Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 26, 1899, Page 8

Aran Baits Prato Resin City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. George Dewey returned Wednes- day from Duluth. The W. C. T. U., met yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church. Rey. Fr. Valentine returned from St. Paul, where he hed been visit ng the past week. George T. Russell, of LaCrosse, Wis., and J. G. Cahhan, Barnum, Ia., were registered at Hotel Gladstone. Abercrombe, a prominent man of Cass Lake, was here on business last Tuesday. A. A. Kremer returned to Deer River atter having visited with his family over Sunday. Register of Deeds and Mrs. A. B. Clair went tq Duluth, returning ‘Tuesday. Miss Lena Paul returned froma visit wit h friends in Hibbing, on lues day last. Wm. Muenze, auditor, representing the Minneapolis Brewing Co., leit‘on the 2:52 for Minneapolis. On Monday evening, September 4, the King’s Daughters will give an art exhibition and lunch at the M. E. church. Mrs. George F. Kremer, returned on J uesday last, after an absence of several weeks with friends in Michigan. Harold P. Cochran has accepted a position at Hibbung, where he expects to be gone all winter, Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Nisbett, of Grand Rapids, Mich., are here ona visit with W, P. Nisbett, Jr. George McAlister, of the Auditor’s office, went down to Swan River the past week on business, returning the same day. ‘Charles Miulaney, returned from Cass Lake, on Tuesday, Mr. Milaney representing Strauss Bros., clothing, Chicago. County Attorney J. R. Donohue returned on Thursday from St. * Paul, where he had gone on business i connection with the Leeman case. R. C. Carroll, foreman of the state horticultural farm at Hamline, has been the guest of Supt. Chapman, of the state farm, the past week. Shenff Tyndall is a bachelor this week with the care of a family on his hands, as Mrs. ‘Tyndall is visiting in Carlton. W. E. Martin, the real estate and pine land buyer, returned ‘Tuesday trom a business trip to Minneapolis. Mrs. B. C. Finnegan and her chil- dren are enjoying camp life at Winne- bigoshish dam with Superintendent Maddy and tamily. Sid McDonald, at one time a resi- dent of Itasca county, but recently of Minneapolis, died at the latter place of consumption. John Cable, of Iwo Harbors, who has been here on a visit to his uncle S. J. Cable, returned home Tuesday, accompanied by his cousin Guy, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Doran re- turned from Royalton. Wis., where they had been on a visit to Mrs. Doran’s old home. Prof. E. ‘f. Carroll’ has returned from Argyle, Minn., where he had been the past two months, in the em- ploy of the state as conductor of the summer school there. Mrs. L. R. Witt, Duluth, and Miss H. Witt, Minneapolis, who have been the guests of W. H. Andrews, at the Pokegama hotel, returned to their homes on Tuesday. There will be two union services held on Sept. 3. Service in the morn- ing will be in the Methodist church, when Dr. Forbes will preach, and the service in the evening will. be con- ducted in the Presbyterian church. Any old game can be shot in the village of Grand Rapids—even hawks —one was shot in the rear of the Herald-Review office, on Thursday Jast, while lying in wait for is prey. Good many resicents of this village availed themselves today ot the op- portunity to receive free a watermel- on, with each purchase. Mr. Cable received a car load of fine Georgia melons. The Pokegama Lodge No. 1056 meets on every Wednesday evening, at the lodge room on West Seventh street. For joining fees and full in- formation inquire of E. C, Slocum, president, and O. L. Rannfranz, sec- retary-treasurer, C. M. A. County Auditor Farrell returned this week from a trip to Milwaukee, where he had taken his little daughter, Marie, to have her eyes treated by a specialist. “There is reason to'look for her speedy recovery. Out of sixty-one papers sent in for state examination and grading from Central school, every one of the num- ber passed. year Grand Rapids stood at the bottom of the list. This is indeed most satisfactory progress. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dodson arrived home yesterday. R. M. Stitt is among the arrivals today trom Duluth. Senator McCarthy was _ transacting business at White Earth last week. groceries and provisions. she visited relatives and friends about three weeks. Frank Grant who here, came up from 4 week to accept a position with A, M. Johnson. is’ well known puvlic examiner investigate charges of bribery pre Commissioner Leeman, was in town this week on business, having come woods. Mrs. Josep Fletcher, anived from Walker this week; and_hereaiter will make Grand Rapids their permanent home. improved in health. Mrs, Toole and the children been for some time. They expect to be in Grand Rapids Sept. 13, It is all nght for our friend, W. H. Weaver, of the Swan River dispatch- not expect retum calls—in the future. the American Bonding and Trust co mpany of Baltimore. He can furnish bonds in any sum ata very nominal price. Archie McWilliams, for many years a resident of Grand Rapids, but now having arrived yesterday. He is look- Hibbing bullygood. Carl E. Taylor and Carl J. Ander- son of Aitkin county are here as a committee representing the “overflow” suffers along the Mississipp1 in that county. They are investigating the cause that lead to so much destruction of valuable hay and agriculture lands in northern Minnesota, and will have an interesting report to make when their work is completed. The dance given at Hotel Glad- stone last evening for the benefit of John Crawford, who r.cently lost a leg, was quite largely attended and a most enjoyable time was had. ‘There was netted a neat sum for the unfor- tunate man. Changes in the office force of the Great Northern ‘at this station have been frequent during the past week. W. A. Baume was transferred tor Floodwood and W. C. McKilvey of Saunders takes his place, while Ira S. Boor 1s the present assistant. Editor Stevens produced a very creditable paper. last week and if he continues the chaps of the press here- abouts will have to hustle to keep apace with him. i Agent Huntley of the Great North- ern has not yet been advised by the passenger department as to state fair rates, but it 1s kely the same rate will be made as that given last year, viz: One fair round trip, including admis- sion to fair grounds. A. J. Dwyei received the sad news on Tuesday of the death of his wife at their home im Minneapolis. He chartered a special train from here ana@ caught the Minneapolis train at Saunders. Mr. Dwyer is one of the best known loggers in Minnesota, and he has a legion of friends who will extend their sincerest sympathy to him in his tme of greatest grief. ‘ A New Restauraut. W. J. Kelly has decided to adda first-class restaurant to his already first-class sampleroom. He has pur- chased an up-to-date outfit and ex- pects to be able to serve his patrons ina few days. Mr. Kelly believes that Grand Rapids is sufticiently metropolitan to maintain as good a restaurant as any to be found in the nerthwest, and it will be his aim to serve all the delicacies that the mar- kets afford. House and Lots for Sale The Sullivan residence, located at the corner of Leland avenue and Sixth street is oftered for sale at a great bargain. This 1s one of the best built residences in Grand Rapids and the location 1s one of the most desirap!e in the village It is located on the two corner lots. Apply to person to James Sullivan, Deer River, or write to him. Square piano—Standard make, for sale at a bargain. Cash or monthly payments. Inquire at this office. This 1s a rare bargain and should be taken advantage of at once, Two-seated family carriage for sale or trade at a bargain. Will take lum- ber wagon or stock in exchange. Orra Harry has commenced busin- | and it has watched the progress wade ess at Blackberry with a full-line of | during the past half dozen years with Mrs. George Wickham returned the | preciate the extent to which lands first of the week from Michigan where | are being settled upon and cultivated, Minneapolis this | Ut from Deer River, there are to be Governor Lind decided to have the | One of ‘these is the homestead of | the Frank Madden, which was recently} ferred against | Visited by a representative of the F. O. Stark, the Ball Club mill man, the most desirably located and one of in from a cruise in the|S0il of any in the county. It is R. H. Bailey and wife, parents of | Railway company’s line. Mr. and Mrs. Baily are much | den,s farm. M. L. Toole lett yesterday ona] under cultivation. One profitable in- visit to his old home in Maine, where} dustry during the summer season in have | that vicinity is wild berry picking for er’s office to visit at Grand Rapids as } Bar as often as he pleases, but he must | flattering offer to sell, but at that Attorney J. KR. Donohue has been] other