DESERTED A Contest Notice Baudette frorj Road Department , interior of the VILLAGE United States Office Land Warroad Io Crookston, I Minnesota, March 1910. 22. sufficient J A affidavit having contest of ' b^ j Population In Entire been filed this office Allen L. an Home-1 Minffim, against contestant, Passed, Village Eastern ste*d , No. 8914, entry made 7, Noy. SWi ; for NWJ, 1906, NJ SWiand SEJ Monday Baudette on SWb Section ! 5, Township Range Construct 161 N, State have Started to Movement a 31W, by Wal ; Statler, Contestee, in the West tex to Their Way which ; it is alleged that: said these two entryman between Road Wagon pro= wholly has abandoned^sSTd premisesfor' than six months last that Towns past; progressive more rockbound^and • storm swept Near the failed impreve-i hag he make to any Eastern where the Canada, of coast said, done cultivation ments or any on i the land debouches into and maintained residence placid St. Lawrence never a said । premises. on deserted village. i is Club meeting Commercial ths At sea, a legislature State Said | and the parti hereby notified to esota, expects are s inhabitants Acadia modern The of this movement Tuesday evening was a in the spend lot of offer evidence ! resnend and to money appear, a Monday Baudette in through between road built went started-to have state j- touching o’clock a said allegation 10 at few in the of the north half next state Canadian the distance nine Warroad, tourist before! and M. May Baudette cars A. 10, 1910, over a on approach the time “Now is to years. Alexander Commissioner Cnpada, Fosmark, U. S. Northern road Western cl! touching to and at of miles, 3'7 like feel he said, “when they them” [ that Warroad, Minnesota (and nt their homes. make whrre will ; the they b-lng between two the viik final hearing will held o’clock thing for be doing 10 at us. son-: - people. They In the 431 with instant preposition T! met party were towns. e A. May 1910, before)* the Register 17, M. Baudette_ Middleton of the on President - although lot, minded serious •naidmcus l the roval and and United States • Receiver were a at y tne an It will along similar lines. spoke Club Land -, miscellaneous Office in Crookston. Minnesota. : Club, d folks pl tho and the matter th mc-m! younger r probably "able s’.d.< take money, Tb ’ Skid having in pro-1 con contestant gleeful and laughed in a • possible. instruments idly will up! •drs ie as r i and the about SSOO, thru- ; ffid? vit, filed March 1910, to’put matter 22, set per of their expectation of pleasures Severtson, R, new niiieecon ..i.-u.-.-il. Acc:: "acts which after , loj J: show that due and liminary attend the steps, to to pr they da will life. In W.'s'em Cm:: . Johnson F. E. :fod ’ ;/ service dirg of personal this notice o nc?, difficulty in it should require much not personnel virgin Their bo made, hereby break the soil. it ordered ■ . Baudette, not d resent ;?nnk.n to can .s wns this in the big territory raising sum directed and be that such notice given the physical wlil remain intact; only l . Warroa Powell of Guy G ifkr.t and i e / d. that would be benefited by Cm publication.t by due and mr proper | changed. surroundings will be ‘ Club, who C-.■mmerci.- I present, s wt Toupin, I Arthur P. would be A trunk read of this kind generations these people several Club from his For t) ti 4 nt slat Register e god-send this section the country to of a । soil that Record address the Defendant, clung tenaciously of o’? ccmnTtee have to Ant at vcvld town a It would that innumerable tap mean Roosevelt, Minnesota. sustained With each their forefathers. ntative meeting. Repra? their nex- It reads would also be constructed. plant life generation the successive Williams, Graceton, 1i Iron t. Contest Notice men both Warroad would make Baudette and vigorous and the less ontlouk . be ini.rested became Swift will also rd Roosevi if crop hundreds the of of homesteaders centres Department Of The Interior The chocring. less and concerted tLo in matter, younger men a who seldom visit these towns, but community restless of became United Land the State furnish tho States Office have effort to m? r would be wonderful help in and it a difficult older people found it the ? for of th ire the to two necessary money developing the country. Minnesota, Crucrtfston, Narcli 1910. 4, “their in leave the place where of the road: There 1 the construction narrow are behind this proposition The A sufficient affidavit bavin" l>een contest men forefathers of the hamlet roads different ceils the rude of already patches at filed in tins office Reynolds, l»y Victor E, undoubtedly contestant, business, and will mean than2oo - that slept;'' where for proposed th of route parts more No. can against Homestead Entry. a49\ conclusion if it successful to carry a be with little lined, buried generations had expense. made November El 4 SWJi rnd i 1902, usea very 14. for years and others, whom it. the merchants to J interesting Range: Powell Section 17 Township 161 N, Mr. forth children. their dead and brought gave a very would be tremendous benefit, will ! 