Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 12, 1899, Page 8

Arana Rants Hoeatse Review City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Register of Deeds A. B. Clair is transacting business in Duluth. The village council willf hold their next meeting on Tuesday evening. next. The storm last Thursday lifted the roof off Dunn & Morcia’s saw mill at Cohassett. W. A. Bourne, of Chicago, is re- heving James Lynch, night agent for the Great Northern. The campers at Pokegama have been receiving baths this week with- out entering the lake. Capt Hasty is atthe Gladstone, having come down from the farm camp yesterday. Come to Village hall tonigh, -to see Signor Bosco. yo u will laugh for two hours and’also get a beautiful present. Miss A. A. Nelscn, employed at the Great Northern station here, is en- joying a few days visit with friends in Duluth. House and'lots for sale at a bar- gain never before offered in Grand Rapids. Enqulre of James Sullivan, Deer River. A great bargain 1s offered by James Sullivan, of Deer River, on his _resi- dence and two lots, Leeland avenue, Grand Rapids. There will be a great many presents given away by Signor Bosco tonight, al Village hall. Every body come and try your luck, Poundmaster Root captured twen- ty-three cows belonging to Mrs. Slocum the other day, and it required ‘$23 to secure their release. The families of Henry Logan and John Cosrello are camped in the house opposite Tyndall’s, near Lake Pokegama. J. S. Lofberg made the first ship- ment of potatoes for this season. He made a consignment of fifteen bushels to Deer River during the weeek. N. J. Anderon, representing the Fosston wollen mills, was registered at the Gladstone. He shows a fine line ot goods and took some orders here. Landlord Quigg, Councilman Baker, W. J. Coffron and Mayor Chirchi:l were visitors at the county capital from Deer River during the week. J. M. Dempsey has been in_ town during the week looking after some of his farming and pine land interests. Mr, and Mrs. Dempsey are now liv- ingin Minneapohs. Cashier A. P. White, of the Be- midji bank, was down this week on business. He returned yesterday ac- companied by C. E. Aikin, of the Lumbermen’s bank. Dr. Gilbert received word from Deer River Wednesday that six- months old Willie Horle had strangled to death from swallowing a collar button that day. ‘The remains were taken to Minneapolis for interment. M. McAlpine has just completed cutting eighteen tons ot tmothy hay from a small tract of land on his Pokegama lake farm, and the yield is said to be§ the best yet reaped 1n this section. It now begins to look as though the proposed excursion to Hibbing will be declared off. The charges for a train over the Great Northern is too large for anyone to undertake with the hope ot coming out even. The destruction of Dave Cochran’s residence Sunday night. last, caused a considerable loss. New carpets had been putin ouly a few days before the fire. He estimates the loss of household furniture to be about $1,000, with no insurance. ‘The building was owned by A. 11. Powers. Metzger’s meat market recevied the full benefit of the heavy rain Thursday ofternoon. Workmen had just re- moved.a portion of the roof prepara- tory to repairing it when the storm came. Everything in the shop was thoroughly soaked, and the damage was considrable. An exchange says: “It is reported that the postmasters of the United States will be requested by the depart- ment to wear a uniform hereafter, con- sisting of light blue pants with red braid runming down the legs, white blouse with gold shoulder straps and skul caps with a silver star in front. Postmaster Stilson knows nothing very frequent applause, the large au- diences must have enjoyed the per- formances hugely. Bosco, certainly succeeded in thoroughly pleasing everyone with his clever entertain- ment and the presents he gives away are valuable and we!l worth receiving. No doubt a tull house will greet him tonight. The Deer River council 1s reported as having had a lvely, exciting, imter- esting and prolonged session ‘Tuesday evening last. At 3, a.m, the major- ity