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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
8
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The Lemmon Clothing Co signs and Main Street activity echo growth as A Erickson opens a refreshment quarter and Miss Anderson leases space for Len Ca. Blacksmith Reasy expands shop capacity, Fields opens a meat market with a new refrigerator, and church and hotel improvements unfold. Planning includes St Marys cornerstone on July 4 and a forthcoming Eastern Star chapter. Local baseball struggles and upcoming crack team games are noted.
A garbled OCR record lists various legal notices and public announcements, including land disputes, marriage and probate references, and upcoming meeting dates. The fragment mentions entities such as Stowers, Hettinger, Percy, and Wis Texbtonen, with names like John Metarthy and H. Alking among others, indicating court filings and notice deadlines.
Notice announces publication for liquidation of a land parcel in Township 1128, range OL, with terms set by U.S. District official Javely Sanderall. It notes a sale date around July 2 and lists interested parties including T. O Ciniterson and W 1. Stewart among others registered in TemasD Perris, with the overseeing official Pall Gepes.
Department of the Interior announces an offer of land at pick unsen North Dakota. S Anderann of Fleary files intent to make final proof in support of his claim in Township 1, Range 2. Notice sets hearing before the supervisor at Hettinger North Dakota on July 2. Witnesses include Constautius residenen open, Carlsen ward Cece nbolat Pedersen, Harsin, and others for continuity of residence and cultivation of said land.
Multiple public notices detail filings for homestead and final commutation proofs across North Dakota. Names include Jacob Yoder, William Evans, Anton Sivertson, John Swanson, and Senate Knapp, with townships, ranges, and dates for hearings and proofs in Hettinger, Mott, and Dickinson offices.
The Department of the Interior, Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota, gives notice that Edyar Hodkinson, heir of FW Hodkinson deceased, of Mowe North Dakota, filed August 25 for a Homestead Entry No 2 in section 24 township 136, meridian 136, seeking final five year proof to establish claim. Before Howeter Receiver at U.S. Land Office in Bismarck on August __, the claimant will appear with witnesses Charles Locke, John Alterte, Bam Parke to present evidence of continuous occupancy and cultivation of the land described.
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