~^,V buy the high-priced land "of this STATE WINS POINT IN MINNESOTA ON THE JOB iiving. The last legislature re mineral product which is needed', l*m- '.^HJi-*-*- .'^•V-'':-vA-v-•• :,£%:•: state that if they intend to seek FIGHT FOR ORE UN- r" cognised, this. principle, and proposed and, despite the fact -that large .•'•ir/X-'-y-^^M^—~ ~v Immigration Bureau at theFair a region where they can make DER LAKE BEDS an amendment to the constitution, quantities of certain mineral Appeals tot the Young Farm- a, start that it will not be necessary providing that'^state have heretofore been imported, for them to go Jo Canada, lath Judge Reversed in Case lands which a soil survey will .we .are not dependent on foreign 4ft. -'"^J ^wm for Minnesota offers many opportunities: Bearing on Titleof$100,000,000 show are unfit for farming may countries for our supply. v'V "p$ State of Minnesota, State Auditor's The. Minnesota st^ate. department f§ Office, St. Paul September 1, 1914. become state forests. This -measure, in Iron.- t-vjf ... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha,t of immigration has an ex- If were a farmer Indiana if passed by the people, will on September 14, 1914. nt lO o'clock a. m» Z-t v. in the office of the County Auditor at I would not think of Celling my m^ke' it possible t^ qbtain an enormous ^The supreme rourt decided a International Falfs/ Koocliicfiiug' couii- tCIlSlVC CXiilDlt Of* the Stitt S lErni farm-to, go to Minnesota Ot any ty, in the State of Minnesota, I will of- products at fL0 the TnHiano*- fair lair with continual yearly revenue nt case "which has? an important fer for sale certain unsold' state lands Indiana Wltn other state," Mr. Sherman said. E S S he an is on from lands unfit for farming and bearing on the state's claim to "I would Remain here where useless except for tree growth! If •^SSS2?%Ji?SSrSk. Ot pur- immigratioh, in charge it. Of of ironware under lake beds with a The the pur- farmers have all of the good opportunities sold, these lands will bring in a chase price and interest on the unpaid Commissioner SayS value estimated at $100,000,000 a an a a to 1 nose of the exhibit not. to lure that they will find sum much less in the aggregate, Reversing a decision by Judge 1915, must be paid at the time of sale, IS The balance of purchase money is pay- .. 4.1, si Indiana farmers from tnear anywhere" in the 'United States. and furthermore they will remain abie in whole or in part on or before W. A. Cant of St. Louis county, z& homes to become tillers of Min- entirely unproductive. But through the middle west state is entitled to an injunction .&&&« «:sp»?as^ but to show young there are many young men whoj restraining lessors of -the mines THe state originally owned eght men-who are financially unable to vided the principal remains unpaid for have saved from $I,QOQ to $2,000 on a shore 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 riot enbroachirig on that Jake by mihbuy the. two and one-half million remaining, rate of interest will be computed at much of a farm of their own' ing operations beyond the low Ave per cent per annum. approximately one million TOBRZTUII arOTXCH Appraised value of timber. if any, when land sells form $100 to $200 water mark. are non-agricultural. If used.as when land sells form S»ioo to $2nn J, 'must also be paid at time of sale. Lands on which the interest is delinquent, forests, this area will produce an acre. These young men are defendants were allowed, To Joseph* KenvlUe:: may be redeemed at any time-nip Thc You. will pleas^ take notice, that default nearly' all farm renters. They ex- to the hour of sale oif before re-sale to a perpetual' net annual revenue has been made in the conditions, under a stipulation, to. go ahead an actual purchaser. of at least $2,000,000. The All-mineral rights art reserved by 4?^ to leave their native. :Sfate ^^e"^5^1ikewha^^ the laws of, the state. Shilwald, a Forest in Switzerland Not more than 320 acres can be, sold °PP°rt1unl-|case was pending, agreeing to pay that has been under scientific, care or contracted to be sold to any one County of Koochiching and State of tieS, and Minnesota Wants them ton for all nrPQ flip rent a purchaser. Minnesota described ajs lot numbered s.