Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 7

GET THE PRACTICE Women are said to be more adept at léarning foreign: languages than are wmen. That probably is account- ed for by the fact that men seldom get a chance to use much of the home' language.” —Whatever That Is— THE TRIO Continued Dear Twentieth Century: 3 Old Hi Larious, gaunt and slim, One orb crooked, the other dim, Chin curved up and mouth tucked n, "Both ears frosted on their outer rim, That is a fair description of him. Not much to look at by light of day, ] Marble topped dome ail fringed with gray, X His nose a magnetic needle point, Led him straight to the nearest home-brew joint. —U. R. Wise. —More To Follow— BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Wives in- Kurdistan "have to be bought. Several thousand dollars will be paid for a damsel of high birth and attractive appearance, and her father will usually expect to be given in addition a pony and some costly change of raiment. * Wives in the United States have to be paid for. But often the proud father is willing to part with a little of hig cash in order that he can part/ with his daughter. The difference is this: Husbands in Kurdistan pay for their wives when they get themq Husbands in the United States are always paying for them. —Paying the Piper— SPEAKING OF LOVE Love is said to be that which makes a ygung man keep his ear to the telephone for half an hour without chaniging his feet, But what has that ‘got to do with the preceding article regarding wives? p —You Tell ‘Em.— MARKETS POTATO MARKET Chicago, March 25.—Potato mar- ket steady. Receipts, 61 cars; total U. S. shipments, 778 cars; on track, 126 cars. Wisconsin .round whites, sacked, $1.656 to '$1.75; Minnesota Red "River Ohios, $1.60 to $1.65; Idaho rurals, $1.90 to $2.00. THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 00 | MADE HIS CASE TOO STRONG ntations Concerning Mental Status. The visitor to the lawyer's office stpod in amazement. I say, old man” he exclalmed; “syhat on earth has happened to you? Had a motor smash, or what?” The Iawyer shook his head. “No, You remember that case the other day when I defended a man cliarged with assault? Well, I made a strong plea for him on the ground that he was a fool rather than a crim- inal.” “Yes, but—" “Y did it so well that he was ac- quitted, and he waited for me outside the court.” yeor’s Repr His Foch Bees Himself in “Movies.” Marshal Foch sat comfortably in Paris the other evening and saw films of his 16,000-mile tour through the United Stites, The “movie” was part of the entertainment which the Paris post of the American Legion had ar ranged for the marshal. Ambassador Myron T. Herrick said, in introducing Foch: “If it had been possible for Germany in 1914 to have seen a pie- ture so truly representing the love between France aid America, the war would pever have been.” ———— e _mt— ADDITIONAL WANT ADS FOR RENT—Four acres of land on 13th stieet, or will take share of crop. Apply 509 Irvine = 3t 3-28 PO S T L FOR SALE—80 acres, oné mile from Clearbrook Minn., improvements, modern . farm buildings, electric lights, good well, will consider Bemidji residence in the deal. F. A. Hansen, 216 Minnesota avenue. 5td 3-30 WANTED TQ RENT—By May 1st a six room house, furnished. Phone 94. ~ 2t 3-27 e ____] CLERK OF COURT'S NOTICE OF I NAL HEARING ON PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CLEARWATER RIVER. BTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Red o, IN DISTRICT COUh., Fourteenth Ju. ~ diclal District, ) In the matter of the petition of H. T. Handon et al,. for the improves ment of the channel of the Clear- water River/in the State of Minneso- ta by deepening und straightening and widening the same, constructing necessary dixes along or adjoining the same, regulatl the flow, thereof, and for regulating and ‘céntrolling the level of Clearwater Lake In sald state and the flow of waters