Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 9, 1897, Page 9

Grand tRevits Mrerates Review Citv and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Fleischmann & Co.’s Conipressed Yeast at Ben Herrig & Co.’s Post- office Store. Judge Holland and Stenographer Moody arrived Monday evening. Next Friday- evening’ the Odd Fellows will give their masquerade Dall. Attorney A. Y. Merrill is among the legal luminaries in attendance at court. Clerk of Court Rassmussen issued second papers to about sixty persons. ‘There were no rejections. Vice President P. J. Sheldon of the J.umbermen State bank, returned to his home at Owatonna Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt accompanied their son, Chester, as far as Duluth on is return to Minneapolis — this week. The Willing Workers society will hold thcir regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. C. H. Seeley on Thursday afernoon at 3’oclock. James Dowlan of McCarthy’s camp, is among the well-known woodsme who are attending court. Mr. Dow- lan 1s a witness in the 60-24 case. Fehx Mallette has been appointed by the village council to Jook after the good and wellfare of Grand Rapids during the long hours of night Dr. Charles Lydick of Mora Minn., is hereon a visit to his brother, Commissioner Lydick. He may con- clude to remain during the winter. The Itasca News, so reports ex-editor Lampman, has become the property of Murry hereafter be editor, printer. Superintendent Philbin of the D., S. & W.. accompanied by his brother of Chicago. came up Tuesday even- ing and remained in town until Thurs- day morning. ‘The members of the Lafayette club enjoyed their first annual ball at and proprietor Village hall last Wednesday evening. | it was a very enjoyable event, and the attendance. was over one hundred. Officer E. W. Cookson of Cloquet, is enjoying the good natured welcomes of numerous friends here. His special | business is as witness before the Dis- trict court in the Kane case. Mrs. C. therine Stahl, who resided in Laprairie, died on Thursday of | this week, The funeral took place this afternoon. Interment in Itasca cemetery. She was 63 years old. The Odd Fellow’s ball to be given on Friday evening next, will be a social exent that promises to a most enjoyable one. ‘The Willing Workers will serve supper to the dancers for the small sum of 25 cents- tor each person. Hon. D. M. Gunn_ has finedto his room for several da) with a severe attack of peritoni He is now on the road to recovery, Dut it will be several days before he will be able to leave for St. Paul to begin his legislative duties. On behalf of the ladies of the Literary society the Herald-Review 1s requsted to extended the thanks of thht organization to the school board for the kindness and generosity shown in granting to the members of the society the use of the public school bulding for their regular meetings. been con- ys Sheriff M. L. Toole made an official tmp to Stillwater Wednesday. He was accompanied by William Cassidy, who will reside one year in that city, in the custody of the state, having been found guilty of burglary in the third degree and sentenced therto by Judge Holland for that period of time. | When Petér McKenna was in- formed that Judge Holland had ap- pointed ‘T. M. Brady to defend. him on the charge of arson, he at ‘once entered a Vigorous protest, and de- clared that it looked like a conspiracy to convict him, Peter sent for at- torney I’. F. Price, who will conduct the defense. Assistant County At- torney Pratt will prosecute. Mrs. J. W. Johnson and Mrs. John Dolph gave alarge party of their iriends a sleigh-ride to Lapraine on Wednesday evening, where an_enjoy- able social gathering was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fraser. About sixty ladies and gentlemen joined in the merriment of the occasion, Refreshments were served for which the guests “chipped in” and the pro- ceeds were added to the exchequer of the Ladies M. E, society. Clayburn L,-Brecken. who during the last year has been clerking at the Hotel Gladstone, has decided to re- turn north and will visit his parents at Coochiching, for which place he will start with Louis Stellar this afternoon. Lorne has made many warm friends here who view his departure with re-, pret, but they wish him great and con- linual success nm any new venture which he may undertake. He carries with him the best wishes of those who employed him here. Taylor, who will | Cluef Fuller of the fire department, desires to enter a vigorous protest against the habit of sending in an alarm and calling out the department without just provocation. The’ ap- pearance of a spark from a chimney, or smoke settling upon a roof from a heavy atmosphere, 1s not sufficient | evidence that there is any danger at hand. A few false alarms has a tendency to demoralize the entire de- partment. Men soon become weary of being called out