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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
5
Notice of intention to make proof on homestead entry EI Section 22 Township 4 East, East of the B. E. area. Names of witnesses: Oscar Grimsrud and J. Cleven, both of Seim 8. fv Coleman, Register.
Notice is published that John D. claims land described as lot 4 section 10 township 91 range west, with final commutation pending. Witnesses include G Hagensick and S D Charles A Stevens, Quinlivan, and register. Public hearing held at North Dakota district office.
Notice is given Oscar W. Flamme of Thunderhawk South Dakota made a homestead entry in Lemmon South Dakota for the NW quarter of Section 3 Township 120 North Range 91 West Fifth Principal Meridian. He will make final five year proof before H L Simmons U S Commissioner at North Lemmon North Dakota on December 18 1911. Witnesses are EB L Rhoads Edmund Ward Jesse Carrell William Beasley at Thunderhawk South Dakota. J G Quinlivan Register.
United States Land Office notice names Arden Castle as homestead entry claimant with original entry details for a parcel in township 40 north range 40 west. It states intention to make final five year proof and lists witnesses Ely Ward, Ward State, and others, with date and officials in New Leivgig North Dakota.
The Department of the Interior announces Lynn King Sley of Selma North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final five year proof on a homestead entry. The filing references Lot 2, No. 010u 2, in Township Lol Range 0 West Fifth Principal Meridian and lists the applicant’s age and location. Andersinsall of Selma ND is named as an official contact for proof proceedings.
A fragmented local register shows unusual entries including Lemmon and Quiniiven among residents. The document lists ages and relationships in a murky archival snippet, hinting at community ties and historical records.
The Department of the Interior reports that Barry Wrights of Lemmon North Dakota filed to make final commutation proof to establish a land claim in the Dickinson region under Serial Nos. 6 and OLTHOE. The hearing is set before U.S. Commissioner Le Sai Mons in North Sorth Dakar on December 12 with witnesses N. Rook of Lemmon and others from Stowers and adjacent towns.
Notice of public sale of isolated tract land under the 16 4 Stat act. Eugene G Ford applies. sale near December fifth at the Lemmon South Dakota land office. Bids open at 9 oclock a.m. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. E G Coleman Register S Huntington Receiver.
Notice from the U S Land Office at Lemman stating intent to take land described in prior records. The document references participants and dates as part of the process for establishing rights to the property.
Believed more men are alive as rescue teams in Briveville Tennessee renew efforts to reach entombed workers in a shaft near Cross Mountain mine. Officials vow fair treatment for relatives while investigating the cause of the blast and potential damages.
The London rumor says a vacancy in the lord lieutenantcy will be filled by Prince Arthur of Connaught. It is believed he may not be sent to Dublin until Home Rule is settled, becoming the first lord lieutenant under the new regime.
Chicago December 14 progress in jury selection for ten Chicago packers indicted under the Sherman antitrust act. Veniremen are questioned with several excused as the panel tightens. Oklahoma delegates consider forthcoming committee plans for the Democratic convention.
A damaged fragment describes Kaiser Wilhelm II seeking loans from J Merpent Morgan to fund imperial finances. Morgan was invited to Kiel where he was decorated and later treated with high favor by the German court amid hopes to channel finacial support from abroad.
A missing juror from Roswell may have returned to his former home. Authorities request police to monitor for the man and report if found. The case has incurred over $10,000 in expenses and the county toll remains unresolved.
Lt Governor debate continues over whether Gordon can assume governorship in Aberhart absence. Attorney General Simpson offers opinion on succession while medical update notes Dr Eliot convalescing in Columbo and progress reports from Harvard.
Grain and provision prices from Duluth Saint Paul and Chicago markets show wheat futures May and July, corn and oats values, and livestock quotes. Dairy and poultry prices, flax and farm commodity figures, with Minneapolis and Chicago grain closings and cash market notes.
The report details a presidential move on October 16 to start a government investigation into dynamite conspiracy ties involving the McNamara case. Attorney General Wickersham issued instructions to Indiana federal authorities, directing action after a conference with District Attorney Lawler. The president sought to press federal agents to pursue all implicated parties nationwide.
Governors from Western states gathered in Pittsburg on Monday for a formal dinner and ceremony. The event featured a private reception with attendees and a highlight speech from a notable company executive.
Kate Gannett Wells, noted author and English born daughter of Rew Bills Fanner, died suddenly at her Aston residence. A Unitarian-era figure who moved to America, she married attorney Samuel Wolle in 1883.
Fragmented report from a Raleigh area dispatch claims General Bernardo Fey is entrenched with a massive army in the mountains near Calon. A New York telegram notes mounting tension as the conflict threatens Monterery with potential delays for Sunday travel.
A garbled OCR item notes a clash over UN 12 in LOT pom reservations involving Berthe. Details are unclear due to text corruption but imply resource or land use dispute with possible mining context. further verification needed.
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