SASBHAHABW" •&£ sr Jf -'Vs. -iSr* SI #5- 3.""=^ FALLS PRESS INTERNATIONA •3MS"*S*« SALE OF SCHOOL AND MINNESOTA ON THE JOB STATE WINS POINT IN buy the high-priced land of this living. The last legislature re mineral product which is needed, FIGHT FOR ORE UNDER state that if they intend to seek cognized this principle, and proposed and, despite the fact that large Immigration Bureau at theFair OTHER STATE LANDS LAKE BEDS a region where they can make an amendment to the constitution, quantities of certain mineral Appeals tot the Young Farmers. a start that it will not be necessary providing that state have heretofore been imported, Duluth Judge Reversed in Case for them to go |o Canada, lands which a soil survey will we are not dependent on foreigu for Minnesota offers many opportunities: Bearing on Title of $100,000,000 show are unfit for farming may countries £or our supply. Auditor's State of Minnesota, State Office, St. Paul September 1, 1914. The Minnesota state depart -.*•• in I on become state forests. This measure, sv. :. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ment of immigration has an ex- "If I were a farmer in Indiana a. on September 14, 1914. at 10 o'clock m. if passed by the people, will in the office of the County Auditor at .,. _. tensive exhibit of the states arm I would not think'of ...Selling my make it possible t£ qbtain an enormous international Palis,"* K.oochiching' couu- 1 The supreme court decided a ,v- ty, in the State of Minnesota, I will offer products at the Indiana fair with farm to go to Minnesota or any continual yearly revenue case which has an important for sale certain unsold state lands which have and also those state lands Fred D. Sherman, commissioner other state," Mr. Sherman said. from lands unfit for farming and reason of the bearing on the state's claim to reverted to the state by °f immigration, in charge of it, useless except for tree growth. If I would remain here, where iron ore under lake beds with nTePrm™%?een"per"«nt of the pur- commissioner says the pur- farmers have all of the good opportunities sold, these lands will bring in a value estimated at $100,000,000. nose of the exhibit IS not to lure that they will find 1915, must be paid at the time of sale, sum much less in the aggregate, Reversing a decision by Judge The balance of purchase money is pay- liable Indiana farmers from their anywhere in the United States. in whole or in part on or before and furthermore they will remain W. A. Cant of St. Louis county, forty years from the date of sale: the! ,•«. ti homes to become tillers entirely unproductive. -... ^rate of interest on the unpaid balance Or Min­ But through the middle west state is entitled to an injunction is four per cent per annum, payable in nesota soil, but to show young there are many young men who!restraining lessors of the mines advance on June 1st of each year provided The state originally owned eght the principal remains unpaid for men who are financially unable to have saved from $1,000 to $2,000 Qn ashore of Longyear lake from and one-half million acres, and of ten years but if the principal is paid within ten years from date of sale, the and who see that they can not encroaching on that lake by mihbuy the two and one-half million remaining, rate of interest will be computed at Sve per cent per annum. much of a farm of their own. ing operations beyond the low approximately one million POBPEXTPBE HOTICB Appraised value of timber, if any, when land sells form $100 to $200 watermark. must also be paid at time of sale. are non-agricultural. If used Lands on which the interest is delinquent, To Joseph Kenville:You an acre These young men are defendants were allowed, as forests, this area will produce «up may be redeemed at any time The will please" take notice, that default nearly al farm renters They ex- unde, to the hour of sale or before re-sale to a perpetual net annual revenue has been made in the conditions a stipulationi to go ahead an actual purchaser. of that certain contract dated the pect to leave their native, state mi„e the lake while the of at least $2,000,000. The under All mineral rights art reserved by 7th day of April, 1908, for the conveyance and the laws of, the state. to new find ODOOrtuni- by Ranier Townsite Company tO|Sometime i- Shilwald, a Forest in Switzerland case was pending, agreeing to pay Not more than 320 acres can be sold yourself of the premises situate the. 1 ties, and Minnesota wants them or contracted to be sold to any one that has been under scientific, care of Koochiching and State of County cents a ton for all ores the purchaser. Minnesota described as lot. numbered i_ OO come to her. There are 15,- Agents acting for purchasers must to for many years, has produced annually three, in Block seventeen, all in Ranier,, court should find they* did not furnish affidavit of authority. Appraisers* according' to the plat thereof on file 000 000 acrips of wild lsnH% in OUO,UUO OI for the past century an income reports showing quality and kind W11U the office of the Register of Deeds of. acres UUltlS 111 own, So far 150,000 toiu.