mip v^-r^ •?-, 'V".. .•».. ••,.•/.•:-• ••--K-. -... torney's fees, as stipulated in vand by pursuant to the statute in such case said premises and twenty-five dollars, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE said mortgage in case of foreclosure, ($25.00) attorney's fees, as stipulated made and provided, the said mortgage SALE. and the disbursements allowed by Northern Minnesota Hospital will be foreclosed by a sale of the in and by said mortgage in Default having been found in the law subject to redemption at any case of foreclosure and the disbursements premises described in and conveyed payment, of the sum of forty-eight time within one year from the day of allowed by law subject to redemption dollars, ($48.00) which is claimcd to by said mortgage, viz sale as provided by law. at any time within one year International falls. Minnesota The southeast quarter SE Vi) of be- due and is due at the date of this Dated December 3rd, 1912. section twenty-six (26), the west half from the day of sale, as provided by notice upon a certain mortgage duly Rainy River Farm Land Company., law. of the southwest quarter, (W% of SW executed and delivered by Paul Clemens %), the' southeast quarter of the Kane & Palmer, Dated December 3rd, 1912. and Noil Cloutier, both single Attorneys. Rainy River Farm Land Company. men, mortgago to the Rainy River southwest quarter (SE of SW ^4) Kane & Palmer,' section twenty-two (22), township Farm Land company, mortgagee, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Attorneys. sixty-six (66) N. of range twenty-four bearing date the 29th day of April, SALE. (24) W., in Koochiching county and 1910, and with the power of sale state of Minnesota, with the hereditaments therein contained, duly recorded in Default having been made in the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION and appurtenances which sale the office of the register of deeds in dollars and ninety cents ($38.90), U. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn. will be made by the sheriff of said and for the county of Koochiching and which is claimed to be due Nov. 8, 1912. Koochiching county at the front door and state of Minnesota on the 29th and is due at the date of Notice is hereby given that Morse of the court house, in the city of International' day of November, 1912, at 11 o'clock this notice upon a certain mortgage, R. Henderson, of Birchdale, Minn., Falls, in said county and a m. in book "H" of mortgages, on duly executed and delivered by Ralph who, on October 31st, 1908, made state, on the 18th day of January, page 110 and no action or proceeding Browning, a single man, mortgagor, homestead entry serial No. 0850, for 1913, at ten o'clock a. m. of that day, having been instituted, at law or otherwise, to Rainy River Farm and Land company, NW^4, section 14, township 159 N. at public vendue, to the highest bidder to recover the debt secured by mortgagee, bearing date the R. H. MONAHAN, M. D. ELIZABETH MONAHAN. M. IX range 27 W, 5th P. Meridian has filed for cash, to pay said debt of forty-eight said mortgage or any part thereof. 22nd .day of March, 1910, and with the notice of intention to make final MABY C. GHOSTLEY M. D* Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby dollars, ($48.00), and interest power of sale therein contained,, duly Office over International State Bank. three year proof under act of June 6, and the taxes if any, on said premises, Given, That by virture of the power of recorded in the office of the register 1912, to establish claim to the land and twenty-five dollars ($25.00), at­ sale contained in said mortgage, and of deeds in and for the county of Koochiching above described, before J. H. Drummond, and state of Minnesota, on Clerk of District Court, at International the 29th day of November ,1912, at Falls, Minnesota, on the 11 o'clock a. m. in book "H" of mortgages, 24th day of December, 1912. on page 111 and no action or Claimant names as witnesses: Geo. proceeding having, been instituted, at Ogren, George Smart, William McGillivray, law or otherwise, to recover the debt Erick Erickson, all of Bichdale, secured by said mortgage or any part Minn. thereof: Lester Bartlett, Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Register. Given, That by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and diit iiij pursuant to the statute in such case WILDWOOD. lis made and provided, the said mortgage Miss Bertha Dahlgren who has been will be foreclosed by sale of the working in Northome, returned home premises described in and conveyed Monday. by said mortgage, viz Mrs. W. E. Sykes jr. was called The northeast quarter (NE M) of to Big Lake Thursday by the death section twenty-seven (27) and an undivided of her father, Interment being made one-half interest in the west at Cresco, Iowa, their old home. half of the northwest quarter (W1^ Mr. Gilchrist who has been very Revolver The RtmiiigtonU*M-C Cube it tlte Revolver Match. of the NW */4) of section twentysix low with blood poisoning was taken and Pistol Cartridges (26) all in township sixty-six (66) to a hospital Thursday for treatment. N of range twenty-four, (24) W. in Napoleon Rousse entertained John Here you will find a well selected stocky of The red bull brand is chosen by the majority of revolver and Koochiching county and state of Minnesota, Bursack and family Thanksgiving pistol experts because they know that— this valuable pine—and useful. We have bought wisely the ignition is prompt,, uniformand sure, with the hereditaments and day.