and given a hard chase only to be told that they are not wanted. | Louis Stellar arrived from Kooch- iching Tuesday, having come over- land via the winter road which he broke into passable condition some weeks ago. Mr. Stellar 1s particularly well pleased with having secured school privileges for the school dis- trict of townships 69 and 70, range 24, and expressed_ his satisfaction to County Superintendent Stilson and others. He bought anew team _ of horses, weight 3400 Ibs., from Doc Putney, and has stocked up with sup- plies for his return trip, which he will start upon this afternoon after he gets through with some county business to which he has been giving attention. | George King was brought before the judge of probate on Monday to be examined as to his sanity or sanity. The complaint was made by Prosper | Flambois; Prosper 1s the father of a winsome daughter, fifteen years old, and it appears that King became so enamored of her that he concluded hfe was not worth living unless she would consent to become his wife This she refused to do, andit was jalleged that King thseatened to kill | the whole family and himself as_ well. | Drs. Russell and Storch conducted | the examination and concluded that he was not dangerous, and he was discharged. Capt. W. TI. Smallwood of Duluth, was here during the week. He had business in district court, and at the same time met a number of his land j clients. The captain was kept busy during his three days’ stay in con- sultation with many who contemplate proving up on their claims. Capt. Smallwood is one of the ablest and most successtul land at- torneys in the county, and is well | deserving of the extensive practice which he enjoys. Having had_ many | years experience as reg.ster of United | States land office in one of the west- | ern states, and the advantage of a long practice’ makes hin a most de- sirable attorney to employ in land cases. | Prof. Baskerville has made arrange- {ments with Humane Officer Henry Haskins of Duluth to come to Grand ids and assist in the organization ety for the prevention of | cruelty to animals—or cruelty to any living thing. This is a most worthy object and should be encouraged by our citzens in avery j liberal manner. A free entertainment will be given under the auspices of the teachers.and pupils of the public school at the time of organization, and if general interest is shown in the | undertaking good results will follow. Prof. Baskerville has been very active in humane work tnroughout St. Lewis county and will be of great assistance to those interested in the advance- ment ofthis worthy object in Itasca county. The Herald-Review will | give the date of organization when it has been decided upon. New Officers. The following are the newly elected | officers of the B. F. Hudson Post, G. A. R.: Commender, R. H. Baily; sr. vice commander, O. H. Stilson; | jr. vice commander, A. J. Brooks; quartermaster, M. A. Leahy; chaplain, «. L. Mitchell; surgeon, John Bowden; officer of the day. Felix Mallette; q’mas ter sargent, H. Cramer; sargent mayor, W. D. Leeman; adjutant, W. Weitzel; officer of the guard, E. Wilson; delegates to the national encampment, H. S§. Huson ‘and O. H. Stilson, I. 0. O. F. On Wednesday night George F. Myers, district deputy, installed the newly elected and appointed officers of Grand Rapids lodge, I. O. O. F., which are as_ follows: N. G., John Riedel; V. G., L. F.. Knox; record-| ing fsecretury, J. DeShaw; trea George. Myers; warden, F, Res conductor, G. Arscott; R.L. N. G., Wey Faller, bo5.. NG. Drew. Doran; R.S.S. Phil Caselberg; L. S. S., J. McDonald; R. $. N. G. George Snook; L. S. N. G., A. McAlpine; nside guard, R. Brown. Resolution of Thanks. At the close of the services at the M..E. church last Sabbath the follow- ing - resolution. was unanimously adopted, Be it resolved by the M. E. church at their quarterly conference on .Jan- uary 2, 1897, that the sincere thanks of the congregation be, andthe same are hereby extended to Mr. W. R. Baumbach of Grand Rapids, H. C. Merritt, of Duluth and Prof. Basker- ville for their kindness and generosty in ing the church so handsomely decorated. M, A. SHANNON, P. E. Joun TReELOoR, Pastor. homesteaders | fab once according to law to enforce ! 0. R. I. 0. Literary Society. The next regular meeting of the literary society of the public school wil be held on Wednesday evening, January 18, at Village hall, to which the public is invited. The Debating club will be present at the same time and discuss the question, ‘Re- solved that the United States should own the telegraph and railroad lines.” Miss Lena McCarthy and James Doran will lead in the affirmative, and Miss Lizzie King and Stepben Leahy will take the negative. The Glee club will render some selections anda literary program by pupils of the public school wil! be part of the entertainment. $1000.00 in Gold. To be given away to subscribers to What to Eat whose — subscriptions are received before March 4, 1897. | Send ten cents for sample copy and full particulars. What to Eat is the most artistic, attractive and instructive magazine published in the interest of the home and better living, Address, What to Eat, Minneapolis, Minn. First publication Nov. 21. Last publication Jan. 24. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office. Duluth. Minn., July 23. Notice is hereby given that in com with the provisions of the act of Con, June 3, 1878, entitled ~. timber la in the States of Ca Oregon, Nevada and Washignton T as extended to all the Pubiie Land uct of August 4, 1892, Emil Superior unty of Douglas. state of Wis- consin. has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 2084, for the purchase of | tho se of ne‘ section 9, swt of nw of | section No.10, in township No. 63north, range No. 25, and will offer proof to show that tne und sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpo: claim to said land before the | ver of this office at Du- Minn., on Tuesday. the 2th day of Jan- us i897. -He names as witnes Allen Fitzgerald, py Stew sottileib Bohn all of Tower, Minn. persons claiming’ adversely 1bed lands are requested to ims in this office on or before y of January, 1897. A, J: TAYLOR, Register. J. H. SHARP, Attorney. GHAND JURY REPORT. {OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. ] Report of the Grand Jury on County Buildings, County Officers and County Offices. | The Grand Jury begs leave to submit the tollowing report: We have examined into the condi- tion of the county jail of said Ltasca county, aod find thesame in excellent } condition, especially as regards clean- } liness; find the same well conducted and managed, with this exception: that Lhere is now employed and paid by the county a jailor whose services av most are merely nominal; that so far as this jury could certain, said jailor performs no services at all and has none to perform, while at ihe | same time be is being paid by and receives from the county, fifty dollars amonth. Vhis Grand Jury therefore respectfully recommends to the bon- orable ludge of the District court that | said jailor’s salary be readjusted and reduced. We turther report that we have in- quired into the actions of the board ef county commissioners of said county with reference Lo the expend- itures of public monies of said county, and we find that during the past two years there has been a reckless | and wanton waste of such monie: We especially note that said bod has paid excessive salaries to certain public officers, among which are the judge of probate, superintendent of | schools and other officers. We eart- nestly protest against such useless and excessive expenditure of money and demand retrenchment in ail county affairs and especially in the | expenditure of monies and salaries of officer » We have examined the village lock- up of the village of Grand Rapiés, Minnesota, and tind the same in good condition, neatly and orderly kept. All of which, together with tbe resolutions hereto attached, are re- spectfully submitted. Dated Grand Rapids, January 7th, 1897. L. F. KNOX, Foreman of Grand Jury, January Term, 1897. RESOLUTION. Whereas, it has been made to ap- pear to this Grand Jury that certain parties are engaged in the business of | selling liquors within the county of } Itasca without having procurred the license as required vy law, and are | therefore conducting such business in direct violation of the statute; be it therefore « Resolved, by this Grand Jury, that we call upon and demand of the county attorney and the sheriff of said Itasca county to investigate Uhoroughly into the several offences committed as aforesaid, and proceed & Minnesota, | the payment of all such license and | penalties. | Dated at Grand Rapids, Jan. ‘7th, 1897. L. F. KNOX, Foreman of Grand Jury. RESOLDTION. ‘Whereas, complaint has been made to this Grand Jury that there are cer- tain irregularities now existing in the oflice of the clerk of court for the county of Itasca, Minnesota, and | Whereas, complaint has been made | before this Grand Jary, that tne clerk of court for said county whose term of office expired January 4th, 1897, has been guilty of malfeasance in office, whico malfeasance in office | consists of the following facts, viz. i First: Toat said clerk of court has, during the past two years and during and / | county ‘s | manuer, whereby said county has | of county commisssoners are nob pro- | power vigoriously and without fear amount of jury fees belonging to said county, which jury fees said clerk ap- propriated and converted tu his own use. : Second; That said clerk has col- lected, in his official capacity, and received a large amount of other monies belonging to said county, which monies said clerk has appro-| priated to his own use. Third: services, charging the full legal per