succeeded in passing a resolution to build a village hail, whereupon Mayor Churchill vetoed the whole council) and discgarged ‘Trustee Quigg. The annual report of state wolf bounties as returned to the state auditor .is announced. Only three scalps were sent in from Itasca by County Auditor Farrell. ‘The largest capture 1s accredited to Lyon county with a total of 528. There will be a vocal and instru- mental concert given for the benefit of the M. E. church, Friday evening, August 15th at 8:30. Admission 25 cents. ‘The following is the program. Orchestra, chorus, recitation, Miss Lizzie Brooks; duet. Mr. and Miss Brooks; solo, Rev. D. A. MacKenzie; violin solo, Mrs. H. R. King; male quartette; orchestra, solo, _ Miss Brooks; mandolin solo, Miss Edna Brooks; recitation, Miss E. Crossley; piano solo, Mr. Brooks; orchestra, “America.” Village Recorder F. A. King has booked the Sanford Dodge Dramatic company at Village hall September 23, 24 and 25. The. Sanford Dodge company has in its reportoire such plays as “Damon and Pythias,” ‘Mer- chant of Venice,” “Othello,” ‘Riche- lieu,” Richard III,” Marble Heart,” The Gladiator.” “Ruy Blas.” These dramatic masterpieces will be produc- ed by a_ strong company in a manner that cannot fail to please our peopie, if press notices can serve as a criterian. Fi ublication Last publication August 19.) NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } 88. County of Itasca. s To Albert H. Waite. Take Notice, That the piece of land assessed in your name, situate in the County and State afore- said, and described as follows, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter (nek of sw-s) of section twenty-si. ), town lift: (55), range twenty-four (24) was, at the ale on May 6th, 1895, under tax judg- ment entered in the District Court of said County, March 21st, 1895, sold for the sum of eighty-one cents ($0,81-100), being the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest and costs due on said land for the year 1893, which sum, with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve (12) per cent per annum, together with subsequent delinquent taxes, penalties and interest thereon, amounts to thesum of nine dollare and thirty-five cents, ) and this last mentioned sum, with in- tat the rate of twelve (12) per cent per m on nine dollars and thirty-tive cents 9.35) from the date of tvis notice, is the amount required to redeem the suid ; iece of land from said sale, exclusive of the'costs to accrue upon this notice, und that the time for the redemption of said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice, and proof thereof has been filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal, this 9th day of June, A. D. 1899. E. J. FARRELL. County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn. First publication August 5.) ast publication August 19.] NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF-RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, l ss County of Itasca. 5 To Clough Bros., Take Notice, That. the piece of land assessed iny our name, situate in the County and State afore- said, and described as follows, to-wit: South- east quarter of the southwest quarter (se44 of sw’), of section six (6), town fitty-eigut (68), range twenty-three (23) Was, at the tax sale jay 2d, 1892, under tax judgment entered inthe District Court of said County, March 2ist. 1892, sold for the sum of sixty-tive cents (30.65-100), being the umount of the taxes, oS interest and costs due on said land rthe year 189, which sum, with interest from the date of suid sale, at the rate of twelve (12) per cent. per annum, together with subsequent and prior delinquent taxes, penalties and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of twenty and 7-100 dollars, (#20.07) and this last mentioned sum, with {nterest at the rate of twelve (12) per cent per annum on twenty and 7-100 dollars $2097) trom the date of this notice, is the” amount required to redeem the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to ac- crue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemption of said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice, and eof has been filed in my office. my hand and official seal, this 2th duy of June, A. D. 1999. E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn. {First publication August 5. [Last publication August 1} NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF. RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Itasca, fs To Wells & Steele, Take Notice, That the piece of land assessed in your name, situate in the County and State afore- said, und described us follows, to-wit: Lot about it.” Rev. MacKenzie will conduct the following services tomorrow: In the Presbyterian church at 11 o’clock a. m., subject: “Paulin the Nineteenth Century”; at “Camp.Comfort”- —_ Po- kegama lake at 4 o’clock p. m., sub- ject: “The Bicycle a Symbol of Hu- man Nature”; and at union service in the Presbyterian church at 8 o’clock Pp. m., subject: “Heart Music”, A good sized house witnessed the opening performance of Prof. Bosco at Village hall Thursday night and an equally large assemblage greeted him last night, and judging from the al- Most continuous roar ot laughter and numbered four (4) of section fifteen (15 town fifty-five (59), range twenty-six ; was. at the tux sale ou May 7th, 1504, under tax judgment entered in the District Court of said County, March 2ist, 1804, sold for the sum of fifty cents (.50-100), being’ the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest and costs due on said land for the yeur 1892, which sum, with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve [12] per cent per an- num, together with subsequent and prior de- linquent taxes, penalties und interest there- on, amounts to the sum of six dollars and seventy-three cents, ($8.73) and this last men- tioned sum, with interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum on six dollars and sev- enty-three cents (35.73) from the date of this novice, is the amount required to redeem the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemption of suid land will expire sixty duys after the service of this pour, and proo? thereof has been fled my hand an ¢ 8 be day ot arte bn fog official seal, this 15th : E. J. FARRELL, . County Auditor, * Itasca County, Mina. Village Election Tuesday The time set for the holding of the} cent. Town of Trout Lake, raised 10 per cent. ‘Town of Deer River, raised 90 per cent. Town of Grand Raplds, raised 25 per cent. Village of Lapraire, raised 20 election to vote upon the proposition of issuing village bonds in the sum of $16,000, is drawing near. Tuesday next the matter will be disposed of eithre one way or the other. it seems that too httle attention has been given to this important subject by the most interested taxpayers. The amount of outstanding indebted- ness will come due at ofice and a levy must be made to discharge the obli- gation. This would bring the rate of taxation on these orders - alone up to about 9 per cent. The council is no more interested in the premises than any other citizens of Grand Rapids. Under the law of 1895 the bonds could have been issued directly by the trustees without submitting to the voice of the people, but this the mem- bers did not propose to do, prefering to allow every voter a chance to ex- press his individual opinion. “Attorney Price was expounding corporation law to the village fathers at Deer River ‘Tuesday evening. Jonn O’Brien started this week for North Dekota where he will put in the balance of the season on his big farm. Proceedings OF THE BOARD of GQOALZNTIC OF ltasca Couniy FOR THE YEAR 1899. Pursuant to law County Commissioners .E. Myers, Chas. B. Geeman and W. V. Fuller, and the Deputy Auditor, met at the Auditor's ottive, on the 17th day of July, 1899, us a County Board of Equalization After each had taken oatn to fuirly and impartially, perform the duties of such Board of Equalization, Chas. 5, s.ecman was elected chairman, ufter which the bourd proceeded to an examination of the persoual property lists as returned by the assessors. The following changes were made: One year-old horses. A in item No.1. Unorganized district, reduced 