there- from into the Clearwater :river by raising or lowering the aevel there- of ng shall be found advisible, and constructing and maintaining a dam at, néar or upon sajd outlet and the construction’ of such improvements as miay be ‘necessary to sedire the control of the waters of sajd Clear- witer river and Clearwatér lake and their tributarfes, 8 t& Natice is hereby given that heretofore a petition signed by H. T. Hanson and othet freeholders praying for the im- provement of ‘the channel of the Clear- water river in the Red Lake Drainage and -Conservency District in tho State of Minnesota, by deepening widening and straightening the same, ‘and the 'con: struction. of certain ditches, dikes and other Jmprovemments and the control’ of Clearwater Lake and of the waters of said river, was duly filed with the Board of Directors of sald Red Lake Dralpage and Conservency District of Minnesota and sald mattér was there- upon; approved by, said Board and desig- nated ‘s the Clearwater river project, and the said Board of Directors having d appointed an engineer upon such project and such engineer having duly madé ands filed his “report,. and said Board having thereupon approved the sama, and haying appointed: viewers to as: the damages nnd bencfits in re- latyn to sald project and to perform all other duties relativa thereto us pro- vided by law, and the snid viewers have completed - their work and “havin :“made. and_filed their report to' the said Board of ‘Directors, the =aid Board of Directors have made and filed in the office of the Clerk of this court its pe- 4tition to this court, stating the {ofesuch proposed ‘Iriprovement, ‘th ture -thereof and.a general descri of the territory: affected, and pragt that a time and place be set for a and determination: upon sald project, and that ‘the same be establisned.and said improvenients. ordered coristructed and haying, filed therewith the petition of the sald T. Hanson, the report of the engineer, and th in safd project; al duly notified the Judges:of sald court of the filing of said_petition and proceeds ings, the court did thereupon make ‘and file it order Setting’ thé time and placé |2 of hexring upon said petition and reports now gmmnl- to . GIVEN | 1 se striight. | No as hereinafter stated: such order NOTICE.1S That said proceedings for ening, deepening, widening and control Clearwater river and Clearwater :‘lg of the lake and the improvement of the sam ag-prayed 1un.in sald pet pending in (his court and that gineer'sireport thereon and the viewers report showing the nature, location and the lands, nd corpors thereby, the estimated |1, the cstimated benefits to anil the extimated damages ta |33 Dby, each and every tract of plans of sald proposed work highways. persons, partles ationa affected coststhereof. be de; be suffered 3 ng hearing | 27, land and private or_ public corporation likely to be atfected by sald improve- ments, and the names of the owners thereof are on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Red Lake County, Minnesota, at the courthouse in the City of Re? Lake Falls, Minnesota, #ubject to inspection by any and all pe sons _or parties; that the nature of the proposed improvement is the straight- ening, deepening and widening of . the sald Clearwater river by the ‘construc- tion of a ditch to form a channel ther fore partly along the old channel and partly across bends in the river so us to shorten its course, and the construction of such other improvements In connection therewith as are necessary to properly control and facllitate the flow of the waters of said river especially in all that part of its channel commencing in Sec- tion 27 of Township 150 North of Range | Gel 37 West (n Clearwater County, State of Minnesota, and ending In Section 34 of Township 152 North of Range 43 West in Red Lake County, Minnesota, and also that part of Ruffy Brook, a tributary of umg sajd river, commending in- Section 