#kave of soil are on file in this office.. Minnesota that are available at Koochiching County. Minnesota, except- atveraging $7.50 per acre. Lists of lands to be offered may be been taken OUt and $00,000 111 and $90,000 is in- certain rights and in- ing ana reserving IS the obtained of Uie State Auditor or to aocre the .* terests specified, and that the'$8 $3^ and all therein an The state lands that are unfit State Immigration at Commissioner of i- 1- volved in the title to this ore default under said conditions in which St. Auditor at Paul, and of the County lines of farming that can be prac.• for farming are in part cut-over, contract 'made are as follows, viz: wias above address. 1 Another suit seems necessary to In failure, to pay the notes and interest. ticed in afty part of the north can •, •, IVERSON, SAMUEL G. in part coming up to sapling pine, LEONARD H. NORD. or either, amounting to $424.26 decide this question of title, as State Auditor. tu be carried on. The tide of emi-, computed to September 7th, 1914, and and the remainder is still virgin A court doesn't go into it, and on failing also to comply with ogier terms Koochiching county's candidate A POK PUBLICATION has wouid state-i grat.cn to Canada turned.lthis timber. This condition makes it aroTxcs of the contract, or responding to notices suit hinge the for the state senate. He is a sent to you frpm time to time. no longer possible to get immediate benefits Dtputaunt of the Interior That country IS a estimated at Therefore, contract will terminate such title to ore deposit fair minded man and believes in S. Land Office at Lake, Minn., U. Cass states of thirty (30) days after the service competrtor with the the tons. to the school fund, by the establishment Aug. 15, 1914. full 1x 000i000 a square deal for everybody in of this notice by publication, unless north and the northwest, the peo-i of state forests under NOTICE IS GIVEN that prior thereto the purchaser .shall comply HEREBY every part of this senatorial district, Minnesota, Emma Theede, of Loman, with such conditions and pay the costs pie of the United States who are th„e „declsl01n' .b' the provisions of amendment No. on made wr,tten who, November 14th, 1907, of service. which includes this and Beltrami No. Homestead Entry No. 1271. Serial The vendor, Ranier Townsite -Company, seeking new locations now find-1 H,alli m' tlJe.. ?ourt.^: 9 and as the forests are improved for NE% 2. 02910, NW% and lots 1 and county. according to* the terms of said 'Under the law of this state, the Section 31. Township 158 N., Range 21 ing that they can get in their own by care and proper use the revenues contract, has the right to terminate the P. of W., 5th Meridian, has filed notice ii c| at he so said conditions of said contract as above 1 to under intention make five-year proof country anything in the way of will constantly increase. specified. act of March 3, 1891, to establish claim waters in a sovereign, not a proprietary BABTXSB TOWNSITE COMPANY, to the land above described, before J. H. fuarm lands that is available outside There should be an end to the old Edward Hines, capacity, but still: the Drummond, Clerk of District. Court, at By their native land."—Indianapolis on way of ruthlessly destroying the International Falls, Minnesota, Hie Its President. state owns it and the shore-owner H. C. Hornby, 31st day of September, 1914. News. forests on lands which are of use S 24-0 8. Its Secretary. Claimant names as .witnesses: August does not. Whether the riparian Rarnofsky, of Bannock. Minn. Charles for nothing else. This can be Moss, B. W. Metcalf, and George Theede, owners have any beneficial THE WORLD'S GREATEST all of Loman, Minn. done by the people by passing the FORFEITURE NOTICE interests in the minerals under- SWINDLE^rtJRST, FINANCIER .. +. ,. A. State Forests Amendment November Register. t-i ii, c. lymg .the bed of the lake where The world greatest financier To Brent C- Ranvig: 53 3rd. Not to vote at »TZCE- POP, PUBLICATION. You will please take notice., that default is the Minnesota farmer's house- 4W fan be removed