INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE EIGHT attorney's assignee and the holder thereof to R. lars fees as stipulated in signed, conveyed and sold by the*t stakes and four specials. Emo, Ontario ied the battalion. There, are Lieut. STARS AND STRIPES MINGLE C. Fraser by written assignment dated and by said mortgage in .case of fore-, County Auditor to an actual purchas-^T" fair—first and second. Northome Wilcox, machine gun officer, and WITH FLAGS OF ALLIES the 24th« day of April 1917 and duly closure, and the disbursements allow er under Section 2126 G. S. 1913, on Aat fc-7 fair—first and second* Capt. A. D. Reid, chaplain, who joins recorded in the office of the said ed. by law. the 20th day of December, 1912 for Register of Deeds on the 26th day of the battalion at Danville, Que. The Per Setting of fifteen eggSj $&§!£•. Subject to redemption at. any time the sum of Nine and 80-100 (9.80)dol-ostrt, I (Continued from Page One)..,.r April 1917 at 10 o'clock a. m. in Book within one year from the day of sale lars. officers who left were: Headquarters fe Apply Eagan & Kellyji* ters, sweethearts and children were "L" of mortgages on page 70, and no as provided by law. *•}_ That the amount required to re- -?S& Lieut.-Col. D. C. McKen­ staff, being separated, perhaps for eternity, Phone 180, International Falls, action or proceeding having been, instituted Dated April 27th, 1917." deem said piece or parcel of land, from St zie, officer commanding Maj. G. A. at law or otherwise, to re-" from their dear ones, but they Phone 210, Fort Frances, Q?it4 R. C. FRASER, Mortgagee. said sale, exclusive of the costs to ac- **Y Stethem, second in command Capt. cover the debt secured by said mortgage FRANK PALMER, Attorney. bid the men in khaki farewell- with crue upon this notice is the sum of -V or any part thereof. A. D. George, adjutant Capt. Bethune, twenty-four and 49-100 (24.49) dollars, a proud smile upon their faces. Now, Therefore notice is hereby given medical officer Capt. A. D. and interest at the rate of 12 per SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Amongst the battalion members that by virtue of the power of sale NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION. cent per annum on $12.00 thereof-from Reid, chaplain Capt. M. Campbell, were thirty-five Indians. Their wives the 20th day of December 1912 to the in said mortgage contained .and pursuant quartermaster Lieut. J. H. Wilcox, and families had journeyed many day of such redemption is made, and to the statute in such case made machine gun officer. miles to bid them gopd-bye. STATE OF MINNESOTA interest on $6.93 thereof at the rate MORTGAGE: FORECLOSURE SALE and provided, the said mortgage will Company commanders: Maj. A. T. ss. of 12 pffr cent per annum from the ~r._ Perhaps the most pathetic of Fife, Capt. N. C. Sparks and Capt. be foreclosed by a sale of the premises County of Koochiching 30th day of November 1915 to the day scenes was that of one young Indian Default having: been made in' the described in and conveyed by OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. such redemption is made, and interest H. M. McElroy. payment of the sum of Two Thousand in tears as he bid^ .farewell to said mortgage, viz: The northwest ..To Sheldon Co. on $2.76 thereof at the rate of 12 Lieutenants: Captains C. -Russell, one hundred and twenty-three (N.W.%) of the northeast quarter You are hereby notified that the per cent per annum from the 30th his young wife and child two months W. J. Lucy, C. F. McGregor, L. R. and 90-100 (2123.90) dollars, which is (NE%) of section thirty-three (33) following piece or parcel of land situated day of May 1914 to the day such redemption old. claimed to be due at the date of this TiSbetts, who have reverted in rank and the southwest quarter (SW%) of in the County of Koochiching is made, and interest on Flags of the Allies werephoticeable notice upon a certain mortgage, duly the southeast quarter (SE%) of section and State of Minnesota, and known $1.08 thereof^at the rate of 12-per cent to accompany the troops overseas, executed and delivered by Fred Smith in many places in the tjhifong and twenty-eight (28) township onehundred and described as follows, to-wit: per annum from the 31st day of May and Lieuts. W. B. Leslie, W. McKenzie, and, Elizabeth (his wife), Mortgagors and fifty-nine (159) north