Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 4, 1908, Page 5

capers OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grand Rapids, Minn.. Oct. 24th, 1908. Pursuant to call, the board of county com- missioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at tne court house in the village of Grand Rapids, this 24th day of October, 1908. ‘All members of the board present. | The first matter taken under consideration was the matter of the petition for the incor- poration of the village of Calumet. Attorney C, C. McCarthy appeared in behalf of the Oliver Iron Miuing company and re- quested the board to aisapproxe the petition. stating various reasons w' pea same should not be eesibed He also filed certain petitions Lb png ng against the incorporation of said village. Mr. John C. Greenway, superintendent of the Oliver Iron Mining company then ad- dressed the board, explaining the various ways in which the operation of his company would be hampered if the mines were includ- ed within the limits of the village. ¢ Attorney Victor L. Power appeared in be- half of the petitioners and explained to the board that all the provisions of the Statutes had been complied with and urged the Board to adopt a resolution approving the petition, fixing a time and place for holding an election to vote a the question of the incorporation of said village and appointing inspectors for said election. He also filed certified et of petitions for the incor, ion of the villages of Hibbing and Chisholm in St Louis county, and be expiained to the board that a number of mines were located within the anege atE of said villages of Hibbing and Chis- olm. Commissioner Sundloff moved that the pe- tition be roved and that ‘a resolution be lopted ordering an election, fixing a time and place for holding said election and Sp. pointing inspectors to act as judges at said election, a copy of said resolution being filed with the county auditor. There was no second to the motion. a Commissioner O’Brien then moved that the petition for the incorporation of the village . of Calumet be rejected’ The motion was se- conded by Commissioner Passared and upon roll call the vote was as follows: “Yea"': 3; Passard, O’Brien and Mullins. “Nay”: Sund- i) loft; Commissioner King not voting. Chairman Mullins thereupon declared the ; motion to reject the petition carried. An adjournment was then taken to 1:30 — o'clock P. M, : Pursuant to adjournment, the board again met at 1:30 P. M. All members of the board present. Mr. Culver of Keewatin came before the board and requested the board to make ap- plication to the state public examiner for an examination of the accounts of the village of Keewatin. Upon motion of Commissioner Passard, seconded by commissioner Sundloff, the matter was referred to the County attor- ney, to be taken up at the next meeting. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the coun- ty Surveyor be instructed to make a survey of the Blackberry-Feeley road and prepare plans and specifications for constructing the F Same. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by unaaimous vote. ‘The bids for the construction of the Hul- burt road in vownshih ae ran, 25, which were presented to the board at their meeting ‘ held September 26th, 1908, and were continued to this meeting, were then taken np. Commissioner King moved that bid of L. E \ Hunter and A, L. Cochran be accepted, The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carrid by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the etition for the estabiishment of the Swan River-Feeley road; beginning at the coruer of sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, township 53, range 22, and running’ west on section line to the right-of-way of the Great Northern Railway; | thence in @ northwesterly direction parallel | with said right-of-way, to a point near Swan — | River Station; thence crossing said right-of- } | way; thence running in a northwesterly di- rection to a point on the south sixteenth line of section 12. township 53, range 23; thence west on the sixteenth line across sections 12 Land 10, to the section line on the west side ‘ of said section 10; thence north on section line to the town line, between townships 53 | and 54, range 23; thenzh west to the south- east corner of section 