Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 6

PAGE Six WHEN IN NEED OF JOB PRINTING: CALL ON OR CALL UP THE Herald-Review ees ahoeectreteatoateetedteatonts SeASaBe eet setoate eae steateaectontoetectectoatreceateatedtectretentoat ea rarratededranaies? a Sedpedengrees ay _ Notice of Application SRAND RAPIDE for Li-uor License. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY o* Itasca, Village of Marble—ss, Notice is hereby given, that ap- plication has been made in writing to the village council of the said vil- lage of Marble and flied in my of- [enlbed 4b. blot fourteen (14) west said tion and. has agreed at and for the con- | sideration for vacate and set aside all said assessment: releasing and discharging and said Allie A. Knox therefrom as above stated. premises ot | said considera- | right-of-way, for the said lands to cancel, said land | ow, Therefore, In consideration of th and of a deed of said i} lands, | fice, praying for license to sell! in- | made, executed and delivered by said toxicating liquors for the term com: | “lie A. Knox to said village. | ‘ ) 16, 191 Be it resolved by the village council REDO RE (or April 16, 1911, and ter-| o¢ the village of Grand Rapids, Minne | minatin on Apri] 15, 1912, by the | sota, that the assessment of two hun- | following person and at the following | dred and 16-100 ($268.16) | ; ‘ ‘ é ainst lot twelve (12) lace, as stated in said application, | 40!# Shute % aes ” | off block fourteen (14) in the town of | Sela oe |Grand Rapids (original townsite), as | DOLPH BUTLER, paving assessment, certified to the coun-| In room No. 3,.being the west room| ty auditor of Itasca county, Minn., on on the ground floor of the three stor|the 26th day of ember, 1910, and | all other charges assessed against said | brick building. known as Hotel Marble situated on lots thirteen (13), four- teen (14 and fifteen (15) in block |v, lot as paving assessments, but not certi-| fied to the county auditor of said coun- and all assessments for or on ac- | five (5), original plat ‘of Marble, Itag- |°("™t of paving whether the same be | A emia Scchenak: é now due or shall hereafter become due, | Ce eo |be, and the sbme are hereby canceled, | Said application will be heard and determined by said village council of the village of ‘Marble at the council rooms in Town hall on Monday, the | 3r@j day of April, 1911, at 8 o'clock, | p. m., of that day. | Witness my hand.and sea] this 24th day of March, 1911. | J. E. GRAVEL, Clerk. (Seal) STATE OF MINNE ITASCA.—ss. In Dist Court, District Elizabeth M. SOTA, COU. ‘TY OF} ict Fifteenth Judical | Brown, Plaintiff, Charles Brown, Defendant. SUMMONS. The State of Minnesota to the above named defendant: | teeta gpedDQeiteatesiedgesieetoatbageaeoatesteadrateaieateatedtedieatees Bring in your idea and we'll | LED NPL AL DEP LDDDLor ee guarantee good neat work. Full count is always given and the very best stock is used, HDD peteed PRLILOLALOLE SDA LEDS ID NLL POLED LLAL ALLELE SELLY LOE IEDILABEEEO SLES IEBLASD PODDOOMM-S PODER D ILI OL DLR MDs detonator : PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT at the } Herald You are hereby summoned and re- | ayired to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled action, which complaint is on file in the office of the clerk of the court, at Grand Rap- | ids, in said county, and to serve a! copy of your answer to the said com. plaint in the subscriber, at his office in the village of Baudette, county of Beltrami, Minnesota, within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such ser- vice; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this acttion will apply to the court for the relief demanded — in the complaint. Dated March 3rd, 1911. ©. R. MIDDLETON, Attorney for Plaintiff, Baudette, Minnesota H. R. March 2 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE Village Council Grand Rapids, Minn. March 21st, 1911. The Village council held its first meet- ing for the year at Village hall, there being present all of the newly elected officers, and after the approval of their official oaths a roll call President A. c. Trustees Arscott, King and sell and Recorder Sherman as beitig sent. the following resolution was present- ed and upon motion of Trustee King duly seconded, same was unanimously adopted by the council. | Resolution. Whereas, the village of Grand Rapids in the county of Itasca, Minn., is desir- | ous of purchasing and acquiring from | Mrs. Allie A. Knox, widow, the follow- ing dsecribed tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the county of Itasca and state of Minnesota, described as follows: All that part of block fourteen in the original townsite of Grand