Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 8, 1910, Page 9

Death Due to Wrestling. County "Attorney Price went to Nashwauk Monday where he conduct- ed an inquest over the body of John Saari, who was injured while wrest- ling in the saloon of Peterson Olson Wednesday and who died the follow- ing Friday fr@m the effects of in, juries received. According to the tes- timony, Saari was intoxicated and ‘wanted to wrestle everybody who came in the saloon. He was wrest- ling with Nickodemius Nieme, who was also intoxicated ,when he receiv- ed his injuries, Nieme throwing him so his forehead struck the floor, A further investigation was recommend- ed. THE BiG CONVENTION HELD AL CROOKSTON (Continued from first page) pledge be refused support at the polls without regard to party. “Be it further resolved, That all political parties be most urgently re- quested to insert in their platforms a plank pledging the passage of a just reapportionment law. Stite oad Tax “Whereas, There is no question that more vitally affects the people of our state at the present time than that of bettering our public highways, we earnestly recommend that our next legislature submit a constitutional amendment providing for a 1-mill state road tax; that a state road tax of one-quarter of 1 mill, as author- ized by the constitution, be levied by the mext legislature, the’ same to be expended under the supervision of the state highway commission; and that the state legislature make a liberal appropriation annually hereafter to enaple the state highway commis- sion to employ a corps of competent men to instruct the local road author- ities in scientific road making. meclamation of Lands, “Whereas, During the last few years drainage projects of enormous magnitude have been prosecuted, whereby vast areas of land have been reclaimed and transformed into rich and fertile farm land; therefore, “Be it resolved by this association, That Minnesota, through the boarc of investment, should immediately dispose of enough of the bonds of fhe other states held by it, as are necessary to secure and loan to our Peaple the money essential to state development, especially for roads, drainage and schools. “Be it therefore resolved, That we are heartily in accord with the drain- #ge Movement commended by the various counties, “Be it therefore resolved, That the federal government be urged to re- claim the millions of acres held by it in trust for the Chippewa Indians. ~ Ne. Land Policy Demanded “Whereas, there is owned by the siate of Minnesota a vast area of land amounting to over 3,000,000 acres; and . “Whereas, the great acreage is con- fined almost entirely to eight coun- ties of northern Minnesota, where mew settlements are struggling with the problem of building roads and schools, and are finding themselves landlocked by state lands that pre- sent a constant barrier to road con- struction and bear no portion of the expense of road and school building so necessary to the healthy growth of any new country; therefore, “‘Be it resolved, that it is the de- mand of northern Minnesota, in con- vention assembled, that speedy and adequate relief be afforded by the mext legislature looking to the cor- rection of the evils that now exist in the handling of state lands. “That direct appropriations ‘be made to all counties in which state lands exist, proportionate to the acre- age of state lands in such counties, to aid in the building of roads and schools therein and the development of the agriculural advantages there- of. “That state Iands suitable for agricultural purposes When sold er offered for sale, the sold @ theiy virgin state .with@ the timber, by contract or fee simple, to the end that the settlers building a home on these tracts may have some means of support from the tim- ber while developing their farms. “That the legislature, at its next session, provide for the classification and appraisement of all state lands, ‘should bé greatly enlarged so that the advantages of the state, for home seekers may be given them greatest publicity, therefor “Be it resolved, that the legislature be requested to appropriate not less than §100,000 annually for the use of said board of immigration. Fe.teral Land Openin;- “Wheras, the federal government ‘will, om June. 20, 1910, open for set- tlement over 233,000 acres of land in the Cass Lake, Crookston and Duluth district in the northern part of Min- nesota; “Be it resolved, that this associa- tion appreciates the act of the de- partment in opening said lands for settlement and that we co-operate with the federal land offices and the state immigration bureau in giving general publicity to this opening, and endeavor to attract actual settlers to this land. Acricultural E tucation “Be it resolved, That we recom- mend to the next legislautre the pas- sage of such legislation as may be needed for the establishment of a system of rural township graded sthools wherein such instruction in the elements of agriculture, home economics and manual