34, 54-23; thence north | on section line to the northeast corner of said section 84; thence west one-quarter mile; a1 thence north to Feeley. The same was then | taken under consideration. The committee appointed to examine the route of said prop- osed road filed their report in which they r-- commend that the prayer of the petitioaers be granted, and setting forth tue courses and distances upon which the route of suid road runs, The report of the committee was then con- sidered by the Board and an opportunity given for the hearing of any protest that might be offered, or damages Claimed by any —, person, by reason of the establishment of | said road. There being no objections filed or offered or damages claimed by any person by reason of the establishing of said road. Commissioner King moved that the report of the committee v4 be approved and that said highway be and ~ the same is hereby established according to the committee's report; that J. J. McDonald be and he is hereby allowed damages in the sum of $200.00 for right-of-way over lots 10 and 11 of section 7, township 53, range 22, and that z as to all other lands, the advantages and be- nefits be and they are hereby assessed ental ; tothedamage The motion was seconded by i Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. ‘The bids for the construction of the Hughes road in townships 5i and 55, range 26, which were presented to the board at their meeting held Snptember 26th, 1908, and were continued to this meeting, were then taken up. ‘Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid t of Thomas Hughes be accepted. The motion ; was peconded y Commissioner King and car- H ried by unanimous vote. | ‘Commissioner Passard moved that the county attoraey be instructed to notify the railroad company to put in a crossing at the int where the Blackberry road crosses the reat Northern railway near Blackberry station, The motion was seconded by Com- { missioner King and carried by unanimous vote 6 | Commissioner King moyed that the count; attorney be instructed to notify the railro: company to put in a crossing at the point where the section line between sections 34 and 8, township 145, range 25, crosses the right-of-way of the Great Northern railway. | The motion, was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. A petition was presented for an appropria- tion of $200.00 to be used in completing road running east from Bigfork and known as the “Coon Lake road” | Commissioner O'Brien moved that the sum Pare ant | of $200.00 be Spproprtaved from the county \ | road and bridge fund to be expended under i the dircction of Charles D, Larson in the construction of said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote, The bids for the construction of the Deer River-Ballclub road which were pees to the board at their meeting held September 26th, 1908 and laid over to this meeting, were road for 98 cents per rod Charles €. ed to clear and grub the 1 mile of for $150.00 and for necessary corduroy $4.00 per rod, or the entire work in- cluding corduryy tor 00. John Anderson, to clear and grub said road for $196.00, Erick Erickson. to cleat and ae road and consseace all necessary corduroy for the sum Commissioner King moved that the bid of Erick Erickson be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and car- ried Bp onpaiioss: vote, . Ole Hanson was present and asked that a part of the Feeley and Bory, road running across his land in the town of Trout Lake be straightened. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a committee of 3to be appointed by the chairman ofthe board make an examination of said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unani- mous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the penta for the establishment of the Drum- ater road, the committee filed the following report: “To the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Itasca, Minnesota: The uncersigneG committee appointed by you to examine the proposed route of a high- way, as stated in the petition referred to in your order of sopemene made on the 27th day of August. 