Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 11, 1901, Page 1

s { MINNESOTA / Grand Rapids Herald-Review= Voi. IX.—Nw. 4] Granp Rapins, Itasca County, Minn., Saturpay, May 11, Igor. { : daha eheedheeheieeiehsiadaeiaidaidiaieeneaenenieeeiaa . OFFICIAL PUBLICATION, Notice of HENRY AYGHES & CO, key 7 DS. ea te : That Grow | = = a = * H = 3 * 2 3 2 = = 2 & 2 = 2 . ° 3 :} Forfeited Tax Sal 3 ?} Forfeite ax Sale : N Im ortant! = : : 2 :|| Our Seeds are New | |: i 3 ?/Under Chapter 319, Laws of 1gotr. : Old Stock : —.— 3}| a2 No toek & |]: : os = = To the People of Grand Rapids and Vicinity : : % “4 - = 2 : - We have been on ‘the move for the 3 ; ; : : = # Whereas, Pursuant to a real estate tax judgment of past week or two, but are now fixed for busiress 3 No. 3 White Seed | Spring Rye, #|tke District Court in the county of Itasca, entered the 21st better, thanzever before. - : \ 4 Oats— G00P CLEAN #|day of March, a.D. 1900, in proceedings for the enforce— ‘Piset dois de’ nad tlie ‘a Inch ae ue shelves ) = ote ives Minnesota King Corn #|ment for the payment of taxes which became delinquent in P ses $ Fife Wheat “Early Huron,” #/the year 1897 and any prior year or years and not satistied Our Dry Goods’ stock, which has just™arriy- = . bi * Yn i ets > . : IE \ = 2 < 2] by te ment, ni dpe sale of the rhe estate to prvi: ed foom the East is complete in every particular ‘ 2 Green Peas, Early Huron =| Purchasers, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 322 of the and if you want anything in the very latest come 2 5 cae #|General Laws of minnesota of the year 1899, the lands Vou hag : thine EES GE +! = Broom Corn Millet * oy {hereinafter described were offered for sale by the county fo-us. You havejnever seen anything like it in = i ; Giant ebdder® Gorn | auditor of said counry at his office immediately following Grand Rapids and the prices are as low as you 3 Choice. Timathy. : #|the delinquent tax sale in may, A. D. 1900, pursuant to no- can get:them in any city. he = y Elephant Dent | tice of sale made and published as provided by said chap- ae 5 SRO G An & a aws 2 . ee 2 Jome in and see our “MIN tA,” the best | Hy Highland Chief ® Fodder Corn, z | tet 322, General Laws of 1899, and were bid in for the Ladies ¢ snoeon the market ana only $3.50 at that. & > a state of Minnesota at said sale; ees No doubt you have paid as vieniae § ees = 7 rrlie é: t our shoes, but we’ll warrant you never never had better. e 2 erg] “any owner or interested person may redeem any tract oat Haye'to buy this newspaper if we attempted to tell you } 4 = %}or parcel of such real estate by paying into the county of all the rare-bargains you can get here, so all we can do is .to = Extra Quality Burbank g| treasury fifty per cent of the amount of judgment obtained ask you again 'to call and-see for yourself. = %| pursuant to chapter 322, General Laws 1899, together with z Seed Potatoes #)all taxes subsequent to said judgment or subsequent to the | 2 | Package Seeds, last year’s taxes in said judgment, and all penalties, costs ' 4 ALL KINDS. #|and interest thereon.” H 1H . : eager yiHug 4 > 4 Now Tuererore, Pursuant to chapter 319 of the enr u es 0. | 2 #|general laws of minnesota for the year 1901, approved 4 J } 2] April 13, lgol, entitled, “An aet to provide for the dispos- : |: tion of real estate bid in for the state of Minnesota at the = rfeite, ant > i a j pouosnscnoasepensusesougsousesonsuanonseosueseneaans | frfeited tax sale held in pursuance of chapter 322, general — _ ‘. ae CSE RS SS SS SSE RCE RISURIEN SERS IE, | !2WS Of 1899,” and: pursuant said “tax judgment © above SLSLSVSVSLSL : ik eee: fo I shall, on the ninth day of september, a. v. . s $ %{\l90l, being the second Monday in said september, lgol, at ten % x * 1 , ed 4 . + eS Fic f 4 = (lo) o’clock in the forenoon of said day at my office in the 5 ¢ ‘ é pare y| court house in the village o, “Grand “Rapids, “county” of io nnn Z Sasi N , A } be é Itasca, Minnesota, sell at publiv vendue the lands bid in for ‘=o i 5 3 : 2 EFibST 9 | the state of Minnesota, pursuant to the tax judgment Is quite prevalent at the present:time. But we are & % pees above described, which shall not have been redeemed pre- not looking for 1t nor do we want it. th = vious to the first day of september, A, p. Igol, as provided ee Re : as 4 Going to buy a whee this year? @lin said chapter 3lg, general laws of Igol. st kegs sone Syre pee Ech ¢ Yes! Rember tien that Quality is the e 5 : 