4 of ‘rownship 148 North of Rangé 37 West | Jall in.Cléarwater County, Minnesota, and thence exténding to its junction with the Clearwater river. That the route of the proposed ditch follows the general course | Wi of said Clearwater river except ag more specifically described in the englneer's and viewers' reports, new channels are cut through wvarious points along said river ncross bends of the same constitut- ing and making a new improved channel for wald river with a forty foot wide Gottom in its upper coursie, and a fifty foot wide bottom in its lower course, and a depth of approximately twelve feet. That a general desoription of the lands public, rouds and corporations affected by the sald proposed improvements, and the lands reported by sald viewers as damaged thereby or as assessable for t construction and muintenance of such {mprovement is as follows: Section 1, 2, 11, 12, 13, 24, of Township 151, North of Range 42'We'st In Red Lake County, Min- nesota; ' Sectiony 25, 36, 34, 35, 36; of Township 152 North of Range 42 West in Red Lake County, Minnesota. Sec- tions 1, 5, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10, 11 13,.14, 16, 16 17, 18, 19, 20, 3 2 48, 25, 30, of Township 18 Range 41 West' in Red . Laki m\’fl—;‘ 30, 81, 33, 33, 4, 35, 36, of Townahty North' of Range 41 West in Red La Minnesota; ‘Sectlons 1, 2, e Minnesota; Sections 25, " 'ounty, Minnesota; Sections 25, 28, . 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35. 36, O Township 162 North' offtange 40 West in Red Lake County, Minnesota: Sections 1,253, 4, 66,9, 89, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,°16,'17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 33, 84 and ¥5 of Township 151 NorthofRange3s West in Polk County, Minnesota; . Sections 12, 18, 14, 23, 24, of Township 182 North of Range 42 West in Pennington County, Minnesota: Seetions 5,7, 89, 10, 11, 13, 13, 1 6:°17, 2 23 ;-2 est in Pennington County. Minnesota ctions 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, . 20, 21, 93,23, 24, of Township 162 Sections 18, 1 6, 27, 28, 29, 30. 31, 5, 36, of Township 162 North in Pennington County 3, Qounty, Minnesot: 3,23, 24 19, 20, 21 23, 21, 31, 32,38, 34, 35, 36, of Towhn- ship Islt h‘%rlh of 3‘;'\8! i! ‘Sv.c'l‘l rl,: water County, Inneso! ectiol ) 19713, 18, 14, 15, 18, 23, of Township 150 North of Range St in Clearwater County, Min- %, 7, 8 9, 15,16, 17, 16, 17, 18, 28, 29. 30, Wi nesota; Sections Sinitt Ungrateful Client_Resented His Law-| 1 | Hofstad, Daniel J. Helle, th-of Range 40 West in Pennington| : i = 18, 19, 20, @1, 22 23, 24, 25, 26. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31,32,'33, 34, 35, 36, of Township 150 North of Range 37 West in Clear- water County, Minnesota; “Sections 31 of Township ‘151 ‘North of - Range 37 West in Clesrwater County, Minnesota. fectione 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 30 31 of ‘ownship 150 North of Range $6 West in Clearwatér County, Minnesota; Sec- ions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 3,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,"0f Township 149 North of Range 37 West in Clearwater County, Minpesota; Sections 5, 8, 7, 8, in Township 149 North of Range 3 ‘Township 148 nge 37 West in Clearwater County, Minnesota; Sections 3, 4, 8 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19.