33 per cent. Village of Grand isapids, reduced ti per cent. Two year-old horses. B in item No. 1. Town of Grand Rapids, reduced 10 per cent. ‘Lown of Bass Brook. increased 80 per cent. Town of Deer River, increased 25) per © Horses, three-year-olds and over, C in item No. 1. In the unorganized district, the following changes were made: Bartlett & Larabee, reduced 12 per cent. George ee increased 84 per cent. W. O. Gravelle, reduced 2 per cent. Hurd & MeAvity, increased 120 per cent. Malen Johnson, increased 50 per cent. H, Leighton, iucreased 83 per cent. W. &. Myers, reduced 8 per cent. Duvid Reedy. reduced 50 per cent. Frank Voight, increased 3 per cent. Powers & simpson Co., reduced 20 per cént. Iron Range and Koochiching, passed with- outchange. Heer Kiver, raised 33 per cent. Ray. reduced 20 per cent, ‘Town of Grand Rapids, raised 3 per ¢ Village of Lapruirie, reduced 37 per Dunning & DicAllister, increased cent. Frank Freestone, reduced 20 per cent. Wm. Goodchile, increased 15 per cent, John Hott, increased 100 per cent. John Kennedy, reduced 43 per cent. Dan McCormick, increased 83 per cent. A. N. Phillips, reduced 20 per cent, Shevlin Carpenter Uo., raised 300 per cent. Price Bros., increased 15 per cent. Mike McCarthy, Increased 25 per cent. Bass Brook, raised 15 per cent. ‘Trout Laxe, raised 10 per cent. vaulage of Grand Rapids, raised 10 per cent. Mr. J. P.Sims appeared before the Board in behalf of the Itasca Lumber Co., and stated that part of their railroad was as- sessed in the town of Deer River. and a po tion of said road was assessed in the unoi ganized district, and requested that the en- tire railway be assessed in the town of Deer River. Th” request was granted, and $5,000 in item No. 27 was transferred from tie un- organized district to the town of Deer Kiver. Articles “A” and“ B” in item No.2 were passed without change. The following changes were made in Ar- ticle *C” in item No. 2, (being cows:) Unorganized district, reduced 39 per cent. Town of Deer River, reduced 40 par ceue. ‘Town of Iron Range, raised 2 per cent. Town of Koochiching. reduced 13 per cent. Village of Grand Rapids, raised 25 percent. Town of Ray. reduced 20 per cont. Town of Bass Brook, raised 6 per cent. Village of Laprairie, raised 25-per cent. ‘Town of Grand Rapids, raised 25 per vent. Trout Lake, passed without change. * The following changes were made in Ar- ticle “D" ia item No. % (being working oxen): Koochiching, reduced 5 per cent. Deer River. raised 9 per cent. Town of Trout Lake, raised 29 per cent. Unorganized district, reduced 26 per vent. ! Sheep. ltem No. 3. The following changes were made: yitage of Grand Rapids, reduced 33 per cent. Laprairie. reduced 33 per cent. Bass Brook, raised 83 per cent. Town of Grand Bapits, reduced 33 per cent. Unorganizea district, reduced 33 per cent. Hogs. Item No. 4. The following changes were made: Town of Grand Rapids, red#ced 4 per cent. Village of Laprairle, raised sf per eens. ‘Town of Tron Range. reduced 50 per vent. Town of Deer River, reduced 4) per cent, Unorganized district, reduced 2% per cent. Yillege of Grand Re pids, raised 80 per cent. Koochiching, raised 25 per cent. ‘town of Trout Lake. reduced 30 per cent. ‘own of Bass Brook, reduced 2) per ceut. Town of Ray, reduced 65 per cent. Item No. 5 passed without change. Sewing Machines, Ttem No. 6. _ } Now 20, $30, The following changes were made. “Village of Grand Rapids, reduced 4 per ut. r cent, Town of Buss Brook, raised 1 r cent. Unorganized district, reduced 10 percent. Upon motion erik carried the Board ad- journed to July 18th, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday, July 18th, 1999. ‘The Board met pursuant to adjournment, members present: W.:E. Myers, Chas. E. Leeman, W. V. Fuller, W. A. Everton, John Rellis and the Deputy auditor. Commissioner Rellis took the oath as re- quired by law before taking part in the pro- ceedings. Item No.7, being watches melodeons and organs and piano fortes: Item No. 8 and Item No. 9 were passed with- out change. Nelson Arnold, was raised on {tem No. 9% and clocks, 0. Chas. Aiken waa raised on: item, No:6, $1. V. H. Blood was raised on item No. 3, $l6: on item No. 1, article “0,” 800. Silas Blood, reduced on item No. 3, #24. Thos. Benton raised on item No. 10, 880. On motion, the Board adjourned to July 19%hs, 1899, ut 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 19th, 1899. At2o'clock p.m, the board met pursuant to adjournment, all members present. The board took under consideration the matter of taxing chartered ice dams, the same having been omitted by the assesso! 