Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 3

| i t i ) . WEDNESDAf EVENING, MARCH 17, 1920 LATEST RECORDS AT COUNTY OFFICES Real estate transfers; probate . court matters; marriage li- censes. Anything you’d like to know. Property transfers, taken from rec- -.ords at the court house, from Mar'ch $ to 13, inclusive: Annie Cromwell and husband to “Thom Fossand, Pinewood, $300. I. G. Haycraft and wife to C. F. Rogers, Solway, $3,400. . . Elina: Johnson and husband to James E. Johnson, Blackduck, $200. Peter P., and Mary Malterud to ‘William C. Anderson, Puposky, $600. / John Mottz to Claris A. Lueas, *Wagner's Third, addition to Bemidji, $150. b b, gt Charles Nangle and wife to Ruth- erford B. Hayes, Section 34-149-34. 31 ete. Charles Nangle and wife to George ‘H. Miller, Section 26-146-34, $3,500. Jens J, Opsahl and wife to Peter Bahr, Section 1-146-33. Red Lake Townsite & Mercantile «Company to William C. Anderson, Puposky, $100. Guy P. Stevens and wife, to Mary H. C. -.undgren, Seconds addition, “Tenstrike, $1,600. ) Carrie Shannon and husband to J. ‘W. Johnson, 1st addition to Bemidji, $5,000. ¢ PROBATE PROCEEDINGS. ‘Wednesday, March 10:. Estate of John P. Hall, deceased, ' Hearing on claims. No claims filed. Friday, March J :: - Estate of Asiak H. Aakus, deceased. B 2( ‘Hearing on Claims. No claims filed. i Estate of S. P. Peterson, deceased. Hearing on claims. No claims filed. Saturday, March 13: : .. - Bstate of Edward A. Arnold, de- : ‘ceased, petition for licensp to sell. Order for hearing issued to be sold on April-12. Monday, March 15: Estate of Herman Johnson, deceas- -ed, hearing on petition for license to sell. Order of license issued. - i Estate of August W. Nordquist, de- -ceased, petition for nearing on final account and distribution thereof, hearing to be held on April 12. In the matter of the estate of Ger- ald and Florence Munroe, minors, pe- -tition for guardianship filed. Order ‘for bond issued. v iy In the matter of the estate of El- nora Idella Vail, minor, petition for :guardianship filed. Tuesday, March 16: Estate ot Eugene Leteurneau, de- cease,d. hearing on petition for admin- istration. Four remonstrances filed against the request of petitioner. Turn Out Miles of Stamps. The 40,000,000 postage stamps made, .counted and packed for shipment, each day in the factory of the United i States bureau-.of printing and engrav- ing would make a stamp chain long enough to cover more than 700 miles. POULTRY IN PUREBRED CLASS Entry of Peafowls Received From South Dakota Farmer — Also Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. The first peafowls have been en- tered in the “Better ‘Sires—Better Stock” crusade of the agricultural colleges, the United States depart- ment of agriculture, and co-operating agencies. The entry comes from Butte .county, S. D, and the owner is J. L. Jones. He is using purebred sires in breeding horses, cattle, swine and poultry. Among his poultry he records a peacock and two peahens, also a liberal number of tu\rkeys, geese and ducks. The campaign al- ready is giving valuable facts and fig- ures regarding the classes of live stock most commonly kept together on farms. ) NEEDED EXERCISE BY FOWLS Hens Can Be Kept Busy by Scatter. ing Grain in Litter on Dry and Clean Eloor. Be sure that-the floor of the hen- house is dry and reasonably clean and covered. with three or four inches of clean litter in which grain can be scattered so that the fowls cam ob- tain exercise scratching for it. {MPROVE_FERTILITY OF SOIL Farm Can' Be Made Yo Yield More and Products Will Be of Better Marketing Quality. Ways and means should be devised to tmprove the fertility of the sofl so the farm will yield more and products of better marketing quality. It can be done and it yvfll pay in the long run. ANE FOR, REDNATH Musterole’ Lessens Up Those Stiff Joints*=Drives Out Pain Youli know why thousands use Musterole once you experience the rlad relief it gives. Get 3, jar at once from the nearest drug store. It is a clean, white oint- ment, made with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings and comfort while it is being rubbed on! . Musterole, is recommended doctors and nurses. Millions used annually for bronchitis, cwng neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, matism, lumbago, pdinsand achesa back or joints, sprains, sore mus bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,col ¢ the chest (itoften prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; - hospital size r-ay A BUSINESS MAN DIED He left his wife much insurance; ‘' houses ‘and land < MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY and an old tintype picture of himself made twenty years ago. - HAKKERUP STUDIO . (€green® Bridge Work ... Gold Crowns .. White Crowne ... 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