1908, would eearentsaity) report that we met at the time and place design- ated in your said Order, and _ proceeded to ex- ee the highway proposed to be establish- ed. viz: Beginning at the one-eighth post on the section line midway between the east quarter post and the southeast corner of section 12, township 55, range 27, and running thence west on eighth line to the northwest corner of lot 3 of said section 12; thence continuing west on the eighth line to the point where said eight \ine intersects the north and south quarter line of section 11 in said_ township 55, range 27; thence south on quarter line to the quarter post on the south side of said section 11; thence west on section line to the south- west corner of said section 11; thence south on section line to the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of northeast quarter (NE of NE%) of section 15in said township 55. range 27; thence west on eighth line to the southwest corner of lot 1, section 16, in said township 55. range 27; nce north to the southeast corner of section 25, township 144, range 25; thence west on section line to the southwest corner of lot 14 of said section 25; thence north on eighth line to the northwest corner of said lot 14; thence west one-eighth line to Mississippi river. And do hereby by the opinion of a majority of said committee recommend that the prayer of the said petitioners be granted. Given under our hands this 2th day of October, 1908. JAMES PASSARD, M. O'BRIEN, C.M. KING, Committee. J.T. Jones was present and claimad dam- ages on account of said road being laid out over his land in section 12. township 55. range 27, Commissioner Passard moved that dam- ages be assessed in favor of said J.T. Jones in the sum of 3150.00, The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King then moved that the report of the committee be approved; that said highway be and the same is hereby esta- blished according to the committee's report: that damages be assessed to J. T. Jones in the sum of $150.00 for right-of-way over his land and that as to all other lands over which said road runs, the advanges and benefits be assessed equal to the damages. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the ote applications for liquor licenses wit : Chas. D. Lyons, at Ballclub, William A. Hadler, Snowball. J. E. Kutchie, Snowball, F. B. Winslow, Wirt andRoss Walley. Wirt, fee same were then taken under considera- tiops. There being no objections filed or offered against the granting of any of said Spplicn, tians, Commissioner Passard moved that all of said applications be allowed and licenses issued. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King meved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund to the town of Grand Rapids, to aid said townin the improvement of the Zeininger road. The motion was seconded b: Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous Vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of 350.00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund to be expended under the direction of W, F. Fulton in the improvement of the Fulton road, The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote. i tition was presented requesting the board to change a portion of the land- Feeley road in sections 8 and 9, township 54, range 23. Commissioner O'Brien moved thata hearing be had upou the said petitition at the Court house in Grand Rapids. on Saturday, the 19th day of December at 10 o’clock, A. M.: that James Pus-ard, C, M. King and Neil Muilins, member-.f this board be a committee to examine cue route of said road and that said Commit ive meet at the center of section 9 in said town 54, range 23, on Friday, the 18th day of December, 1908, ut 10 o'clock, A. M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Sund- loff and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the county auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for clearing two and one-half rods wide and grubbing 24 feet inthe center thereof _on the Ballclub road from Dumas Spur to, Ballclub station. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Sundloff and carried by unanimous vote. A petition was presented requesting the board to appoint Peter L. Ramquist inspector of mines pursuant to the provisions of chal ter 166 of thelaws of 1905. Upon motiop the said petition wis laid over until the next meeting for further consideration. Commissioner King moved that the $300.00 appropriation made to the town of Bigfork at a meeting held June 12th. 1908, to be expended in the construction of the State road be trans- ferred. to be expended on the Mitchell road in said town of fork, The motion was se- conded by Commissioner Sundloff and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Sundloff moved that a com- mittee be Sporn to. inspect the bridges built OE E. A. Damon in poNnatins 60,-23 and 60-24. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioners Passard. Sundloff and King were appointed as such committee. Commissioner Sundloff moved that N. P. Soderlund be paid the sum of $70,09 for a right-of way across the N% of NE’, of sec- tion 4, township 54, range 24, in consideration of the said Soderlund deeding tothe county of Itasca a strip of land two (2) rods wide acress the lands above described. The motion was sercnded by Commissioner King and carried unanimous vote. ‘Commissioner King moved that the polling place in the election district of Pokegama be moved from Thos. Hughes’ Place to the Hans Sholz Place in section 20, township 54, ran; 26, The motion was seconded bo Commis- sioner Sundloff and carried by unanimous vote: The following applications for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes were approved and recommended to the Minne- sota tax commission: John Kassler, 1; L. M. Bolter for First State Bank of Bovey, 1; county auditor for cancellation of taxes erroneously assessed, 1. Mr. Aug. Doenitz was present and agreed to furnish the county with a copy ofall goyern- ment plats and field notes with all proper notatione of the entries upon the plats. to- eae with an abstract as to all of said lands, for the sum of $10.00 per township. Commissioner O'Brien moved that said pro- position be accepted. The motion was se- then taken Bry Commissioner King moved that the bid of A. F.Olsen be accepted, The motion was seconced by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. be ‘A petition was presented for the establish- ment of a highway beginning at the center of dita Bection 19, township 57, range 26 and running thence east along the lake shore to a polae \ toferestiog the county road between Deer and Moose lakes. be had upon said petition at the court house, Grand Rapids on Saturday the 19th day of December, 1908 at_10 o'clock, A. M.; that - James Passard, J. F, Sundioff and M.O’ Brien, members of this board, be a committee to examine the route of said proposed road, and } that said committee meet at the point of be- inning of said ronte on Saturday. the 12th { Gay of December, 1908, at 11 o'clock, A. M and that the county surveyor be instructed to make a survey for said road and file a } report with the county auditor. The motion 1it was seconded by Commissioner King and car- 14 ried by unanimous vote, | Commissioner O'Brien moved that the county surveyor be instructed to survey the and 27. The motion was seconded by Com- te. rhe bids for the construction of the Ander- | ’ of section 4, township 54, range24und running eG thence south on section line 1 mile, were | ° and read as follows: Commissioner O’Brien moved thata hearing | Moose Lake road in townships 57, ranges 26 } missioner King and carried by unanimous son road, beginning at the northwest corner elvin N; Rosholt; to clear and grub said road $1.50 per . | John C. ‘Sutherland, to clear and grub said conded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that all work on the county fair ground be stopped imme- diately. Seconded by Commissioner King, and declared carried. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the county auditor advertise for bids for clearin; and grabbing the Moose Lake road. Said roa to be cleared 2 rods wide, grubbed 24 feet wido and all necessary corduroy and culverts to be constructed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King, and carried by unani- mous vote, Commissioner Passard moved that the county surveyor be instructed to survey road kaown as the ‘ Cowborn road”. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion made and carried the minutes of the meetings of Aug. 26th and 27th, Sept. 26th and Oct. 8th were approved. Upon motion made and carried the follow- ing bills were allowed and ordered paid: Gust Anderson, witness. justice court $2.2: Geo. Andie, juror, justice court Carl Anpleccn, juror, justice cou: 1.00 Robt. A. Armstrong, clerk, primary election. Swan River ssserseeeee 8.90 Herb Aiton, Asst. Surveyor, Blachberry ae Chas. n. upon Blackber! ae eceecsee John Anderson, ting Assessor of ene. dink DO. 1... «« oeer oo a nee judge of primary John Anderson, judge of primary Thos. Kerr & Co.. team for county sur- lo Chas. G. Anderscn, procuring ball . elec. ete. Blackberry. Chas. Anderson, labor perfo: The Austin-Weste! draft rods, . ote Lava Labot ros, sundry claims for’ bor on Co. fair grounds... 8 00] Lisbermann Bros., suppl p. lair ground ... Black. | fal license notices... ‘Reithner, sunt A. L. Lafreniere, pri on State road. Jon .... Robt. H. Bailey, do do perme Brown, witness, justice court.. V. H. Blood. do e reo: ot SES8RES: er Bo do Peter Billedeau, juror, justice court.. John Bullock, witness, justice court A Bottelson, juror, Geo. D. Barnard & ist Look, uly 17, to Oct. 3! 8-8 = se sundry drugs. James Bickley, clerk, p! 8 William Myers, juror, John Metzger, hae justice court. Gordon Meagher, juror. justice court Bovey Furni' E. McDonald, juror, justice court E. J. McGowan, recordi: Mesaba Telephone Co., service . E. Meyers. labor on fair ground: d team for Comm. EX. rout team bringing h to undertakers, Ole sora labor performed burial of McCarthy child. Wm. P. Brown. labor perfo: county, 54-25, 55-2. L. B. Barnes, judge Geo. Backstrom, oe BR $88 2858 mary. é services prim. elec. at prim. election Wm. Mason, labor on Co, fair . J. McDonald, making returns etc.. Prim. election, rk of prin. elec. Maple ige of elec. Maple Ridge ley. services on canvass- ‘bd.prim. elec. Baker, labor perf ad, . Athur Bliss, Geo. M. Blasi Hattie F. Boot! Becker, labor eed siipant McAlpine, labor on eat for pest house, W. E. Martin, services on State road... Andrew Melhus. labor performed on Lake Jessie road...... Chas. McCormic! J.B. Metager, m + e Prim. ion, rformed upol 3 y elesyicn, spall bats Tim Mahon, carring P: Sup’ 3 Carpenter and Bearville, Richard McGraw, judge of Prim, Elec. Git F, W. Miller, judge, Prim. C.F. Miller, services at Prim. ichard Becker, George Becker, p. for State road Wo. Carter, sund. claim for labor on E, J. Crain, justice fees Nicholas Morrisset, judge Pri Wm: Campbell, juror, justice court... Ri spies tet ., Sundry stationery Mundy, judge Pi Robert, Metke, carring Prim. E. turns, ete., Deer Lake... George Miller, services at Prim. Ele Fraser precinct . . Sam Martin, judge 0 rent of building, Fraser precinct Frank Myers, wood furnished paupers W. F. Miller, balance on Splithand road Coleraine Optic, ‘publishing iiquor Levi Cochran, clerk of Prim: f Prim, Ei. and Chas. ‘Collinge, judge McCormick... services as axman on ditch No.1... s teeeneaee ones John €. Early, clerk of Prim. election, David Chambers, meais for jarymen.... Otto Denler, labor performed upon Plum creek road E. H. Dorothy. labor McKinley road. Dunn & Marcia, on State road Alex Dunn, labor pe te roa . oe Madde! BESET EIT tate road .... Ra Cee performed upoo Will Beabath cedar posts for Co. fair | f witness, justice Gene Neveaux. juror, justice court Miles A. Nelson, justice fees .... Niles & Aiton, sund. claims on Co. fair grounds .... John Nelson, claims for ‘oad. Sund. claims for labor John Neumann. rtormed upon S| 8S 38 witness, justice court.. Vik. Dondlerce, witness, justice court Ben Dixon. juror, justice court .. Dunn & Marcia, su) Eugene Dietzgen Supt. of roads..... O. L. Dakin, clerk Girard precinct - Peter Didier, serv’ Louis F. Dow © lofson, repairing and cleaning typewriter and book machine. - Chas. W. Erven, judge Prim. E, labor on State oe BB O. C. Oppegarde, witness, ju: Geo. O’Brien, rodsman, State road sur- , judge Prim. E, Swan . part payment supplies for re of Prim. election ices at Prim. election & S88 8 8 for poor farm supplies for paupers supplies for Donnell, suppiies £ oo P, C. Oslund, labor performed upon Northome Bena road..... W. J. & H. D. Powers, cla rformed upon Co. fair grounds .... Alfred Peterson. deputy coroner’s fees Axel Pearson, oe court, lo : s 3 ‘be. boat forcommissioners ex. inate lsbor a First State Ban! labor on State road... First National Bank, su’ labor on State roa Charley Forest, team work on County Fair ground. First State Ban labor on County Fair grounds ©. J. Franti, justice fees....... John Folkinghor, constable fees. Logan Fletcher. juror justice coui Hartley Fitzgerald, witness court...... satecoue L.H, Fletcher, clerk of Prim. election ndry claims for esses Ic Phil Paulson, juror, justtice court Chas. Peterson, juror, justice court The Pioneer Press Co., stationery sup- propo a Hi. D. Powers, supplies for court house and jail . upplies for poor clerk of Prim. election .. ps, judge of Elec. Splithand a Ser. on Vo. canvassi. Bd. Prim, Elec., 08. ..