1t was decided that all chartered sluice dams shouid be assessed and added to the assessment of the several parties owning the sume under item No. 27. Powers & Simpson were raised on item No. 27. $400, for a sinice dam on sw of sw, section 33, town 59, range 22; also raised on item No. 27, $400, for a shu dam on se of sw, section 20, town 59, range 22. Price Bros. were raised on item No. 27, 33.000, for a sluice dam on lots 8 and 9, sec- tion 33, town 56, range 2; also raised on item No. 27, $400, for a slu 2 on the se of ne, tion 25, town 59, range 24, Shevlin Carpenter & Co,, raised on item No. 27, $300, tor iuice dam on sw of ne sec- tion 85, town 57, rangi John and Gust Hedquist, raised on {tem No. 27, $200, for a sluice dam on lots 3 and 4, jon 25, town 57, range 27. T. M. Brady. reduced and raised on item No. item No. 10, 350, 8, J. Cable, raised on item No. 8, $25, and item N: 9,950, and raised on 27. $109, A. B. Ciair, raised ou item No. 21, $100. Lena Coughlin, raised on item No. 8i, $5. A. H. Dorman, ra on item No. 15, $5. E. J. Fuller. rais H. E. Gratfam, r: raised on item No. 18, 8100. ise. on item No. 5, %, and don item No. 5, $20. sed on liem No. 21. $200. John Hepfel, raised on item Nu. ai, $5. W. B. Hoiman, raised on ttem No. 16, 825. Ethel Huntiey, reduced on item No. W. Huntley, raised on {tem No. 9, $45. . Johnston, re! ou items No, 21, 8200, on item No. 31, per e Unorganized. rais cent. Smith & Richardson, in the town of Iron Rauge. was reduced On ttem No. 18, 63 cent. On motion duly carried, the Bourd ad- Journed ty July wih av 9a. m. on item No. 3l, 185 per Thursday, July 20th, at®2. m., the Board met pursuant to udjournment. members present; Everton, Fuller, Myers, Leeman und the Deputy Auditor. Kremer & King, raised on item No. 27, $35. The Board then took up the town of Deer River. tem No. 26, $59, F. Baker was raised on i A. D. & P. R. Brook: si $809. on item No. 1" C, . Wm. Buell was raised on item No. 1*C” 330, Etta Churebil), r: and on item No, 1 3 W. J. Coffron, raised on item No. 16, 8109, A.M. Chase, reduced on item No. 1 999, ng or item No, 2"C" $50, and oa item ised_on item No. 10, $100. 37 @, raised on item No. 1 “C." $60. ” $30, und on item No. 5, a raised on itera No. 10, $10. a ‘aised on item No. 10, raised on item No, Thos. Shehy. sed on item No. 25, $100. J. E. Sullivan, raised on item No. 26, 200, Mi. J. Taylor, raised on item No. 18, $109. Yuller & Turpenning, raised on ttem No. B.U. Shurtliff, raised on item No. 10, $50, and on item No. 21, $250. voy The assessment of O. J. Melon and E. C. Watson, in the village of Lapruirie,as indi- viduals, was Changed to Melon & Watson, Mr. M. McAlpine appeared before the Board and protested against the raise in his assessment.of which the Board bad notified him. The matter was laid over for further con sideration. Mr. Anthony McAlpine appeared before the Board and protested against the raise in his assessment of which the Board had noti- fied him. The matter was laid over for fur- ther consideration. Ww. ‘aller & Co,, were reduced on item H. Marr. raised on item No. Ipine. ed on item No. 21, $200. A. McAlpine, raised on item No. 21, $250. F, P. Sheidon, raised on item No. 5, $0, and on item No, 7, 840. John Craig, raised on item No, 21, $100. John Chisholt, raised on item No. 21, $100, F. A. MeVicar, raised on item No, 10, $10. J. J. Decker, raised onjitem No. 21, $15 J. #. Metzger, raised on item No 16, $100. Jacob Mohr, raised on item No. 21, $100. Minneapolis Brewing Cov., raised on item No. 28, 400, ‘The entire assessment of A. N. Phillips was ricken out ol the village of Grand Kk a as ad been assessed in the Unorganized district. George Riddle, raised on item No. 21, 330. Upon motion duly made and carr’ Board adjourned to Jv ly 22. 