° 20, 21, 23, of Township 148 North of Range 36 West in Clearwater- County, Minnesota; ‘al the following lands all of which lie wr:tflo-[ in the diminished- Red Laks Indian’Res- ervation in Clearwater counz‘y;-umn‘e:u- ta:! Seotloits 2, 3, 4o BT E T % , 135, 18, .19, 20,21, 22,°23, of Towhunin 180 North of \Range 35 Wese: Bections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 9, 10, 11, 12,'13, 14, 15, 16, 2%, 23,24, of Township 160 North of Range 37 West! Sections 31, 32, 33, of Township 151 North ‘of ‘Range’ 38 West: Rections 6, 7,-8,'9, 10, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,:19,-20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,27, 28, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 3, 36 of T ip 151, North of Range L vzes;:z sfmfim L2 8 506 8% ), 11, 13, 13, 15, 2%,.23," 24, 35,26, 38’ of "Townshin, 161 Notti or Range 38 West; Sections 21 of Township 152 North of Range 37 West; Section 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 81, 33, 43, 34, 35, 36, of Town- ship' 162 North of Range 38 West; also certainy public highways “between .Sec. tions 1 and .2, 2 and 3, 3 and 4.n Town- ship 15Y:North of Range 41 West: and between Séctions 8t -and 32,°32 and 33, 33 and 34, 34 and 85,35 and 36, and on quarter line through 28°in Township 152 North' of Range- 411 West, and between Sectionis 26nd 3, 3 and 4, 4.and 6, 5 and 6, and North:side of 5 in Township 151 North of Range: 40" West: and between sections: 31-and 32,33 and 34,:34 and 35, 26 and 35, 28 and 38, 29 and’ 32, 30 and 31 of Township 152 North of Range 40, all the above roads being in Red Lake County, Minnesota. Also roads between Sections $1'and 33, 34, and 35, 25 and 36, 28 and 33, n Township 152 ‘North .of Range 39 'West in Pennington County, Minnesota. - Also roads between Séctions | $ 5 and 6, § and 10, 7 and §, 11 and 12, 13°and_14° and East of 13 dnd_between % and 3, 10-and 11,14.and 15, in Town- ship 151 North of Range 39 West, in Polk County, Minnesota. ~Also roads be- tivéen. sections 22 and 23, 26 and 27, 34 and 36, 22 and 27, 26 and 35, 27 anq'34, and the West side of 7 in Township 151 North of. Range 38 West in Clearwater County, Minnesota; also road between Sections 1-and 2,:2 and 3, 10 and.11, 13 and 14, 14 and 15, 3 and 10, 10 and 16, d 2 and 24, and enst side of 1. and east side of 13. in Township 150 North of Range 38 West 'in Cléarwater County, Minnesota; also roads -between Sections 16 and 17, 37 and 28, 28 and 29, 39 and 30, 31 and 32,33 and 34, 8 and 7, 8 and 17, 18 and 19, and on west sides of sections 7 and 19, in Township 150 North of Range 37 West in Clearwater County, Minnesota. That' the names of the owners of the 1and and the nameés of -the. municipal and other corpdrations (that will be affected by the construction of sald im- porvements and whose land ‘is assess- ablé for the construction and mainten- ance thereof, or whose land. is damaged by such construction, as described and shown in the report of the negineer and viewers, are as follows: _Charles Tervo, Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific Raflway Louis Mundahl, Albert Halstrom, Charley Houle, Wm. §. Merchants iState Bank, Otto. Eckart, Ellsworth & Jones, A. C. Widger, First Natlonal Bank of. ‘Crooksfon, Ovilla Gauthfer, "J. A. Langmo, Helmer F. Larson, K. H. Pleth, A. A. Covper.. Ernest S. Hoxie, Louls Munig, A. H. Glewwe, Wm. andJohn Van Lith, H. B H. P.: Laplante, Charles H. Foy, Nels Halvorson, Martin Yde, Ed..Halvorson, Martin Polubny, Ed. Kaskels, G. G. Otterness, s Bhort, < Ole% Bwanson, Sel: Ola P. Rystad, 'S, H. & Ole Hatlebers, Ingyald’ Husby, Peter Tande, ~Charles y Ole J. Haaven, Ingvald Husby, Migkelson & Thomsen, John Sorenson, Jofih Imrson, Gust Linder, Carl Sorenson, Thow. C. Lincoln, John Sorenson, R. H. Matt Pokels, Leo..P. Barley, Haavenu, Tennis Lemicux; John Kela, Merchants State Bank of Red Lake John Rice, Geo. H. Crosby, Simon Satre, Hans Haav- en, Andrew Poters. W. L. Gardiner, Stephen - Peterson, Elsle Haaven, Swan haug, Chas. Foy, Annie Tisgaard, Peter Hince, Ole Krostue, Olaf R. Tande, Thep. LaBissonlere, Frank Jeffers, Jef- fers-Labissonaire and Duffy, J. E. & D. 0] Bout Carlson, Edwin Otte, Swan Olson, C. H.