training may be taught as it is possible to give, and the granting of liberal appropriations to encourage the development of such a system and for the accomplishment of this work we recommend the cre- ation of a rural state school board, whose duties it shall be to foster an direct the establishment of such a system, “Be it resolved, That we recom- mend that the system of secondary agricultural schools consisting of the schools of agriculture at Crookston, Morris and St. Anthony Park, be ex- tended from time to time as condi- tions demand. “Be it resolved, That the move- ment for the establishment of agri- cultural departments in urban high schools be restricted to those high schools so situated that the rural schools surrounding a village or city ah secure /better results through a co-operation with the village or city high schools than through independ- ent organization. “Be it resolved, That we recom- mend the establishment of a_ thor- oughly efficient training department for the preparation of teachers for the rural schools and that the ele ments.of agriculture be added to the list of subjects required for the cer- tification of all teachers of the rural schools. : _ . Unt ersity E::tension “Be it resolved, That we approve of the policy of bringing the results of the experiments and research con- ducted in the university to the peo- ple and recommend that liberal ap- propriation for such extension work be made, 18] + [-~ mes Crooxston Thanked “Be it further resolved, That the delegates of the convention, each fand every one of them, hereby ex- press their appreciation of the cour- teous hospitable treatment accorded them by the citizens and the Com- mercial club of Crookston and the officers, of the association. . “M. N, KNOLL Sit “Chairman “WILLIAM 5. RICHARDSON, “Secretary,” Next Meeting in Brainerd The Northern Development associ- ation will meet next December in Brainerd. Warroad has filed a claim Yor the next convention after that and Duluth stands ready to welcome the convention whenever the dele- gates wish to go there. \ Meanwhile a finance committee has been named, with J. Brooks, of Be- midji, chairman, and G. G. Hartley, member from /St. Louis county, to frame a plan that will enable the organization to pay its way. It has been .ommteer work so far and the willing services of W. H. Mc- Kensie have be(n drawn upon far enough. The Committees The committees which were ap- pojnted to prepare resolutions to be adopted by the convention were as fallows: Reapportionment—C. FF. Scheers, ‘ubbard county; D.' H. Lawrence, Lake County; C. F. Mahnke, Carlton county. Good roads—W. E. Richardson, St. Louis county; R. C. Dunn, Miles Lacs county; W. J. Stock, Itasca county. Drainage and improvement of state lands—William J. Brown, Marshall| county; C. R. Middleton, Beltrami county; G. H. Mattson, Roseau coun- andi that all lands classified as agri-| +, cultural be offered for sale at a rea- sonable price at frequent intervals. “That an amendment to the consti- tution of the state be submitted | to the people amending article 8 there- of so as to permit the enactment of a better and more business-like method of disposing of state lands, having in view the proper protection Advertising and immigration—C. T. Kelly, Wadena county; P. Converse, Becker county; E. Mattson, Aitkin county. Extension of agricultural education —A.M. Dunton, Polk county; William Church, Todd county; A. J. Stone berg, Isanti county. State iands—-F. J. McPartlin, of the permanent school fund of the state. For Imrnigration. “Whereas, we believe that the powers of the board of immigration Kaochiching county; C. A. Albright, Crow Wing county; M. Heinzelman, ‘Clearwater county; John McGrath, Clay county; Jason Weatherhead, Norman county. In case of serious illness, fire, or a number of other things that might happen, the telephone is always at ' hand in any emergency where a conversation is the usual, The kind you see on Paris boulevards - Fifth Avenue too. Every Jast and leather that a woman could possibly want at any time. % HOUSE WIRING AND FIXTURE HANGING A SPECIALTY : ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 3 AND MACHINERY W.N. DELCOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ‘For Sale by JOHN BECKFELT Leave orders at : GRAND RAPIDS ; HAROWARE DEPARTMERT tp, 0. Box 64} MINNESOTA See eee nto totesteteatoeadectetecen teeta ented eatetenteeatecatectetoctetectet Office of County Auditor County of Itasca State of Minnesota apace of Expiration of Redemption. ee ete ee eee ptetoeecetedecetedededetetes AB ALWAYS ON DUTY gy ~ only means of explaining the situation properly. Our : local service is the best and we solicit your patronage’ NEW Miho : 3 Think it over and : Pd best eS : Telephone for a Telephone : be piling He ie bit sim ie F No. 67 F. M. McGRATH, Local Manager. # er and arora exclusive than | ee eetecetetecetnsentneeecteeecetptet eee eee eeeetedetetetetetetetetetetetette ae 3 ne +25 ay } even i Eis Year for| 4 u In Whose Name Subdivision of Section Sec. Twp. Rg. | Date of Sale Date of Judgment Which eon Wiis : “ae , a Sold Sold Assigned. . 