Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 9

Nee enero “ PRN ae OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE Village Council OF THE Village of Grand Rapids Minnesota | | Grand Rapids, Minn., May 2, 1913. A special meeting of the Village Coun- cil of the Village of Grand Rapids, Itas- | ea County, Minnesota, was held this 2nd day of May, 1913, in the Recorder's | office, Village hall, at 8 o'clock p. m- ident Riddell, Members present:—F Trustees Arscott and King and Recorder; Sherman. On motion duly made and carried, the reading of the minutes was dispensed | with. It being the time and place set for the hearing of certain liquor license ap- | plications, President Riddell declared | first order of business. pplication of Thos Reilly was this to The taken up. There being no objections filed against the granting of same, and th Recorder stating that application | had been published according to law, ‘Trustee Arscott moved that license be granted to Thos Reilly for a term of | one year from the first. day of May, 191. Trustee King seconded the motion and upon a vote being had the following voted aye: Arscott, King, Riddell and Sherman. ere being no nays, the presi4 motion carried and j dent de red the ordered license issued to Thos Reilly for a term of one year from*May Ist, 2913. The application of Mrs. Pattelle and Mrs, Cloutier under the firm name of Patelle & Cloutier was taken up. There being no objections filed against the granting of same and the Recorder stat- ing that said application had been pub- | lished according to law, Trustee Arscott moved that license be granted to Patelle & Cloutier fora term of one year from May 14th, 1913. Recorder Sherman sec- onded the motion and upon a vote being had, the following voted aye: Arscott, King, Riddell and Sherman. There be- ing the president declared the motion carried and ordered license is- sued to Patelle & Cloutier for a term of one year from May 14, 1913, subject to the approval of applicant’s bond and the paying into the Village Trea- sury the fee required by law. Trustee Arscott offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolv That warrants Nos. 5950 and 1, issued upon the General Fund, be called in for payment and that there be drawn a warrant on the Gen- eral fund to pay the face of said war- rants and the rued interst thereon. Recorder Sherman seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and upon a vote being had the following voted aye: Ar- | scott, Riddell and Sherman. Nays, King. Whereupon the president declared the motion ed. ‘ Trustee Arscott offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: transferred from the Contingent fund transfered from the Contingent fund to the credit of the General fund for the purpose of retiring outsanding war- rants. Trustee King seconded the mo- tion to adopt the resolution, which car- ried by a unanimous vote, and said resolution was therefore duly adopted. The following bills were audited and allowed: Henry Hughes & Co., nope | | | 5949 labor bill Be 6 00 John Beckfelt, assignee labor CHE Se POG: 8s 2 1 Q. L. Trask, clerk, freight paid on rubber coats a4 ‘The following resignations were read and accepted: From R. H. Bailey, as Justice of the Peace, from Dr. C M. Storch as Village Health Offocer. ‘Trustee Russell arrived at this time. The president declared the next order of business would be the appointing ot a Justice of the Peace, and a Health officer to complete the unexpired terms. Motion made by King, seconded by Russell, that C. B. Webster be appoint- ed Village Justice of the Peace, to complete the balance of the term. Mo- tion carried by unanimous vote. Motion made by Russell seconded by Arscott, that Dr. J. Gendron be appointed Village Health Officer. Motion carried | by a unanimous vote ‘A committee was present and request- ed the council to donate the sum of $150.00, for the purpose of paying the lease on the Ball Park and the balance for improving same. Motion made by King, seconded by | Sherman, that the Village pay the sum of $75.00 for renewing the lease on the ‘ball park, and the sum of $75.00 in improving same. The following voted | aye: King, Riddell and Sherman; nay, ‘Arscott and Russell. Whereupon the ypresident declared the motion carried. Motion made by Arscott, seconded by King, that the sum of $75.00 donated for improving the ball park be expended under the supervision of the street com- | missioner. Motion carried by a unani- mous vote. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. GEORGE RIDDELL, Village President. FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Attest: OF THE \ School Board | OF | School District No. 1, Grand Rap- ids, Itasca County, Minnesota. | Grand Rapids, Minn., April 14, 1913. A beeting of the school board of echool District No. One was held in the Central schoo] building at two o'clock ». m. C. B. Burgess and J. D. Doran | bill allowed, ; Over to Treasurer Dickinson. ; tion was, upon motion, approved |p. m, building at Bleckberry. It was moved that an informal election be heid at Blackberry on April 21st, to determine the location of the proposed new. school building. The motion carried. Upon motion, Edward Wilscn was re- appointed as truant officer for the en- suing year at a salary of $35.00 per month. ‘pon motion, Superintendent Freeman was authorized to make the necessary trips to determine the qualifications of teachers who are applicants for po- sitions in the schools of the district. 1 following bills were, upon motion, allowed: Mesabe Telephone Co., tolls and rentals ....- . 107 E. H. Dorotyy = porting, Jan. and Feb. 10 00 Jacob Ranta, wood for Carpent- er school . 2 93 Brown & Laus hosset and high 41 44 Anna Rosdett, wood for Max W. E. Nweton, wood for High and Forest Lake schools .... 62 13 J. Fischer & Bros., high school MUBIC ....060265 seeree oe eeteee 30 47 A. iH. Martin, paid for telephone and telegraph ....-- fe vnlgag ins es 2 30 W. C. Barret, livery for super- intendent ....... $i eee arehiy kon): SOR Northwestern Blaugas Co., . gas for domestic science dept..... 4 23 St. Paul Book & Stationery Co., library books, Cohasset school 45 14 Arthur C. Davis, paid for sup- plies, Squaw Lake school..... : 3 20 Wallace Attix, wood for Orth SCHOO ....--42 seveee o. . 400 Robert H. Hensel, wood for Big Fork school ...... ..++.-.. ++ 65 30 Thos, J. Caie Co., library .book: High school ......-2+- seereeee 87 62 James Cole, wood for Cohasset School 0.0. 2.6 see ce sees esos. 20:00 Gerk Huelseman, newspapers for German class ......2+.- sere ee 1 60 Anna Rosdett, rent of Max school house, 4 months ot ee aeeee 32 00 | H. D. Powers, general supplies and repair materials 2-14 92 Frank Myers, team work 400 Cc, W. Forrest, team work .... 8 85 t. Blake, wood for Swan River school ...... ..eseeeeeeee 21 00 Andrew Broquist, transporting pupils at Squaw Lake school.. 48 00 Andrew Broquist, wood for Squaw Lake school ........ .-++se0+ «+ 28 80 Wisconsin Incubator Co., incu- bators for agricultural dept... 8 00 A. Flanagan Co., freight’ paid on school supplies .... 4 10 05 Laura V. Congdon, wo Lake school D. Appetion & Co Thomas Daigle, wood for Daigle School ........ «+ . 8 75 B. C. Kiley, printing. . Rw Agnes Murdock, work at Dun- bar Lake school saat 5 7 Thos Kunsela, building chimney at Dunbar Lake school 27 00 ‘lanagan Co., pens 9 90 inn & Co., text books ........ 18 X-Ray Incubator Co., apparatus for agricultural department.. 13 00 W. Kerr, wood for High SCHOO 2.062. ceeees lees - 80 92 | Dunn & Marcia, repair materials, Cohasset o mmane hs one : 2 80 A. A. Stonefield, hauling sup- plies Shallowpond school .... 2 25 James Cole, wood for Cohas- set school 45 00 Wolf Brothers, Lake school 17 87 Lewis P. Carpenter, hauling sup- plies Togo school a tees 3 00 E. C. Kiley, printing and pub- lishing proceedings ..........+- 5 65 A. L. LaFreniere, publishing proceedings ........ esos coos 5 65 Amanda G. Smith, transport- ing charges for her daughter.. 7 50 Itasca Mercantile Co., general and domestic science supplies... 30 39 Water and Light Com., water rent and light ...... ......-.+. 110 64 Lillian A. Hunter, paid for sup- pulies and hauling .......... o° 2 60 Ada Bergstrom, labor at Ander- son school 3 00 John Aiton, school . eeeee coos oe eeececee 19 44 Ole Lee, wood for High and ‘Central schools ..........++-+++ 8 50 |C. R. Bell, wood for Deed Lake School ........... a ore 17 00 Estella Sherman, paid for haul- ing: supplige: ....0..0 sess tscse) Jessie Forsythe, janitor services at Stingy Lake ................ 17 50 D. C. Heath & Co., express on books . - 62 Bernard geon Lake school . . 400 Kathryn H. Gilbert, playing for Higs school chorus ............ 8 00 Fredrick J. Drake, text books.. 13 50 Cc. E. Burgess, R. R. fare, post- age etc. ........ 