Rapids, «cording to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the register | of deeds in and for said county, lying | and being west of the right of-way of theGreat Northern Railway Co., as the same is now established over and across said block fourteen; and whereas, here- tofore, the said village of Grand Rap. ids has proceeded to pave Third street in said village and has paved and caus- ed to be completed a pavement in, upon | "hd along said Third street, whereby and on account of which pavement, the building, and in the building, making, constructing and completing of which | there has been assessed against said lot} twelve of said block fourteen (14), Grand Rapids original townsite, certain as ments, known as and called paving as- sessment, some of which-a ments are now due and payable, to-wit: The sum | ($268.16) dollars, and some of which as- said lot twelve; and, whereas, said vil- | lage has made a proposition to said | Allie A. Knox to purchase from that part of said block fourteen lying west of the right-of-way of railroad as aforesaid, and has requested | said Allie A. Knox to sell the same to said village; and, whereas said Allie A. (14) to-wit; all that part of block fourteen | (14) lying west of the i said Great Northern where said railway crosses said block, to said village for and in considera- tion of the full amount of all the moneys! levied or assessed upon or against said | railway company and for and on account of all paving of | every kind, character and description made by said village of, whether said assessments are due and payable at the date hereof, or to become due and payable hereafter, that the ssid lot twelve shall be absolute} ly and entirely released, freed and dis- reer elesteaotontontontontnatecteats Review i DEFECTIVE PAGE be released, freed and discharged from the said paving assessments and so | that the said Allie A. Knox shall be Regie motion, carried, the council ad- released, freed and discharged from Pree, : ; the same; and whehess, said village has |4 accepted said proposition and has agreed to purchase the said lands above des- | vacated ,and. | council and other |onded and | designated as <4) | jand | FRANK SHERMAN, of two hundred sixty-eight and 16-100 | date at the office of the recorder. sessments are to become due hereafter; | Arscott, King and said Allie A. Knox being the owner of | er Sherman. her | Trustee said | taken from the table. jance Co., Knox has offered to sell the said lands, | proved by the council and ordered filed. | right-of-way of | py telle and Cloutire for liquor license, next meeting. ra ; | man jot twelve (12) In sald block fourteen | .auai division of day and night work for | 4) for or on account of said paving | “Uti nen, BORO nae vg at the date here- |" | Trustee Russell that Thos So | appointed Night Watchman, carried. | by charged from the said paving samme 3 Rea ENE Os Gee: Mocted: for ‘sec. and so that the said Allie A. Knox shall lvices rendered as night watchman trom | | | March 1st up and including March 23rd, et aside.and said lot twelve and said AllieA. Knox are hereby re- | leased and discharged therefrom and from all obligations’ on account therefor. It is distinctly stated that the said | pavin; are paid in full b the conve f said land to said vil- 1 Dated this 21st day of March, A. D., | 1911. | A..C. BOSSARD, President of Village Council THOS. RUSSELL GEO. ARSCOTT FRED -A. KING Trustees | | tANK SHEKMAN, | Recorder. Introduced by Fred A. King this 21st day of March, 1911, J adopted by un-}| animous vote Attest: | FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder | Motion by .Trustee Arscott duly zal onded and carried that. the regular | monthiy meetings of the council be held on the second Monday of each month. Applications’ from Art. Seamans, J. F. McCormick, Geo. Moore and Thomas Trainor for the positions of village mar- shal and watheman were presented. A ballot resulted in the election of J. F. McCormick to the position of marshal and Geo. Moore as night watchman. Thos. Benton was elected to serve street commissioner for the ensuing year For the office of village attorney the | €@ elected, | A joint bid from the publishers of the | Herald-Review and Independent for pub | lishing the proceedings of the village | matters requiring pub. | lication was presented and upon motion | of Trustee King, duly seconded, the same was accepted. Upon motion of Trustee Ru: onded and carried, Dr. G. F. Schmidt | was appointed healtb officer for the en- | ell, sec- | | | suing year. Upon motion of Trustee Russell,.seconce) ed, and carried the salary of the village | marshal and night watchman was placed | at $75.00 each per month. Upon motion by Recorder Sherman conded by Arscott salary of street com | sioner was placed at $75.00 per month} The matter of the salary of the village| treasurer and recorder was passed un- | til the next meeting. | Motion by Trustee Russell that the s: ary of the health officer befixed at $10. | 00 per month, was seconded and duly | rried. Upon motion of Recorder Sherman | seconded and carried, the salary of the | village attorney was placed at $400.00 | per year. Upon motion by Trustee Arscott, sec- | duly carried, the bond of was placed at $5. 