of Lot twelve (12) section seven (7) amongst the members of' the battalion, 1915 to the day such redemption is P. Stewart, H. R. Day, J. R. to Ronald S. McDonald mortgage, range twenty-five (25) west, and lot in township sixty four (64) north of made, and interest on $1.72 thereof al whose homes are in the United bearing date the 10th day of December Cherry* one (1) and two (2) in section thirtythree range twenty-six (26) west, is now the rate of 12 per cent per annum States, the national flag of this Jiew 1914, and with a power of sale Lieuts. Elliott, Eberts and Anderson, (33) and lots two (2) three (3) assessed in your name from the 31st day of May 1916 to the member of the Allies c^uWjM seen therein contained, duly recorded in and -four- (4) in section thirty-four That on the 10th day of May, 1909, day such ^redemption is made. who have been connected with the office of the Register of Deeds in in the hands of many.: (34) in township seventy (70) north of at a sale of land pursuant to the real •That' the tax certificate of sale issued the battalion, enlisted as privates in and for the county of Koochiching and range twenty-six (26) west, in estate tax judgment duly given and The Colonel, to said purchaser has been presented order to go overseas.—Ft. Frances State of Minnesota on the 15th day of Koochiching county and State of Minnesota, made in, and by. the District Court in to me by the holder thereof, "Port Arthtar has treated this battalion December 1914 at 2 o'clock p. m. in Times. with the hereditaments and ap* and for said County of Koochiching and this notice requested. Book "J" of Mortgages on page 523. white. The citizens have done purtenances which sale will be made on the 28th day of March 1909, in proceedings That the time for redemption for Whi'ch mortgage, together with the their utmost for us and we will always by the sheriff of Koochiching county to enforce the payment of PRIZE EGGS FOR SALE said piece or parcel of land from said debt secured thereby, was assigned at the front door of the Court House taxes delinquent upon real estate for carry good wishes for them in tax sale will expire sixty (60) day^J by Ronald S. McDonald mortgage to in^ the City of International Falls tn the year 1907, for said County of our hearts," said Lieut.-Col. D. C. after the service of this notice, and Alice Green by written assignment said county and state on the 15th day Koochiching, the above described Thoroughbred White Leghorn Eggs the filing of proof of sucsh service in McKenzie just before the train pulled dated the 4th day of January 1915 and piece or parcel of land was duly bid of June 1917 at 10 o'clock a. m. of that my office. From Ferris Strain Leghorns out. Prolonged cheering and lively recorded in the office of said Register day at public vendue to the highest in for the state for the sum of Witness my hand and official seal of Deeds on the 6th day of January bidder for cash, to satisfy the said Five and 4-100 (5.04) dollars. airs by the city band took place The following prizes have been this 25th day of April, 1917. 1915 at 3 o'clock p. in Book "L" debt of two thousand one hundred and That the said piece or parcel of won by thes chickens: International as the train drew away from the of mortgages on page 8. twenty-three and 90-100 (2123.90) dollars land and all the rights of the State of (Official Seal) R. FRASER, C. -station platform. Falls Poultry show—six firsts, five Which mortgage, together with the and interest, and the taxes, if any Minnesota, upon and against said land Auditor of KoecUehing But two local officers accompan­ seconds and two thirds five 'sweep­ debt secured thereby* was: duly as on said premises, and fifty (50) dol­ by virtue of said sale were duly as­ County, Minnesota. Practical ^Vash ouse lme VAI- The Famed-for-Fit' Dresses of Many Uses 1 ELECTRIC BRAND BAKMON A WELCOME MESSAGE TO EVERV WOMEN WHO FACES THE STRENUOUS TASKS $£ HOUSE CLEANING 1/ For one week, starling tomorrow, we will feature a sale of sensible Wash Dresses, ideally suited for the hard service of house cleaning time. They are dresses of simple but pleasing designs, permitting a marvelous freedom of motion to the body that will be appreciated by women who must stoop, twist and stretch in their efforts to rid their homes of the Winter's accumulation of dust. 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