INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. *4. a NOTICE OF CONTEST: NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. —NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -the limits of said city, leave or1 deposit THE WORK OF THE RAIN. in,.the ground covered up with, (Department of the Interior.) ... State of Minnesota, County of Koochiching, (Department of the Interior.) It goes .pitter-patter on,the roof, earth or any other material* the contents U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minn., ss. District court. JUDICIAL DITCH of any privy vault, or other Ana it comes down in sheets, U. S. Land office at Cass Lake, Minn., May 27, 1912. vault, or excavation, containing any Joseph Lloyd, plaintiff, vs., Ray3 M. "May 1st, 1912. It spatters up the- horses' hoofs, Notice is hereby given that Carl J. ordure or other filth, or any garbage Cook and Matt Minzgohr, co-partners Erickson of Ranier, Minnesota, who, And down to the ground the grass To* Ernest H. Neitzel of .Clementson, I or decaying vegetable matter, or any doing business under the firm on November 14, 1906, made homestead Minn., Contestee: it beats. dead animal matter. name-and style of Minzgohr & entry, No. 22534, serial No. State of Minnesota', "County of Koor Section 6. Any person violating You are hereby notified that Clinton Cook,- and Merritt S. Cook, defendants. 05725, for lot 1, nw& ne*4 and s% chiching, ss. In District Court, Fif..teenth It waters the lillies bright and fair, any provision of this ordinance shall ne^i, section 34, township 71 N., range Judicial District. Johnson who gives Wayland, It waters the violets blue, upon conviction thereof, be fined not 23 W., 4th P. meridian, has filed notice Notice is hereby given that ly virtue Minnesota, as his postoffice address, less than five (5) dollars, together It waters the flowers everywhere of intention to make final five-year of an execution to me directed In the Matter of Judicial Ditch No. did on April 29th, 1912, file in this with the costs of prosecution in default proof, to establish claim to the land Of every kind and hue and delivered, and now in my hands, 11, Koochiching County, Minnesota. of payment of such fine and office his duly corroborated application above described, before J. H. Drummond, issued out of the district court, eleventh costs, shall be committed to the city If it were not for its gentle showers clerk of district court, at International to contest and secure the cancel-' judicial district, state of Minnesota Notice is hereby given that a petition jail or to the county jail until such Falls, Minn., on the 3rd That come with the first of May, in and for the county of St. lation of your homestead, entry No. for the establishment of a judicial fine and costs are paid, not exceeding Louis, upon a judgment duly rendered day of July, 1912. What would become of all the flowers 03635, serial No. 03635, made April sixty (60) days. ditch in Koochiching county, Claimant names as witnesses: in said court in favor of said Minnesota, has .been filed with the undersigned Section 7. The owner or occupant 6th, 1909, for eVz sw^4, lot 4, nw*4 (iA Flaintiffleviedagainstthe John Algot Erickson of Ranier,' and said defendants, clerk, of the district court of any lot or parcel of land within, That blossom the livelong day Minn., Richard T. Liljeblad of International se%, section 31, township 158 N., have upon following described expense, in and for said countyof Koochiching said city shall, at his own Falls, Minn., Fred W. Coxon real property of said defendant, —Ethel M. Shearer, range 28 W., 5th P. meridian, and as that ,a bond duly approved by said remove or cause to be removed from to-wit: of Ranier, Minn., Louis Olson of Ranier, Birchdale, Minn. grounds for his contest he alleges clerk and auditor of Koochiching the lot or parcel of land, owned or occupied Minn. Lots 2, 3, 6, and 7, block 1 and county, has been executed by one of by him within the limits of that the said Ernest H. Neitzel has Charles F. Hartman, lots 1 and 2, block 2, Crescent place petitioners and filed with said clerk, said city, any and all substances and J27" Register, wholly abandoned said lands and addition to Ranier, Koochiching countv, MARGIE. as provided by law that district things specified in this ordinance, and Minnesota, and that I shall, on changed his residence therefrom for court pf Koochiching county has,made all substances which the board of Monday, the 10th day of June A. D. The Margie ball boys played Big NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. a period of more than two years last its order and setting the time and health of said city shall determine to 1912, at the hour of 10 a'clock a. m. Falls Sunday. Score, 4 to 7 in favor place of the first hearing of said petition (Department of the Interion.) be a nuisance, source of filth or cause past.' of said day, at the front door of the at the court house in the city of U. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., of sickness within twenty-four (24) of Big Falls. You are, therefore, further notified court house in International Falls in International Falls, Minnesota, on the hours after being directed and notified May 21, 1912. Mrs. Minnie Olson entertained Miss said county and* state, proceed to sell that the said allegations will be XT 9th day of July, 1912, at 10 o'clock in Notice is hereby given that Thomas by the health officer of said city all the right, title and interest of the Arny to supper Tuesday evening in taken by this office as having been W. Paxson of Birchdale, Minnesota,: the forenoon thereof, or as soon thereafter so to do and in case of default, failure above named defandants in and to honor of her neice, Miss Flossie Wiley. who, on August 24th, 1906, made as counsel can be held. or refusal of such owner or occupant confessed by you, and your said entry the above described property, to satisfy Now, therefore, you and each of homestead entry No. 928, serial No. to remove or cause to be removed will be canceled thereunder without said judgment and costs, amounting 02693, for e% se%, nw34 se1^, ne*4 you are hereby ordered to be and appear any such substance within twentyfour The Misses Louise Backe, Edith to three hundred sixteen dollars your further right to be heard therein, sw}4, section 23, township 159 N&,1 at said time and place and show (24) hours after being notified and eighty-seven cents, together with Moone, Iown Mrown and Herchal either before this office or on appeal, range 27 W., 5th P. meridian, has filed cause, if any there be, why said ditch so to do as herein specified, the said all accruing costs of sale, and interest Grubbs from our school, went Friday should not be established as in said notice of intention to make final five-1 health officer shall, and he is hereby if you fair to file in this office on the same from the 17th day of petition described on the said day. year proof, to establish claim to theland authorized to at once proceed to cause to International Falls to graduate. within twenty days after the fourth June, 1909, at the rate of 6 per cent J. H. Drummond, above described, before J. H. all such substances and things to be Mrs. David Gingrich was visiting per annum, at public auction, to the publication of this notice, as shown destroyed or removed, from such lot Clerk of District Cou*"t, Koochiching Drummond, Clerk of District Court, her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Olson, the highest bidder for cash. below, your answer, under oath, specifically County, Minn. at International Falls, Minn., on the or parcel of land at the expense of H. W. FORRER, past week. such owner or occupant. Dated this 21st day of May, 1912. 2nd day of July, 1912. meeting and responding to Sheriff of Koochiching County, Minn. Claimant names as "witnesses: And in case of the failure of the Iown Brown has the misfortune to (Court Seal.) these allegations of contest, Or if you JOHN B. ARNOLD, Franklin B. Whisinand, William McGillivray, owner or occupant to at once pay the cut her hand and is afraid blood poison Plaintiff's Attorney. fail within that time to file in this office State of Minnesota, County of Koochiching. Fred McGillivray, George expense of such removal, the cost and has set in. She went to consult Dated, International Falls, Minn., District Court, Fifteenth due proof that you have served a Smart, all of Birchadale, Minn. expense of such destruction or removal April 24th, 1912. 6-6 a doctor at International Falls Sunday. Judicial District. Lester Bartlett, shall become a lien upon the lot or copy of your answer on the said contestant To Hon. C. W. Stanton, judge of the Register. parcel of land from which such substances either in person or by registered district court above named: shall have been removed or Miss Mary Flora was the guest of mail. If this service is made NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. The undersigned petitioners hereby destroyed and such cost and expense NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Mrs. 0. L. Brown a few days the past petition the court to establish a judicial by the delivery of a copy of your shall be assessed against said lot or Notice is hereby given that a special "week from Big Falls. (Department of the Interior) ditch in Koochiching county, parcel of land as a special assessment. answer to the contestant in person, election of the voters of the city U. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., Ilean Draper went to Big Falls for Minnesota, along the following course It shall be the duty of the health proof of such service must be either of International Falls will be held May 21, 1912. hereinafter described, and represent officer to report to the city council, a few days' visit with Alice FloraMiss at the Voting places in the different .the said contestant's written acknowledgment Notice is hereby given that Frankline and state: each year, on or before the 1st day Arny closed another successful wards as follows, to-wit: B. Whisinand of Brichdale, Minnesota, I. of his receipt of the of August, a list of lots and parcels In the first ward in the room on the year of school Thursday. We all who, on September 17th, 1906, of land from, on or which any substance copy, showing the date of its receipt, ,pThat they are land owners whose lower floor of the Frederick hotel. made homestead entry No. 939, serial wish her a pleasant vacation after has been removed, the date on lands are to be affected by and liable or the affidavit of the person by In the second ward at the city hall. No. 02701, for ne^4, section 26, which the owner or occupant was notified, the hard work. to be assessed for the construction of In the third ward of the sechool whom the delivery was made stating township 159 N., range 27 W., 5th P. the name of the person serving* the proposed judicial ditch hereinafter house, on Friday the 14th day of meridian, has filed notice of intention when and where the copy was delivered such notice, and the place and maner described. June, 1912, between the hours of 9 WILDWOOD. to make final five-year proof, to establish of such service, which report shall if made by registered mail, o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock II. claim to the land above described, be filed and preserved by the city Miles Heath has gone to Brainerd proof of such service must consist of in theafternoon, to vote for or against before J. H. Drummond, clerk clerk. That it is necessary that a ditch, to theadoption of the proposed amendment on business. the affidavit of the person by whom of district court, at International Thereupon the city clerk, under the be known as judicial ditch No. 11, be to the charter of said city, and Falls, Minn., on the 2nd day of July, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Fister, who have the copy was mailed stating when and direction of the city council shall prepare constructed as soon as possible substantially which proposed amendment is hereto 1912. and the council shall adopt an been visiting for some time with the the post office to which it was mailed, along the route hereinafter attached. Claimant names as witnesses: assessment roll for all such cost and latter's father, E. K. Ettestad, left described for the following reasons, and this affidavit must be accompanied Dated May 1st, 1912. Thomas W. Paxson, William Mc.Gillivray, expense of removal and destruction, to-wit: That the public health, By order of the city council: for their home in Mason, City Iowa. by the postmaster's receipt Fred McGillivray, George which assessment roll may be substantially convenience and welfare of the people R. C. FRASER, Smart, all of Birchdale, Minn. Miss Zora Porter has been visiting for the letter. in the following form: require such ditch to drain the water City Recorder. Lester Bartlett, The city council of the city of International at B. L. Smith's. You should state in your answer the from the low land and swamps that Register. Falls do hereby assess and Alphonson DuShane, who is logging interfere with the proper cultivation name of the post office to which you levy upon and against the several and development of adjacent lands. Proposed Amendment to the City on Caldwell Brook for the Duluth desire future notices to be sent to NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. parcels of land below described, the Charter. Log Co., came in with a load of you. III. respective sums of money set opposite Department of the Interior each lot or parcel described. TTiis assessment cedar cutters for the summer. AMENDMENT NO. I. Lester Bartlett, Register, U. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., That the construction of said ditch is made to defray the expense Miss Mamie Earley left Monday herein petitioned for is necessary for May 18, 1912. E. B. Wood, Receiver. That section seventeen of chapter of the removal or destruction Notice is hereby given that Henry the purposes of draining the land for the Rapid river country, where Date of first publication, May 16. seven of the city charter of the city from or on each parcel of land below hereinafter described and that its Carstens of Loman, Minnesota, who, she has a valuable timber claim to of International Falls, Minnesota, be Date of second publication, May 23. described, of a nuisance or source of construction will be of public benefit on Feb. 21st, 1906, made homestead, amended to take effect as soon as filth, or cause of sickness, which substances clear up and make still more valuable Date of third publication, May 30. entry No. 823, serial No. 02631, for and will promote the public health, in the certificates provided for in section the respective owners or occupants lots 1 and 2, .e%. nw^4, section 7, as a farm in a few years. this, to-wit: That it will drain portions Date of fourth publication, June 6. thirty-six, article four of the constitution of said lots or parcels of of township 68, ranges 23 and township 158 N., range 25 W., 5th P. Mrs. Peter Dahlgren has gone to of the state