Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 4, 1901, Page 1

Uapids Her -— —on Vor. 1X.—No. 40. Granp Rapips, Irasca County, Minn., Saturpay, Two Dotiars a YEAR, $5 098 ee a ea eae a ae aa a A A SEEDS That Grow |! Our Seeds are New a No Old Stoek x No. Oats— 3 White Seed GOOD CLES STOCK. Spring Rye, AE a ea ae eas ake ae eae me ae ae ate ate ate ate ate ah ak ASG Re Me ae He ee ae eee a ae ae ee a a ae ak ae te ate te Minnesota King Corn { Fife Wheat, “Eafly Huron,” Se eae ots ae ea Rate ae ah EAE ee a ea ea ae ee ee ee ae ete eee Early Huron Dent Corn, Green Peas, Broom Corn Millet, Giant Fodder Corn, Choice Timothy, Elephant Dent Highland Chief ®} Fodder Corn, eb At aD A ea ae athe ate ae ate a eae ae ate ae sor, Extra Quality Burbank Seed Potatoes Package Seeds, ALL KINDS. isol. Mercantile be, SHEE AN Re EA AE ER Ae ge SE a Ee ae a aR eae ae ae ae a ae at ate ate ae ate ae ae ate ae a ates ae ae ate ate Re ae eae ae ae ae ate ae ate a ae ate a eae ae ate be SAGE A SMe ae se ats ae abe ate aE AEE ake te tae ae ate ae age ate ae ake ats ae ae ate Ae ate ath ate a he ake ates ae ae he ae ate ae gf PSS? SI SLSLSLSV OMSL SL SL SHSU SS TO SE SBSCGSLSVITELSISLi VSS SPSS SLES STS | Skee GORCSE ae ) SESLSLOSSSLSLSS: SLCSCSPSLSS: iw. d. & A. Be Powers. a 8 SLSLSWSOSWSS SLFOTD FOSWSOSO SES OFFICIAL PUBLICATION, Notice of Forfeited Tax Sle Under Chapter 319, Laws of 1901. Wuereas, Pursuant to a real estate tax judgment of tke District Court in the county of Itasca, entered the 21st day of March, a.D. 1900, in proceedings for the enfotce— ment for the payment of taxes which became delinquent in the year 1897 and any prior year or years and not satistied by payment, redemption, or sale of the real estate to actual purchasers, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 322 of the General Laws of Minnesota of the year 1899, the lands hereinafter described were offered for sale by the county auditor of said county at his office immediately following the delinquent tax sale in May, A. D. 1900, pursuant to no- tice of sale made and published as provided by said chap- ter 322, General Laws of 1899, and were bid in for the state of Minnesota at said sale: “any owner or interested person may redeem any tract or parcel of such real estate by paying into the county treasury fifty per cent of the amount of judgment obtained pursuant to chapter 322, General Laws 1899, together with all taxes subsequent to said jiidgment or subsequent to the last year’s taxes in said judgment, and all penalties, costs and interest thereon.” ' Now Tuererore, Pursuant to chapter 319: of the general laws of Minnesota for the year 1901, approved April 13, Igol, entitled, “An act to provide for the dispos- tion of real estate bid in for the state of minnesota at the forfeited tax sale held in pursuanceof chapter 322, general ‘laws of 1899,” and pursuant to said tax judgment above described, I shall, on the ninth day of september, a. D. lool, being the second Monday in said september, Igol, at ten (10) o’clock in the forenoon of said day at my office in the court house in the gvillage of Grand Rapids, county of Itasca, Minnesota, sell at publi¢ vendue the lands bid in for the state of Minnesota, pursuant to the tax judgment above described, which shall not have been redeemed pre- vious to the first day of september, A. p. Igol, as provided in said chapter 319, general laws of Igol. After sale to an actual purchaser the owner or inter— ested party can redeem ONLY upon payment of the FULL amount of judgment obtained under chapter 322, general laws of 1899, with interest and costs. sale is absolute af- ter “notice of expiration” has been given as provided in section 1654, general statutes 1894. The following is a description of said lands so to be sold, together with the names of owners thereof, as shown by the said judgment above described, the year or years for which said taxes are delinquent and the amount of the said judgment entered against each tract under said chap- ter 322, general laws of 1899. Witness my hand and seal of office at Grand Rapids, J.N. Brown, Painter Walil-Paper 4 From 3c. up 8 Kalsomining and General Painting Done SHOP.--Leland Ave. and First Street. (Near Mississippi River.) GRAND RAPIDS, Minnesota. 