matte appointed the local representive for | after, and somcone may get a splen- residing in Hibbing, is here on a visit, {ome would come in and subscribe, ing hale and hearty and says he likes} ings over asad event that happened ; hundred and bid. AN ITASCA COUNTY FARM. Rich in Agriculture and Stock Raising Is Frank Madden's Farmstead. Toe Herald-Review has always taken a lively interest in the develop- ment of agriculture in, this county, much satisfaction. In order to ap- it is necessary tou make an occasional trip outside the confines of Grand Rapids township. In all directions found some. fine farms with large acreage under profitable cultivation. Herald-Review. His place is one of! athe richest in natural resources of seven miles from Deer River, and within three mi of thel a When this! road is tinally turned over to the| Great Northern manugement, there | is no doubt but that a townsite will be platted in the vicinity of Mad- s a hay produ it jlede in that vicinity, > about twenty actes cannot he exce while there z the market. ‘Thousands of busbels of blueberries and raspberrie shipped trom there every se Mr. Madden took the place as 2 homestead eight years apo, and he has never regretted having done so. y this spring he received a very time he was not prepared te relin- quish, Recently, however, he bh of business to look did opportunity to buy one of the richest tracts of land in Itvsea county ata bargain. The Reporter in Trouble. We would be highly pleased if some and so help to heal our wounded feel- to us while out making the regular reporting rounds. Our treatment was such that it broke us all up.and nearly drove us to drinking, which would have beeh real bad, if you stop Lo consider that our finances are ex- hausted and that our credit is no guod., If you will glance over our weekly receipts, you will no longer wonder, when we change our cloties, why we take the ones we have on off, and then put’em right back on again: therefore it is not strange that a lady who is not very well acquainted with us, and on whom we called to geta litle information regarding a social event that took place just prior to our call, treated us in the manner we will now attempt to describe. Putting on our best Sunday smile, we approached the door and boldly knocked. Our application for ‘ad: mission was answered by the lady of the house with a bruom in her hand we paid our respects to this person in state, and began: “Madam, I—” ; ow, look here,” said the lady, “you are the fourth loafer that hus called here this morning for a hand- out, and Il want you to understand, that just because I have mercy ona lot of good-for-nothings 1 am not a- going to feed every one that knocks at my door.” ‘Tears of indignation were in her eyes; and it was only with an effort that repressed a sob. “But madam, I would like——” She stopped us by saying: “The wood is all sawed; get out!” “But, madam, would you please # Whack !!! Do you remember the time whe your loving mother used to dust your cloths for you? Weil, ours were du ed in proper style, and the first friend | we meb explained; “By gosh! You must be going some- where, Krank? Why, you are all brus- hed up!” We don’t exactly remeniber, but according tothe way we felt we should judge that had been brushed up, brushed down, and brushed cross- ways. Therefore take pity, and bring in the price of a subscription, so that we can purchase a sute of clothes and thus escape being treate] in like} manner the next time weare report- ing.—Rosala (Wash.) Citizen. The Ladies’ Friend Pennyroyal Waters Fax Braxp Original and Genuine, Used specoastit month- ly by' thousands. The Sot tre seh rafe et reliable mediemo for Ladies. Subscribe for the Fiemid Review---$2.00 per year. ' [First publication Aug. 19. Tiaase DubURTIon aoe et NOTICE. Sealed pro 1s will be received until 12 M., September 3rd, 1899, for the erection of & school house at Deer River, Minn., aceording to the plan: id c is us filed with the clerk, and to be seen at the office of school treasurer, C. W. Rob: at Deer River. A bond i of twice the amount of Pie and a certified check for Two fty dollars must accompany te Hight C0 rojeot ect any and all ids re x » Sch oo! Distr ot Ne An uous Clerk. An amusing incident recently oc- curred in one of the branch stores of a great English grocer .and provision dealer. He has so many clerks that some of them do not even know him by sight. It was one of these latter. who called his attention to a fine specimen of poultry as he was walking through one of his stores, and the clerk was so earnest and adroit in ex- tolling his wares that finally the cus- tomer ordered it sent to his residence. When the address was given the en- ergetic clerk, and he found that he had been pressing the goods upon his own employer, he nearly had a fit, but soon recovered upon being informed that his assiduity had earned him an ocrease of pay.