without de- aii, is to vote against this raeas_ure. has been made in the conditions of that certain contract dated the wife." Her daily investments ex- St™y!ng akf bed' we-,fe the not Remember this, November SSepartzaenfc of the' Interior 5th day of April, 1908, for the- conveyance called upon to determine. United States Land Ofii' at C'ass Lake, the by Ranier Townsite Company to C4eed shrewdness clever 3rd. Minnesota, September 0, 1 911. vourself of .the premises situate in the transactions of Wall street and1 concloversy lias been on NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN that County &f Koochiching and State of John Carstens of Loman., Minnesota, Minnesota, described as lot numbered since 1903. when State Auditor no business concern or corporation, who, 011 October 31st., 190S, made homestead An Indian once had occasion to seven, in Block two lot numbered entry, serial No. CS55 for W% S. G. Iverson put the case up to eight in Block two, all in Rartier, however ably officered, has SE!i, Section 32,—Township. 159 N., pay a lawyer some money, for according to the plat thereof on file in Attorney General W. B, Douglas Range 25 W., 5th principal. meridian, the office of the" Register of Deeds of ever been able to opproaeh her in wliich he demanded a receipt. The has filed notice, of intention to malie Koochiching County, Minnesota, excepting and: was advised that .the state five-year proof, -under" net of March 3, economy. She is the nation's and reserving certain rights and interests lawyer told him that if he would IS91,.to-establish- claim to the land above therein specified, and that the owned the iake beds._ Litigation described, before J. H. DrummoncT, Clerk-of ablest trader and her transactions conditions in which- default under said explain the value of the receipt District Court, at international Falls, contract was made are as follows, viz: more nearly reflect the progress*was ^^ted at that time ^but fail Minnesota, 011 the 12th day of October, lie would give him one. The Indian In failure-to pay the notes .and interest, 1914. and prosperity "of .the country than e4.-t°-deteimine he question, to or either, which, computed Claimant liames as witnesses: ...... replied: "Me die me go to N. P. Nielsori, A.- Amundsen, Ben Pet- September 5th, 1914, amounts to _$282.90, the reports of our clearinghouses.: l9°9 the legislature passed an and failing also to comply v/*th other erson, and Henry C'arstehs, all of Loman, happy hunting ground. The Great Minnesota. terms of the contract, or responding to All legislation, financial ?s?ertln^ the-state's..title and Spirit say /You never pay that A. G-. Sw::?rrr!x-EHTJRST our notices sent to you from time. to otherwise, ought to be so plain this, the injunction suit S. lO-Oct. S. Bc^istei?. time. money!' Me say, Me did.' He say, brought. --A—*.was Therefore, such contract will termin Again the state ate thirty (30) days that those who are .Unable to .emstand after the. service! 'Show receipt.' Then me have has failed to get a final decision SUMMONS of this notice by publication, unless it. Our legislators, state to hunt all over hell to find you." prior thereto the purchaser shall comply with such -conditions and pay the costs and national, shoot so far over,as riSllts- Mr. Iverson t0 but STATE OF MINNESOTA He got the receipt.—Ex. of service. FRANZ JEVNE County of Koochiching the head of the average citizen Judge Hal." The vendor, Ranier Townsite Company, MSTRICT COURT. lam according to the terms of said The Popular Candidate for that those who are unable.o em- s- decision points the way to fam contract, has the right to terminate the FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT a in a vi to or at According to a statement from County Attorney said conditions of said contract as above ploy an attorney and accept his Bemidji Lumber Company, specified. ((rru vu court holds that the state the Geographical Survey the United 4.1 The He has served you well once and a Corporation Plaintiff. statements in blind A faith, must ,v RANIER TOWNSITE COMPANY, By Edward Hines, States possesses nearly every deserves to be re-elected. forever remain in ignorance of t^ soil under lake beds," Its President. The Backus Brooks Company, H. C. Hornby, Bachus Brooks Company, our laws. Of course we have so .sav r* The iron ore verson Backus-Brooks Company, S 24-0 8. Its Secretary. Anthony McAlpine, many laws that ao human can ex- ,° f° 7e no and Etta McAlpine, his wife, Mary E. Coffin and pect to read them and survive the ^oubt ^he sta^,s wiU finally claim W. Herbert Coffin, her 70BFEITUBE NOTICE *1 Ji ordeal, but any person who feels husband also all other ma This Bank Wants persons or parties unknown an irresistible impulse to legis-1 Several large lakes in iiorthern claiming any right, To Joseph Proudzenski: title, estate, interest, or Ti faui^h^s^bee^^a^M^th^'conditiras late, should try his proposed law iron, oft under their, waters. In lien in the real estate described in the complaint #0- it Minnesota are known -to have Your Business of that certain contract dated the Vii«s neicrhhnr and down ana aown herein, 1907. nis neignDor get Defendants. 