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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
5
Bowbells buzzes with hiring and trade as A A Hassard promotes Deering twine and binding gear while Nels Nelson and George Clausen establish homesteads. Judge Shippam expands townsite purchases. flax prospects rise with nearby Cooperstown and Ward county growth, plus WCTU meetings and school moves shaping community life.
A. NEDRUD announces candidacy for re election as Ward County Auditor subject to Republican county convention. Also notices include a mare sale call, a township board meeting September 3, and Red Cross meeting details with attendance urged despite arrearages.
The registered bull Elgin Oakdale will help at our place 24 miles northwest of Bow Bells. Price two dollars. Ginnmar and Anderson announce the service arrangement.
A contest affidavit filed by Marinus Peterson challenges Gust Carlson for homestead entry 115 in township 161 range 7. Alleged abandonment for over six months without residence or improvements and not due to war service. Hearing set for November 21, 1900 at 10 a.m. before the United States Land Office in Minot. Notice published due to attempted service and attorney Jason Jonyson for the contestant.
A notice in a Minot Land Office contest states Charles A Hoyt applicant alleges Wells Levens has never resided on the land. Hearing set for Oct 15 before the U S Land Office at Minot. Contestor claims lack of possession and non military absence to justify contest actions.
Notice records a contest against homestead entry No. 1017 by Theodore H. Satchwell alleging abandonment by Jefferson M. Krity for over six months. Timbered by affidavits, notices of appearance set for Oct 17, 1900, and publication orders due to service issues. County notices follow for John Shipman and other claimants with final and commutation proofs scheduled before U.S. commissioners.
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