-PP" Ccnxs, a ton Ipr a.j.1 .ores tnc 15,- for many years, ha.s produced annually Agents acting for purchasers must. Ranier,jto three, in Block seventeen, all in come to her.. There, are Mrt- should find thev. did -not furnish affidavit of authority, Appraisers'" CO according to the plat thereof on Tief in qqq oOO a.cres of Wild lands in vth6. for the past century an income 000,000 acres oi OWn,. So far iso,ooo ton^kave reports: showing quality and kind office of the Register of Deeds ^of "*of soil are on file in this .office: Minnesota that are available at r"^ar Koochiching- County, Minnesota, except- atveragfiig $7.50 per acre. 1,1 Lists of lands to be offered may -be .'.iC-- ing and reserving, certain rights and interests $8 to $36-ah aocre and all the b^n taken out and ^ooo i8 in: obtained of the State Auditor or the The state lands that are unfit therein, specified^ and that the State Commissioner of Immigration at volved in the titl6 to this ore conditions in which default under said lines of farming that can,be prac- .. St. Paul, and of the County Auditor at for farming are in part cut-over., contract wias made are as follows, vis: A a above address. ticed in atiy part of the north can •, .. .... 3 In failure, to pay the notes and^ interest, in part coming up to sapling pine, SAMUEL. G. IVERSON, LEONARD H. NORD. rp, ... decide this question of title, as or either, amounting to $424.25 a be carried on.- The tide of emi-r j. yT 1 State Auditor. and the remainder is still virgin computed to September 7th. 1914. ana court doesn't A go.mto it, and on Koochiching county's candidate M? failing also to comply with ottier terms timber* This condition makes it gration to Canada has turned. I wouId hinge the states of the contract, or responding to notices for the state senate. He is a VOT1CB ros F17BX.XCATIOY tllis suit sent to you from time to time. possible to get immediate benefits That country is no longer a titic deposits?estimated at Department of the Interior .'. fair minded man and believes in Therefore, such- contract #111 terminate to ore competitor^ with, the states of tjie XJ. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., to the school fund, by th$ establishment thirty (iO) days after the service fully 100,000,000 tons a square deal for everybody in Aug. 15, 1914. of this notice by publication, unless north arid the northwest, the people of" state foriests under NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that prior-thereto the purchaser .shall comply every part of this senatorial district, In the decision, written by Emma Theede, of Loman, Minnesota, with such conditions and pay the costs the provisions of amendment No. of the United-States who are who, on November 14th, 1907, made of service. which includes this and Beltrami Homestead Entry "No. 1271. Serial No. seeking new locations now find- 4, ?ouft sa^?' .9 and as the forests are improved The vendor, 'Ranier Townsite *Colnpany, county.:. 02910, for NE% NW% and lots 1 and 1. according to» the terms of said 'Section 21, Township 158 N., Range SI ing that they'can get in their o*n I ,U"der ,th's by care and proper use the revenues the of contract, has the right to terminate the W., 5th P. Meridian, has filed notice of said conditions of said contract as above country- anything in the' way of |Sta owns- ,under Pal,1,c the 60,1 will constantly increase. intention to make five-year proof under specified. tact of March 3. 1891, to establish claim tuarm lands that is' available out-1 w®t®rs sovere.^, not-a pro- There should be an end to the old ~tr HAVSEB TOWXKSZTE COMPAITS', to the land above described, before J. H. Drummond, Clerk of District Court.: at By Edward Bines, side thiir native land."—Indiana-PJfary way of ruthlessly destroying the Its President. International Falls, Minnesota, on the state owns it and the shore-owner B. C. Hornby, at 21st day of September, 1914. forests on lands which are of use S Its Secretary. pOilS ^JCWS. 24-0 8. does not. Whether the riparian Claimant names as .witnesses: Aiigust ST: for nothing else. This can be KarriofsTcy, of. Bannock. Minn. Charles owners have any beneficial Moss, B. W. Metcalf, and George Theede, THE WORLD'S GREATEST done by the people by passing the all of Loman. Minn. interests In the. minerals uiider- rOBrSITlTBS NOTICE A. G. SWZVSXiESVBST, FINANCIER -f .., u- State Forests: Amendment November Beglster. The world's greatest: financier of the lake where 3rd. ~Not to vote at To Brent G. Ranvig: tvt- they can be removed without de- .1 NOT ACS rOR PUEliICATION. You will please take notice^ that default is the Minnesota house-, all is to. vote against this meas.ure. farmer has been made in the conditions tt •, stroymg the lake bed, we are not vAfe. Her daily investments ex- ,, of that certain contract dated the Remember this, November Bepartment of the" Ijiterioy upon to determine. 