1899. Saturday, July 22d, 1899, The Bourd met at 9 a.m. Members pres- :_ Myers, Everton, Leeman and Fuller. Farrell appeared and took oath be- king part in the roceedings. ment of Carrie Sherry in item the Unorganized territory was cancelled, and was raised on item } $106, O. H. Stilson, raised on item No. 1 M. Ponti appeared before the Board protested against the assessment of Bealla and Ponti, being raised, Their assessment was raised ou, item 16, §0,to which Mr. Ponti agreed and 1. ra {Wilder & Hickey, raised on i ‘A. E. Wilder, raised on item No. 10,850. Chas. E. Leéman, in the town of Grand Rapids, was reduced on item No. 1“C,” $3). Mr. F. PB. 'Sheldon appeared before the Board und usked that the ussessment of the Lumberman’s Bunk be cut in two. The re- rs sed on item 3. ©. Ward, reduced on item No. 2. 305, E. 4. arnoid, of Lapraire, raised on item >: Phillip Binseld, raised on item No. 16, ?, $10, Chas. 8, Brock, raised on {tem, No SS. McMahon, raised on item No. 26, $60. George Kremer, raised on item No. 28, J. W. Poole. in the town of Bass Brook, raised on item No. 29, 375 Aa adjournment was taken toi p.m. _ Atip. m., the Borrd met pursuant to ad- journment, N. Washburn, of the town of Trout Lake, Atece The Best Lineof . . . Fiiso Have cn Tap and in Bottle the Celebrated John Hepfel’s Sample Room and Beer Fall, Corner THIRD ST. and HOFFMAN. AVE., Wines, Liquors § Cigars CAN BE HAD, i DULUTH BREWING C0,’S MOOSE BRAND BEES. | FREE LUNCH ALWAYS SERVED. a It appearing that all complaints had been duly considered, and all assessment List amined. upon motion, the Board adjourncd sine die. CHAS. E. LEEMAN, Chairman Board of Equalization. . J, FARRELL, . ‘County Auditor Last publication Sept. 16. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the interlor—United States 5 fice, St. Cloud, July 31, 1899 rar office by Fre refrom for more than six monvh and that such abaudoumont and not caused by bh ‘'y or naval servi d parties ure hereby notified vo | idence touching .m. on Septem, | a purt of Ttas Jount: i u - Minn, (and ti i LU be heid in 2. m., on September 29, 189). before ter and Receiver at. tl ted f Land Office in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit. filed Julg 31, 1809, set forth show that after due diligeucs sodal service of this notice can not | itis h y ord dand directed that such notice be given by due and proper publi- cation, appea: ond and offer e@ suid whic M. D. TAYLOR, Register. [First publicaiion August 5. [Last pubheation August 19 NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- BEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, ( County of Ita: if To Albert I. Waite, Take Notic sed in your id State a Aiore ve [55], range twency ax sale On May 24, 1892, under din the District Cours 2ist, 1892, sold for the . d]. being the vet and LS. x judgment enteres said County, Marc suiiot forty-Se umount of the es. peni costs due on said land which sum, with interest fre said sule at the rate of twelve [12] per together with subsequent de- penalties and interest there: the sum of ten do! cents, and bhis 1 hh interest at the rate of per annum on ten dol- nl} Ww twelve [12] per cent lars and eighty-.wo ats [$10.82] from the date of this notice, is the amount required toredeem the stid. piece of land from said xclusive of the costs to accrue upon e tor the re pire sixty days tice. and proof sale, this notice, and that the demption of said land will vice of th « ufter the ¢ c thereof has been filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal, this 14th day of June, A. D. 1sv9. "B,J. FARRELL, County Auditor, tasca County, Minn. First publication, July 29.) Last publication Sept. 9%] STATE OF MINNESOTA, l ss. County or Irasca. District Court—Fifteenth Judicial District. FRANK F. PRIOE, Plaintiff. VERSUS JOHN WEIBLER, Defendant. The State of Minucsota, To the above named Defendant. are hereby summoned and required to he complaint of the Plainti®’ in the the © entitled