27th day of August, for the con- on where the common oeoole can addition to Longyear lake, the MINNESOTA TO THE I THE STATE OF veyance by Ranier Townsite company to ABOVE NAMED ED DEFENDANTS: .yourself ._ of the premises .situate in the .... i:„x. .,1 1 f. understand understand it it before before attempting attemptinsf includes Armstrong lake on A County County of of Koochiching Koochiching and and stare stare "St ff lou, and each of y0}1- hereby Minnesota described as lot numbered tu Vprmilltnn n(re RmKicicc are to put in On the Statute books. the Vermillion range, JlmbaraSS summoned and reQurecl to answer the five, in Block twelve lot numbered sev- We confess it. On the other hand, Aye know we are sjsf a a a W laKe.on tne eastern iviesaDa, ro according to the piat thereof on hie in justified in thus asking your patronage. We not only rvrSU: IOWA DRYING UP .! kegama lake, near Grand Rapids, the soid county of Koochiching State °mce Re&ister Deeds of the of the of of Minnesota and to serve a c'oov of Koochiching County, Minnesota, except offer our depositors every facility to be found in a Iowa is not a prohibition state, anci Rabbit lake in the Cuyuna your answer' to said complaint upon an^ reserving certain rights and in *1 & modern institution, together with courteous consideration but it is naturally and gradually range. The mineral lease law un ofe cor^ittons efn^^hic^'de^iuit1'under* said dry mUch 'aS a Creek will uer which the State gets cent: and the best of service, but we also assure you of State of Minnesuta, within twenty (20) eontract was made are' as foMows. viz: g0jnCT 2s days after the service of this summons! In. failure to pay. the notes and in-j— Security for your money, Strength and Stability in upon you, exclusive of the day of such terest, or either, amonuting to. computed' go dry for want of SUETlCient rain- & ton royalty trom Ore mined service and if you fail to answer said to ...Tune 5th. 1914, $739.45, and failing t— i„j management and methods. -. complaint within the time aforesaid, also to comply with -.th'er 'ten .- fall, liight years ago there were trom state lands was repealed in 1: plaintiff in this action will apply to contract R^R^ There is no mineral lease saloons in Iowa, today there W notloM We pay 4 per cent interest of savings accounts and the Court for the relief demanded in sent t„ you%r umr TJ. 9 said complaint together with the costs are-569, and at this rate of decline law now. When a new one is Therefore, sach contract will terminate and disbursements of this action. (30) thirty days after the service Dated November 12, "1913. five years will see them entirely passed it will-^provide royalties of this notice by publication, unless "We will appreciate your business. "... .POWEilj & SIMPSON, prior thereto the purchaser shall comply wiped out. Thirteen years ago based on the iron content of ..the Attorneys for Plaintiff., with snch conditions and pay the costs" -.•*..-1 654 Security Bank Building, of service. there were fifty-eight wet coun- ore, it is declared. Sept. 10-24. Minneapolis, Minn. The vendor, Ranier Townsite Company, FIRST NATIONAL BANK ties, now there are only twelve. -:vlr. Iverson believes the ore un- according to tho terms of said NOTICS OF IiIS PENDENS safd^conditfons^of wSSf contla^t'as ^abJve It would seem that under such der lake beds will realize a .ton specified, STATE .OF MINNESOTA circum'stanres state-wide prehi- for the state. Under the 1909" International Falls, Miirn. ".- RANIER TOWNSITE COMPANY, County of Koochiching bition would easily carry in Iowa, law, all this money-would go into r* By Edward Hines, DISTRICT COURT Its President. but it must be that they are "bet- a permanent road and bridge H. C. Hornby, FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL, DISTRICT S 24-0 8. _Its Secretary. ter satisfied: ..with the fund, only the inc-omfe to be spent Bemidji Lumber Company, present a Corporation Plaintiff. county consent petitions, which eac^ year on road improvements, —vs.