Public Land Notices From Williston District
Notice records multiple filings for final five year proofs and contest actions. Ole T Langseth and Jones Brown announce intent to prove homestead claims in Williston North Dakota with witnesses listed. A separate contest relates to Henry Moe's tract under entry 30070 with legal proceedings and hearing set for April 10, 1908 before the Land Office.
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Department of the Interior, Land Office
Williston
N. D
Ole T Langseth
John Flutie
N Con
Even K Olsen
J M Dussault
Ole Bryn
Anton Berge
United States Land Office
N. C
Department of the Interior
Williton
Jones Brown
Williston N.D
Rae Ide
Percy S Crewe
Williston N D
James Brown
Manford C Webb
William Lowrey
Alvah A McNitt
Ndak
GEO
W. Wilson
Register
Schuyler , Warner
H Brown
Vis
DF Snyder
C W Hanson
WB Hathaway
E A Webb
Wiroton Nn
Contest Filed Over Homestead Entry No 32918
Arthur Reagan of Minot North Dakota files a contest against William Harrison for the March 2 1905 homestead entry in section 29 township 159 range 100 alleging abandonment for over six months and lack of cultivation residence. The absence is not due to U S military service.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Williston
N. D
Harriett Metz
Henry Moe
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Department
Intersfor United States Land Office
Arthur Reagan
Minot ND
William Harrison
Brookbank Stock Farm Advertises Clydesdale and Livestock
Brookbank Stock Farm breeders Clydesdale hares Galloway cattle and Shropshire sheep offer young stock for sale at reasonable prices. Operated by W Gbb and Sons, Brookbank P A Ward County North Dakota.
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Brookbank
W. G.bb & Sons
Brookbank P. A
Big Coal Strike Begins at Once
The nation faces a major coal strike as about 250 000 miners in Ohio Western Pennsylvania Missouri Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and likely Indiana Illinois Michigan West Virginia and Kentucky walk off tonight contracts expire at midnight with no post April 1 agreements in place. John Mitchell plans to step down and Congressman Wilson returns from Central Pennsylvania following a district accord. President elect Lewis will name his staff after taking office and Mr Ryan picks Frank Hayes as top aide.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
Central Pennsylvania
Distriot
T. L. Lewis
Mitchell
Mr. Ryan
Frank Hayes
Senate Passes Aldrich Currency Bill Amid Doubt Over House Action
The senate approved the Aldrich currency bill by 43 to 16 in a party vote. The fate now rests with the house where caucus action could allow rapid passage. A Bailey substitute for emergency circulation by government instead of national banks failed 43 to 13 with some cross party votes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Tragedy in St Paul Hotel Ends in Double Death
William Dudley Trainer, an actor and admitted dope user, shot and killed Mrs. William J. Pryor in their room at the Clarendon hotel St Paul and then killed himself. Early reports claimed they were married. later details show otherwise.
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St. Paul
William Dudley Trainer
William J. Pryor
Clarendon Hotel
Gillette Executed for Grace Brown Murder
Chester E. Gillette was electrocuted at Auburn prison at 6 20 Monday morning after confessing to Rev Henry McIavey and Chaplain Herrick that he murdered Grace Brown. The confession reportedly confirms the prosecution's theory from the trial.
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Auburn
N. Y
Chester E. Gillette
Auburn Prison
Henry Mclravey
Herrick
Grace Brown
Twin City Market Prices Report from Minneapolis
Market notes from South St. Paul dated March 30 show Wheat prices for No. 1 northern at 1.04 and No. northern at 1.02 with May 91 and others. Barley No. 4 at 7.00, Rye No. 3 at 7.20, Flax seed No. 1 at 11.75. Butter creamery extras two cents, firsts 26 with dairy fancy 22 and seconds 0.0. Turkeys 12, chickens 10. Cattle steers 6.00, cows 3.50–4.00. Hogs 5.75. Sheep muttons 5.78, lambs 6.50.
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Minneapolis
Northern
South St. Paul
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Asbury Grocery Coo
Worlds Fair
Feathoe
Asbury Grocery CO
C. A. Davidson, Jr
H. Ross
LisbaieyPor
First National Bank
North Dakota
Williams County
Geo. W. Wilson
Fen
Victor Chaffee
W Boverson
EG Greenup Williston
Geof Gilmore
Renard
Henderson
B, J. Schoregge
Aldrich
D. Trainer
W. J. Pryor
Gillette
Twin City Markets
R. C. Sanborn Lumber Co
N.D
H.C. DeLaney
Bertha Maloy
J. J. DeLaney
Ella Maloy
Citizens National Bank
H. C. DeLaney
E. M. Atterberry
John Bruegger
E. C. Carney
DeLaney J. M. Warfield
Stevers
Ad Markeman
Stevens
Orage
Ved Munger
Arms & Tool Co
Mann
Ion
King
Trape Manns
Biotic
Tarzent Clr
Wpanyadentide Journal
Fmonths
New York
John Heffernan
Shoulder
F. L. Gordon
P. A. Laberge
G. M. Thomas Building
Williston, N. D
R. E. Krieger
Williston Drug Company
Ass’t State Veterinary
H. C. Windel
Dr. van Dyke
DR. Smith
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