1 84 Wm. McGregor, charges for Neset children at Houpt school ........ iP Siie Seite 15 00 R. C. Becker, repair work at Thorofare school ........ ..+- 17 Florence Carlson, substitute teacher, Carlson school ...... 11 26 Upon motion, the meeting adjourned. J. D. DORAN, Clerk. Grand Rapids, Minn., April 28, 1913. A meeting of the school board of school District No. One was held in the Central school building at 2:20 p. m. All members of the board were present. There was recived from Martha Mac- Donald $2.50, received from the sale of old stove at Moose Park school, and from Anna D. Fish $1.00, correction of which sums were turned A petition for a new school building was received, and was placed on file. Director Burgess repcerted that at the election held at Blackberry, April 21st, | to decide upon the location of the pro- posed new school pbuilding, by vote of 54 to 10 a point in the S. W. corner of the N. E. 4% of the N. E. % of Sec- tion 9, Township 54, Range 24, was des- ignated as the location of the said schocd! a two-acre tract at said point to be donated to the school district by Thell. Simmons & Co. The action at said elec- and the clerk was instructed to publish no- | tice calling for bids for the erection of the proposed new school pbuilding for the Blackberry school, which said bids will be opened May 12th, at 2:30 Upon motion, an order was drawn for $875.00 in favor of McCoy & Co., in pay- ment of interest on school district bonds. The following teachers were, upon motion, appointed for the ensuing school \ | said county, Bessie Campbell, music, physical culture. | The following bills were, upon motion, allowed: Upon motion, the meeting adjourned to | meet Monday, May 5th, at 2:30 p. m. { J. D. DORAN, Clerk. Summons for Publication STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUTY OF ITASCA- In Justice Court, before Oharles Kear- ney, Justice. Stone-Ordeans-Wells Company, a corpor- ation, Plaintiff. vs Charles LaFond, Defendant, THE STATE OF MINESOTA, COUNTY GF ITASCA—ss. The State of Minnesota to Charles La- Fond, Defendant. You are hereby summoned to be and appear before the undersigned, one of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county on the 31st day of May, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. at my office in the Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, in to answer to the com- plaint of Stone-Ordean-Wells company, |! a corporation, plaintiff in the civil ac- tion wherein the plaintiff claims the sum of fifty-one and 92-100 dollars ($51.- 92), with interest on $14.13 from July 14, 1912; and on $14.04 from September 1, 1912, and on $11.50 from December 1, 1911, and on $12.25 from May 24, 1912, at six per cent per annum. Should you fail to appear at the time and place aforesaid, judgment will be entered against you, upon the evi- dence adduced by the plaintfif, for such sum as it may show itself entitled to. Given under my hand and dated this 3rd day of May, 1913. CHARLES KEARNEY, Justice of the Peace. Herald Review May 7-14-21 Torrens N. 200 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ITASCA District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis- trict. In the Matter of the Application of Itasca Lumber Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Illinois to register the title to the following described real estate, sit- uated in Itasca County, Minnesota, namely: South half (S%) of Section Eleven (11) in Township One Hundred Forty-nine (149) North, Range Twenty-six (26) west of the fifth Principal Meridian, accord- ing to the United States Government Survey, Applicant. Against Great Northern Railway Company, a corporation; Bankers Trust Company, a corporation; State of Minnesota, Itasca Lumber Company, a Minnesota corpora- and all other persons and parties un- known claiming any right title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate des- cribed in the application herein, Defendants. The State of Minnesota to the above named defendants: demanded therein. Witness, I. D. Rassmussen, Clerk of said Court, and the seal thereof, drawing and | will apply to the court for the relief {culverts and bridges in the following | of John Aiton, team work.........+ $ 1075 | Grand Rapids, in said County, this 5th|suitable material that may be avail- E. A. Freenian, postage, tele- Bsa of !February, 1913. grams etc ... Sere ++ 16 98 - IL D. RASSMUSSEN, Corrugated metal Llilian Scofield, work at Car- | (istrict Court Seal) Clerk.