1 v y es Luh ~ Wwe bs Bal at en | 22 | May 18th, 1907 March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 | $283 | $ 3.82 = Bevan Seino ene ae 22 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 2.83 3.82 ‘August Frykman SW% of SEY 11 | 67 | 22 | May isu, 1907 | March aise i907 | too | 333 | ar B . March 2ist, 1 1905 2 as cee eer ema eh oGer 11 | 67 | 22 | Mey iath: i907 | March aust, 190r | i90e | 238 ey panmceeaanas Rees 11 | 67 | 22 | May 13m, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | 1905 | 2.55 3.82 ay 1 larch "5 oy Geo. Beet Nux of NWA 11 | 68 | 22 | May ie 1207 inch aut 1207 | 1908 ang $2.58 ” Geo. wir ht a ; March 21s' 1904 ‘ fee pcre see ae < ae a es re aay 14th, 1906 | March aiet" 1906 1904 iss om lay 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 f , ii t y . March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 , Andrew Eckum NE% of NEY 26 | 69 | 22 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 1905 aoe bee ‘Andrew Hckem SW% of NE% 9 t, 4.29 5.83 Andrew Bokum SW% of NE% 26 | 69 | 22 | May igen, 1907 |. Starch aust, isor | isos | 438 | 588 =, . Ware. 1 Ps 4 2 ay » 1907 | March 21st, 1907 1905 £ 6: Paul Peterson SW% of NBK | 22 | 63 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 38 aaa R. L. Kraus et.al SW% of NEX 22 | 63 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 3.18 22.22 en p Seree ii ee = Bae a | S 2 May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 ‘ 26. SON. eerad May 14th, 19C6 | March 2ist, 1906 | 190 B. B. Sweet NW% of SW% 1 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2st 1907 1908 | B. C. Sweet NW of SW% 1 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21et, 1907 | 1905 | Henry O. Melby SE% of SEY 18 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 March 2ist, 1907 | | Henry O. Melby eee NE of NEY 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | Henry C. Melby sly NEY of NEY 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | } Henry O. Melby : i NW% of NE¥ 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | Henry C. Melby acs NW of NEY 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th 1907 | March 21st, 1907 Henry O. Melby SW% of NEY 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907°| March 2ist, 1907 Henry C. Melby SW% of NEY 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 Maude O. Melby ; NEY of SE% 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | Maude O. Melby ae NW% of SEK. 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 ‘Maude O. Melby SW% of SE% 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 Maude O. Melby SB% of SEX 19 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 B. B. Brett NE% of SW% 20 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 | B. B. Brett iy NW, of SW% i 20 | 66 | 23 | May 13th. 1907 | March 21st, 1907 B B Brett re NE% of SE% 20 | 66 | 23 | May 18th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 B. B. Brett NW of SE% 20 | 66 | 23 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 Chas. W. Johnson i Lot 1 18 | 63 | 24 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | : Chas. W. Johnson eet Lot 2 18 | 63 | 24 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | ; Chas. W. Johnson i SE% of NW% 18 | 63 | 24 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 j N. P. Ry. Co. SW% of SW% 4 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 ; Simon Berry SE% of SW% 5 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 : Simon Berry BW%, of SEX 5 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 2.87 ‘ Unknown SEX of -— 5 | st | 24 May 13th, 1907 | Maren 2ist, 1907 | 2.87 8 ; fean | 2 jay ss March 2ist, 1907 | 2.2! 5 Faas colaeas ae us nue 8 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 358 50 N. P. Ry. Co. of SW 8 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907. | March 21st, 1907 : 5 N. P. Ry. Co NW, of SEY 8 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 ae7 ane N. P. Ry. Co. SW% of SEY 8 | 67 | 24 May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | 4.14 4.85 N. bP. Ry. Co. SW% of NW% 9 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 1905 5.28 7.18 Unknown SE% of SE% 11 | 67 | 24 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 1905 5.18 6.98 Olaf Nelson GW, of NW% 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 1905 4.51 613 Olof Nelson SW% of NW% 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 | 4.51 6.13 Olaf Nelson SE% of NW\% 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | 1905 451 6.13 Otot Nelson ens of NWis : 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | 1905 451 6.13 lelson o v 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 190 905 5 ; Olof Nelson NEY of SW% 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 March 21st, 1907 | Tae aa ee Olaf Nelson NW of SW% 15 | 63 | 25 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 4.51 6.13 Slot Nelson a piss Peak a5 | 88 25 | Mey aaa a March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 4.51 6.13 ‘os. M. Moy: ° ' May * March 21st, 1907 5 J. M. Moylan SW% of NEY 1 | 64 | 26 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 1908 408 if Jos. M. Moylan SE% of NE% . 