33W Fifth Restated that ah of the Principal Meridian, by Frank the talk matter. a on long and Although elders debated the I i of Minn- ' Paige Contestee, in wMch is alleged that the northern it part the give them support. on are eyes necessary whether they not earnestly to were Said Frank Paige established । main- never or begin pilgrimage and life old tained bona fide residence said land: to a new a on he abandoned said that land for tha>> youth more alone in where Dreeing of the country can a and > said three months last two past, years they could only perceive survive, yet parties hereby notified respond to are appear, looked enevitable when they -the at and evidence sa’d offer touching- allegation yieloed fields and they their barren to IC o'clock at April L9lo. before 15. a. m on Mouth Of the River Albert Williams Chilgren. public, notary at the youth and a the counsel began of (and Minnesota, that final hearing will he journey. long 10o’clock held April 2’, 1910 be at a. m. on hard.” said D’Arville, Frances “It was fore) Register and United the Receiver the at sturdy French-Cauadian, in the Land Office in Ciookston, Minnesot States a. a The said having, in affidavit, contestant his and “My father father a proper party. my forth filed March facts 4. 1910. set i grandfather lived and died father’s in that after due diligence which show personal Warroad Commercial Baudette, Spooner and • little valley and all of tueir families the be made, it serviceof this notice not can with them. Not than three two drdered and directed such hereby that more or s Effort this Clubs Combine in to Secure an given by due and publication. notice be D’Arvilles left the province of the proper Much Needed improvement we're all in twenty Now gone; years. address Defendant. Roosevelt, Record of people and few left they only are a Mipnesot Arthur P. Toupin. a. will later. The people Register. young come mind, old folks it don’t but with Th? 3> n?rcial Clubs of the three us n ' river and harbor for this grants session rather hard. In party of Baudette, Warroad towns Spooner and goes are our jU. S. Land Office Crookston, Minn at but effort will be made have to an people from Maine and they have will combine in effort have to some an Mar. 8, 1910. the members add this the grant at cheer We like helped Congress to of sufficient grant us up. our a sum money I Notice is hereby that Albert given session, the work needs present to as ancr"they American will live, cousins have the mouth of the Rainy to Cavilier, of ID. Graceton, Minnesota, be done With this end in view, at once. and and begin will all again River dredged, and dikes constructed, near us we i who, December made Homestead 7, 1903, President Middleton has placed the on with the West. We old that fill again. it will grow up new not so up No. serial No. 02672, 7080; entry in Congressman’s Steenerson’s matter will people in and it set our ways are The broc the Commercial matter at SEJ was SWi, SEJ, up for NEJ SWi, SJ Section hands with the that he make request ' take long time for used to get us a Chib meeting Tuesday evening, 35, Township 161 N , Range W. 33 possible effort the to every secure ito the order. But it the only was and Mr. Powell of the Warroad Club sth principal Meridian, has filed notice ; grant. I thing could do. It we necessary was promised the hearty of his support jof intention make Final Five Year | to The Canadian has done government for the people who discon, young were Clnb. He stated that the interested matter |Proof, establish claim the land to to i corsiderable dredging behind ihe sand tented with their lot.” Warroad, much, if [above not as described, before Alexander [ bars the river mouth their at on own than Baudette they j were more as Fosmark, U. S. Commissioner, District : I mr i TUT imr r r 'i m an t —k rr i— i the but this is for towing of account, anxious the have Keenora to call str. lof Minnesota, Warroad, Minnesota, at U. S. Land Office Crookston, Minnesota, I logs. is needed is dredging What at now their and with 1 at the mouth of town, April 4, 1910. day of the 20th April, 1910. ; that will allow the big freight and on Notice is hereby given that John the river B. made navigable would it cut Claimant witnesses: ' and tourist boats navigate, and the names as to Grignon, of Pitt, Beltrami