Plain gold scarf pin found with engraving
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
8
A plain gold scarf pin with outer engraving was found and turned in. The notice states a reward is offered and provides contact through Graphic office for retrieval.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Williston Land Office announces intent to make final homestead proof on land described in the claim filed by L Rhymer Histon of Williston North Dakota. The formal hearing and proof are set for August due date. Witnesses listed: AC Wagenman Swen Bennett Emanuel Gripe and Robert Price.
Chas M Nelson and D R Lingle mortgaged personal property to J J Case T M Co to secure 1047 50 dollars. Property includes Case separator wind stacker Dak style weigher two mares and drive belt. Sale by order of mortgagee at the courthouse door in Williston Williams ND at 10 o’clock on the th day of August AD 140%.
Williston Drug Co in Williston North Dakota offers Special Dajety Linen boxed writing paper embossed in blue on each sheet. The price is 35 cents per box.
Notices announce two claimants Nasser E. Rehul and James H. Rhodes of Williston ND filing for final five year proofs to establish land claims. Proceedings set before U.S. Commissioner John Fluttie and Register GEO. W. Wilson at Williston ND with witnesses named. Dates shown: August 1909 and July 1909. land descriptions include sections 8 17 and others in Township 16 South Range 102 West.
Notice is hereby given that Herman Guydoe of Williston North Dakota who on November 20 1907 made HE No 3806 for Tot 2 3 4 5 and 12 saw 4 two 162n re 10w Sth principal meridian huts filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish claim to the land above described before John Fluttie a US commissioner at Williston North Dakota on the 28th day of July 1910 James M Corcoran Dan Ferguson Frederick Pickett Patrick Corcoran all of Williston North Dakota GEO W WILSON Register Believer so humble there is no place like home Buy an acre tract and make a start for that home see Blankenship Wegley Hail Insurance call H V Smith to write that Insurance at once only 6 percent Don’t wait for a storm to clean you out 48.
By order of the County Commissioners sealed bids will be received at the office of the County Auditor in the Court House at Williston North Dakota until 7 AM August 15 1900 for a civil road project west of Kermit. Specifications call for a base 19 feet top 16 feet high with a 2 to 1 slope and smooth top and sides. Earth for fills to come from within a 4 rod right of way, with ditches on both sides. Length 1800 feet, estimated 2400 cubic yards. Right to reject any bids reserved. Dated Williston July 1 1900.
Notice calls for sealed proposals for the installation of a venting system at the Williston School house. Plans and specs available at the District office. Bids due with 5 percent bid bond. Governing board reserves right to reject any bid. Address Williston North Dakota. Geo G Harvey, Clerk.
The Williston Special School District North Dakota invites sealed proposals for furnishing all supplies equipment and furniture needed for the districts schools. Proposals must be received by August 10 at 1 PM and opened by the Board of Education. Proposals envelopes are to be addressed to the Clerk at Williston ND. July 21. Clerk G Harvey no. 4-2t
Default on a May 107 mortgage by Nolda G Poe and Will Pow to Henry Reitsch then assigned to The Northern Trust Company triggers foreclosure at the Williams County courthouse Williston on September 10 140. Property: Lou Four in Block Five West Lawn Addition. Amount due 471.20 plus foreclosure costs. assignee and attorneys named Pierce Tenneson Cupler Paryo ND.
Notice that a mortgage executed by Lewis P. Ol a single man to Henry A Barne was recorded in Williams County North Dakota and assigned to George A Braman. A foreclosure sale is set for August 2 at 2 PM at the Williams County Courthouse front door. The loan amount due plus foreclosure costs is cited as 849725 dollars.
A damaged notice describes a mortgage sale of section land in North Dakota. It notes dates, parties including The Northern Trust Company and attorneys Bierce, Tonning & Cupler, with terms of sale, taxes, and mortgage conditions, pointing to a formal legal proceeding and public auction.
The Board of County Commissioners will receive sealed bids at the County Auditor's office in Williston North Dakota until 10 AM on August 16 for grading seven concrete approaches to a bridge in Williams County. Earth fills total about 681 cubic yards derived from the four rod highway, with two approaches specified at east and west ends and a right to reject any and all bids reserved.
Margaret Christopherson files contest against Nealis for land holding number 51006 alleging six months absence and no cultivation or residence. Public notice by order for appearance Sept 3 1908 before Register and Receiver at United States Land Office Willis ton NC. Attorney A Gilmore.
The Acting Secretary of the Interior announces the withdrawal and restoration status of North Dakota lands under the Ford Ford Fordford Trenton Project. Describes entry and filing windows, locations at Williston and eligibility constraints, and warns against settlement or occupation after June 22. Includes detailed land survey sections and legality notes.
Notice from the Interior Department announces withdrawal for irrigation in Williston area, restoration for settlement under public land laws after October 5 1909, with entries restricted until November 4 1909. Listings describe sections and townships in Burke and adjacent areas, warning against settlements before June 22 1908. Fred Dennett and Frank Pierce signaled the official notice.
General Land Office informs that the Acting Secretary vacated a withdrawal order for irrigation lands in North Dakota under the June 17 1902 act. Settlement may begin October 5 1909 but entry filing or selection is delayed until November 4 1909. occupation before October 5 1909 is forbidden. Described parcels in sections 24 25 27 township 24 ranges 34 85 and others are affected. General Land Office Interior.
Samuel Basbes of Williston ND filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim to a land parcel described as e's swia and w'y sola in section 32, township 155 north, range 10 west, 5th principal meridian. The proof is to be before John Fluttie US Commissioner at Williston on July 26, 1909. Witnesses listed: AC Wagenman, E G Hows, Seaman, all of Williston. Also includes unrelated note about mortgage loan applications.
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