Cass Lake Land Districtrecords. 1990-1933.

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Cass Lake Land Districtrecords. 1990-1933.

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Correspondence, registers of homestead and other types ofland entries, patent records, land contest records, and related materials coveringland transfers in northwestern Minnesota.

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Minnesota Historical Society

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