5th day of April, 1908, for the- conveyance *. Galled in shrewdness the clever 3rd. C4eed United States Land Offing: at Cass Lake, by Ranier Townsite Company to 'Minnesota,-September 3, 1'0t4. yourself of .the premises situate in the transactions of Wall street and' The controversy has been on NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN that County bf Koochiching and State of John Carstens. of Loman, Minnesota, Minnesota, described as lot numbered no business concern or corpora- f,iri^e 1^0^ w^ien Editor An Indian once had Occasion, to who, on October 31st, 190S, made homestead seven, in Block two lot numbered tion, however ably officered, has Iverson jput the case up to entry, serial No. &S55 for eight in Block two, all in Rarrier, pay a lawyer some money, for .SBii, Section ,-?2,--Township: 159 Nv according to-the plat thereof on file in ever been able to ppproaeh her ih A^-t°rney General W. B, Douglaseconomy.-- Range 2a W., 5th principal ., meridian, the' office of the? Register of ,Deecls of wliich 'he demanded' receipt. The has. filed notice, of intention -to make S a Koochiching County, Minnesota, excepting She is the "nation^ ^n^ advise.d that .the state five-year proof, under act of -March 3, and reserving certain rights and inv. lawyer told him that if he would 1891,.to establish, claim to the land above tere'sts therein specified, aird that the ablest trader -and her transactions owlie^ the lake bedsy Litigation described, before J.. H. Drumrriond", rClerk-of explain the value of the receipt conditions in-which- default' under said District Court, at international Falls. contract was made are as follows, viz: more nearly reflect the" progress»was flt at that tiiTte but fail Minnesota, on the' 13th .day of October. he \vould give him one. The Indian In failure-to payr the notes iind interest, 1914. and prosperity "of .the country than detei mine he question. tQ or. either, which, computed to replied: "Me die me go to Claimant liames as witnesses September 5thi-1914, amounts to $282 90, N. -P. Nielson, .A." Amundsen-. Beii Peterson," the reports of our cleariAgRouses. legislature passed an hunting ground. The Great and failing also to" comply w*th. other and Hfenry. Carstens, till of Eioman, happy All legisiattonpfiflanciai averting th^^te's^tle'and terms, of the contract, or responding to Minnesota. Spirit say 'You never pay that A. G. SWIJJDLEE tTRST our notices sent to :you from-i time], to otherwise, o.tjjht- to f.e so plain f'•»»«''»« mjunctie.n suit S. lO-Oct. 8. jSc«nater. time. irioney!' Me say, Me did.' He say, Therefore, such' "contract will' termin- 'Show, receipt.' Then me have ate "thirty "(30)"'days"a.fter "the. "service! that those who are^unable to em^|-Kas -^a1^- ?^-e SU3piONS of this notice by publication, unless stand, it -iOur legislators,. state^as faded tp get a final deCtsipn to hunt all over hell to find you." prior thereto the purchaser shall comply and national, shoot so far-over .t? f° "ghts, but Mr. lyerson with such -conditions and pay the costs STATE OF, MINNESOTA He got the receipts—Ex. FRANZ JEVNE 4 of service. County of' Koochiching the head of the average citizen feci,a"d .tu,la' jHdge Hal: lhat The vendor, Ranier Townsite Company, The Popular Candidate for D-ISTRICT COURT. according to the terms of said that those who are unable em- tam 5 ^S^'0"PP.nts theway to contract, has the right to terminate the FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT According to a statement from County Attorney •f u. an inevtable victory for the-state. said conditions of said contract as above ploy an attorney and accept his rr, •BemicTji Lumber Company, nnAplflAfl rt ..u i.1 The court holds that the state the Geographical Survey the United He has served you well once and •f a Corporation Plaintiff. statements in blind faith, must ,v BANZEB TOWWS1TE COMPAXTST, W States possesses nearly every. deserves to be re-elected. —VS.