| K. Foy, Ole J. Morrison, Mikkel Larson, Gunstenson, :Lars Gunstenson.. J. W Puhlen, L. J. Grouseth, Carl Moen, Lars Torske, W. B. Torgerson, I". E. Bemls, Mrs, Tara Varstad, Vretta Montgomery. M. C. Erb, North American Mortgase Bank, Asn C. Widger, Jos. Josephson et B), Scandinavlan’ American Bank = of Crookaton, - John Barsness, Red Lake County: Investment Company, - Citizens State -Bank of Kenyon, L. S. Grove: Jolin F. Nelson, Chicago, Rhode Island & cific Rallway Company, Jeffers & ffy, Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific Raflway, XOle Hovde), L. E. Olson, August Deymonaz, Jorgen Hegland, Ben- nle Larson, Edwing Langerak, §.. S. Krostue, Randall Brown, Nick H. Tho: son,. Poter A. Olson, Nath. Nat.. Life Insurance Company, John Medchill. P. 8. edchill, F. H. Weldome, Frank E. Kep- hart,- Ole M, Bakke, Charlie Johnson. Jorgen B. Hegland, Hans Haaven, Carl G. Magnell, Syvor J. Grothe, R. O. Gor: don, Edward Agderson, John J. Matald, Charles Schmis, Carrie A. Rothsten, Gust - Mandstrat, tdward O, Rosle, 8 Pugh, Arthur W. Seavy, Knute son, 1°ranz Schmidt, Daniel. Car- tler & Peterson, Knute Davidson, David 'T. Bonar, Albert Rawertz, Klmer v \Winstrom. Lutylg Td, Nerva, Lars Ellingson, Matt A. Nerva, Knute Langlie faivre, W. W. Seavy, Charles D.. A Hoel, Edward M. Wicke; Wicke . & Mattson, Ida E. Foy, Louis Anderson, Carl Sorengon, Louis Anderson da E. Foy, John Matella, Gust Linder, Emil Kanomen, ‘Sam - Lovass, Sam & Oscar Lovaas, John _Larson, homas G. A. Hoviand, Swanson, af Greit- G Sall, roil; Nels P. Johnson, 8. O, Dendickson, Charfes . Sall, Ol fikelaon,-Con Short, C; ‘Brekke, . Danfel .- Stonchouse, Lewls Sal], Kernce i\ en, 01 Veitch, Daniel Lyteh, Rernce \\vn‘ ot Q. 0. Underdahl, Annie Johnson, Nels John- son, MarysDonahue, Jatmes Donghue, Nels P. Johnsop, Erank-T: Lynch,' Charles Foy, Sere Anderson; M. O Mathson, Mary A Whalen, Knute Vettieson, Otto Thomp- son, Carl Petérsot, John Reld, Albert Measner, John O, Lewis; A, X. Torgershn. Mary, Walker, Con SASeY Summan. Feter by LoD <, Halver 'Rin dh, mer _ Swenson, i Hauge, G. A. Evans, & Carl John Lerfald, John Larson, Thor.Larson, David J. Lynch, Frank Seibles, Hankeby, Sarah Legvold, Anders Lenvik, Theodore Legvold, And Lenvik, Nels Eglund, State Bank.of- h George J. Jorgenson, Theodore Legvold, B. K. Flatt, Rolv Hotstad, Jurge'n M. Mandt, K. K. Thoratenson, Oscar Nesland, Amasa B. Hanscom, Charies G. 8all, Nick Bratte, Armund Breeland, Daniel “Rier.. £ |80n, Jermund Rgn;ld, Armund K. Bree- and, Marle Linabérg; Henry Rox ; Sordanl, Adolph Lindborg, & A A dev,-rA¥chie Vance, Roy tian 'O.\Lindbergh, R. H. , B.T. Langlle, Higinbotham & Duffy, Martin Fore, ‘Bernard: Lindberg, A. Rolandson, Ida M. Lillo,- L. A. Kaufer, R. M. Fore, George Trask, Thos. N. Sandbakken, Sam Gunderson; F, G. Smidjan, L. 'J. Duffy 8nd ‘Margaret Role, A A, Rolandson, arah -Legvold, Anders N, Lenvik,:Pat- tich: Short, Ole O: Bakke, Henry W. Sweno, Trena Swenson, Ole O. Bakke, ra J. Moore, Tallek Haave, Anna Amund- son, ' Johanna Olberg, Oslak Hougland, Marle Halvorson, Haivor.K. Halvorson, John Stanley, Evén M. Ofticlie, Conrad Englestad, H. C. Halvorson, Louis Lohn, Trustee, Jens Jeppson. Tharald Fladeland M. E. Sullivan, B, A. Wadsworth, William Hathorn, Ole T. Quam, Ed. B. Johnson, Heirs of Helge -Olson Bygland, Henry Bennett, J. P, F. Lund, Stener Ander- son, Steener Anderson;-Ole O. Gjermund- son, Ole H. Hoftuft, Axel Gustafson, John Peter Ask, Anton' P. Olson, Halvor H. Hoftuft, Halvor. & Ole H. Hoftuft, Albin J. Levorson, Albert D. Lien, John Peter Ask. Ole O, Odden, Conrad Engel- stad, Ole Thompson Oddén; Gunard Heg- tvedt, ‘Ledor:Tarnldson Bo, First Nat- ional’ Bank, Lewix Lohn, Trustee, Jens Jeppson, Térald Iladélind, Petér Bergh, Peter Nelson, E. P. Karleen, Ariold 4mundson, Minnie Amundson, N. P. An- derson, Marie Halvorson, Max Frankel et al, Anfind E. Ness, Norman B. Patten, Selma Ball, Ed, J.,Wanke, Anton John. son, John' Gdembel, Fl, J: Wanke, Ole O ‘Walders, Ira M Freéderick E. iSmith, Lars O. Bakke, George::Elhard; Hans & Rudolph Jensen, Willlam A. Corrie. N. P. Anderson, W. A. Curfie, P. Karleen, Thomas E. Bly, Turena Up- hl, Anfind E. Ness, John Jeppson, E. Karleen, Jucob .. Brovold, R. .. cCortney '& Arnold - B. Amund- o, . Willlam B. . :Torgerson, John Norberg, ' Nels Engelstad, -Knute K. Haugen, Nels Omberg, . Albin 3. Lev- orson, Knute- Haugen,khtel May, Peters, Ethel May Peters, Forger K. Vindlos, Osmund . K., Vinlos, -Torger K. /Vinlos, Axel Gustafson, Mary K. Lund, Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Okiee, James Irvine, Halvor J. -~Tinnesoand, Guner Frostly, Jens O. Solberg, Frederick Up- heder, K. .K. Strande,E. M. Ellingson, Thomas Swenson,.Ole (). Strande, Knute Q.. Strande, Thomias E. Bly; Hans H, Fjelde, Ole O. Strande, George 'W. Harris, William A. Currle, Edward G. Simpson, €, L. Svladal, Pete'Hangon, Antind Ness, saac E. Wilson, .Roht.. C. Britt, -Leo Feler et ul, L. Ethel. Miller, Andcrs B Holem, J.-Dutfy, D. L. Jonies, Henry Lee, William"Erler; Oscar Hedum, And. Schu- bert, David S. Haugen, Samuel Kennedy, Oscar Hedeem, G. L. Jones, And, Schubert Rudolph-Ludvig, Hans 'O _Anderson, Charles W, Hedeem, Frank B, Shaw, Hen. redtte Arthur, J. C. Jasperson,-P. W..& G.'A. Carlson, Willlam H. Rowe, Christ 1o e Christ L. Walle, J. W. Pahlan Ole Ondahl, Ole Wedell, L. Rawarts, John Solberg, V. M. Higinbotham, L. H, John- son. et al, H.-Kneher, Heirs of Hans Telgen, J. G. Afmbers, Severt Nelson, rinde ‘Austad, Sam’ Myrom, Knute Dahle, Thor Dahle, Carl G. Olson, Tallek Gabrielson, Tom Jjohnson, H, M. Peter. son, L. M. Houg, Henry H. Knutson Grunde Austad, Even Moy, Nels Solheim, P. J.:Schuntz, O. J: Schuntz, Carl Vinge, . A. Aukus,’ Nels. J, Askerlund, Amund Teigen, Daniel A. Akhus, Charles A.. Anderson, Orvil J...Hemry, Hans H. Teigen, Charles G. Hill, Louis 7. Bergh, John' P.. Johnsony Michael O'Leary, John Erickson,. Guy -Peters, John L. Larson, Jarr, W. 1. Dikenberg, Jellen, Joseph Erlandson, Jens Peterson, et al, O. L. Chester, Peter Lorsch, ‘G. L. Ha John'* Haaven, iSoren 'C.” Jensen, . “Foy, Theressa, \Schmidt, Ole Relersgaard, Sigward S. Grothe.. Henry H. Knutson, Stein Twelden, Bennie J. Hegland, Rangvald Reiersgnard. A. T. Tvedebakken, L. M. Hoog, F. O. Gustafson; Martin H Jens L. Bolstad, Bdward O, Rejersgaard, Olé | v MoTntyr: Rugha: Fossum,~Ole Westad, Olel{oreon C. Andgrson, George Merchants State Bank, ' Knut Olson, Syversrud,\Thor ‘A, Dale, Bertha, ‘Swanson, G. Vandertuuk, Ben Szyminski, A, T. Johnson,.G. T. Anderson, Halvor T. Myron, John A. Patterson, Sam Juve- land,” C. M..Lepkowske, G. G. Hovstad, . 0. Lundtvedt, Ole O. Legvold, Frank {andeen, J. G. Lindtvedt,-P. L. Waj- norowske, BEdward T. Lunde, Heirs of Qle T. Kolshus, Philip Heidman, Louls Sell, K. Syversrud, Osmund "Mundt, George Singer, Joscph Rodszewski, John Polbrook, Szymanski, Enga Peterson, Fred: Stucy, Knut_E. S¥versrud, Bertha Swanson, John Olson Jens' P. 'Bolstad, W. J. Rodman, Daniel J. Heile, Oscar Nesland, Mary Syrtvedt, Levitt & John- son ‘Irust Company, = Halvor Hoberg, Ole Hahle, ‘Torger O. Lofthus, Torger H. Lofthus Edward Rustan, John Larson, Frank Lundeen, Louis M. Lunde, Sam. Gunderson, Charlie Erickson, Oscar Lindberg, ‘T. O. Lintvedt, Gunder. Lin- tvedt, Gunder Skreland, HL. E. Dahl, C. | M. Lepkowske, Olaf Sundrud, vor E. 'Sal, Frank Seible, Andrew ickson, Charles O, Olson, Andrew Meilhouse, Os- mund A. Rue, Joseph A. Dahl. G. Van- dertunk, Quam & Gussedalen, Jullus ©lson, Staale Tveiten, Anders Dahl, -E. J. Toupin, et Sever Severson, H. T Hanson, J. R. Tuff, Olaf Nelson, Peter \Erickson, Silas_E.'Dahl, Joseph Dahl, John Arntson, Walter:C. Dahl, Olaf.B. ‘Ansen, Joseph H, Dahl, Ciara E. Norman, Arne. Josephson, Henry C. I. Stage, S. ¥, Dahl, Clara E. Dabl, Gunder Houg- 1Vedt, L. A. Bjella, L. Christianson, Trail State Bank, Enima Lien, Selmay Bjornson, H. G. Homme, Hans T. Hanson, Lidom T. Bo¢, Gilbert -Tesa, Nels O Risal, John A. Larson, Nels O, Reisan, Thomas A. Tasa, Thomas O. Tasa. O. L. Dahl, F. O. E. Johnson, K. A. Larson, Iver O. Tasa, John K. Bangen, John S. Svein, Anna Melhouse, B. E. Bjerkley, Christian Mickelson, John