of Minnesota, land have failed or neglected to remove 24 and township 69, ranges 23 and meridian, has filed notice, of intention Grasston and Minneapolis on a visit. liave been deposited and recorded as as directed by the health officer MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE 24, and by so draining these low and to make final five-year proof, to thereby required, said section seventeen of said citv, and which have been removed H. G. Taylor of Banner Park farm establish claim to the land above described, swampy lands, stagnant waters will of chapter seven as so amended, or destroyed by said health officer, Default having been made in the before J. H. Drummond, clerk has purchased a cream separator of be removed. read as follows: since the day of payment of the sum of eighty-five of district court, at International 750 lbs capacity. IV. Section 17. The city council shall 19 ....... dollars, which is claimed to be due Falls, Minnesota, on the 26th day of control the finances of the city The amount assessed and levied J. T. O'Loughlin of Emerald Park and is due at the date of this notice That the purpose of said proposed June, 1912. and Shall have power to appropriate upon each of said lots and parcels of upon a certain mortgage, duly executed ditch is to thoroughly drain the water farm made a business trip to Northome Claimant names as witnesses: money for city purposes only except land is the actual cost and expense of and delivered by George Richardson, shed through which it will pass and Neils P. Neilson, A. Amundsen, Tuesday. as hereinafter provided, to provide the removal therefrom or destruction mortgagor, to Jessie M. Wattles, in order to accomplish said purpose John F. Reed^ John Carstens, all of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson entertained for the payment of its debts and expenses thereon of such substances by said mortgagee, bearing date the the engineer who is to be appointed Lonmn, Minnesota. and to borrow money on the at their home on Caldwell Brook 31st day of August, 1911, and with a health officer: by the court to make the survey pf Lester Bartlett, credit of the citv for city purposes and Lot Block power of sale therein contained, duly the families of E. K. Ettestad and said ditch shall have the authority if J20 Register. to issue bonds or certificates of indebtedness, recorded in the office of the register Plat of $ he deem it advisable in order to more S. M. Fister. therefor as hereinbefore provided of deeds in and for the county of Koochiching Passed, ordained and ordersJ rublished thoroughly drain the lands and effectuate Miss Irene O'Loughlin visited at to issue bonds in place of or to ORDINANCE NO. XXVI. this 3rd dav of June, J91.2. and state of Minnesota, on the purpose of this petition, to R. L. Smith's Tuesday. supply means for paying maturing CHARLES MATHER, the 1st day of September, 1911, at extend the main ditch and any and all bonds or to consolidate or fund tht Vice President of City Council. 10 o'clock a. m., in book of mortgages, AN ORDINANCE DEFINING CERTAIN The Misses Dahlgren visited at its branches or to change their courses, same, or for funding any floating indebtedness Attest: R. C. FRASER, or to alter same in any manner he on page 419, and no action having Emerald Park and Banner Park NUISANCES AND PROVIDING 'of the city, represented City Clerk.' been instituted, at law or otherwise, may deem best in order to better THE ABATEMENT OF farms Sunday. by warrants or orders therefor foi Approved this 4th day of -Tune, to recover the debt secured by said drain said water shed and the lands A Farewell reception was given at the construction or extension of sewers SAME. 1912. A. B. COLBURN. mortgage or any part thereof. described herein. City Mayor. and waterworks of said city for the home of W. E. Sykes, Jr., in honor Now, therefore, notice is hereby Main Ditch. the building or extension of water and given, that by virtue of the power of The city council of the city of International of Miss Earley Friday evening. The light plants, or for any of the purposes sale contained in said mortgage, and Falls do ordain as follows: Beginning at or near the northeast old people forgot they were old and provided for in chapter 10, revised Section 1. No person shall within ORDINANCE JfO. XXV. corner of section 12, township 69, pursuant to the statute in such case joined with the young in dancing and laws of 1905 as amended. Provided north, range 24, west, on the range made and provided, the said mortgage the limits of said city exercise, carry that the total indebtedness of will be foreclosed by a sale of the on, follow or engage in, or work other arrusements. line between ranges 23 and 24, in AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN the city, except as hereinafter provided, townships 69 and 68, and terminating premises described in and conveyed at any business, trade, calling, or occupation Miss Earley closed a most successful shall not thereby be made to at the point where said