'M* ?p^ fff^ ^r^' f!?Y~' :W HS-^JS"T_£^8«5jt' *V-V *'!&.* 5j* 4 VjiiMI' a!-*, f- -.1, INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FOUR SALE OF SCHOOL AND tion on his right eye, which he injured NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE OTHER STATE LANDS. seriously with a piece of hay. DISTRICT NEWS Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery It is as yet uncertain whether or not NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that he will lose the sight of that eye, but State of Minnesota, State Auditor's default has been made in the conditions Office, St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 26, 1917. Company his friends hope for a speedy recovery. of that certain mortgage duly STURGEON RIVER SCHOOL Notice is hereby given that on executed and delivered by Jens J. NOTES. April 9, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., in Opsahl and Clara M. Opsahl, his wife, The Farmers' club of Silverdale The basket social given at the the office of the county auditor at International of Beltrami County Minnesota, as Falls, Koochiching county, C. A. YERNBERG, Manager held its annual business meeting Saturday, schoolhouse last Saturday evening Mortgagors to Victor L. Johnson, of in the state of Minnesota, I will offer proved a success. A crowd of young Feb. 24. The following officers Chisago County Minnesota, as Mortgagee, for sale certain unsold state lands, Wholesale and Retail Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Feed bearing date the 10th day of were elected for the ensuing year: people from Lundgren attended. and also those state lands which have September, 1910, with a power of sale $29.50 was realized. President, P. O. Peterson vice president, reverted to the state by reason of the therein contained, duly recorded in the nonpayment of interest. The new chairs for the schoolhouse Engvald Hanson secretary, office of the Register of Deeds in and Terma of Sale. Home-Made Sausage and Hamburger arrived this week. No more sitting Mary Arnold treasurer, Arnold Anderson. for the County of Koochiching and Fifteen per cent of the purchase on* a hardwood bench during entertainments. State of Minnesota, on the 19th' day Board of trustees, John Sundeen, price is payable to the county treasurer Give Us a Trial and You Will Stay With Us of September, 1910, at 9 o'clock A.M., Martin Olson, Sivert Hanson. at the time of sale. The unpaid balance in Book "D" of Mortgages on page is payable at any time in whole We exchanged records with the Our Prices Are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh After the business session lunch 320, given to secure the payment of a or in part on or before forty years Lundgren school last week. The children was served by the ladies and in the certain promissory note for Fourteen from the date of sale at an interest enjoy them, especially the hundred and fifty Dollars ($1,450^00), evening dancing was enjoyed by all. rate of four per cent per annum, due dated September 10th 1910 and due on June first of each year provided that litis Block, Third Street, International Falls, Minn. stories. September 10th 1920, and interest thereon the interest can be paid at any time New readers for the first five NORTHOME ITEMS. at the rate of SIX (6) per cent per within the interest year without penalty, grades were received this week. annum, payable annually, until paid in effect this means that the interest S. F. Plummer informs us that he which default has continued to the A valentine party was given at the money may be paid any time between expects to start his saw mill next date of this notice by the failure and June first and May thirty-first schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon, Monday. neglect of said mortgagers to make without penalty. February 14. payment of the interest on said note Vic Fish of Island Lake was looking Appraised value of timber, when so Mrs. Noss, Bella Noss and Mildred amounting to Eighty-seven Dollars stated, must be paid for in full at the JOHN N. GISH after some buisness affairs here Hammersborg visited school Wednesday ($87.00), which interest by the terms time of sale. Wednesday evening. of said note became due and payable to the All mineal rights are resrved afternoon. Claude Hanchett left Monday evening on the 10th day of September, 1916, state by the laws of the state. Watchmaker and Jeweler for Montana, where he will stay and All land^. are sold subject to any LINDFORD. and all di^ch taxes thereon. for a week to look after his land interests. WHEREAS, the said mortgagee and Lands on which the interest has become Mr. Emil Anderson has had about holder of said mortgage has elected and delinquent may be redeemed at does hereby elect to declare the whole 70,000 feet of new lumber sawed. The teachers and members of the any time