}ana concrete bridges. In accordance penter school a 200|R. J. Powell, Attorney for Applicant,|with the standard specifications cf the Cecilia Krava, 654 Security Bank Building Minneapolis, | State Highway Commission for the year supplies, Carpenter school 250) Minn, 1912, for roads of that character, and Henry Hughes & Co., general | Herald Review May 7, 14, 21, 1913. for bridges and culverts of the char- and manual training supplies.. 443 acter required, M. Ponti, milk for domestic sci- | Torrens No. 210 Iv. That the proposed starting ence department ...... vee. 214 STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF | point, route and termini of such state ; Library Bureau, general supplies 14 00 ITASCA rural highway are as follows: G. H. Jacobs, wood for McKinley | District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis-} 4 complete description attached and school ...... Lei eek +s vans 08 OMe i eae made a part of this document. F. J. Mundigel, laundrying tow In the Matter of the Application of| Description of State Rural Highway No. levees ici ctseee ee ‘ Itasea Lumber company to register the 4, Itasca County, Minn, Ginn & Co., text books | title to the following described real! Beginning at a point of intersection of A. Flanagan Co., globes, cray- | eatate, situated in Itasea County, Min-|the Itasca county line and a line par- on ete: ..... Pee Pipe e Baie: 9 56 | ni » namely: allel and distant 67 feet from the north St. Paul Book & Stationery Co., |, Lot Three (3) of Section Three (3) In| side ofthe Great Northern right of way library books, Cohasset ....-- 819 Township Fifty-eight(58) North, Range/in Section 36, Twp. 53, Rg. 22, thence St. Paul Book & Stationery Co. Twenty-seven (27) west of Fourth Prin-|running in a northwesterly course for a dictionaries ........ .+++++ .... 3000 cipal Meridian according to the United| distance of approximately 2000 feet Lars Brude, general supplie' States Government Survey thereof. parallel to the Great Northern right of Togo school .......... siia's soe 120 Alpplicant. way, thence in a southwesterly direc- C. H. Dickinson, paid for freight Against tion 34 ft. to a point 33 ft. distant from and eXpress ....+--ee0+ cette 18 22 | State of Minnesota, Northern Pacific|the said north side of the Great North- Gertina Jamtaas, paid for haul- | Railway Company,- Mercantile Trust|ern right of way, thence continuing in ing supplies, Rosy school 175 | Company, The Farmers Loan & Trust/a northwesterly direction parallel to and L. C. Smith Typewriter Co., Company, distant 33 feet from said Great North- typewriters for commercial de- and all other persons and parties un-|ern right of way through Sections 35, partment .......-2. eeeeee w+» 100 00 | known claiming any right, title, estate,|26, 27, 28, 21, 20, 17 18 and 7 to Swan Geo. F. Kremer, book cases for | iem or interest in the real estate des-|River in the southeast quarter of the rural schools ....-. ....+-++ ms 41 40 cribed im the application herein, southwest quarter of said Section 7, John Hrickson, wood for Spruce Defendants. | Twp, 53, Rg. 22, thence in a westerly Park school ..-...-- seeeeerree 2000 The State of Minnesota to the above/course to an intersection with the 16th J. D. Doran, paid for stamps 150 | naméd defendants: line approximately 500 feet west of the Mrs. Gerret Leisure, transporta- You, and each of you, are hereby sum-| southeast corner of the northeast quarter tion charges for her daughter moned and required to answer the ap-|of the southeast quarter, Section 12, at Sturgeon Lake school .....- 6 37 | plication of the applicant in the above) Twp. 53, Rg. 23, thence west along the C. B. Burgess, postage and Ry. | entitled proceeding and to file your|i6th line in the south one-half of Sec-| OPC Sees inleiee soeteare) ces . 227 | sneer: to the said applications in the/tions 12, 11, 10 to the line between D. K. McLean, wood for Mc- | office of the Clerk of said Court, in/Sections 9 and 10, thence north along Kinley school .....