000.00 | matter of the bond of the | was deferred until the next | m 1. | the and the recorder regular meeti§z. Upon motion of Trustee Arscott, conded and ca and the First duly | ried, the First. Nation- | State banks were both depositories for the vil. | Arscott, seconded | amount of the bond | the banks as deposi- | at $15,000 each. The | tional bank in the | presented and ac- | Motion of Trustee ed, the to be required by tories was placed bond of the First sum of $15,000 was repted. The village attorney was instructed to attend to the matter of securing the lots for the creamrey Upon motion of Tr journment was taken. . | Village Recorder. Special Meeting. GrandRapids, March Minn, 24th, 1911 met on the above The village council Pre- | President A. C. Bossard; Trustees | Russell and Record- Minutes of last meeting | read and approved. | Motion by Trustee King seconded by Arscott, that the application of John Beaudry for a liquor license be Carried. The said application with bond from | the Massachussetts Banking and Insur- as surety was presented, ap- | sent, Upon motion of Trustee King, secondec Trustee Arscott, application of Pat- car- ried, was laid upon the table until the Petition was presented by Night Watcl Moores asking that there be an tendered his | seconded and ng granted Mr. Moores ignation. On motion duly arried same was accepted. Moved by Trustee King, seconded by | Trainor be Moved by Trustee Arscott seconded Trustee King that the recorder i FRANK SHERMAN, Recorder. | summoned |the complaint ef the plaintiffs here- |John Unger | St. Anthony | Aipril 4th, as they appear on the latest tax duplicates are as follows | St. Anthony Lumber | Dona Lejambe .. PID’ HERALD.REVIEW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1917. STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY of Itasca, District Court, Fifteenth Judicial District. \lexander W. Lowasbery and Thom- as H. Simmons, Plaintiifs VS. | Peter ott, Alexander Bineite. weorge H. Haauusiton, Sela Good- rich Wright, Leda Goodrich Wright, F. L. Putnam, John Mar- un stmber Co., Laura A. Day, Levinia Day, Florence Mackey and Frank J. Mackey, her husband, Hugene H. Day and Mabel C. Day his wife, Clara Day Wiliard and David Willard, her husband, Hen- rietta E. Day, Lenora B. Lucas and William. E. Lucas, her hus- band, Mary L. Prindle and Charles K. rindle, her husband, Florence bay ‘Parke, Robert. A. Parke, Leo- nard A.: Day, and Mary E. Day, his wife, brank EK. Day and Mary H, Day his wife, Fred H. Day and Alice G. Day, h's wife, Addie M. Day; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the com- plaint herein, Defendants. CHE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVED NAMED DEFEND : Ss. You and each of you are hereby and required to answer fae which complaint has beea filed in the office of the clerk of said} district court, in the said county of itasea, state of Minnesota, and to serve a copy of your. answer to sail coinplaint upon the subscriber, at his office,, in the city of Minneapolis county of Hennepin, state of Minne- sota, within twenty (20) days after service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer said complaint within the time afore- said, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the court for the relief de- manded in said complaint, together with the costs and disbursements of this action. Dated, January 13, 1911. R. J. POWELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs, 312-14 Lumber Exchange Bldg., Minneapolis, Minnesota, —— STATE OF MINNESOTA, of Itasca. District Court, Fifteenth Judical Dis- trict. Alexander W. Lownsbery and Thomae i. Simmons, Plaintiffs. COUNTY names of F. F. Price, James Doran and| peter Scott, Alexander Bin- ©. MeCarthy wer Titec ette, George HH Hamil- vote bein)y takn F. F e received ton, Sela Goodrich Wright, Leda shreq votes J Doran, one; C. C. } codrich Wright, F. L. Putnam | McCarthy, one. F. F, Price was declar-| john Martin Lumber Co., Laura A. .., Lavinia Day, Florence Mackey, and Frank J. Mackey, her husband, Eugene H. Day and Mabel C. Day, his wife, Clara Day Willard and David Willard, her hus- band, Henrietta