- Dan Powell, labor on State road. Joseph Rahier, labor performed upon Prim. election, Barney Fussy, clerk of Earnest. Flemming, team for commis- sioners ex. roads... Free Press Printing Co. liam Gilbert, juror justice cou: , labor performed upon. Cal. Gilman. juror. justice court . Richardson road... Emi! Gravelle, witness, justice cou! Emil Gravelle, witness, justice court Con Grife, juror justice court... Jos. Gibson Co., dynamite and fu: ‘performed’ upon Thos. Russell, coron Marv Reigelsperger, accompanying in- Sane patient to G. R.. sperger, convey’ . Rassmussen, clerd of cour F. E, Reusswig, deputy Coroner's fees g patient to hos- Jas. A. Ross, cot W. W. Gordon, labor’ Pim creek road Comm. Ex. roads onstable fees . Geo. Roberts, labor performed on Plum procuring ballots and judge of election, Joyce. oe ees of Prim. Elec. and rent of Bldg., Round Lake . Roberts, judge of Prim. ’ Elec, Ba. of men ‘surveying Part payment ‘Bovey Rd. contract. |. Rosholt, balance on Bovey Rd. contract ..... George Riddell. blacksmithin; Skelly Bros., sund. claims for Wm. Hoolihan, serv’ Wm. Hooliha: E} re Bo 382s Pp) gs H. S. Huson, j Henry Hess, witness, justice Hughes, juror, justice court. Henry Hillings. juror, justict court . .. Freeman Haynes, witness, justice court J. Hackey, juror justice court... J.C. Hermes, board of paupers, Au - {908 paupe s. Stat . Mike Stapleton, constable fees .. Frank Sherman, juror, justice court. John Spicht, juror. justice court... St. Benedict's Hospital, room and B. & B. P. Co., books’ and Joseph Sell. balance due on V Rd. contract ... John W. Swift, judg bs, jabor performed upon —— 4,4 4 iS = & °_ 54s ge Bu oo 39 85 . ©. Hermes, tobacco furnished pers. July and Aug. ... S. P. Hegdahl, clerk of im. Duncan Harris, judge Prim. E. Pat Hoolihan, labor performed upon » & 5 pee &B BSB s Wm. Sprague, te road... J. Shreve. judge of Joseph Sell. Judge ick... Frank Schicling, clerk Prim. EL., judge of Prim. Eiec. James R. Helson, clerk Pri » Surveror’s helper on Thos. Hughes, carrying Prim. E. z ama, Manne Hedquist, jud, Lake ...... . Eo 5 3 & 8 88 s 8 commissioner's mi! J. F. Sundloff, commissioner's mileage 65 | J. F. Sundloff, commissioner's mileage J. F. Sundloff, mileage attending board axeman, Biackberry Re J. F. Sundloff, Seog oo oe Henry Hughes & Co., sundry claims boron Oo. Pair gtounds.« meeting. Henry Hughes & Co.. supp! N, P. Si re f ker, judge Prim. election. Crooked Lake ‘ freight on roa repairing road tools bor on county roa: Jno. L. Shellman, medical attendance rion V, Smithy ser ‘rank V. Smith, G. G. St. Clair, M. D. Peace) . nies mY J. Taylor, sundry publishing and 2 @ Henry Hughe: kg 8 8 3888 ps at Be Felix Sarya. la 88 88 vices Prim. Ele: post mortem Ex. 8 printing. M.J. Taylor, publishing liquor licenses, ete. .. seeencees, William J. Tresscott, just! oe me fale ‘armon Tracy, witness, 7. . Tieberch, judge Prim. El. 4... es eae Anand iin, services, Prim. election, Gust Torbenson, services Shaw precin*! rk B 8858 BR justice court justice court re Bigfork road. . J. C. Johnson, w! Julia Jackson, witness, Fred eee HH. M. Johnson, jud; ae judge n, Supplies tor Carl J, Ely services at Prim, E. ver. aos eee kala, burial of Andrew Jacob- juror, justice court. abor performed upon McCormick. William Wilson, 'itmas, juror, justice court. P. C. Warner, survey! Lia. ‘aldroi Charles Karney, justice fees. Kingston, constable fees ...... lishing and 3.30/or adi Lake P. C. Warner, servi ms. 15,201 ditch No. 1.. fad EEE E . & Re on ge Peter Weigant, clerk of Prim. election, D* CHAS. M. STORCH, ti * 3.85 Shaw, Inet ere eee . C. : ‘arner, surveying Blackberry Ross W » bow D1 , ee. n t for commiss! re meeting. Un motion the Board adjourned to Saturday, November 28th, 1908. NEIL MULLINS, Attest: M.A. SPaNG, Cuurme™ {sEaL]) County Auditor, Notice for Publication. U.S. Land Office at C: Lake, Mii . Lge ery Sarpy 1908. ee of Remer. Minnesota, who, on May 16, 1902, made St. Cioud H. E. No. 2310s, serial m0. 