-.. --++--+ 14 30 said County, within twenty (20) days|the line between 9 and 10, 3 and 4 to Henry Heikkila, wood for Trout | after the Service of this summons up-|the northeast corner of Section 4 of Lake school .......... See passe 21 00 | on you, exclusive of the day of such |said Township 53, Range 23, thence west Andrew Broquist, transporta- | service, and, if you fail to answer the-|along Township line to the southwest tion of pupils at Squaw Lake said application within the time afore-|corner, Section 34, Twp. 54, Rg. 23, ON A cia 83 he a 16 80, said, the applicant in said proceeding |thence north along the line between Nick Langhousen, | will apply to the Court for the relief | Sections 33 and 34 to the northeast cor- tion charges for his child at | demanded therein. ner of Section 33, hence west $0 rods Bearville school . 15 00 Witness, I. D. Rassmussen, Clerk of|and there terminating at the south R. C. Hpisington, Ry. fare, sup | said Court, and the seal thereof, ‘at/|limits of the Village of Warba_ ervising work at Cohasset.... 156 | Grand Rapids, in said County this 6th Beginning at the center of Section Wm. Buertemeir, wood for Pine- | day of February, 1913. 29, Twp. 54, Rg. 23, which is on the top school eects 6 00 | : L D. RASSMUSSEN, west limits of the Village of Warba, Steenstrup Bros, school clocks | (Distriet Court Seal) Clerk. | thence west one-half mile to the quar- and repair work ......-...-.+- 1735 R.. J. Powell, Attorney for Applicant, |ter corner of Sections 29 and 30, thence Emil Johnson, wood for Alywood | 654 Security Bank Building, Minneapotis,|north along the Section line between school .. sees 27.00) Minn. $ Sections 29 and 30 to a point approxi- J. M. Price, wood for Delap | Herald-Review May 7 14, 21, 1913. mately 300 feet south of the corner cém- SCHOO] ..-..... -+s0+- ceee eee 1250+ mon to Sections 19 and 20, 29 and 30, E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed- . i , thence in a northwesterly course around INES... eee eeeee cee tee ee 15 00 | Sidewalk Resolution the’ south shore of Sand Lake to the W. A. Gordon, livery for super- | Whereas, the Village Council of the| point of intersection with the Section intendent ‘ it 6 00 Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca County, | line between Sections 19 and 30, thence John Beckfelt, | Minnesota, decrees it necessary and ex-|west along said section line to the supplies i ......- +221 6 46 pedient to construct sidewalks, on the|southwest corner of said Section 19, Enock Johnson, _ transporting | streets, in the location and of the | Twp. 54; Rg. 23, thence north along the Nyberg and Tizzard child- | kind, quality, manner of construction! Range line to the intersection with a ren to the Deer River school 45 00 and other details hereinafter specified; |line parallel and distant 33 feet from Delia Carpenter, clock for Togo | be it the south side of the Great Northern school mene is mecca 100; Resolyed, By the Village Council of |right of way, thence in a northwester- | Roy Knudson, hauling books ete., the Village of Grand Rapids, that side-|iy course along the south side and par- Carpenter school ........ Si 2 50 | walks be and the same are hereby ordeix allel to the said railway right of way Earl Pool, wood for Marcell | ed to be constructed on the west side | through Sections 24, 13, 14, 15, 10 and school Bey 7 9 75 | of Kindred avenue, along the front of|9 to a point intersecting the north and Clarence Buchanan, livery for | Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6, block 19}south one-sixteenth line of the north- agricultural teacher .. oes 400 and along the east side of Lot No. 7,|east quarter of said Section 9, thence Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., ap- block No. 14, Kearney’s First Addition |porth on the one-sixteenth line of the paratus and supplies for agri- to Grand Rapids, east ‘half of Section 9 and Section 4 cultural department 5316} Said sidewalks to be 8 feet in width, !to the east and west quarter line of Matt Leinonen, delivering sup- | located 2 feet from the property line, | saiq Section 4, thence west eighty rods, plies to Dunbar Lake school... 50 | and all of conerete, of the kind, quali-|thence north one-half: mile, along the Thomas Charles Co., general ty and mixture required by the stand- rr supplies ........