action, which fs filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of ifteenth Judicial District in and for the County of Itasca and State of Minne- and to serve @ copy. of your answer to id complainton the subseriber, at his office in the Village of Grand Rapids, in said County. within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you. exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to an- r the said complaint within the aime oresaid the Plaintiff in this action will ke judgment against you for the sum of One Tlundred and Fifty Dollars,with interest a the sota, | at the rate of Seven pee poe anifum from the First day of May, A. D, 18H, togetber with the costs and disbursements of this action. if Dated July 14th, 1899, FRANK F. PRICE, Attorney pro se., Grand Rapids, Minn [First publication August 5th.) {Last publication August 19.) NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION. RE- STATE OF Sa a: County oF Irasca. TO C. MORRISON, Take Notice, That the piece of land ed in your County and State afore- said, and described as follows, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter. or lot numbered 1) of section thirty-five (85), town fifty-fve (5), range twenty-seven ) was at the tax sale on May 7th, i894, un- in the District name, situate in th der tax jadgment entered Court of County, March 2ist, 1804, sold for the sum of seventy-two cents (30.72-100), being the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest and costs due on said land for the ar 1892, Which sum. with interest from the {said sule at the rate of twelve (12) B: nt per annu }, together with subse- ent delinquent taxes. penalties and inter- thereon, amounts to the sum of six dol- First publication August 5. ast publication August 19. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, as County of Itasca. . js To P. Morsith, Take Notice, That the piece of land assessed in your name, situate in the County and State afore- suid, and deseribed as follows, to:with: Northeast quarter of the nertheast quarter (nea of ne‘a] of section thirty-four [34], town sixty-five [65]. range twenty-four (24[ was, at the tax sale on May A894. under tux judgment entered in the District Court of suid County, March 21st, 1494, sold for the sum of one dollar aud thirty-seven cents {#1.37], being the amount of the taxes, penal- ties, interest and costs due on said. land for the'year 189, which sum, with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve [12] per cent per annum, together with sub- sequent and prior delinquent taxes, penal- ies and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of thirty-three dollars and cighty-three cents (833.831, and this last mentioned sum, with interest ut the rate of twelve [12] per cent per annum on thirty-three dollars and eighty-three cents ($33.1 from the date of this notice, is the amount required to re- deem the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, and that the time fer the redemption of said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice, and prouf thereof bas been filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal, this Bist day of May, A. D. 1899. E. J. FARRELL. County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn Wirst publication August 5] [Last publication. August 1.) NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Itasea. fs To Person Claiming Title, Take Notice. That the plece of land. aseessed in your name, situate in the County and state afore- said, und descrived as follows, to-wit: Northeust quarter of the southeast quarter (ne's of se-q] of section thirty-one (31), town hity-cight [od], range tweuty-three (25) was, at che tax sale on May 2nd, lst, under tax judyment entered in the District Court vf suid County, March 2ist, 182. sold for the suin of two dollars and two cents [#.02], be- ing the umount of the taxes, penalties, in- terest and costs due on said land for the year 18, which sum, with interest from the uate of said sale ut the rate of twelve [12) per cent per annum, together with subse- quent prior delinquent taxes, penalties and iuterest