range line intersects by said mortgage, viz: which shall be dangerous, ORDINANCE ^REGULATING THE term of school last Friday. We exceed ten (10) per cent of the total the Rat Root river, between Lots seventeen and eighteen, block hurtful, unwholesome, offensive or GRANTING OF LICENSES IN regret we cannot have her with us value of the taxable property of the section 6, township 68, range 23, and two, Robinson & Swedback's addition unhealthy to the neighborhood. another year. city, according to the last proceeding section 1, township 68, range 24. to the village of Big Falls, in Koochiching Section 2. No person shall within INTERNATIONAL FALLS. assessment for the purpose of taxation. county and state of Minnesota, the limits of said city, permit or suffer Memorial Day was fittingly celebrated Branch No. I. Provided, however, that the with the hereditaments and appurtenances to be or remain offensive, nauseous, The city council of the city of International in Wildwood Thursday. A Beginning at the right-of-way of certificates of revolving indebtedness which sale will be made by hurtful, dangerous, unhealthy or Falls do ordain as follows: the Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnipeg well prepared prosrram was rendered or bonds issued for the creation, and the sheriff of said Koochiching county uncomfortable to Or for the neighborhood, Section 1. That section 1 of ordinance railroad on the section line between maintenance of the permanent improvement by the pupils and teacher of our at the front door of the court house any outhouse, privy vault, sewer, No. 10 of said city, entitled, sections 22 and 27, township 69, range fund shall, not be considered private drain, sink, pool,' putrid in the city of International Falls, in School which was well attended by an "Ordinance Regulating the Granting 23, thence west on said section line as a part of the bonded indebtedness said county and state, on the 5th day or unsound flesh, meat, fish, skin, of Licenses in the City of International appreciative audience. After the entertainment between sections 22-27, 21-28, 20-29, of the city for the purposes of of July, 1912, at 11 o'clock a. m., of carcass, or any unwholesome or offensive Falls," be amended so that the 119-30, to the intersection of said section the pupils presented their this section. Provided further,_ that substance, liquid, or thing that day, at' public vendue, to the fortieth line thereof as originally line with the main ditch and there the certificates of indebtedness issued teacher, Miss Earley, with a beautiful whatsoever, on or upon his, her or highest bidder for cash, to pay said drafted shall read as follows: Pawnbrokers I terminating at said main ditch. for the purpose of anticipating the collection their premises or land or land occupied! debt of eighty-five dollars, and interest, tea set. Miss Earley then presented seventy-five dollars, ($75.00), Branch No. II. of general taxes for the year and the taxes, if any, on said or used by, or under the control of intention being to require a license the pupils with pretty souvenir Cards. Beginning at the main ditch at the in which they may be issued shall not premises, and twenty-five dollars, attorney's him, her or them. fee of seventy-five' dolars, ($75.00) The older girls then surprised their section corner of sections 13 and 24, bie considered as a portion of the fees, as stipulated in and by Section 3. No person or persons per year of pawnbrokers instead of township 69, range 24, thence west bonded indebtedness of the city for guests bv serving a light lunch after said mortgage in case of foreclosure, shall within the limits of said city two hundred dollars ($200.00) per on the section line between sections the purposes of this section. Provided and the disbursements allowed by which all returned to their homes keep or use any slaughter house, nor: year as provided in said ordinance No. 13-24, 14-23, 15-22,. and terminating further, that the certificates of law subject to redemption at any slay, kill, butcher any animal, nor each one saying "I'm glad I went!" 10. at the intersection of said section line indebtedness or bonds issued for the time within one year from the day melt or try, any rough tallow, nor Passed, ordained arid ordered published Everyone regretted that Grandma with the Rat Root river. purpose of purchasing, constructing, of sale, as provided by law. keep nor have any stale, putrid or this 27th day of May, 1912. And your petitioners hereby nominate maintaining, regulating, extending Cowan was not able to attend the Dated May 15, A. D. 1912. stinking fat, grease or meat. CHARLES MATHER, and appoint F. J. McPartlin of and enlargening or improving water Jesse M. Wattles, No person or persons shall keep Vice President of City Council. Memorial Day exercises held in the International Falls, Minnesota, as attorney and light plants or either of such J27 Mortgagee. within the limits of said city any un-: Attest: R. C. FRASER, to. represent the petitioners school as