Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-15

cant can ascertain with certainty thu
fact that no number has been assigned
to him will be through a careful ex
animation of the posted lists, or some
newspaper in which the lists will be
published.
Notice Of Time and Place Of Making
Entries or Filings and Payments
Each person receiving number low
enough to entitle him to make entry
for Pine Ridge or Rosebud lands will
be notified about March l, 1912, of the
time and place when and where he
must go for the purpose of making
his selection and filing, and each per-
son receiving a number low enough
to entitle him to make entry for Fort
Berthold lands will be notified about
April l.. 1912, of the time and place,
when and where he may 60 for the
purpose of making his selection and
filing. When a persons name is
called, he must at once select the tract
he desires from a large map in the
land office and to give him ample time
with which to examine the lands and
satisfy himself as to the character and
value after making his selection and
before his entr yand filing is allowed
and his payment made, he will be CIV
en- fifteen days, following the date of
his selection to complete entry at the
proper local land Office. During that
period of fifteen days he must file his
homestead application at the proper
local land office, accompanying the
same with the usual homestead fees
and commissions and. in addition
thereto, one-fifth of the appraised
value of the tract selected. To save
expense incident to the additional trip
to the land and return to the local land
office. he may following his selec-
ton, execute his homestead aplica-
ton for the tract selected within the
proper land district and file the same
in the proper local land office, where it
will be held waiting payment of the
fees and commissions mot more than
value of the land. In that event, the
payments must be made within the fif-
teen days following date of selection.
Payments can be made only in cash
or by postofice money orders made
payable to the receiver of the proper
local land office. These payments may
be made in person, by agent, or
through the mails, but the applicant
assumes all responsibility in the mat
ter He must see that the payments
reach the proper local land Office
within the fifteen days allowed and,
where failure occurs in any case where
the application has been filed in the
local land Office without payment, az
herein provided for, the application
will stand rejected without further &C"
ton on the part of the local officers.
In the case of a declaratory state.
ment allowable under this opening
the same course may be pursued, ex~
cept that the filingfee ($2.0O), must be
paid within the fifteen days following
date of selection, the party having six
months after filing the statement with
in which to make homestead entry.
Soldiers or sailors, or their widows,
or minor orphan children making a
homestead entry of these lands must
at that time and thereafter make pay
ments of fees and commissions and
purchase money as is required OF 9TH
err entrymen. All persons making
homestead entry of these lands must
pay the remaining four-fifths of the
purchase money in five equal Install
ments. These payments will become
due at the end of two, three. four,
five, and six years after the date OF
entry, unless the entry is committed.
If Communication proof is made, all the
unpaid installments must be paid at
that time. If any entryman fails to|
make any payment when it becomes
due. all his former payments will be
forfeited and his entry will be can
celed. If any person fails to make
his selection when his name is called
at the land office on the date desig-
mated for that purpose, his name will
be passed until all other names as
signed to that day have had an oppor-
tunity to make their selections. when
he will be given the privilege of MAX
ing his selection, and if he fails to
make selection or if having made
a selection fails to perfect it, by max.
ing entry or filing and payments as
above provided, he will not be permit.
ted to select another tract or to enter
any of these lands prior to October
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