„A the accuracy is guaranteed by records and- now tiffer you the advantages of nour bargain:. Come appurtenances which sale will be Hilding Lugdahl and Arthur Dahlgren World'* Indoor Fifty-Shot Pistol Record held by Geortfe Armitronf, More 482 cz 500 in today andjook'it over. Use it hr that new building—it made by the sheriff of said Koochiching made a call at Banner Park World'* Indoor Twenty Five Shot Pi*tol Record held by Geortfe Armatrootf, ecore 244 ex 250. county at the front door of the Farm Saturday. will double the life of your wo k. IjhT World's Seventy Five Shot Rapid Fire Record held by A. P. goore 60S ex 750 World'* Outdoor Pocket Revolver Record held by A. P. court house, in the city of Interna.tional Paul Duchane who is logging on Lane, acore 211 ex 2S0. P. ZETA & JOHNSON Falls, on the 18th day of January, Caldwell Brook returned from Northome World'* Grand Aggregate Individual Record held by A. Lane, score 1236. 1913, at 10:15 o'clock a. m. of Saturday with men and load of acore World's Military Record held by Samuel Peterson, 21S ex 230. that day, at public vendue, to the supplies. CONSTRUCTION and MANUFACTURING CO. all made with ammunition Remington- UMC highest bidder for cash, to pay said Gust Carlson and family of Plum General Contractors Remington-(/AfC^the perfect shooting combination debt of thirty-eight dollars and ninety Creek were over to attend the dance. Bemin|ton Arms •Union Metallic Cartridge Co. olktlitC* cents (38.90) and interest International Falls, Phone 41 Mrs. Tom Smith and son Clarence, 290 Broadway 3 New York City and the taxes, if any, on of Wicker, were down to the dance. 1 SASKATOON $150.00 to $ltf).00 per $150.00 to $180.00 per lot. One-quarter cash lot. One-quarter cash balance 6-12*18 months. balance 6-12-18 months. No interest charged. 5 No interest charged. 5 per cent discount on 1-2 per rent discount on 1-2 blocks, 10 per cent on blocks, 10 per cent on blocks. blocks. The Wonder City Still Offers Opportunity For the Small Investor. SHERWOOD ADDITION I V- Sherwood addition will make hundreds of dollars for buyers right away, and we venture to predict that by holding on for some time, Thousands will be made in this most promising sub-division of the north part of the City. The developement in this section of Saskatoon will demand the car line to be extended through this Sud-division on Second Ave. next year. Take your map of Saskatoon and see if' you can-buy lots more favorably situated to the City, at prices and terms to compare with this offer. The answer is: You can not. Second Ave., leading north through Sherwood, has the Banks, Hotels, Buisiness houses, etc. First has practically the Wholesale houses. Second Ave. to Saskatoon has Ave. leading North all the same relative position as. Superior Street to Duluth, and Nicollet or Hennipin Aves. to Minneapolis. The first houses were erected in Saskatoon about nine years ago. Saskatoon was incorporated six years ago with a ve:*37 small population. In 1910 the population was ten thousand, 1911, eighteen thousand, and 1912, thirty thousand. Now the City boasts of fifteen banks and twelve large hotels. The new Street car system is beings installed by Stone & Webster, Boston, Mass., together with other City improvements such as asphalt paving, water and sewer system, new power plant, new* filtering plant, cement walks including White-w'aj7, which means an expenditure of thousands bj^ the Cit3r. In addition the Business men of the City last June raised an industrial f.und of One Million Dollars for the purpose of inducing manufacturers to locate there. The building permits for the first nine months this year amount to $7,059,350, giving Saskatoon seventh place in the Dominion of Canada. The engineers report that the available water-power on the Saskatchewan river at Saskatoon will develope 14,000 horsepower. Saskatoon also has the great Saskatchewan University and experimental farm of thirteen hundred acres. The Canadian Northern Railway Co. is expending nearly One Million Dollars in tbeir new yards, shops, and round houses in walking distance of Sherwood addition. Saskatoon is located 425 miles northwest of Winnipeg on the Grand Trunk Pacific, Canadian Pacific, and Canadian Northern Railways. With the vast amount of rich farming lands extending in every direction together with tne fertile soil of the Saskatchewan river valley making it possible for the City of Saskatoon, Sask., to become the greatest manufacturing and supply center in Canada. It is predicted that the City will reach One Hundred Thousand population by 1916. This being the fact picture for yourself the profits of Sherwood addition. Do not delay as property is increasing in value every day. NOW IS THE TIME. LAND CO. International Falls, Minnesota a s. 4 .. .. .1 ia£. fti. 1 II ll"T' I 1 I' •i'lMUli ii'.'mIIIW mill. 1