she is the only representative plants, owned, maintained and operated C. R. White, dressed or dry hides, or. other off en-' City Recorder. herein. by the city or for the purpose Mortgagee's Attorney, 519 Metropolitan sive or nauseous substance or liquid Approved this 31st day of May, of the old. soldiers in Wildwood. August Franson, of acquiring any real or other property Building, Minneapolis, Minn. at iany place from which the stench 1912. Martin Mathison, needed in connection with such Her husband was a soldier in the civil A. B. COLBURN, thfereof shall extend to Iany street, avenue, T.. A, Enke plant or plants or any refundment, alley, lane or public ground, or City Mayor. war and her husband's twin brother NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ralph, W Barton, of said certificates or bonds shall not to any dwelling, or dwellings. Gust Holm, gave up his life for his country !n be' considered as a portion of the in-: Any owner or occupant of any grocery, NOTICE. Peter L. Mathison. Department of the Interior. debtedness of the city for the purposes cellar, tallow chandler's shop, the same war. of this section. Provided, further, pickling house, meat siiop, soap factory, State of Minnesota, County of Koochichin, Notice is hereby given that Na-r U. S. Land office at Duluth, Minn., that the city council may appoint tanner, brewery, Tdistillery, dyehouse, ss. poleon LaPage has made application annually such portion of the MONEY TO LOAN. stable or other place of business .August Franson, Martin Mathison, April 10, 1912. grbss income from any water and i® writing to the common cquncit of shall suffer or permit any litter T. A. Enke, Ralph W. Barton, Gust light works'di1 either of the city, as If you are going to build this seaSon of garbage to be thrfrivn or swept Notice is hereby given that John the city of International Falls, for Holm and Peter L. Mathison, being they shall determine^ to create a sinking A. Peterson of Ray, Minnesota, who, theriefrbm upon any street, alley, averiue, it is time you were getting busy, duly sworn :on oath say, that they are permission to transfer his liquor license fund for the payment of any water on November 21st, 1906, made homestead: or publid ground, nor suffer tior the .persons who made and signed the from the building situate on and light plants or. either, as they *nd if you need to borrow any money permit any foul, unclean, nauseous or entry No. 22555,'\ serial No. foregoing petition, that they (have may become due. Provided further, lot No. 4, block: No|. 15 of International 05727, for .ne^i nw%, nwH ne%, s% offensive liquid or substance to pass you should send your application to read th$f said netition and know the that the city council may, by a vote ne%, section 19,- township 69 N., range therefrom or ftom'^any £remisies urifyhr Falls, Minn., to the north front contents thereof, and that the ssime of the hieiribers thereof, issue bonds the Northewestern Building association 21- m., 4th their cohtrbl adjacent:thereto, Into,- P. meridian, ha& filed notice is true of their knowledge. ,v.i rooiR on the ground .floor of the two in ,the aggregate,.amounjt. of twenty, of intention to make final five over or upon any street, avenue of Fergus Falls at once. We are August Franson, story brick,,building situate on lot five thousand dollars $25,000), for year proof, to establish claim to the or alley, or open drain, gutter, sewer Martin Mathison, In a position to close loans and furnish the purpose bf funding outstanding No, 7, bjock Npt.^ of said city. That land above described,' before register or over or upon any private grounds T. A. Enke, fluting indebtedness of th® 'City ana' of any other person v-[ the hearing 7vill .be, had on said application and receiver at Duluth, Minnesota1, the money as soon as your papers Ralph W. Barton,. also water extension, sewer bonds in Section 4. Nb person shall within oil the 6thda^of Juhe, 1912 I Gust Holjn, by the city council at a meeting the amount of fifteeii thousand dollars are executed and the title can Claimant names ad witnesses:' the limits^ of' said city, keep any hog, Peter L.' Mathison. of said council to be held in the ($15,000), both authorized by the you want Harvey Gale, of International Falls, pig oy. swine ,in any pen,or enclosure \e examined. If to borrow vote of the people at a special election council rooms, on,. the 24tji, day of Subscribed and sworn to before, me situate within the fistance' of ^venty-fi^ Minn. Gust Holm, of Eri6sburg, •Write us. -.v held on the lOthday of February, this 9th day of May, 1012. June, 1912, at 8:30 p.r m. Minn.? Thomas Codd, of. Ray, Minn. feet fromv'any^public -J 1911, without a further, submission of P. L. Pettersen, Northwestern Building Association Louis Peterson, of Ray, Minn. B. C. FRASER, st^or ayenue..: said questions or either of them Justice of the Peace, Koochiching diaries F. tfartman, City Clerk. 4* of Fergu Falls. Seietion 5., .ffo person sfekll Within «lie' £ur%*. wte fiiiB .aedbors, Jk .-iZiiV