Ansum, H. H. orfturt John A. Lund, Torger T. Elto d, Gunhild Tasa, C. Thomp son. Martin _Solt Fommie Larson, James Peacoc {e Halvorson, James O'Nell, Myrtle Berkley, Michael Lehti- maki, L, Christianson, Even H. Oftulie, B.'J. Blorndaraa, William H. Rowe, T. C. _Peterson, - Martha: L, Halvorson, H. K. Halvorson, Gunhild Halvorson, G. Tor- valdson Boe, Martin Iegstad. Ole Hed- ram,George D. Legnam. Sarah Sannes, Farmers Loan & Land Company, Ol Norseth, Adolph Dederson, G Gaard, Nels Engman; Theodore Johnson, Sakarias O. Anton Johnson. John F. Goembel. smina A, ‘Bratland, John Johnson. T, Hamery, od Case of 4ssa REVEREND, YA PLATTER MEY TH' OTHER GUH DONE Alb “TH! FIGHTIN' we ‘Whitmarsh, J. P. Bardwell, Gina Tang- Thomas Ollestad, Bert Bardwell, Minnie Bardwell, Arthur Bardwell, Christine Ollestad, Peter A. B, [ Norbom, Martin Rosin, 4. O. $olie, Anse Gulbranson, Hans K. Bye, Fred Ehlers, Fred Rhen, Louis C. Grande; Tri Land Company, -Simon - Tinley Btokes, James McCrehin, Geo; . Frank K. Bailey, August Stenland, Nels "' J. Rudser, Andrew J. Munson, Muns M. Munson, Caroline Ol- J.'E. Totfelemelser, Nels H. Borge~ John S. Falconér, Anna Falcone T. D. Lovering, Andrew Anderson, O. O E. Andrist, Gustav_Lundmark or, Gaorge Lachner, Theodore .-Nels K.. Bye, (Charles B, Sparks, Hamery, Carl Olson, B. L. Bjerknes Hlizabeth Widseth, Nels Vjetor Shelquist, St. Hilaire ber Company, Peter Horm tund, George Brite, John Moen, John ®George - Brug,” Charlie Marple, Solberg, R. J. Rud- F. P on, Lars Solem, N.|Peter E. Sigfridson, Ole M. Olson, Sakar- J. A. Duffy, ¥. M. Phillips, |ine Mouson, Louls Torgérson. Wirst Nat- Aimer Frederickson, - Alma_Vedum,. Ole {ional Bank of Bagley, N b Slettvedt, G. F. Hagar, Julius|et ux, Hans Hanson, Jacob, fred Gulseth; Olevas Olson, Elmer Bardwell, Jotinson, Al- B e ot Dt Fhimbeon T ng, Anna Remole, ‘Lewis' ~Thompson, MEAT | Jobi B. Goembel:. John J.. Roe, Lewis-C. Teweil, O. C. Thorpe, e s|Fillen 'R. Linder, Gunder G. Hangnar Axel Jorgen Hansom, National Bang of Gonvick Bert M. Mead, G. G. Huhigaard, John O. Tor gerson, Christinh Mo, Johunnds I anson, Alfred E. Jewell, Arthur Buadde, William 8, Osten,, Lars B. John- Malmo, Einar® Olson, B Inga Nilson, Paul P. Ser, KKnudt. P. Moen, Rasmus J. Stensvis, Ralph J. Rudser, Siphia Logelin, John & Geo. Uteck;” Bernt Thompson, Charles A. Juve Hans Nelson, ndrew Jacobson, Ole O. Leve, Arthur Juve, August J. Jacol lund, Severin O. Stran iSigvert 0. Lundy, Carl bert Aakre, Ingvald Christianson, ‘M rice Shelquist, R. W..Lee, Carl Ol Shelquist, Carl W. Lee, Gilbert Aakre, Oscar L. Hamery, Peter Godtland, Nora. Niam . MacAnulty, Simon Sor- Andrew N. Anderson, G.-A. Han- Edward - Erfckson, n, Kolb Investment Com- Ole, O. Norsetl Peter 'J. Clausen, |0. Sandven, bson, Christ Berg- d,.T. O. Sandland, V. Bexell, Gi Reinschmidt, nd. Even Dolilie, aHert Evenson;; Bers Bertha . Klemetson, Chris " Bolstad, Gunder K.- Dahle, Louls) Erik Olson. Jjulius Sather, Bdwdird ¢ impson, Olaf’ F, Hanson, Fetrine-Jacob- son, Berget O. Torgerson, Anna_Joseph- son, Murtin O. Hangadrd, Emil son, Edwin .Jacobson, Geo.. Lars C.:Jewell, Nels Omberg, Gunder C. M. Olson, “Thomas ¥ ph Norton, Leonard .°S. I, Oscarson, F. W. Hall, 12d.-Carlson & John Sandquist, Réd - Lake County, Polk_County, Pen- Simon Fewins, tha . Kiemettson, Lana Compan: Township of Garnes in Red'Lake County, Township of Equality in Red Lake Coun- ty,Township (of Hickory in- Pennington County, Township: of_Johnson in -Polk Gounty, Townships. of Hangaard, Win- Greenwood in~ Clearwater County, tates of America, Secretary of jor Department at Washington, oner of Indian Affairs shington, D. C., Red Lake Indlans he diminished Red Lake Indian Halvor _Jense Halvor Jens: W P Christian . ‘Ostenson, af Bratvold; John Riste, Stephen Haugen, Benny Crosby, Christ Bergl Farm Land Compan: ‘Steneide, Alick Churness, 1ind, . Oscar Frydenland; J son, George Katch- John_& Carl Moen, Hangaard, Hans