1 | 64 | 26 | May 13th, 1907 | March 21st, 1907 | 1905 4.14 J. M. Moylan SE% of NEY 1 | 64] 26 | May 13th, 1907 | March 2ist, 1907 | 1905 4.14 N. B. Hauney SE% of SE% 22 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 2ist, 1905 | 1903 6.98 N. B. Hanney SEY of SEY 22 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 21st, 1905 | 1903 6.98 N. B. Hauney SW% of SW% 23 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 21st, 1905 | 1903 5.66 | N. B. Hanney ae oF eee 23 u rH nee Su tea March 21st, 1905 | 1903 5.66 N. B Hauney of NW 26 | 64 May 8th, 5 | March 2ist, 1905 | 1903 J NB. Hannery NW% of NW% 26 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 2ist, 1905 | 1903 633 N. B. Hauney NEY of NEY 27 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 2ist, 1905 | 1903 8.34 N. B. Hannery NE of NE% 27 | 64 | 26 | May 8th, 1905 | March 2ist, 1905 | 1903 8.34 Chas. W. Jewett NEY of SW% 24 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 4.92 Chas W. Jewett NW of SW% 24 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 4.92 Chas. W. Jewett SW% of SW% 24 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 4.33 Chas. W. Jewett SE% of SW% 24 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 | March 21st, 1906 /~ 1904 4.33 Jaz. A. Seeley SEY of SE% 34 | 64 | 26 May 14th, 1906 | March 2ist, 1906 | 1904 3.73 Jas. A. Seeley NW% of SW% 35 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 | March 21st, 1906 | 1904 4.33 Jas. A. Seeley SW%-of SW% 35 | 64 | 26 | May 14th, 1906 March 21st, 1906 1904 4.33 Patrick Culligan NW% of NE¥, or Lot 2 17 | 67 | 24 | May 8th, 1905 March 21st, 1905 1903 9.27 To August Fraykman, August Frykman, John Copeland, Geo. Esterby, Geo. Schivitz, Geo. Schwirtz, J, R. Holton, Andrew Eckem, Andrew Eckum, Paul Peterson, R. L.Kraus et al. B. E. Sweet, B. C Sweet, Henry O. Melby, Henry C. Melby, Maude O. Melby, B. B. Brett, Chas. W. Johnson, N. P. Ry. Co., Simon Berry, Patrick Culligan, Unknown, Olaf Nelson, Olof Nelson, Jos. M. Moylan, J. M. Moylan, N B. Hauney, N. B. Hanney, N. B. Hannery, Chas. W. Jewett and Jas A. Seeley: " You are hereby notified that the foregoing pieces or parcels of land situate in the County of Koochiching (formerly a part of the Coun- ty of Itasca) and State of Minnesota are now assessed in the respective name set respectively before each description; that on the respective date set after each description respectively im the column headed “Date of sale” at a sale of land pursuant to the real estate tax judgment duly made and given im and by the District Court in and for the County of Itasca and State of Minnesota on the respective date set after each descrip- tion respectively in the column headed “Date of Judgment” in a proceeding to enforce the payment of taxes delinquent on real estate for the respective year set after each description respectively in the colunm headed “Year for which sold” said pieces or parcels of land were each severally and separately’sold for the respective amount set after each description respectively in the column headed “Amount for which sold” and the same were respectively bid in by the State of Minnesota for the respective amount last mentioned; that the said several pieces or parcels of land were not redeemed and that therealter and on the 10th day of May A. D. 1910 the said several pieces or parcels of land were severally and sepa- rately assigned by the State of Minnesota for the respective amount set after each description respectively in the column headed “Amount for which assigned,” which amount was duly paid to the County Treasurer bf said county and was not less than the amount required by law; that separate certificates of assignment were duly issued by the County Auditor of said County im the form prescribed by law and that.each of said certificates has been presented to me \ at my office for the purpose of. having notice of expiration of time for redemption given and served; that the amount required to redeem each piece or parcel of land, exclusive of the costs to accrue on this notice, is the amount set forth after- each description respectively in the column headed “Amount for which assigned” and interest at the rate of Twelve (12) per cent per annum from the 10th day of May A. D. 1910 to the day such redemption is made; and that the time to redeem said pieces or parcels of land from, said sale will expire sixty (60) days after the service of this notice and filing of proof of such service in my office. Witness my hand and official seal this 20th day of May, A. D., 1910. M.A. BPANG ‘ ‘ ae LOY Auditor of Itasca County, Minnesota. (Seal, County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn). "0. 1) Li? : : = | a