—• .. PCS,rE25fUS,i is iiw-. The ^Backus Brooks Company, jin effect means, county "option. Bachus Brooks Company,' V(Perhaps Minnesota might with Backus-Brooks Company, SGHGGL FUND SERIES To Stanley Gu'ian: Anthony" MeA'ipme, and Etta McAlpine, his faultJ hls^beef ma&'l^the^con^Yti^s1Profit- investigate- the Towa plan. YOUk BEST BARGAINS wife, Mary E. Coffin- and ... of that certain contract dated the —Preston Times. Herbert W,. Coffin, her To the individual man, woman, 3rd day of September, 1907, for the conveyance husband aiso all other:j^ersons by Ranier Townsite Company to or parfies unknown or .-child, no part of the state's yourself of the- premises situate in the ABILITY, NOT QUANTITY, claiming any right, County of Koochiching and State of resources is of more vital concern title, estate, interest,- or. R- PAYS IN FARMING Minnesota described as lot numbered lien in the real estate .-: than the school fund. On this six, .in Block twelve lot numbered thirteen., described in the complaint *. Have furnished me every month by Central in Block" eighteen lot herein, .- Defendants., numbered No farmer gets rich by the fUI1(i win depend, in a large der. fourteen, iii Block eighteen, all in Ranier, Notice is hereby given that an action according to the plat thereof on-file in quantity^ of .production. It- is the ^rep, the measure of success and :!^Real Estate Dealers'. Association-lists of JBest has. been commenced in this court by tfi,e office of the" Register 'of Deeds of the aliove "named plaintiff against the Koochiching County,^ Minnesota, excepting price he gets for his products and, "happiness of the,commonwealth's above named defendants the object of Bargains in Real Estate in Every State in the and reserving certain rights and interests1 which is to obtain a judgment that said economy and business judgment school children, ""it is for this therein'.specified.. and that the plaintiff is the owner in fee of the following conditions ,in which default sunder said Union, including Minnesota and Koochiching described real property, and that displayed' mat^agement Jthat reason that the passage of No. 9, contract was made are as follows, viz: the defendants, and each of them, have In failure to pay the notes and interest, makes the farrfier .wealthy. no estate Or interest therein or lien the State. Forest Amendment, is County. If you have Anything to* Sell List it or either, amounting to $1341.00, thereon. '. •. We cannot pass a law that will computed to September 3rd 1914, and of particular interest to ever3r The premises described in the complaint failing- also to comply wi,th other terms with:me... It will be sent to Five Thousand and involved in said action are .increase the price products or one.- Without extra taxation, this of the contract, or responding to. our 'situated in the County of 'Koochiching ^notices sent- to you from time to tirrfe. and State of Minnesota, and are described reduce"the Cost of plowing- the measure will add annually cities- of the United 'States and Canada. a,s follows, to-wit: Therefore, such contract will terminate land and marketing, the crop. We thirty (30) days after the service 000,000 to ojir school fund. The southwest quarter of the northwest —CALL AND SEE ME— ,quarter (SW% NW%) of Section of this notice By publication, unless must demand, upon factories and When our land policy was fraftned seventeen (17), township one hundred prior thereto the purchaser shall comply -fifty-one (151) north, Range twentyseven with such Conditions and pay the costs transportation facilities for marketing in the constitution, it was provided P. S. PENDERtiASTl|! (27) west- of the fifth principal of. service. meridian. The vendor, Ranier Townsite Company, our products. and* upon that, all .state lands must Notice 'is ftirther given that no personal according to. the terms of said improved" mechanical lappliairces claim is made against said de7' contract, has the right to terminate the be sold, without regard to, their REAL ESTATE AGENT in said is fendants, qv either, of them,., Sara conditions-of said contract as above and the .business ability^-%f the specified.. physical character. There was ^Wxactton. & COKVAVY International Falls. Dated November 12, 1913. .. uxni towmra I ^*5 Ji Minnesota farmer to reduce the cost of production,and no thought of the. state's moral sikpsohV^ By BdwardT Hlnas, SL for: to more intelligently obligation -to sell only ther lands Its President nty Bank Building, JL O. Hornby,'. market: Bi^fo^ets.' Sept. 1.0-34. Minneapolis, lllnn. oh which a settler'could make a 8 24,0 f.. f- & ^^lts- Secretary. "V vj* 'O* **&&& eci% 'j