Notice of Foreclosure Sale on Bottineau Mortgage
Notice is given that a mortgage executed March 8 1905 by Theophilus Turner and Lina Turner to Bottineau County Bank and assigned to Gold Starbeck Land and Credit Company will be foreclosed by sale of Lots 5 and 6 in Block 23 South Bottineau Bottineau County North Dakota. The sale will occur at 2:00 PM on July 1 1901 at the front porch of Bottineau County Courthouse. Amount due at sale is 830.95. Bowens Adams Attorneys for mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus Turner
Lina Turner
Mortgagors
Bottineau County Bank
Bottineau
N.tal
Mortages
A. D
Office
the Register of Deeds
North Dakota
Gold-Stabeck Land and Credit Company
Bottinena
Bottinenu
South Bottineau
Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Gold-Staveck Land and Credit Company
Mortengee Bowens & Adams
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Bottineau North Dakota
Mortgage by John Rodney widower to Alexander Stewart dated February 4 1905 recorded February 9 1905 Book 34 page 216 Bottineau County ND will be foreclosed by sale at 2 PM Sunday July 2 1911 at courthouse front door Bottineau ND to satisfy $227.15 due. Premises: Lots 16 17 in block 20 of original South Bottineau ND town site. Assignee Margaret Stewart. Weeks Murphy Moum Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kouney
Alexander Stewart
South Bottineau
North Dakota
Office
the Register of Deeds
Bottineauounty
Ile
Margaret Stewart
Assigure of Mortage
Weeks
Murphy & Monm
Hottin
John Rodney
Mortgnger
Mortagee
Bottineau
North Dakar
Mortenmes
Sail
Bottinlenn
North Davis
Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottin County
A. D
Murphy & Moum
Rottineau
Bowen and Adams Attorneys for Mortgagee Bottineau ND
Bowen and Adams attorneys represent the mortgagee in Bottineau North Dakota with dates June 16 to 28 1980 and July 7 to 14 1980 and 1981. The notice lists legal counsel and the location for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen & Adams
Mortgagee
Bottineau
North Dakota
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Keogh
Charles Keogh administrator of the Thomas Keogh estate directs creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers to Bowen d & Pepina in Bottineau North within four paces of the first publication. This notice is dated June 16 with publications through June 25 and July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keogh
Charles Keogh
Bowen d& Pepina
Bottineau
Thoma
Bidding Notice for Vinge School District Depository
Sealed bids for the Vinge School District No. 45 depository will be received by the district clerk in Wavelock on July 1, 191, with bids addressed to Clerk H. F. Russell and President Te Gorter. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The notice appears alongside miscellaneous fiction excerpts and a brief anecdote about Miss Sparhawk from Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinge
Wavelock P. Dy
Bix
H. Fy Russall
Bottwen
Ds Te Gorter
Taly
Fragmentary Tale of a Cottage Survey and Stamp Prank
A surveyor inspecting a cottage notes a tenant’s prank over a fissure near a will. Mrs Hades remarks fearfully while the official applies stamps to seal the crack unseen. About a month later the pieces are found intact and the old lady learns the ruse did not open further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hades
Ornek
The Tea Drinkers and Other Short Items
A collage of health notes warns that tea and coffee irritate the stomach and teeth, with cautions for tea values and young drinkers. Odd anecdotes follow including Osman Pasha’s siege, Lincoln’s stories, and quips about lawyers fees and mischief in a late 19th or early 20th century tabloid style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Aveniean Medical Association
Trees Prove of Great Benefit to Public Roads
A discussion on roadside tree planting notes fruit trees such as cherry and pear for avenue use due to persistent fruit and wind resistance. It cites German practice, suggests nut trees may yield small profits, and recommends forest trees like oak hackberry linden and sycamore for large size and wind tolerance. Soil suitability and local native varieties are emphasized to ensure long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Attract Farmer's Trade Promoting Good Roads
This piece argues for building rock roads to connect farms to town, noting rain delays prevent market trips and that good roads draw farmers farther to town. It outlines costs, tax implications, and benefits, including annual per-acre payments, ten year terms, increased land value, and farmer participation through drags and local clubs.
Novel Good Roads Scheme In Tennessee Seeks Volunteers
Tennessee launches a drive for 50 000 volunteers to build a highway from Memphis to Bristol over 500 miles. The commission has sent blanks to subcommittees, with about one fifth replies received and ~18 000 volunteers enrolled. Many offer to work two days or longer until completion.
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United States Land Office
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Eng
North Dixora
J. Walleth
A. R. MacKay
J.8.mackay & Company
Norta Dakota
J. A. Jonson
T. F. Woods
C. A. Leonard
Ofcenoute
Ertresvaag Bide
Bcecomaad
Nort Dakota
A. Berthiaume
Kovdnens County
W. B
Rea
Public Administrator Insurance and Collections
BoTrinakEu, Nort Dakota
Edmund White
Borrinean
Dr. T. Sts
Veterinary Surgeon
Std
Thompson Streets
Veterinary Hospital
V. B. Norte
ApaMsos
Brook
Bloop & Adamson
Attorneys At Law
Bottineau and
MINOT
Emil Johnsgaard
Dr. Johnson's Hospital
Bemont All Steel Caskets
N. Dak
R.gleason
Painter & Gleason
BotTringau
J. H. Weaver & Co
Belmont Caskets
Ispestructisle le Ap CoAtin Steel Caskets
Bottineau, North Dakota
GH. Dale
Geo. B. McMillem
Ertresvaag
Walter
Hans C
Byward Coe
Jude
Said
Hans
Tronson
George Hastings
Bottineau Courant
Kirk
Dude
Sule
Nels BP. Wekseth
Helene Wekseth
W. W. Holcomb
County of
Mortenges
Mortenge
Comstock
Ofice of the Register of Deeds
A.D. Wi
Osman Pasha
Usmin Pasha
Plevna
Russia
Osman
Lincoln
Geltie
Tim Alennessy
Courant
J. F. Haskett