0605, for SW, section 8, township 141 N., range 25 W., 5th principal meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establisn claim to the land above described, before the register and receiver U. S. Land Office, at Cass Lake. Minnesota, on the 18th day of November 1908. Claimant names as wittnesses; David C. DeCamp, Ole H. Halvorsen, Bert Webber and Gust H. Bergstrom all, of Remer, Minnesota, B.S. OAKLEY Register. Herald-Review, Sep. 30, Nov. 4. sean Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that default has been made in the conditions of a mortgage exe- 53 cuted by William J. Gibbs and Amalie M Gibbs, his wife, mortgagors, to George Som- mers. mortgagee. dated September 13th, 1907, and recorded in the office of the register of deeds of Itasca county, Minnesvta, on the 18th day of September, 1 t two o'clock p. m. in book F of mortgages on page 509 thereof; that the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage at this date is fourteen hundred ($1436.62); that the premises described in and covered by said mortgage are lot numbered event section six (6) in township one bundi and forty-seven (147), north of range twenty-five (25) west of the fifth (5th) principal meridian in Minnesota, containing forty-three acres and «ight hundredths of an acre, situ- ated in Itasca county, Minnesota; that no action or proceeding shas been instituted «at law to recover the debt secured by such mort- gage, or any part therof; that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage | oie. and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided. said mortgage will be fore- closed by the sale of said premises, at pane GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA. vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, sheriff of Itasca county, Minnesota, at the front door of.the court house in the city of Grand Rapids, in said county and state, on November 10th, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m, to satisfy the amount thendue on said mort- gage, together with the eost of such sale and seventy-five dollars ($75) attorney's fees, stip- ulated in said mortgage. Dated September 15th. 1908. GEORGE SOMMERS, it Mortgagee. HENRY DEUTSCH, Attorney for Mortgagee, 605-6) alace Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota. erald-Review, Sept. 23, Nov. 4. e6c= € MUSTC. Wocal and Instrumental E also U FrenchyLanguage. 1) Madam _ Daix-Despret Post-Office Box 545 = p) ec. __—_—_~28 Job Printing done by the Herald- Review is done right. Try it.‘ M. E. Church Services. Preaching at 10:30 a, m. and D. SundaySchool.. ee a Epworth League . 6:30 p. m Prayer Meeting...Thursday, 7:00 p.m Choir Rehearsal.. Thursday, 8:30 p. m Ladies Aid Society meets every Wed- nesday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Get printing at Herald-Review. For Rent—One large neatly fur- nished room. Stove heat-suitable for two gentlemen, Mrs. Lothrop. The Herald-Review has the newest 0} faces in job type. Phone 159. Mate HELP WANTED — Paper- makers—The International Paper Co. want machine tenders and back ten- ders for fast Fourdriner news machines at various mills in the east. 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Rapids Day or Night. ust UsServe You SSS SCLCSSCSCSCCSCCCS ITASCA GOUNTY: ABSTRACT OFFICE ABSTRACTS, REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE, Conveyances Drawn. Taxes Paid for Non-Residents, KREMER & KING, Proprietors, GRAND RAPIDS, - - MINN H. E. GRAFFAM REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE in the First National Bank buiiding in First National Bank Building.— FIDELITY, JUDICIAL, EXCISE, CONTRACT, and in fact all kinds of Bonds issued. Office opposite Post Notary Public Office. Over Finnigan’s ete} GOTO 2 2 MILLER’S Ice Cream Parlors For the Best Dish of Ice Cream to be had in the city. For anything refreshing in the Soft Drinks line. For Fresh Fruits, Candies. Nuts, in bulk or box, For Foreign and Vomestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Ete. Ha OEE AE ae A Ae ae ee ea EA AE A Ae ee a a ee a a ea ae ea F-U-R-S I will pay $5.00 apiece for No. 1 Mink, other Fur according. Timber Wolves ‘$5.00 each. Seeee WM. WEITZEL, Grand Rapids, Minn OOOO OOOO 0 O0 ‘A AEH A ee ee RE SACCCCEPSCESSSSS AGES