98 i New Spring Goods Having received a new Stock of Spring suit- ings Jam now prepared to give my customers the benefit of these Choice Goods which purchased at Right Prices, First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. were WSVSLSSVSLSVSLSLSS CBI GLSLSLSOS ISTE HLSTESLSL#: SLSVWOSE: Ltasca County and State aforesaid this rst day of May, 1901. [Seal] EB. F. FARREL. County Auditor Itasca County, Minnesota. ~ NOMLOGS NAME OF OWNER AS SHOWN BY JUDGMENT. Year or years inclusive for which taxes are delinquent. DESCRIPTION OF Genert PROPERTY. allaws 40 ; 1888 to 1805 lao of sw & 2 «13.81 1 ot ne” or lot 1 1 55 22 40 02 184 and 1805 2 of nwi 3p 2 40 180k and 1805 14.01 4 of nw 3 55 22 40 1894 and 1805 9.44 “4 of sw 3 55 2 40 1894 and 1895 710 mW Of nel 3 55 22 40 1894 and 1805 7.10 Of se’ or lot 4 8 55 22 60 1893 59 4 of Swi 9 5 2 40 1889 and 1803-487 a of nwy 10 55 22 40 189h and 1805 uly of nwiy 10 55 22 40. 1804 and 18051114 24 55 88 183 to 1895 12:30 26 55 23 40 = bo = 16.21 32 57 28 1886 to P. B. Walke: 23 40 180k and 1805 30: Libby & Tho Har: 0 3 3 40 Ieee to 185 asd : of 2 58 23 40 18M to 1895 15.43 ot 8 58 23 40 1887 to 1805 15.23 4 of 10 58 23 40 «© I8ME to 1895 15.44 of s 10 58 23 40 «1892 to 185 154k 4 of 11 58 23 40 1802 to 1895 15.44 of nw 11 58 23 40 1892 to 189) (15.44 of net 19 58 23 4h 1892 to 1805 15.48 of nwij lot2.. 19 58 23 40 182 to 185 1165 # of sw lot 3 19 8 23 40 182 to 1895 11.65 of swii lot 4 19 58 23 40 1392 to 18% 11.65, same. of sw U8 23 40 182 to eS 27.5 Ma aes ot ae ee 182 to feo 18.18 Ba pea: % 58 2 40 1802 to 1805 18.18 Pett myers! 58% 4) yo92 to 1805 | 18.18 samo. of nw 2 A B40 | WW ty eG 1548 see techie th. 58 B40 "1598 to 1805 18.18 SAME... of sek B64 i i is F. W. Parcher. eh of sel 29 58 23 40 1887 to M138 same... De of sole. 20 58 23 40 © 1882 to 185. 15.43 HK. King . 1 of seg lot 8 30 58 23 J os Fie Unknow! Y 144 BL 68 23 40 1886 to 1895 28.73 aap Mead Oat eae 31 58 23 40 1886 to 18M B.A Unknown. M4 of swh ~ 15 59 2 40 1880 to 18m 8.68 Ed. Buckley. 4 of swig 2 50 2B 40. 1887 tO 1865 21.90 (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.) % ame Minn Historica) Society AY HUGHES w ud, GRAND RAPIDS. Important! To the People of Grand Rapids and Vicinity : We have been on the move for the past week or two, but are_now, fixed for busiress better than;ever before. Just drop in and take a look at our shelves. Our Dry Goods stock, which’ has just arriv- ed foom the East is complete in every particular and if you want anything in the very latest come to us. You have never seen anything like it in Grand Rapids and the prices are as low as you can get them in any city. 2 Come in and see our “MIMORA,” the best Ladies * Shoe on the market, and only 0 at that. No doubt you have paid as high as $5 or $6 for your shoes, but we'll warrant you never never had better. We would have to buy this newspaper if we attempted tu tell you of all the rare-bargai you can get here, so all we can .do is to ask you again to call and see for yourself. Henry Hughes & Co. / Ben ates imp nine ars, neti Faden Te Is quite prevalent at the present:time. But we are not looking for it nor do we want it. \ But what we do want is to figure with you on your material for that building you are going to build. ; We will also figure with you on the construction of any kind of a building you may wish to construction, Will make your window and door frames cheaper than you can buy the material and make them your- self. Will sell you building material cheaper than you can get it elsewhere. We have constantly on hand all kinds of LUMBER for building purposes, and Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors, Mouldings, Tared Felt and Building Papers. J. J. DECKER. ‘Bee ese ea ae ae ae ate ae ake a ee ae ae ae aR ae ate ea ae ate ae ate See tea ‘REE AE ee Se ae ae ae a ae ae ae ae ate he ate a ge Sd A Favorite Resort for Refreshments and where may be seen and heard one of. the largest Phonographs in the world is at JOHN OREILLY’S Sainple Room “The Northern.” Here you will find the Finest Whiskeys ever distilled, includ- ing all the most famous brands. Agent for the Celebrated Nonpareil Rye Whiskey. NORTHERN CAFE In_connection—open day and night. gg All the delicacies of the season served at ali hours. Dave Chambers, the famous chef, has charge of restaurant. JOHN O’REILLY, Proprietor. SE a SA eA ee ae ea a ae eae ae ae a eae a ae ae ae ate eae ate ae a a se ae a ae ae ae ate ae ae eae ae a aa ea Upholstering Up ering I am now prepared to do all kinds of Uphelstering, Re- Caning of Chairs, ete. Goods required for this work can be procured at Geo. F. Kremer’s Furniture Store. Work called for and delivered. : ZELLA CURRIE, Fifth St. and Nolten Bve. | = Grand Rapids, Minn, SRE ME ee os a A ARE AE aE Ae ae aE a ae ae RE EE BRERA MA A SA eee ea a Re ae ee ee a a ea ae ae eae ae ae eae eae ae ae se ae ae ate eae i AE pee ae ae ate ae ste ae ae ee ae ae ee ee eae ae i 4 +