County, the down miles the 36 return run on Patrick Ganye, W. of Graceton, Minn. I Clubs of the three be ! towns to Minn. who April 9th, are conj 1907, ide H on m trip. He stated that Congress few a Ole A. Olson, of Graceton, Minnesota, - E. No. No. NWJ. gratulated their efforts have the 8950, 03476, for NWJ to on daysago had granted $65,060 for improvem Ei and NW| SwJ NEJ, Section 16. Dave of Graceton, Minneso't Cooper, ; done. work The plying of these bo?.ls in the vicinity Township 160 N, 32W, sth mts of Warroad, Range P. M. John Graceton, of Minnem Ganye, wiil'mean isiderable this section, to co which has filed sh what be done if notice of intention make the to ws can Arthur P. Toupin, Regis and it be hoped that the proposed is to right । Final taken after it. commutation Proof, establish steps to to are go Congress has improvement will successful. claim the already made be land above the described be, to fore Albert United States Com; Berg, ! U. S. Land Office Cass Lake, Mk at m-ssioner, District of Minnesota, at Anri! esota, 1, 1910. Lac ach for Sale [ Catholic Spooner, Beltrami Minnesota, Church County, : Notice is hereby given that Carl the seventeenth day M>iy 1910, of on i Christenson, of Clementson, Miri :es : I CJaiman witnesses names as I who, March 16, 1908, made C-. on 'Alfred < D. Gri non I i Chippewa H E. No. 1129 Serial King i The of AU Butt'll ph’s 1 Launch Capt. ! Herbert Sanborn racing 03943. for SWJ lots NEJ, d S 3, 2 :u I “it'iver-” Frank B. Emery Length May Sth 27 iHcet feet. i 36, . T. 158. R. lot Section 29, 3, " j Frank All of Pitt, Bel■ A. Peterson, double wifitii. cylinder in 8 h Tov i VZ;. : I‘ ip 158 N., 2 h .p. *a- s o-n Co., trarni Minn. Mass 10:30 cla condition, In first good’^as , M-r.iai. ffi-• in.eir a. m. f | none Cylinder Machines s uto P. Ton G Arthur ■ ;ke 1 .‘roof, Cur mut Mass Spooner t $375 cash Likes her. ’i n at 9 c ’a, j pis.tr K tn. new. lEs - cta’m lEc land ch to es a i ove s cii d, F. J. McPaiihn. U. S. e<r? Cw ii of Minnesota, strict D tn r, j “BQ” Columbia The Graphophone is the — new one ' T national, Falls, Minnesota, te. on | kind. of its It embodies the machine points which he May 1 day of 1910. Sth very ' Claim witnesses: mt How-Ed. as Wise names Found made the of the Disc Graphophoncs. have great success . Janu Greig s ^4 fej • MO t convenient, shapely and simple, it is Compact, Nels Schjei- an entirely Way Wise the • Burrell Nicholas departure in talking machine । design. ■ new Lars All of Clementson, Olson, Minnesota. the famous Columbia It has Aluminum Tone Arm Old Lester Bartlett, Ed.was Wise’s brother. horn. No big flower rubber tube, horn and no a crane, Register stand—and the horn in •. horn swings direction. any no ! ^\rVßk' . • llgKafessS^ 'Eived with him ' since he ever \ • Columbia Graphophone U. S. Office ' Land Cass Lake Minn- at ■ ''had typhoid-r-lost his grip after ? Mar. 16,1910. esota, ' *'- sickness—always Notice hereby given is that John white, al- Pusih, Canada' BoucherviDe. Terms of Ontario, Type “BQ” Easy HWW'Mtep^ on ^» always thin. Just able ' who February 4th, oh 1905, made Homestead wea Swi ’ Entry No. Serial, No. 521 02488 with complete outfit of Columbia Cylinder hobble round aiMlive a his brother. , NEj on for ofNEJ, Section 36 Township; Records, selection —$34.65 your own —on easy 160^North, ' 28th West, of Range sth terms* ^ESSSt Wise’s physician, calling Mrs... Principal Meridian i filed has notice of S2O and S2OO, the ‘ Other outfits and all on way ' ^s^ make i intention Final commutation to between. $ Wise and the baby, " noticed Uncie Ed’s Proof, establish claim ; the land to >to . ■ above - ' J? described, before F. JiMcPartiin conHitioii—went his right there OTer case united 1 States Commissioner, District of - - Miltons Spoonei S' W ' [ «nd started him Minnesota, International DIGESTO^ Falls, at • :■ Koochiching County, Minnesota, omthc W 1 2nd day May of 1910. Ed’ fi” developed ambition —then 4 -' Claimant witnesses* names as flesh and |k Williams strength. Brandel, of Baudette, Minn. Charles A. Kennedy, of Springvale, Minnesota. Instead of burden, Old he is a now Malcolm McLeod, of Springvale, Minn. Wiiw^a - mainstay/ James Minnesota. ' H Medill. of Frontier, ■ 11 1 . ; — I] Lester Bartlett, . DfSESTO” Register. Ed. -• sa^ > . *** ; i ** "I I •wk’j^hiLir I 7 Bi(i MONEY HIDES ife AND EURS I Di. (Optic J J (11 msi ' F« S«le by A« DH^hto feu V°o Highest Market get Prices, nick of return and sat. ir.oney ranq^ wjH^e Jj his Ramv River at . 1680118 ed *»y thippug uarant the old and reliable to ' & THEB.H^'S^Xmc'rn ® '- J ’» o^ce /isrhn *" ' Apr. H Al! 83. to ‘ ICTTHEO. HAMM BERMAN BREWmG'.CO. 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