up to the hour of sale, or before principal sum of said mortgage due Mr. Syvert Nelson from Saskkatchewan, debating class of the Northome resale, to the actual purchaser. and payable at the date of this notice, Canada, recently visited in Such lands are listed under the caption: Agent for Singer Sewing under the terms and conditions of school had an enjoyoble sleighride to "Delinquent Lands." the neighborhood. said mortgage and the power of sale Mizpah and return last night,, followed No person can purchase more than therein contained and Machine Company and Rudolph Erickson is logging on by an appetizing lunch at the 320 acres of land as provided by the WHEREAS, there is actually due Bear River. General Laws 1905 provided, however, school house.—Northome Record. and. claimed to be due and payable at Woodstock Typewriter. Mr. Gregg held meetings at Lindford that state lands purchased previous to the date of this notice the sum of One 1905 is not charged against such purchaser. and Riverdale schoolhouses Feb. NOTICE OP MORTGAGE FORECLOS­ hundred twenty-two and 51-100 Dollars 25th. He also made a call between ($122.51), and Agents acting for' purchasers must URE SALE. times at the Oak Portage Sunday WHEREAS, the power of sale has furnish affidavit of authority. become operative, and no action or school. Appraisers' reports, showing quality Default has occurred in the conditions procee'ding at law otherwise has been and kind of soil are on file in this Also dealer in The text used at Oak Portage Hall of a certain mortgage made by instituted to recover the debt sccyred office. Gust L. Eck and Olga Eck, his wife, as oil Sunday last was "Strive to enter by said mortgage or any part thereof Lists giving legal descriptions of mortgagors to Albin Bernard as mortgagee, Wear-U-Well Shoes in at the strait gate, for many, I say Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby lands to be offered may be obtained of dated May 18, 1914, and recorded given that by virtue of the power of the state auditor or the immigration unto you, will seek to enter in, and in the office of the register of deeds in sale contained in said mortgage and commissioner at St. Paul and of the shall not be-able." The striving is not and for Koochiching county, Minnesota, pursuant to the statutes in such case county auditor at above address. on May 29, 1914, in book "J" of in order to be saved, but to fight made and provided, said mortgage J. A. O. PREIS, Mortgages on page 428, whereby said against those things which may plainly will be foreclosed by a sale of the State Auditor. mortgagors did mortgage and convey premises described in and conveyed by be classed as God's enemies, which We Loan Money to said mortgagee the premises hereinafter said mortgage, which pi*emises are keeps man from God and the Gospel, XOTICE OF PUBLICATION". described, to secure the payment situated in the County of Koochiching to said mortgagee of the sum of $750.00, namely: The world, the flesh, the and State of Minnesota and described with interest thereon at the rate of. devil. DEPABTMEM" OF THE INTERIOR, as follows to-wit: six per centum per annum from said IT. S. Land Office at Duluth Minnesota. The world has been at enmity with East half of Southwest Quarter (E% 18th day of May, 1914. February 15, 1917 of SW%), Southeast Quarter of Northwest God since cursed by Adam's sin, and There is claimed to be due and is Notice is hereby given that Senion Quarter (SE% NW%), and the everything within it. It cannot be due on said mortgage and mortgage Fredsall, whose postoffice address is Lot Five (5), in Section Twenty-three debt, at the date of this notice, for otherwise than an enemy, as Satan is 3828 17th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota, (23), Township One hundred fiftyseven principal and interest, the sum of This Bank loans money. That's the way we make our did on the 5th day of April, 1916, it's prince, it's god. (157) and the Lot Four (4)and $782.25. No action or proceeding at law file in this office Sworn Statement and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest living. But we don't loan money foolishly nor for improvident The flesh does not naturally love or in equity has been instituted to recover Application, No. 012339 to purchase Quarter (SW% of NW!4) of Section purposes. God, but hates Him. Loves it's own the debt secured t»y said mortgage the SE1^ NW',4, Section 4, Township One (1) and the Lots One (1), or any part thereof. 