Oscar Howe, Julq Furuseth, . Martin G., Wagner, Ole J. Hanson,. Adoloh Hanson, Ole J. Hanson, John A. Holton, Joseph H. Holton, Regals L. Mattson, Neis Holton, Regals L. Mattson, Andrew Kvenshagen, Annia Jacobson, et al., Rag: na Lindstrom, Erick Widseth, A, Monsrud, Clarence Jacob- Lauritz ASk. Ole Crosby, Torger 0. ‘Sandland, and, Albert. H. Truls Brue, Nilson, N, M. Dairy, ow therefore, pursuant to the order . Edward Gunning, NOTICE IS Hutf, Reinart K. Lar! P. Arthur P. Olst B o nnafos, Drew Hamilton, Arthur R, Olstad, Swan Swan- fillam Clausen, of said court GIVEN That the final hearing upon said it the report of the engineer upon the entire survey in said the report of the viewers in said matter, will be held by and before said court' and before the Honorable Willlam Watts, one'of the Judges thereof, at the Courthouse in the City of Red Lake Falls, Red Lake Coun- ty, State of Minresots, on the 18th.day of April, A. D, 1922, . of that date, and all persons, parties or corporations interested shown in said petitions and report and in this notice, are hereby Tequired to appear before the court at said time and place and present any they have and 'their reasons for or against the construction and establish- ment of said.proposed ditch, works and improvements and as to any matter re- lative to the same or damages or benefits by reason thereof, and :then and there show cause why an order should not be made granting such ‘petitions, and con- firming the reports ot . said -engineer and viewers, and ordering the establish- . | ment and construction of said improve- ment. Dated this 17th day of March, A. D, E. G. BUSE, . Clerk of the Disfrict Court, Red Lake County Minnésota. Seal of District Court CHARLES E. BOUGHTON, Attorney -for Board of Directors of Med Lake Drainage and. Conservency District, Petitioners- Red Lake Falls, Minnesota. District Courf, Red Lake County, Minn. Fjled this 17th day of March 1922 USE, District .Court. 3t Lars K. Larson, Alvin_S. Jacobson, Gunder Security State Bank of Gonvick, 1iven-A. Dolalie, Walter P. Kelly, Hans Hanson, William “Metealf. Bst. Nels Holton, An- rnest S, ‘Metcalf, Rose: Reinschmidt, Dan: son,- Hans S Quam. Theodore Altona, Company, Ole al William Bottineau, Carl Louis Almier, J. P. Bhios' Haney; Peder Ollestad, Iber d, Henry B. Perkins ton O. Bakken, Berg, Julius D. L lia. Shewa, Jacob F. iel W. Dartt, 0. O. Blegen, Otto 0. .- Austin, Edward G. Bakke, Andre: . Negadl Oscal Walter R. Kelly, Adolph L. g5, W. C. Huff, Lou Reltan John C.. Nelson, Clyde W. Haney, Haney,. Peder Ollesta: Willinm A. Nelson, John Charles Evans, Robert Brue, rad Pederson, W, ‘“Jncobson, | Jacobson, Stener Melfald, Edward Bi D.. N at 10:00 o'clock A. rick Widseth, Halvor Heyo Uken, Gustav N. Baanrad, Christ 0. Lee, Elmer Wildmoe, Hénry P. Brandt, Brandt, Tom L. Hanson, Ben Martin . Kjol- e, y Krzewinski, Con- Withilm J. Jacobson, Adil Andrew Jacobson, Math Haugen, Engebret erglund, Annie Gun- August :Marmor- their objections, R, Wildmoe, Liziie' Wildmoe, ob . D. Wildmoe, 3 Flerberg. Andrew ~R. Bagne, Reihol Kilen, Ole B. Rovig,' MartiniJ. Mathison, Lorenz P. Strom, John @. Anderson, John Lundquist, Sam Berg, Mary - Bergstrom, Harturk K. Hanson, Jacoh D. Wildmoe, Annie Sherman, Lars H. C. Widness, Espeseth, Paul Olson, Conral R.Brandt, Andrew K. Olson, B. L. Bjerkness, Henry ‘Brandt, Casper Halvorson, Farmers State A. A. McPherson, A, K. Agre, Harvey W. Grimer. R. K. Lar- K. Agre. Henry K..Rude, John- son, Peter Jacobson, Svenie O Emma J. P. Campbell, Hans G. Larson, Jans J. Larson, Frank®Kautcher, Jules LeBlano, John M. Schultz, Anton ken, Erick’ Widseth, Carl J. Erick: .| Kludt 5. Todal, chi C.’ Widness; Martha 0. Brekke Bjerkness, Albert Halvorson, Ca Sam ' Nelson, ‘Halvor Martin J. King, de ndrew Lien, A. D, Marmorine, Marmorine; Charles . Petterson, Renhart Waage, A Nepper, Charles a D. 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