— By Sdward Hlnes, forever -remain in 'ignorance of the under l,ke beds," -'"i- °w"s sq.1 The Backus Brooks Camp- .i Its President. any, Bachus Brooks Qompany, our laws. Of course we have so ??Ja Mr. Iverson. /Die iron ore H. C." Hornby,- Backus-Brooks Company, S 24-0 8. Its Secretary. Anthony McAlpine, .. many laws that no human can. ex- 's 1. a7e "0" and Etta McAlpine, his pect to read them and survive the doubt the states clamx will finally wife, Mary E. Cofhn and Herhert W. Coffin, her TOBFERUBE WOTICB ordeal, but any person who feels made good. husband also all other v, This Bank Wants $ persons or parties un- -. an, irresistible impulse to legis-'Several large lakes in northern known claiming any right, To Joseph Proudzenski: title, estate, interest, or late, should try his proposed law *r0^r. under thpirj waters. In I You will please take notice, that deIfault lien in the real estate has been made-in the conditions —--T -i it- Minnesota are known have described in the complaint certain contract dated the f,i«s npicrhhnr- and cret down -to Your Business of 27ththat Defendants. day of August. for the con- On niS neignDOr ana get It UOWn -. nn herein, 1907, lake, the THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE veyance by Ranier Townsite Company to here the common people Can addltiop. to i-Ongyear ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: .yourself of the premises ^situate in the .f~ ficf folr« r»« understand it before attempting nst lnciuaes Armstrong lake on Countv of Koochichfnsr. and stare You, and each or you, are hereby Minnesota described as lot numbered ,-' Vf»rmil1ir»n rancr^ Pmharacc in the books, Vermillion ine .summoned and requred to answer the Block twelve lot numbered sev- tO put On Statute range, HmDaraSS We confess it. On the other hand, \ve know we are flvet in lake on the eastern Mesaba,. Po- complaint of the plaintiff herein, .which enteen, in Block eighteen, all in Ranier, compact has Deen hied in the office of according to the plat thereof on hie in justified iu thus asking your patronage. We not only IOWA DRYING UP kegama lake, near Grand Rapids, tho the office of the Register of Deeds of l« S a «l offer- our. depositors every facility to be found in a of Minnesota, and to serve, a eopy of Iowa is not a prohibition stateana^^l^ ^ke in the Cuyuna in^ and 0¥1(1 reserving ceitain rights and in- vour answer to s-x comDiaint um v- festtw&ksJi j? natuta'ly- modern institution, together with courteous consideration tt and the best of service, but we also assure you of State of Minnesota, within twenty (20) contract was made are as ronows, viz. orQjngr dry much as a creek will Citl" which the State gets 25 cents f- days after the service of this summons! *In/failure to pay. the notes and in-i® rr •*. Security for your money,-Strength and Stability in upon you, exciusive^of the day of such terest, or.either amounting to, computed go dry. for want-oj suixicietit rain- a ton royalty trom. ore mined service and if you fail to answer said to-* June 5th. 1914, $739.45 and, falling y?- I 7 f,x«, -«.+«•-:' 1«^ fall. Eight years ago there were trom state lands was repealed in management and methods. 1 complaint within the time aforesaid,- also to comDiv with -.ther ten ^.tt s. foo'7 tae -plaintiff, in-this action will apply to contract or responding to. our notices 1,170 7n ci^rinc in Tntuo -r --Thf»rp nr» triiii^ral —We pay 4 per cerft interest of savings accounts and the Court for the relief demanded in sent tb you from time to time. saloons in lowa, tftday tnere lyP/s nere is no- mineral lease ^aid complaint together with the costs are* 569, and at this rate of decline law now. When a new one is Therefore, such contract -will terminate time deposits. _} o» o' -and disbursements of this action, thirty (30) days after the service five years will see them entirely passed it will provide royalties Dated November ia,"1913. of this nqtice by publication, unless '/We will appreciate your business. •POWELIi 8s SIMFSOIT, wiped out. Thirteen years ago "based on the iron content ,rof jthe prior thereto the purchaser shall comply Attorneys for Plaintiff.. with such conditions and pay the costs 654 Security Bank Building, there were fifty-eight wet coun- Qr^, it is declared. ," of service. Sept. 10"24. Minneapolis, Minn. The -vendor,. Ranier Townsite. Company, FIRST NATIONAL" BANK ties, now there are.oi^lytwelve.j^Mr. Tver son believes the ore un- according to the' terms of said 11 NOTICE OF XiI3 PENBEN8 ^subJve'It would, seem that Undersuch der lake beds'will- realize §i a t(5ii s2fdLrconditfonshol^Sia contract specified. circumfstanres -estate-wide prehi- fot^ the' state. Under the. 1909 international,Falls/Minn., STATE OF MINNESOTA ). County of Koochiching BANXE& TOVnXSTTt COVEBABY, bition. would easily Cajry in Iowa, law, all this money would go into: v-. By Edward Hines, DISTRICT COURT ~r Its President. but it must be that they, are bet-: a permanent road and bridge i^^X-^-X—is^-x-^x^x—X^X-^X—X-^-X—X--X^--X—X—X—X—X—X— I -H. C. Hornby, FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Xr^X—:X-^X—^X^X—X-tX—^XX—X—X—X—X.