—Ex. o [First publication August 5.) Last publication August 19.] NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, i County of Itasca. To Clough Bros., Take Notice, That the piece of land as me, situate in the Cou wid, and de; eck as fo. east quartet of the southwest q of sw'a). of section stx (6), town fitty range twenty-three (23) wus, at the tux sale on. May 2d, 1892, under tux judgment entered inthe ‘District Court of said County, March ist. 1892, sold for the sum of sixiy-tiye (30.65-100). being the amount of th penalties, interest and costs due on forthe year 189, which sum, with from the date of said sule, at the rate of twelve (12)_per Cent. per annum, together with subsequent und prior delinquent taxes, penaities and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of twenty und 7-100 dollars, (320.07) and this mentioned sam, with i rest at the rate of twelve (12) per cent pe nty and 7-100 dollars (vu. of this notice, is the amount dto redeem the said pi of land ale, exclusive of costs to ac- crue upon this nviice, « dem ption of after the proof thereof has becn file vi my hand and offic ne, A.D, 1899, E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor, Itasca, County, Minn. 1 inrmy offi Ai seal, this 22th irst publ 1 {Last publication August 19. | OF NOTICE GF EXPIRATION DEMPTION. RE- STATE OF MINNES County of Itasca. To Wells & Steele, Take Notice, the piece of land asst tuate in the County and si aud described as follows, to- numbered four (4) of section fifteen ( town fifty-five (0). range twenty-six atthe tax sale on May 7th, isa, unde x judgment entered in the Disprict Court of siid County, March ist, 18%, sold for the sum of fifty cents (50-100), being the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest und cosis due on said land for the yeur 18, which th interest from the dae of said sale [12] per cent per an- num, together with subsequent and prior de- linguent taxes, penalties and interest there- on, amounts tothe sum of six dollars and seventy-three cents, (36.73) and this lust men- with interest at the rate of 1? six dollurs and sev- nts ($6.73) from the date of this the amount required to redeem the ve of land from said sale, exclus ts to accrue upon this notice, and une for the redemption of said land. will expire sixty days after the service of this noice, and proof thereof has been in my vitice. Witness iy hand and official seal, this 15th day of June, A. D. 1x09. E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor. Itasca County, Minn. T name, SOCOSSST VOSS SSL OO LOOOS COS YOU WILL FIND A FAST LIMITED TRAIK PERFECTLY EQUIPPED WITH MODERN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS RUNNING OVER A SMOOTH ROADWAY AND MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS EAST. 2 S eo a ) & F} Ara 1y @ 2 When Going EAST 3 3 INQUIAE ABOUT THE is 2 8 3 SERVIGE AND RATES § ° OFFERED BY @ 3 puura. suTe 3 A SHORE & ATLANTIC 3 ° RAILWAY s 3 2 3 T. H. LARKE, Commenoiat Acent, 428 SPALDING HOTEL BLOOK, DuLutn, Minn. SESSOOSSSHNSHNECO DOE SAVBx SCOMHOSHTSOHWSOHSHSIOIOIG OOO DULUTH WES At @@6 The Best Lincof . .. Riso Mave on Tap and in Bottle the Celebrated Wines, Liquors § Cigars CAN BE HAD, DULUTH BREWING 60,’S MOOSE BRAND BEEKS. FREE LUNCH ALWAYS SERVED. John Hepfel’s Sample Room and Beer Fall, Corner THIRD ST. and HOFFMAN AVE., i publication August 12.) (Last publication Sept. 16.) CONTEST NOTICE. tment of the interior—United States e, St. Cloud. Minn., July 31, 1899. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Fred A. King, contest- ant, against Homestead entry No. 17000, made October 27, 1891, for southeast quarter south- east quarter 32, township 54, Sheehan, contestee, leged y abandoned said land and changed his resi- dence therefrom for more than six months of lots 4 and 5, section range 2%, by’ Patrick in which it is al- has wholly that: &§ Sheehan iat last past, and that such abandonmont and absence are not caused by his employment in the military ornav Iservice of the Unite parties are hereby notified to spond and offer evidence touching gation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Septem. 