2 Be oe a a ” After sale to an actual purchaser the owner or inter- Se gee ge on ree Senay boule ee ® pe uny of your friend if this »| ested party can redeem ONLY upon payment of the FULL We will also figure with you on the construction of Go ir : : ining our line of wheels, this | amount of judgment obtained under chapter 322, general any kind of a building you may wisi to construction. i 4 age ues : g|laws of I899, with interest and costs. sale is absolute af- ; oe } # First, there's the Columbia at $50. MEE fexpirateanel “hi : ded 3 Will make your window and door frames cheaper “ i Ssncnarsonscsessonssessesent ¥Oy iow ts reparations. we TS | ter “notice of expiration” has been given as provided in than you can buy the material and make them your- 1 i & Expert Repairin E gluch womes the Hartford ut $85 | section 1654, general statutes 1894. aa . f P } t Pe P 5. | & Columbia's children, Dut not quite as The following is a description of said lands so to be oy t ts A Full Line of Supplies, # eth the Crescent at, $35 we think 2 sold, together with the names of owners thereof, as shown Will sell you building material cheaper than you can ; ; Gesesessesseconasasnesosngnd "Wels have the Jay Bird at $15 by the said judgment above described, the year or years get it elsewhere. % en said taxes are event and the aor? oo We have'constantly on hand all kinds of LUMBER i 4 W., ihe & a A D. Powers. =e jude ment rade t Bon, each -tract under said c' aDa for building purposes, and Lath, Shingles, Sash and er 322, gene aws : z at 3 ES seco 322, Exper aws 2 a9 Doors, Mouldings, Tared Felt and Building Papers. I ) — —— = a 2 Witness my hand and seal of office at Grand Rapids, 4) 4 ai County and State aforesaid this rst day of J. a DECKER. - ) Way, rgor. , y, _-4} N B Pai Seal E. ¥. FARREL. sscecesS M J.N. Brown, Painter jjj [is % FARI senses i ae County Auditor Itasca County, Minnesota. Stsuneetausaunoeaensente enegsasE snosSESESESHaSnES ' ES BEIS/5 fame (8 q : 8 1 ‘ House-Cleaning is now on. ziz| 515 ni |e avorite : — ml: A enter- | # = , , s SPAS EEN "15 3 ed un- | & * : ) NAME OF OWNER : Yeur or years chap: : f Resort for Refreshments and where may $ 7 all-Paper AS SHOWN RY "eee Gere ey ‘witch taxes Gener = be seen and heard one of the largest s 4 JUDGMENT. : delinquent. | 1800. é Phonographs in the world is at 3 From 3c. up ‘oy ol# Pe 2 2 — , = | ; JOHNOREDLY’S Sample Room : 2 “ec ” # ain ses : i — * Kalsomining and General Painting Done mee aw Saw ee ee The Northern. : £ it Foley Hen or ora wast H 3 2 i) @ Teo and ine itor 3 Here you will find the Finest Whiskeys ever distilled, includ- = SHOP---Leland Ave. and First Street. ee sree connie 358 40 ieok and 1a Patt : a aE rsa Ca UC = “ RRO TAT C. H. Da “nw Of nel 3 > 2 40 1st und 1857.10 | Agent for the Celebrated = —_ (Near Mississippi River.) Unknown . 1, OF Selig, OF lot 4 ee eee ay il Rye Whisk : ‘ et of RWS 10 3 & 0 2s | # Nonpareil Rye Whiskey. 2 |J.N.B a mh 22S na) THERN : rown : a oe ak 8 8 3 : NOR Be | i e 9 Minnesota. 6b bok 10 56 23 40 2 F = . * ey nia Of 8o'y 2 58 - a e In connection—open day and hight. @ All the # ed es 4 Robert Hos 4 a nex 3 is 23 40 : delicacies of the season served at all hours. = on \ Sait 0 & B40 * D Chambers, the famous chef, lias charge of restaurant, * S869: " S®WSLVSLESSLSES : of sey 10 58 23 40 = lave 9 § : 9 Ne sa & % ’ 5) sod Of awit it 3s 3 40 g JOHN O'REILLY, Proprietor. = sno i ie ees oe Ferret rs és New Spring Goods = AW Ea ar Bas " RP LPS San aw oh. swi lot 19 58 23 40 - same. cnw’ “ot ‘sw 2% 58 33 40 x : : ; ; same nok of nwis 23 5s 23 40 ; i Having received a new Stock of Spring suit- iat He eis oe ek e z nw of nw¥ — ‘ ings lam now prepared to give my customers the at gor hed 23 58 23 49 Upho stering I =) benefit of these Choice Goods which were samo. so of nw ae ae , \ a ‘ same... 44 se} BB 5 ig ‘ ' purchased at Right Prices, Fa Ae z ae ft oes I am now prepared to do all kinds of Uphelstering, Re- } ) A ; a EROS ENE este ae a Caning of Chairs, etc. Goods required for this work can 2 First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. Sime ae Oras D bso 4 be procured at Geo. F. Kremer’s Furniture Store. Work f . H.R, King “hela of sed lot 8 73 y, called for and delivered. _ Unknown . se of ne BL 58 23 40 p = \ : welt of ae 1% ® ZELLA CURRIE, + Mt Of swii 2 phased Fifth St. and Noliton Ave. - Grand Rapids, Minn. | ¥e2%ee 2 SOSL i: SWSVSVSPSPSLSVSVSLSS 3* OME. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.)