diam for himself and also at the same time charging full legal fees per diam fora deputy clerk, contrary to law, and other bills wherein there are} double charges for same services. Fourth: That said clerk has ren-} dered fraudulent bills wherein he has charged said county for services never performed and for which fraudulent charges said clerk bas received from said county a large amount of money unlawfully, which money he has con- verted to his own use; and Whereas, it has been called to the attention of the grand jury that the public examiner of this state has ex- amined into the said irregularitie: malfeasance and shortage of said clerk of court and has made a written report thereon; and Whereas, complaint has been made to this Grand Jury that the board of county commissioners of said county have allowed a large number of fraud- ulent bills against said county, to- wit: have allowed bills for work and labor of men and teams when at the same time the men and teams for which the charges were wade had not been at work for the county at all but had | been at work for membeuds of said board of county commissioners and others, in their private business: and have allowed other bills for work and labor which work and labor was never performed as alleged in such bills: and have allowed bills wherein | double pay or compensation has been paid by said county for the same serv- | ice; and Whereas, complaint has been made | to this Grand Jury that a large amount of the public work of said county has been done by said board of commissioners “in an illegal errr TT Tt been defrauded by overcharging and iNegal charging and extortionate charging, hich overcharging and illegal charging and extortionate charging has been the bills presented and allowed by said board for the members thereof for alleged oversee- ing; and Whereas, a certain judgment was tak against this county inanaction of the Crowley Electric Co., against the county, which judgment afterward paid by the county, and which judgment and the payment thereof, it has been claimed to this jury, are illegal; and Whereas, the proofs and evidence of all of said acts and transactions by said clerk of court and by said board | duced before the Grand Jury that the trath thereof may be fully know; Now, therefore, we call upon and demand of the county attorney for said Itasca county, Minnesota, that he immediately investigate the rec-}M ords of the clerk of court for said} co nty for the full period of the four years and ascertain the facts of all the above matters relative to the and conduct of said cler’: of court, and. especial the matter of | jury fee and bill of said clerk of date December 30th, 1893, and the bill of said clerk of date of June 4th. 1894, and the report of the public examiner of said state relative to vhe sa shortage. And we also call upon and demand of said county attorney that he imm diately investigate the proceedin and doings of the county comm ers duriug the past two yei pecially the building and ma the Smokey Hollow road, the tnor- oughfare bridge, State road and Blackwater road, also bills aliowed j for all other county work, especially bills allowed by said board to them- selves for overseeing and otner ser ices, and the bills which have been assigned to said bourd by pe claiming to have worked for county; and we demand that said county attorney immediately investi- gate the matter of said judgment, and if the said county attorney shall find that there has been the irregu- larities and malfeasance actually com- mitted by said clerk as above stated or otherwise, we demand that he im- mediately take all legal steps neces- sary to recover the monies embezzled from the county, and also to punish the guilty party. And if said county attorney shall find that the board of county commissioners has heen guiltv or that any one of them has been guilty of defrauding said county, that he immediately take such steps and action: as shall recover tothe county all monies out of which it has been defrauded and also to_ punish the perpetrators of such fraud. And we demand .of the county at- torney that he exercise the full power and authority given him and allowed by law to protect this county from be- ing defrauded and the public treas- ury from being looted. We demand that he exercise that or favor. Dated at Grand day of January, 1897 L. ¥. Knox, Jos John Beckfelt, A. K. Wilder, T. R. Dodson, Th. Irgens, J. A. Quigz. Frank Freestone, F. P. Sheldon, W. V. Fulier, ©. H. Seeley, Duncan Harris, M. A. Leahy. J.P. “eer, Oscar L. Mather, E. A. Kremer, Geo. W. Clark. Frank Smith. } Rapids, this 7th STATE OF MINNESOTA, ; ss. County oF Irasca. Fifteenth Judicial District. I, I. D. Rassmussen, clerk of the District court in and for the county and state aforesaid, being a court of record, do hereby certify that [have compared the foregoing report of the grand jury with the original n«w