68 N., Range 19 W. 4th, Principal Meridian, way, keeps man from God by its selfishness It is our ambition to see this community prosper and Seven (7) and Eight (8), and the Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and the timber thereon, under and pride. By its selfishness North Half of the Southwest Quarter of a power of sale contained in said it is decidedly to our advantage to see that it does prosper, the provisions of the act of June 3, (Ny2 of SW'A) and the Northwest in thinking what it possesses is its mortgage, and pursuant to the statute 1878, and acts amendatory, known as because, if the community prospers our deposits will increase Quarter of the Southeast Quarter in such case made and provided, said own instead of God's. By its pride the "Timber and Stone Law," at such (NW5/i SE%) of Section Two (2) in ftr'i mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale and we will have more money to loan. It can readily be in fearing to boldly stand for God, value as might be fixed by appraisement, Township One hundred fifty-six of the premises therein described, together and that, pursuant to such application, seen, therefore, that we cannot consistently loan money for fearing man the more. (156), all North of Range Twenty- with all the hereditament's the land and timber thereon live, West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, The devil is purposed to secure the any purpose not conductive to the best interests of the community thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, have been estimated and valued by applicant, together with all the hereditaments at public auction, to the worship of men and install himself 1 the timber estimated 40,000 in general and the borrower in particular. On this and appurtenances thereunto highest bidder, for cash, by the sheriff as chief ruler of the world. He seeks board feet at $2.50 per M, and the land belonging basis this bank loans money gladly. of said Koochiching county, at his office nothing that said applicant will offer to keep men from receiving salvation, Which sale will, be made by the in the court house in the city of International final proof in support of his application Sheriff of said Koochiching County he perverts the gospel. He labors to Falls in said county and state, and sworn statement on the 26th day Minnsota, at the front door of the on Saturday, the 24th day of March, corrupt the church. His final doom of April, 1917, before the Register and Court House in the City of International 1917, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of Receiver United States Land Office, at is' to be cast into the lake of fire to Falls, in said County of Koochiching We Loan Money on Farm Lands. Call and See Us said day, to pay the amount which will Duluth, Minnesota. and State of Minnesota, on be tormented forever. Rev. 20:10. then be due on said mortgage and Any person is at liberty to protest Thursday the 19th day of April 1917, mortgage debt for principal and interest this purchase before entry, or initiate at Two (2) o'clock P.M. of that day, and taxes, if any, together with the a contest at any time before patent issues, SILVERDALE. at public vendue to the highest bidder costs and disbursements of said foreclosure The First National Bank by filing a corroborated affidavit Hoglund school, after being without for cash, to satisfy said mortgage debt sale including the attorney fee in this office, alleging facts which with the interest thereon, and the a teacher for three months, is stipulated for in said mortgage. would defeat the entry. taxes if any, and the sum of Fifty The premises covered and conveyed now running again with Miss Marie Witnesses:: Charles W. Edenr Theodore ®39BMfl8k5 Dollars ($50.00) attorney's fees as by s^id mortgage are situated in said M. Anderson. James Allerdyce of Turgenson as teacher. stipulated in and by said mortgage in Koochiching county, Minnesota, and Minneapolis, Minnesota Barney Eden case of foreclosure, and the disbursements Reverend Thornburg held service are described as follows, to-wit: of Tower, Minnesota Edward J. Filiatrault allowed by law, subject to redemption Lot two (2) Block nine (9) Original in Sunday school house, Thursday, of Duluth. Minnesota. at any time within one year Townsite of International Falls, according JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, Feb. 22. from the date of sale as provided by to the plat thereof on file and Register. Reverend Faddem of Virginia conducted law. of record in the office of the register of F. C. ROGERS 1-A. 26 Dated February 7th, 19t7. Sunday school and church services deeds in and for said county. VICTOR L. JOHNSON, Dated February 5, 1917. in the Sundeen school house ESTATE OF ELSIE IU. OLSON. Mortgagee Albin Bernard, Mortgagee, Sunday afternoon. HIRAM A. SIMONS, J. H. Brown, Attorney for Mortgagee, STATE OF MINNESOTA, County ot John Silverdahl has been in the Attorney for Mortgagee, [nternational Falls, Minnesota. PRACTICAL FURRIER Beniidji, Minn. 2-15 3-29 Koochiching:.