Contest of Homestead Entry No. 28493 in Minot North Dakota
Department of the Interior notices a contest by C. P. Madden against homestead entry 28493 filed June 16 1904 for southwest quarter section 29 township 163 range 100. Contest claims applicant abandoned the land and never cultivated or improved it and did not lose the land due to military service. Hearing set for Sept 12 at 10 a m before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver, with service impossible and publication ordered.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Minot
N. D
Alan Zaring
C. P. Madden
Jane
Moeslie Crosson
Sal Eynen
Jnst
Sal
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
North Dakota
T. EB. Fox
John C. Gregerson
Edward Lauehai
A. A. Austin
Williston
T. E. Fox
Contest Notice in Minot Land Office 1905
Charles Herman contests Homestead entry No 23684 filed against Joseph H Budge for section 18 township 158 range 9. Hearing set October 17 1905. evidence to be presented at Williston and publication ordered by Register R C Sanform with A L Knauf as contestant attorney.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Minot
N. D
Charles Herman
Seo Nw
Joseph H. Budge
Joseph Tf. Budge
U. S. Army
Navy
Budge
H. Brown
Clark
District Court
Wms County
Williston
Register and
Alias Contest Notice From Interior Department.
John C. Gregerson files a contest against homestead entry No 24800 by Edward Lauehai alleging abandonment for over six months and no improvements. Hearings set for Sept 28 1905 before County Judge A A Austin in Williston ND and final hearing Oct 5 1905 before the Register and Receiver in Minot ND.
Contested Homestead Abandonment Hearing Notice
Iver Urvig files a contest affidavit against James W. Pheeley entry No. 25 dating Oct 22 1908 for section 33 township 155 range 103 claiming six month plus abandonment and no residence. Affected party must appear July 28 1905 before County Judge A A Austill with final hearing Oct 5 1905 before the U S Land Office in Minot North Dakota. due to service difficulties notice by publication is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Minot
N.D
Iver Urvig
James W. Pheeley
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
A. A. Austill
Williston
N. D
N. C
Fox
Ornamenting Coal Jewels From Nagasaki Black Diamonds
A Jewelers' Circular Weekly correspondent describes Japanese artisans who craft inexpensive jewelry from coal called black diamonds. Coal pieces are collected, ground, cemented onto bases, polished, and finished by hand to create cane heads rings and trinkets sold at low prices.
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Japan
Nagasaki
Bosa
Vegetable Chasers and Laughing Lamb in Quirky Dialogues
A cafe scene in the Syrian quarter features a stranger surprised by a cucumber chaser for arak while a local describes how Syrians pair drinks with vegetables. In Milwaukee a waiter replies to a playful customer asking for lamb “that gamboled on the green” with a plain answer about straight lamb.
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Arrak
N. Y. Sua
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Buford
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Neznon
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