re- maining on fille in my office, and that me is 2 true and correct tran- ip of said report as the same ap- pears now cf record and on file in my office. in witness whereof, I have here- unto subscribed my name and affixed ; the seal of said court at my ojfice in} the village of Grand Rapids, in said county, this 8th day of January, A.D. the past four years, collected and re- R.S. CRANDALL, Secretary, ceived, in his official capacity, a large | 1897, I. D. RASSMUSSEN, That said clerk has render- ed double bills to said county for =| Rapids. : Register and Re MAKE W. V. FULLER & CO,, The Lumber Dealers and Manufacturers THE H BEST STORM SASH ON THE MARKET. q Yards and Factory, «+ GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. can: fad ada teased i Clothing, Footwear, Gents’ Furnishings ‘HEE AE eae ae eH ae eH ea ae ae Re (34 EE RE eee sea ete ER aR 2. Fall is Here and Winter is Close at Hand. C. H. MARR THE CLOTHIER. Has made ample preparations for cold weather in the large” and varied lines which he carrie Come in before you buy. SEBEEEE c SERRE BRE EE: st publication Ja Last publication Feb. Sheriff’s Sate. By virtue of un execution, issued out of and under the seal of the District court, in and fur the county of Lesueur and state of Minnesota, upon a j nent rendered and docketed in the. s vurt, on the 1th day of November A. D, 1596, in un action wherein Almore E. Reynolds was plaintiff, and Peter Ozbourn was defendant, in favor of suid the plaintiff and against said the defendant, for the sum of one thousand one hundred forty- nine and 89 one-hundredths dollars, which judgment was docketed in Itasca ‘county, Minnesota, on the 18th day of December, Ish, which executi s directed and delivered in and for the said county of Sth day of December, upon all the right, title and t of the suid defendant,PeterOzbourn, in and to the ug described real estute ituate in the county of Ltasca and state of u it: Lots 19,20,21,22.23 and 24in 9,10, 11 and 12 in block 5; 13 in block 11; lots 4, 5 and 6 1m 7; lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5und 6 in bloek 27; known | ‘ater Power Lot.” all being son & Gillespie's addition to Grand utice is hereby given, that I, the under- ned, as sheri uforesaid, will sell the above de: bed real property to the highest bidder, f ash, at public auction, at the front door of the court house in the village of Grand Kapids, in the county of Itasca and state of Minnesota, on Monday, t th day of Fevruary, A. D. tsy7. at 10 o’clovk a. m.. of that day, to'satisty the said xecution, together with the interest and costs thereon. Dated December 26, A. D. 1896. M. L. TOOLE, Sheriff of Itasca County, Minn. First publication Jan. 2. Last publication Feb.7. Xotice for Publication. Land Office at St. Could, Minn., - December, 20. 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following- mamed settler has made notice of bis inte! tion to make final pooof in support of. h claim; and that said proof will be made be- fore b. Parker, clerk of the District court. at Brainerd, Minn.,-on February 16th. is97. viz: Ambraliam Dobson, who made Hd entry No. 15083, for the ney of sw, nw’ se’, swig of ne¥ und lot 2 of section 11, town- ship 143, range 25. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resi- dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: M. A. Yancey, Milton Jones, J. O. Stewart and John McCormick, all of Cohosset, Minn, THEO. BRUENER, Register. First publication Jan. 9. Last publication March 13. Notice for Publication. United States Land office, Duluth, Minn., December 26, 1896. wWotice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisicns of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Ore- gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as extended to all the Public Land states by act st 4,182, Albert J. Bennethun, of Red state of Min- filed in statemeat se of the ws of se’ of section No. 6, uship No. 150 N. range 29 W 5th Bia: and willotfer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stove than fur agricultural purposes, and to esta biish his im to said land before the viver of this office at Du- luth, Minn., on Tuesday, the Iéth day >f March, 1897, He names as witnesses: William Sullivan, of Black Duck, Beltrami county, Minn.; William Perrington and Jobn E McDonald, of Bridgie.Itasea county, Minn., and George 8. Lesher. of Red Lake, ‘Minn. Anyand all rsons Claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 16th day of March, 1897. pa A.J, TAYLOR, Register. First publicatiou Jan. Last publication Feb, Public Land Sale. United States Land Office, Duluth, Minn, Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office under authority vested in him by section 2455. U. S. Rev. Stat. as amended by the act of congress approved February 26,1805, we will proceed to olfer at sale on the 16th day of February.next, jock at this office, the following tract of wit? Lot 2sce 18. tp 56. N., Rat We 4 p.m. Any and all persons claiming adversely tne above described lands are advised to file their claims iu this office on or before the day above designited for the commecement of saidsale otherwise their rights will be for- feited. A. J. TAYLOR, Register, F. L, RYAN, Receiver, Clerk of the District Court. x Date, January 4th, 1896. First publication Dee, 19. Lust publication Jan. 30. - Sheriff's Sale. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of & writ of ‘ution to me directed and deliver- ed and now in my hands unsatistied, issued outofand under the seal of the District Court, of Itasca County, Minnesota, on the loth day of December, ‘A. D. 1895, in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant 4 upon the judgment. rendered and docketed in suid Itasca County District Court. on December 12th, A. D. 1896, in an action therein pending wherein R. W. Par- sons is plusntiff.and John Boyd is defendant, in favor of suid plaintiff and against said de- fendant for the sum of Ninety-Seven and Kighty‘seven Oue hundredths dollars (97.8?) andin whichuction a writ of attuchment was duly issued out of and under the seul of said Itusca county istrict Court, directed and delivered to me to execute and which writ of attachment was thereafter on the 12th day of August A. D. 189%, duly levied b; me upon the real estate In eounty hereinat- ter described, and which attacument levied has ever been in full force, and under which attachment in suid action judgment was da- ly rendered and -docke: in said Itasca County District Court, December 2th, A. D. 1s96, for the sum of Ninety-seven and Eight; Seven One hundredths dollars (997.87) an said real estite under said attachment was under and by said judgment and said Dis- trict Court ordered sold to satisfy said judg. ment and accruing cosis. Now, notice is hereby given, that I shall.on Tuesday the znd day of February, A. D. 1807, at the hour of Woclock a.m, of said day at the front door of the County Court house in the Vil- lage of Grand Rapids, in said County of Itas- ca, sell at public vendue to the highest bid- der therefor for cash the following described real estate situated in said County of Itasca asthe property of said judgment debtor, John Boyd, or50 much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said execution and ac- cruing costs therein, and_ all the i og title, interest and property of said John Boyd therein at the time of said levy of said writ of attachment August 12, A, D. 1896, us ufore- said or at any time thereafter gg a therein. The property so to be sold is de- scribed as follows, to-wit: The south half (si) of the northeast quarte. (nek) and the Jeust half (e!:) of the northwest CT section twenty-four (24) township slx- ty-eight (63), range twenty-two (22) west, in Itasca couaty, according to the government survey thereof, Said real estate having been this day levied upon by me under und by vir- tue of said writ of execution ‘asa foresald. Dated at Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, December lv, A. D, 1896, Sheriff of Itasca County. Mia Sheriff of Itasca County, in. FRANK F. PRICE, i Attorney for Plaintiff, First publication Jan. 9 Last publication Feb. 13, Notice for Publication. Land Office at Duluth, eae lanuary4, 1897. Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of “his inten- tion to muke final proof in support of his Claim, and that sald proof will, be made bes fore the Register U.S. Land office at Duluth Minn., on February 16th, 1897. viz: Robert B. Wasson, who made Hd e: try Ne 10177. for the sw’ of sw and lots 7 and 8 of ‘section 2 of township 59 north of range 24 west names’ the ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi- dence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: Francis E. Brown, Albert Blackman: oseph_ Clune an jar jazel be Grand Rapids, Minn. ete A.J. TAYLOR Register. First publication Jan. 9. Last ‘Dublicution Feb. 13, Notice. U. 8. Land Office, St. Clond Minne Complaint has been entered at. “this office by, George T. Poole against ‘Frank Werle for abandoning his homestead entry No. 15020, dated December 26th, 1890, p: the sw of s6% of section 13. township 5b N., range 26 in Itasca county, Minnesota, with a view w to the cancellation of said entry, the said arties are hereby summoned .to. ap} be- fore I. D. Rassmussen, clerk of the District court, at his office xt Grand Rapids, Itasca coynty, Minnesota. on the 16th” Feb- rodry: i897, at 10 craig Fen He tO f- al- and furnish testimony con Jeged abandonment, ae is here- by given that hearing will be had-at this office on the 23rd day of February, 1897, at 9 o'clock a. m., when the testimony taket ordered herein, will be exami and a deci= sion rendered thereu) \. TH EO BRUENER, Register. Tie-Makers Wanted: I want a few good tie-makers. F. L. Cuurcwitt, Deer River,«Minn, or =i . -