—^X—S(^ S 24-0 8 1 Its Secretary. ter satisfied rwith the present ^nd, bHly the irieomfe to be spent -Bemidji Dumber Company, a Corporation Plaintiff. county ^consent petitions, which each year orr road improvements v.-. .•'-•"A—vs.— PCBlTEI'x'US,^ ix-v**y— in effect means, county "option. The* backus Brooks COmp-" Bachus Brooks Comp- \i Perhaps Minnesota inig^ht&witfh 'any,"-Backus-Brooks Comp- jT: •''.."j!1.*any, SCHOOL FUND SERIES 'X{£: Anthony McA'ipme, and Etta McAlpine, his You.will. please take ^rofit. investigate'thMowa Sl§i pi­ 71 fault has beep made in '. wifef Mary E. Coffin -and YOUk BESTSBARGAiNS -Preston Times. .of that certain contract dated /the ^To'th^-in^vMual^ man, woman^ Herbert W, Coffin, her 3rd day of September,-1907, for' the con- ^husband also all- others j"veyance by-Ranier Townsite Company^-to or ^hifd, no:: part of the state's ^.Jjioi-sons or parties unptf rn yourself of the-, premises situate in the Si^~ known claiming any right, _T ABILITY, NOT QUANTITY^ resources 'is^of ^rnbre' vital concern County of Koochiching and S.tate' of title, estate, interest, or Minnesota described as lot" numbered PAYS IN FARMmG "£9?*' -^e estate Tien in real tha'n fthe? -fund^^Qn. this six. in Block, twelve lot nutnb^re.d thirteen,. described in the complaint 3sclt6dl in^yer^ inohllt Ey}Ceritral in Block" eighteen lot numbered herein, Defendants^ -N°^famer ^et§ jich'by the |un(j will d^pendf in a large' de- •Sii fourteen^ in Block eighteen, all m'ftanier, Va-S'"-' Notice Is hereby givten that an action according to"the plat thereof on—file in ^S^^l3|s|aW'^al^^^sociMion^sts^iJB^si has-been commenced, in this court -by tfte office of- the" Register^of- Deeds of the .aboye nani'ed plaintiff against the" ME Koochiching County*- Minnesota, excepting- Ir\c® be^^ets^or above* nailed defendants the object of and reserving certain .lights -and interests.1 which is to, obtain'a judgment that said econdmy "^id. business judgment school ~childre"^it is "for tht^ -therein' specified, and.' that '"the plaintiff is the owner in fee of the -following conditions ,in which default-aunder said "Union, including 'Minnesota, and Koochiching displayedj: ,inv: !mar\^g^men't ^hat. reason* that the passage of N0/ 9, described real property, and that contract was made are* as follows.- vis: the defendants, and each of them, have makes the Ttarrtier ^wealthy: In failure to pay the 'notes and in^ the. State. Korjest Amendmfnt, is no estate or interest therein or lien Countyi If you have Anything fo* Sell List it terfest, or either, amounting to ?1341.00, thereon. We cannot pass a law that will of particular interest to every computed to September 3rd, 1914, aridfailing. The premises described in "'the: complaint with"jne...It will be sent .to"Five Thousand also to comply with other terms and involved, in said action are increase the price 7of products or one.-Without extra taxation,/this of the contract, 'of responding to/our "situated in the County of -Koochiching .. .. -. and State -of' Minnesota," and are des- notices sent to you from time to time reduc^ 'the cbst of plowing- the measure will add annually ^$2 -cities* of "the United -States and Canada. cribed a,s follows, to-wit: Therefore, such .contract will terminate land and marketing the crop., We 000,000 to ojtr school fund.' V-« thirty (30) days alter the service The southwest quarter of the northwest,quarter "^CALL^AND SEE- ME^ of this notice By publicatipn, unless (SW% NW%) of Section must demands upon ^factories and ^When our-land policy was frattned sevente6m-(17), township one hundred prior thereto the purchaser shall comply .'with such conditions and pay the apsts cty-one(151) "vuv vxuj./ north. itvt bur Range twenty«ui.j b-vrviivj" transportation facilities for ^marketing in the constitution, it was provided ^p-i- PV S.PENDERtJAST of, service. seven X27) west^ of'~the fifth principal *$3^8 meridian. our products 'and* upon that, all *state lands tnust The vendor,-. Ranier Townsite Company,. Notice 'is'^uitljer given that no* personal '^according to the terms of -said improved mechanical ^T^pliaatjees be sold, without regard to, their •«&*- claim 911,is tttstde ^gainst said defendants, contract, has the right to, terminate the REAL ESTATE AGENT. 6ither.v, of--:the^it In said said conditions-of said contract ate above and \the\husin^s&: a6ili|^M j^e ^j^fsical character. There was ^tLottnn. -.V rgpeciAed., International FaP*, Mmneiiota farm^rtp.reduc^^^^^ ofpro no, ^h^Ught. of the, state's moral 'Dated November 12, 191J. Mi •St A nfanoM-. 664 -Secur Building, eapoliB, v.. ttu*"^ 4