents plus costs, is set for June 2, 1900 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Bottineau ND. Bowen, attorney for the plaintiff, May-June 2 Bottineau ND.
County Court in Bottineau North Dakota announces a hearing on June 2, 1900 at 16:00 to consider J A Livingstone's petition for a Druggist's Permit to sell malt liquors for medicinal and mechanical purposes in Bottineau Lot 22 Block 16. Service by publication required in Bottineau Courant five times before June 25, 1908.
A mare and two bay horses are reported missing from E. H. Murphy at Deepriver on April 6 1906. The notice includes two bay mares and a bay colt with distinguishing star markings. Also advertised are platinum finish photos by New Violet Bay Studio and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for babies.
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