Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Williston
Department of the Interior announces land contest notices for Williston North Dakota with witnesses named Frank Poe Thaddeus Antinen Albert Maderson Samuel Adams and others. It details an intent to file final proof and a contestant affidavit alleging abandonment and lack of residence on the entry. hearings scheduled for Sept 1 1910 before the United States Land Office Register and Receiver in Williston ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Williston
N. B
Lillie E. Bear
Wallaton
US Land
Wile Viston
Aurore
Levi Beard L.scath
Walter S Mitchell
Wilter Eran
Winton
Ree
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
Williston, N. B
Stroud
Paul Paulson
Martin Samatad
Wilbur ND
Albert ‘Maderson
Samuel Adama
N. D
Purl Rutledge
Williston N
John Addyman
John Lindhohn
Grant Rutsledge
Fred Rohbacher
Noak ‘Sanmal Adams
Register
A.J Firoah
Joseph Naked
Alex Abood
Abra
Ham Autal
Williston, ND
Land Office
Frank Poe
Thaddeus 3
Antinen
Albert Maderso
Samuel Adams
Resrister
Hershey
Adama
Williston, N
Owad Gassl
P. T
Willis
Williston, N. D
Riger
Wiliston
Reel 8. Land Ofice
Pecmulston
le Shanley
Olaf Oleen
Nels Laundert
Levi Bear
Wildlan
Gual Adama
United States
Notice of land restoration and withdrawal changes in North Dakota
Announcement from the Department of the Interior General Land Office dated June 23 1910 informs that withdrawal for irrigation tied to the Williston Project North Dakota is vacated in part and lands not previously restored become subject to settlement September 22 1910 with entry restrictions until October 22 1910. Describes land parcels by township range and sections and warns settlers not to begin settlements between June 17 1910 and September 22 1910. Also includes a mortgage foreclosures notice for Williams County and a bid invitation for a school house project in Williams County with bid opening September 12 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itute
North Dakota
Wilma
Purevant
Loveclock
Williston
Williama
S. J. Creaner
Williams County
Williams
Atl Brown
Willams and
Hate
Erich Eather
Walston
Williston North Daots
Ditrict Goart
State OF
County of Williama
Jron
Eighth Judicial District
C. H. McKay
Drumgisat
Wilcliston
State of North Dakota
A. H. Brown
Department OF the Interior General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Lnterior
Une
Desaril
United States
United States Land Office
Beng
Dereon
Hon
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
E. Wilson
Department OF the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Willston
Bem
All Sees
General, Land Office
Jhssia
EB. Wilson
Board of Directors
N. D
mhon-Robinson Lumber Co
N. C
N. B. Newman
Notice of Contest for Land Claim in North Dakota
Public notice announces contest proceedings for a land claim near a residence in rural North Dakota. The contestant seeks evidence before the Register and Receiver at a specified location, with publication due to undeliverable personal service. Attorney Samuel Adams represents EK Elverson and Williston residents in the filing.
Notice of Execution Sale in Williams County North Dakota
Sheriff E. B. Olwen will sell the described real property in Williams County North Dakota to satisfy a judgment of one hundred one dollars and thirty one cents plus interest and costs. The sale follows a writ of execution issued October 16 1909 in a case Anna Johnson plaintiff versus Marie E. Miller formerly Marie Erickson defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Miller
Miller
Marie Erickaan
Williton
N. D
E. B. Olwen
Williams County
North Dakota
Sacvica
Dota Hie Nath
Undefined names fragment from Ray, North Dakota banking ward
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John N Aire Thomas Colton and First State Bank of Ray North Dakota with incomplete names Hansen and PW ward. No clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Aire
Thomas Colton
First State Bank of
Ray
No, Dak
Mkatave Hansen
Hansen, PW
Ward
Fattening Trial Shows Barley Versus Corn In Pigs
A 1906 Wisconsin trial compares barley and corn as pig feed. Twelve pigs, split into two groups, fed four parts barley to one part shorts and four parts corn to one part shorts over 83 days. Corn-fed pigs gained 1.6 lb daily vs barley at 1.23 lb. barley required 5.74 lb per lb gain vs 4.60 lb for corn. End prices yielded strong barley returns despite inferior grain quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Wisconsin Experiment Staton
Wiewin
Teed
North Dakota school district seeks bids for depository
School District No. 42 invites banks to submit sealed bids to serve as depository for district funds under BPC 922. Bids to be opened September 15. Contact: Mrs. Emma Elton for details.
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DR. Dochterman
Union Block
Citizens National Bank
N.D
DR. N. Myklestad
West & Rawson
H.C. Windel
U S. Weather Bureau
P. A. Laberge
G. M. Thomas
Dr. Hagan & Distad Physicians and Surgeons
Willistos Land Company
D. Ekern
Grand Forks
Dak
DR. A. McNiven
N. Dakota
Albert J. Stafne
U.S. Land Office
Edwin A. Palmer
Bruegger
N. Y
E. K. Ellefson Atty-At-Law
Mount Monah Lodge
ALF
A.M
Coarse Macksmoth
W.M
J. W Disney
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
H. G. B, Alexander
Thoa Chamberlain
East Broadway
Slater
Pusay
Wile Liston
W. N. Dickinson
Droggis
Vie Land Office
Lloyd Carter
Bnree Ltd
P. Tm
John H. Jackson
Rollin Ih
Salaberg
Mali
Willieton
Geo. A. Gilmore
Charles Criawell
Lula Criswell
Mortgagora
Nathan Barnes
Minneapolis
Minn
Eeian
Ofelock S.m
Williaton
Geo. M. Gray
Kenmare
Italy
A.D
Nathan M. Barnes
Morignee
Ken Weed
County
Willister
Rewrater
Elverson
Arthur L. Blair
U. 3. Land
Eighth Judicial
Northern Railway
Pisin
Boao
Noati Dakota
Mit
Creamer Drag Co
Higley
Ian Can
Murs
Aloes
Sperimant
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