E. Day, Leonora B. Lucas and William E. Lucas, her husband, Mary L. Frindle and Charles E. Prindle, her husband, Florence Day Parke, Notice of Hearing Whereas, a petition bas been commissioners of Itasca county, Minn. to be surveyed, located and staked ‘of 1895, all sections, and property \ship 55, range 25. Now, therefore, notice is hereby tion will be granted at the office of April 4th, 1911. The owners of the as they appear on the latest tax Name Chas. Arthur Brock S. M. Dinwiddie .. T. B. Walker T. B. Walker C. M. Taylor Cc. M. Taylor Chas F. Brock a | Alexander H. Ranger Cc. M. Taylor aa) Wee veiy A. B. Garling.. . «(a mle Tete W. D. Washburn, Jr. St. Anthony Lumber Co. Theodore Brock : St. Anthony Lumber Lumber Co. Robert A. Parke, Leonard A. Day, and Mary E. Day, his wife, Frank E. Day and Mary H. Day, his wife, Fred H. Day and Alice G.- Day, his Wife, Addie M. Day; also all other persons or parties unknown claim- ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein defend- ants. ' Lis Pendens. Notice is hereby given, That an action has been commenced in this jcourc by the above named plaintiffs against the above named defendants, the object of which is to obtain a judgment that said plaintiffs are the owners in fee of the following ~c- scribed real property, and that the ; defendants, and each of them, have |no estate or interest therein, or lien | thereon. {" The premises described in the com- plaint and involved in said actioa |are situated in the county of Itasca and state of Minnesota, and are de- | ed as follows, to-wit: Loc two (Z) or the northeast quar- ter of the wc ihwest quarter (NE% NW*4) of se tion tweive (12), towa- slup fifty eight (5%). range twenty four (24); northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (NE4% SE) of section thirty-three (33) townsnip fifty-nine (59), range twerty four (24), and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter (SE% NE) of section two (2), township fifty-six (56) range twenty-five (25). st | Notice is further given, that ne personal claim is made against saié defendants, or either of them, ir said action. Dated, January th, 1911. R, J. POWELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs 312-14 Lumber Exchange Bldg Minneapolis, Minnesota. H. R. Mar 8-Apri} 12 UTILITY STRAIN, S. Cc. ORPHINGTONS WHITE Egg Producers and Prize Winners Mrs. H. EK. Abell, Stevenson, Minn. Eggs For Hatching irst Pen $3.00 for 15; $1.50 for 15. Se ond Pen DR. THOMAS RUSSEL Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Corner Leland Avenue and Sixth Street GRAND RAPIDS, - MINNESOTA the regular price Rexall Saturday Red Cross 50 cents per pound, 2% candy, at Drug store, cents on Sat- urday only. Petition for Survey. presented to the board of county » asking that said board shall cause out, pursuant to chapter 250, laws lines pertaining to section 24, town- given that a hearing on said peti- said board, at Grand Rapids, Minn., lands to be affected by such survey duplicates are as follows: Sect. Twp. Range aang NE of NE 24 NW of NE% 24 SW% of NE% 24 SE% of NE% 24 NEW of NW% 24 NW of NW 24 SW% of NW} 24 SE% of NW% . 24 NE\% of SW% 24 NW% of SW% - 24 SW% of SW% -. 24 SE% of SW% 24 NE% of SE% 24 NW of SE% 24 SW% of SE% 24 «55 5 SE% of SEY By order of the board of County Commissioners, this 4th day of March 1911. H. R. March 15-22-29, M. A. SPANG County Auditor Notice of Hearing Petition for Survey. Whereas, commissioners of Itasca county, to be surveyed, a petition has been presented Minn., asking that said board shall cause located and staked out, of 1895, all sections, and property lines pretaining to section 31, iship 56, range 25. to the board of county pursuant to chapter Now therefore notice is hereby given that a hearing on said petition will be granted at the office 1911, the owners of the vey Name ‘St. Anthony Lumber Co. Gilbert Lessard “ St. Anthony Lumber E. Gravelle egy ens B. Gravelle .. .. -... John Billock E. Gravelle Vv. R. L. Co. E_ Gravelle .. St. Anthony Lumber Co. Vv. R. L. Co. ae Anthony Lum er Co. RoE C0, ..00 > ss v. R. L. Co. .. By order of the board of Coun March, 1911. H. R. Mar 15-22-29. HOUSE WIRING HANGING A Electrical Supplies and Machinery of said board, at Grand Rapids, Minn., lands to be affected by such sur- Section Twp. Range ree) 56 NE of NE% 31 56 25 NW% of NE% 5 2 SW% of NE% 5 SEY of NE% 56 25 Loti 25 Lot 2 re Lot 3 iE SE¥% of } 5 W% SE% of SW% Lot 6 NE\% of SEW NW of SEY Lot 7 SE% of SB% 7th day of 56 i Commissioners, this M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. AND FIXTURE SPECIALTY Ww. N. DELCOUR ELETRICAL CONTRACTOR Leave Orders at HARDWARE DEP’TMENT Henry Hughes @ Co. P. O. BOX 154 Grand Rapids, Minn | | |