—In Probate Court: 2-8—3-15 hospital in Virginia having an opera­ In the matter of the estate of Elsie M. Olson: Ontario Fort Frances, The State-of Minnesota to all persons interested in the sale of certain lands belonging" to said estate: The petition ITS of Mrs. C. Gilbertson as representative THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FUR HOUSE of the above named Elsie M. Olson, being Puller duly filed in this court, representing IN THE WORLD that it is necessary and for the best interest^ of said estate and of all interested therein that certain lands of Horse Power said decedent described therein be sold, One Man and-praying that a license be to Mrs. C. Gilbertson granted to sell the same: Now therefore you, and each of you, complete line of land clearing machines in the The most matter difficult your stump problem may be, are hereby cited and required to show world. No how A money The Klntte Stamp there is a Kirstin to solve it. cause, if any you have before this Puller has paid lor back bend. •p- Power Pullers, many models, for the deeply imbedded Horse my 60 acres that are court, at the Probate Court Rooms in A 15-year of all kinds and sizes, and big fields of many roots the fioo wow worth an the Court House, in Judge of Probate' Machines that clear your land rapidly and economically—that guarantee stumps will pull anything they tackle. Chambers, County of Koochiching, —W. T. TOMLIN a a One Man Stump Pullers get the biggest stumps, too. One Illinois City. IU. State of Mnnesota, on the 22d day of A ,. breakage. man can set and work them with ease. Horses unnecessary carry, March, 1917, at 3 o'clock P. M., why the warranted come in two types, drum and clutch. prayer of said petition should not be saving of My Kirstin haa pulled Horse Power machines equipped with the new triple power device which greatly increases the pulling power, without over 500 stumps, granted. from 10% to strain on man. norse or machine. One ManPullers equipped some oi them with Witness the judge of said court, and 50% over with double leverage which gives an ordinary farm boy a tap-roots ft down the seal of said court, this 27th day of sum a giant's power. The automatic take-up, a great time-saver, is Into granite. It pulL on all machines, one man power and horse power. February, 1917. methods. A —C.S.McMILLIN fiS? Send Today for Our New Free Book— JOHN BERG, profit sharing &j<" Tolloch, Idaho Judge of Probate Court. plan. $ Thm Cold in Year Stump Land PHINNEY & CAMPBELL, It gives valuable information on all kinds of land deajjnr. It tdl^all Attorneys for Petitioner. 3-1--15 about the Kirstin KM of pullers—ihe moat complete In the world—and acplaina Kratin Service, to all owners of Kirstin Machines, it baa many photographs of stamp* that the Kifstm has (era "rom the men who palled them. Don't buy puller until you read thia book. Bis Money to those who Order Early. To first buyers in every locality we offer a special opportunity to Join ESTATE OF MAUD H. SCHOKSBY. our profit sharing plan. No canvassing: Just a willingness to show your Kirstin to your neighbors. Don't wait—send t'ue coupon today. EmsmIs, Mail St., Mich. J. KIRSTIN COMPANY A. STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Larcert EXPORTER AND IMPORTER OF Koochiching.—In Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of Maud H. RAW FURS Schonsby, Decedent— W- Z?.,' .' Letters of administration this day |®ry having been granted to Albert Schonsby, j| sts It is ordered, that the time, within marmmm which all the creditors of-the above IliyilllllllllllBlllllHlllllllllllBllllllllillllllllllWniillllllllllllllllllllHIlllllllllillUHHHllllimHlllllllHllllHIIHHIHHIHnHIHimiHIllHlllHllHl named decedent may present claims isaaiaba. Mlshicaa against his estate in this court, be, and Highest Cash Prices Paid on S the same hereby is, limited to three •Myof "The Gow In Yon* Ittat months from and after the date hereof Raw Furs and that Wednesday the 30th. day "of May, 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the He will pay the duty and war tax on all furs from the United Probate Court Rooms, at the Court House at International Falls in said States and pay as high a price for them as any county, be, and the same hereby is, s- fixed and appointed as the time and house in the United States. .-ft place for hearing upon and the examination, adjustment and allowance of such claims as shall be presented within the time-aforesaid. Below are the names of some of your neighbors who have Kirstin Pullers, and will gladly demonstrate BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY mc- them for you. Call upon them—see their machines. It cannot call, write or telephone. Tney wilt Let notice hereof be given by the you S cheerfully tell you the advantages of owning a Kirstiit. publication of this order in The International F,CROQERS 4??%? W LOUIS RODE, I^urei Minn. m/4 Falls Press, as provided by law, *, ii in 1 1 1 -Dated, Feb. 28, 1917. «=,, "3s JOHN BERG, II rn\~ nil