2, 1889, before Clerk of District Court of County, at his office at Grand Rapi ds (and that final L ug will be held in 10 o'clock a. m., on September 20, 1899, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in St, Cloud, Minnesota. ‘Tho said contestant having, in a proper t. filed July ai, 1899, set forth facts ; wthat after due diligence, per- sodal service of this notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice he given by due and proper publi- cation, M. D. TAYLOR, Register. [First public [Last publication August 19] NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION . RE- STATE OF MINNESOTA, } rss. s County of Ttasca, ‘Lo Albert H. Waite, Tako Notice, That the piece of land assessed in yeur situate in the Coun y and $ yen vetion ‘twenty: 2 +. nge twenty-four ay 2d, 1802, under judgment entered in the’ District Court ot said County, March 18%, sold for the- sum of forty s ($0.47-100], being the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest and due on said land for the year 18, h sum, with interest from the date of le at the rate of twelve [12] per cent per annum, together with subsequent de- inquent taxes. penalties and interest there- amounts to the sum of ten dollars and eighty-two [310.82] cents, and this last men- tioned sum, with interest at the rate of twelve [12] per cent per annum on ten dol- jars and eighty-.wo cents [310.82] from the date of this notice. is the amount required » redeem the suid piece of land from said exclusive of the costs to*accray upon notice, and that the time for the re demption of suid land will expire sixty days after the ser ‘ice of this notice. and proof thereof has been filed in my ofti Witness my hand and official seal, this ith day of June, A. V, 18, : E. J. FARRELL, r Jounty Auditor Itasca County, Minn. [First publication, July 29. {Lust publication Sept. 9,] STATE OF MINNESOTA, l County or Ivasca. | District Court—Fifteenth Judicial District. FRANK F. PRICE, Plaintitf, VERSUS JOHN WE{IBLER, Defendant. The State of Minnesota, To the above named Defendant. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint of the Plaintit® In the ubove entitled action, which is filed in the olfice of the Clerk the District Court of the Fifteenth Jud 1 District in and for the County of Itasca und State of Minne- sota, and to serve a copy of your answer te the said complaint on the subscriber, at his office in the Village of Grand Rapids, in said County. within twenty days after thé service of this summons upon you. exclusive of the rand if you fail toan- aint within the gime in this action will ndgment against you for the sum of dred and Pitty Dollars.with interest Le of Seven per cent perannum from day of May. A. D. 1894, together costs and disbursements of tl the ‘s with the action. Dated July Lith, 1899. PRANK F. PRICE Attorney pro se., rand Rapids, Minn (Virst publication August 5th. [Last publication August 19. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF Oe Of 88, CouNTY OF ITasca. TO C. MORRISON, 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 southwest quarter of the northwest quarter, or lot numbered one (1) of section thirty-tive (85), town fifty-five (65), range twenty-seven (27) was at the tax sale on May 7th, }, UNS der tux judgment entered in the Distric Court of said County, March 2tst, 184. sold for the sum of seventy-two cents (50.72-100), being the umount of the taxes, penalties, interest and costs due on said land for the year (802, which sum. with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve (12) percent per annu +, together with subse- quent delinquent taxes. penalties.and inter- sb thereon, amounts to the sum of six dol- ‘lars and sixty-eight cents. (35.68) and this last mentioned sum, with interest at the rate of twelve (12) per cent. per annum on six dol- lars and sixty-eight cents ($5.68) from the date of this notice, is the amount requi to redeem id piece of land from said vale. exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice. and that the time for the re- demption of said land will expire sixty days proof” ufter the service of this notice, an thereof has been filed uy my office, i Ab ooo By net and official seal, this Lath ay of June, A. D. 1899. 3 - ee B J. PARRELL, inty Auditor, Itasca County, Minn, I buy goods for cash and sell for the same. Powers. : : | Power's choice grade Syrup. {Piret publication August 5, {Last publication August 19. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION. Take Notice, RE- STATE OY MINNESOTA, County of Itasea. To P. Morsith, That the piece of land assessed inpone name, situate in the County and State afore- nd described as follows. to:wit! ‘ast quarter of the nertheust quarte: (nets of ne] of section thirty-four [34], town sixty-five [5], range twenty-four [24] was, ut the tax sale on May 7th, 1894, under tax judgment entered in the District Court of suid County, March 2ist, 1894, sold for the sum of one dollar aad thirty-seven cents [#17], being the amountof the taxes, penal- ties. interest and costs due on said land for the year 1892, which sum, with interest from the dute of said sale at the rate of twelve [i2} per cent per annum, together with sub- sequent and prior delinquent taxes, penal- ues and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of thirty-three dollarsand cighty-three cents [233.83], and this last mentioned sum, with interest at the rate of twelve [12] per cent ber annum on thirty-three dollars and cighty-three cenis [333.83] from the date of this not! is the amount required to re- deer the said piece of land from said sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemption ot said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice, and proof thereof been filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal, this Bist day of May, A.D 1n99. KE. J. FARRELL. County Auditor, Ttasca County, Minn First publication August 5] (Last publication August t9.] NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Itusea. os ‘Yo Person Claiming Title, C Take Notice. That the piece of land aseessed in sour nume, situace in the County aud State afore- suiu, and described as follows, to-wi Northeast quarter of the southeast quarter [neva of se4g] of sevtion thirty-one (81), town iitty-eight (08). range twenty-three [25] Was, atthe tax sale on May 2nd, 1892, under tax judgment entered in ‘the District» Court of suid County, March 2Ist, Isw. sold forthe sum of tio dollars and tw» cents (8.021, be~ ing the anount of the taxes, penalties, in- terest and costs due on said land for the year 18%. which sum, with interest. from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve (12) per cent per unnum, together with subse quent prior delinquent taxes, penalties and interest thereon, umounts to the sum of fifty-two dollars [852], and this last men- tioned sum, with interest at the rate of twelve nat yr cent perannum on fifty-two dollars f trom the date of this notice,is the umount required to redeem the said piece of Lund from said sale. exclusive of the costs to acerue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemption of said land willexpire sixty days ufter the service of this notice, and proof thereof has been filed in my office, Witness my hand and official seal. this27th day of June, AD. 1899. E, J. FARRELL, County Auditor, Itasca 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!4 of s944) of section four (4), town fi eave 55), renee twenty-five (25) was, on the 4th lay of 3 AY, 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 R ~ ings toenforce the payment of delinquent taxes, bid in for the state for the sum dollars and eighty-eight cents, ie being the amount of taxes, penalties. est and costs due on said land for 1894, that on the 2Ist day of February, Tone said land still remaining unredeemed. an the amount for which the same was so bid in for the State, together with subsequent delin- quent taxes, penulties and interest, amount- ing inall 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 County, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided; that the smount required to leem sui land from said sale, including subsequent delinquent taxes, penalties, costs and inter- est, is nineteen dollars and twenty-one cents, ($19.21), at the rat cent per annum, with dollars and twenty-one cents [i from the date of this notice, clusive of the costs to accrve upon AS notice; and that the time fer the redem) tion of said land trom said sale will expire sixty days after the service of this m and the eae of the proof of the se thereof and of the Sheriff's fees therefor my office. ‘itness my hand and official seul, this day of June, 1899. " : E, J. FARRELL, County Audito Ttasca County. Mi Any one wanting a_ hired girl, quire of Blanche Smith, a! Dolphs. 3 Buy your Tobaccos and Ci Powers, — If you want something swe 4 f |