+5 RAPER 76:08 | eta epsetintaioear or? said Vinge. andl oe te ee a ee bene ae nence west along the town line to in all things in accordance with the ordinances of said Village in such cases duly adopted, and the aforementioned specifications therefor on file in the office of the Village Recorder; said side- walks to be completed on or before the 30th day of June, A. A. 1913, and furth- er, that this resolution shall be duly served on or before the 10th day of May, A. D. 1913, upon the owners of ail the lots, parts of lots, and parcels the point of intersection with a line parallel and distant 83 feet north of the Great Northern right of way, thence in Rg. 26 to the intersection with north and south quarter line of said Section 2, thence north 150 feet, thenee west one-half mile through the platted portion of Ball Club to an intersection with the line between Sections 2 and 3, thence south approximately 150 feet to ~ a point 33 feet north of the Great North- ern right of way, thence in a westerly course 83 feet north of and parallel to the Great Northern right of way ap- proximately three-fourths of a mile to the Mississippi river in Section 3 Twp. 144, Rg. 26, and there ending. A detailed description shown on at- tached plat. V, That said proposed state rural highway is wholly within the county of Itasca, in the State of Minnesota, (but when completed will connect with @ similar road or roads in an adjoining county now proposed or already con- structed therein, and will thus become a part of an extensive state system of substantially improved highways). VI. That copies of the general plan and detailed estimate of the cost of said proposed state rural highway are hereto appended and made a part hereof, and duplicate copies of such general plan and detailed estimate were, previous to the signing hereof, filed with the auditor of said Itasca county, and with the State Highway Commission. Wherefore, your petitioners ask that your Honorable Body approve this peti- tion, and after its approval by the State Highway Commission, that you proceed as by law provided for the establishment, construction and im- provement therein set forth. Dated April 25th, 1913, Names of Petitioners Description of Land Owned in said County. Lot 7, Sec. 13, T. 55, R. 26, B, C Finnegan W. C. Gilbert NE\% of SE% Sec. ll, T. 55, R. 26 E. A. Kremer S% of SE% Sec. 29 T. 55, R. 24. D. M. Gunn SW% of NW% Sec. 80, T. 55, R. 2¢ SW% of SE% Sec. 18, T. 55, R. 25 John Beckfelt F. A. King Lot 13, Sec. 14, T. 55, R. 26. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ITASCA—ss g On the 25th day of April, 1913, before me, a Deputy Register of Deeds, with- in and for said county, personally ap- peared each of the above named pe- titioners, t6 me known to be the per- sons. described in, and who executed the foregoing petition, and each of said petitioners acknowledged that he exe- cuted the same as his free act and deed, and each of said petitioners said that said petition is true. L. W. HUNTLEY, Deputy Register of Deeds, Itasca County Minnesota, (Register of Deeds Seal) That the general plan and detailed es- timated cost of said proposed state rur- al highway are on file in and may be examined. at the office of the county auditor. Dated May 2nd, 1913. Herald-Review May 7-14-21 a northwesterly course on the north side and parallel to the Great Northern right of way through Sections 382 and 31, Twp. 55, Rg. 24, and continuing in a northwesterly direction through sections 36 and 25, Twp. 55, Rg. 25, to a point approximately 75 feet north of the quar-| Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that default has occurred in the performance of the terms and conditions of a certain real estate mortgage whereby the have become operative, which + wag made, executed and delivered by ih of ground fronting on said Avenue where! ter corner between Sections 25 and 26,|John Muzzy and Lena Muzzy, his wife, said sidewalks are hereby ordered to be| thence in a southwesterly course cross-|as mortgagors, to First State Bank constructed, and whose names with their respective holdings ar hereinafter stated, said servic to be made in ac- cordance with the statutes in such cases made and provided:. Name of Owner Front ft. Description of property Mrs. Taft 132 Lots 1, 2, 3, bik. 19, Kearney’s First Addition. Chas Milaney 132 Lots 4, 6, 6, blk. 19, Kearneys’ First Addition. B. C. Finnegan 140 Lot 7, blk. 14, Kearneys’ First Addition. Adopted April 25, A. D. 1913. GEORGE RIDDELL, ing the Great Northern right of way at Gunn Station to a point of intersection with the east and west qurater line of said Section 26, thence west along said quarter line approximately 1900 feet, thence in a northwesterly course to the north bank of the Prairie river which is the east limits of the incor- porated Village of LaPrairie. iy Beginning at a point of intersection be-| First State Bank of Grand tween a line parallel and distant 33 corporation, to Mrs. Fannie fet from the south side of the Great} instrument of assignment line | day of May, 1911, filed for record 55 | Office of the said register Rg. 25, which is on the west limits of|the 19th day of May, 1911, Northern right of way and the between sections 19 and 20. Twp. President Village Council. Attest) FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder Notice of Hearing Upon Petition for State Rural Highway. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF ITASCA—ss Notice is hereby given, that a peti- tion has been filed in my office for the establishment, construction and im- provement of the state rural highway described in the copy of the said pe- tition hereto attached; that said peti- tion will be considered and heard by and before the county board of Itasca county, Minnesota, at the county com- missioners’ room in the county court house in the Village of Grand Rapids, in said county and State on the 28th day of May, 1918, at 2 o'clock p. m., and that a true copy of said petition is as follows, to-wit: , Petition for State Rural Highway ~ Under Chapter 264 laws of 1911 To Honorable County Board of Itasca County, in the State of Minnesota: Your petitioners respectfully represent and show: That they are the owners of the lands described after their respective signatures hereto, and that said lands so owned by your petitioners will be liable to be affected by or assessed for the expense of the establishment, con- struction and improvement of the state rural highway hereinafter described. Il. That the establishment, construc- tion and improvement and each of the same, of such highway, will be a public benefit and will promote the public health, and that the necessity therefor 55, Village of Cohasset, Beginning at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 9, Twp. 55, Rg. 26, which is on the west limits of the along and continuing north on the quar- ter line of Section 32, Twp. 56, R. 26, to the point of intersection with a line parallel and distant 33 feet from the south side of the Great Northern right the Village of Grand Rapids, thence in|p. m., and recorded therein a northwesterly course south of and par-|of mortgages @t page 220; allel to the’ Great Northern right of |amount due on said way through Sections 19 and 18 crossing | date of this notice is the sum the Great Northern right of way and!/thousand five and 86-100 dollars, continuing in a northwesterly course on|the amount secured by the north side of the Great Northern | seven right of way and following the present |dollars and travelled road through Section 18, Twp. | thereof at thi Rg. 25, and Sections 13 and 12, Twp.{annum; that 55, Rg. 26, to the east limits of the | gaged premises north half of Section 9 and Section 8|day of Ji to a point of intersection with the north|at the sheriff’ and south quarter line of said Section 8, | court house br thence north along the quarter line of | Grand Rapids, in Section 8 and Section 5, Twp. 55, Rg. 26,| assignee of mortgagee, of way, thence in a northwesterly course] an attorney’s fee of,fifty dollars of Grand as mortgagee, is dat- 7, 1910, was office of the county, Rapids, ed the 17th day of January, filed for record in the register of deeds of Minn a on the 1910, at 4 o’clock p. recorded therein in gages at page 600, mortgage was dul; E E i i f 4 & He : eee | } 5 i ge i i 5 ih i Te i i said mortgage, hundred fifty-eight and 35-100 interest from the date rate of ten per cent per a description of the mort- as described in said z i : k Fi Bs i A \ Fare fi ate 8 : P F : i i g 5 i g E | ; i § | costs and expenses of sale, ll on the south side of and parallel to the|in said mortgage Great Northern right of way through | foreclosure thereof, Section 32 and crossing the Great Ni ern right of way and continuing in a northwesterly direction along the north side and parallel to the Great Northern Assignee right of way through Sections 31 and |Thwing & Rossman, Attorneys for aa- 30, Twp. 56, Rg. 26, and intersecting the | signee of mortgagee, Grand Rapids, Mine Range line of Ranges 26 and 27, Twp. | nesota. -|on said mortgaged premises. Dated April 21, 1913. . MRS FANNIE MURRAY, of Mortgagee. H-R April 23-30 May 7 STONE