vhereon, amounts to the sum of ufty-two dollars (#52), and this last men tioned sam, with interest at the rate of twelve [12] per cent perannum on fifty-two dollars [32] from the date of this notice, is the amount required to redeem the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to ucecrue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemptioa of said land willexpire sixty days ufter the service of this notice. and proof thereof has been filed in my ofttec. Witness my hand and official seal. this27th day of June, A D. . E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor, Itascu County, Minn F.rst publication August 5. ‘Last publication August 19. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION—ON ASSIGNMENT. To Smith & Richardson, Yor Are Hereby Notified, Thatthe piece of land assessed in your name, situate in the County of Itasca, State of Minnesota. and described as follows, to- wit: Southeast quarterof southeast quarter (se of se}4) of section four (4), town fifty-five 5), range twenty-five (25) was. on the 4th day of a 1896, at the tax sale under and by virtue of the judgment entered,in the Dis- trict Court in and for said County of Itasca, on the 2ist day. of March, 1896, in peace ings to enforce the payment of delinquent taxes, bid in for the state for the sum dollars and eighty-eight cents, being the amount of taxes,- penalties, inter- est and costs due on said land for the year 1804, that on the 2ist day of February, said land still remaining unredeemed. and the amount for which the:same was so bid in for the State, together with subsequent delin- quent axes, penalties and interest, amount- ing inull to eighteen dollars and forty-seven cents, ($18.47) having been paid into the treas- ury of said county by W. 8. Kingston, said land was assigned and conveyed to him by the Auditor of said Comnty. pursuant tothe statute in such case made and vided ; that the amount required to leem said land from said sale, including subsequent. delinquent taxes, penalties, costs and inter- est, is nineteen dollars and twenty-one cents. (19.21), at the rate of twelve per cent per annum. with interest on nineteen dollars and twenty-one cents [$19.21). trom date of this notice, ex- clusive of the costs to e ul this aecrv: notice; and that the time for the redemp- tion of said land from ‘said sale will expire sixty days after the service of this notico and the filing of the proof of the service thereof and of the Sheriff's fees thereforin nie pice. 4 itness my hand and official seal, this 22d q day of June. 1899. i . E. J, FARRELL, County Auditor, Itasca County. Minn. raised on item No. 15, 330. I. C.Thomas.ot the town of Bass Brook, raised on item No. 320. Love Bros., 0 raised on item No.1 No.2 “B” 215. * . L. Mather, raised on item No, 21 3125. Peete & Mather, raised on item No, 15, of : John Beckfelt, raised on item No. 18,8500. Parte Mereantiie Co., raised 6n item No. ; J. RK. Donohue. raised on itera No. 5, 820. lars and sixty-eight cents, (36.68) and this last mentioned sum, with interest at the rate of twelve (12) per cent. per annum on six dot- Jars and sixty-cight cents (95.63) from the date of this notice, is the amount required to redeem the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue upon d that the time for ine re- eo¢ Grand Rapids, 0.” $449, and on item this notice, an demption of said land will expire sixty dass after Lee ae ae Ae ee and proof thereof has been tiled in . Bes ay hand and ‘oftigial seal, this Mth : ie gv. made | F sb qua ast quar 2, township 4, range rick Sheeha ontestee, in wh at: Said Sheeh; : d said land and changed his resi bitue th is low inque eo A. D, 1899. day of June, A. FARRELL, County Audiior, Itasca County, Minn, HD. Powers, raised on item No. 27, $25. CL. Pratt, Palgedon stem No. 81. $5, John Lewis, of fion Range, raised on item NO. 29, $50, Any one wanting a hired girl, in-’ quire of Blanche Smith, at John. — Dolphs. . i Buy your Tobaceos and Cigars of . Powers. es "Ifyou want something sweet, try Power's choice grade Syrup. ae If you are fond of somet hing oa ery Power's Pickles, etey ele,