MANY WORK HORSES TO BE SHOWN RULES GOVERNING TAXES ON DELINQUENT LANDS The following opinion recentlyrendered by Attorney General Clifford L. Hilton relative to the price at which unpaid taxed tracts can be bcught at delinquent tax sale will tfe of interest to all real estate "taxpayers B- and tax buyers in Koochiching county. Attorney General Hilton says: "Pursuant to numerous requests for a construction of Chapter 337 Laws 1919, which amends Section 2128, G. S. 1913. I have to advise that said law prescribes the four rules hereinafter mentioned for ascertaining the minimum price for which parcels may be sold at the annual forfeited tax sale: "Rule 1. In cases where the cash value of a tract has not been determined by the county board and approved by the Minnesota tax commission, or if the parcel in quests has not been bid in for the state for the taxes of 1912 or prior years, or if such tract is not subject to delinquent taxes for ten years or more, and has not been subject to sale under the provisions of Sections 2127 212S and 2129, G. S. 1913, for three years or more then the amount for which said tract may be sold is a sum not less that the aggregate taxes, penalties, interest and cost charged against it. Value Determined "Rule 2. If the county board has "Europe is looking to America why such big prizes for draft fairly determined the value of a for big shipments of horses to be horses are offered by the coming tract, and such determination is approved used In its farm work," says our Minnesota State Fair and Victory by the Minnesota tax commission, Department of Agriculture. That's Exposition, Aug. 30 to Sept. 6. then, regardless of other •Just What We Mean conditions, such valuation, plus all EIGHTEEN APPLES AND A PEACH ditch taxes and interest thereon, which such property is subject to sale 44 is the minimum price for which such property ma3r be sold. "Rule 3. If the valuation of a terns best suited to your personality. You gret two distinct values here—clothes tract has not been determined by the county board and approved by the and service. Our salesmen are experts at these finer Minnesota tax commission and the! For the clothes you pay a fair price our points in men's dress. They feel a personal tract has been previously bid in for' service costs you nothing-. responsibility that every garment which they the state for taxes of 1912, or any Yet, extraordinary values as are STADIUM year or years prior thereto, but subject sell you shall be beyond criticism by yourself' clothes, our service is worth quite as to delinquent taxes not exceeding or friends in value, style, fit and taste. nine years in all such tract may much to you. STADIUM clothes and our service are be sold at the minimum price of onehalf This service consists not only in fitting of all the total taxes as orig the ideal combination. Try th'em and you will you in STADIUM clothes, but in suggesting inally assessed and still unpaid, pi is know what real satisfaction in clothing means. to you fabrics, styles, colors and fabric-pat- all ditch taxes and interest thereon which are a part of the taxes for Men's and Young Men's New Fall Suits $25.00 to $50.00 wrhich such property is subject to sale. Within this rule there may 0. M. CARR & CO. be, of course, delinquent taxes for years subsequent to 1912.) Another Point. "Rule 4. If the valuation of a "The Store of Quality" tract has not been determined by the count}1- board and approved by the International Falls, Minnesota Minnesota Tax commission and the tract is subject to delinquent taxes for ten years or more, and has been subject to sale under the provisions of Sections 2127, 2128 and 2129, G. SPENT MANY A ing the eight years that I suffered, stomach trouble," continued Mr. S. 1913, for three years or more, then but nothing I ever took helped me Hanna, "and had to be mighty careful the amount for which such tract may DOLLAR IN VAIN what I ate, because if I ate anything like Tanlac," said Melmer H. Hanns, be disposed of is a sum not less than a farmer living at Westlock, Alberta, the least bit heavy I was sure one-fifth of the total taxes as originally "Just thought 1 would send you an unusually large fruit and vegetable Canada., while in the Owl Drug Store to be troubled afterwards with gas a assessed and still unpaid, plus picture of the box of apples I'm show this year at the coming in Edmonton, Alberta, recently. Mr forming in my stomach and it was all ditch taxes and interest thereo.i going to exhibit," ran the postscript Minnesota State Fair and Victory ''I Cannot Praise Tanlac Too Highly," Hanna formerly lived in Minneapolis so bad sometimes that the pain on the to photo. Indications point which are a part of the taxes for Exposition, Aug. 30 to Sept. 6. would almost double me up. At times Minn., where he was employed for Says Hanns—Feels Fine Now which such property is subject to this gas pressed so against my heart several years as motorman by the sale. required by the Act of August 24, 1912, SHEEP FOR SALE that it wrould make it palpitate and I "I spent a lot of hard earned money Minneapolis Railway Co. embodied in section 443, Postal Laws also suffered a lot with dizzy spells and Regulations, printe'd on the reverse SUMMONS "I suffered with a bad case of on medicines and treatments dur­ Sheep for sale—Immediate delivery and when these came on me I had to of this form, to wit: feeding lambs, wethers, ewes and sit down just -any pla-ce to keep from 1. That the names and address of the State of Minnesota publisher, editor, managing editor, and breeding ewes, Angora goats, Shetland falling. I was troubled a great deal )ss business managers are: Koochiching- County ponies, 300 head heavy western with sour stomach and had a disagreeable Special Publisher, Geo. P. Watson. District Court, 15th Judicial District. horses. White the sheepman, Cogswell, taste in my mouth when I Editor, Geo. P. Watson. Otto Rolson, Plaintiff North Dakota. A 7-21 got up in the morning and I couldn't Managing Editor, Geo. P. Watson. vs sleep well and many a time would lie Business Manager, Geo. P. Watson. Reider Eiden, John Carlson and awake for hours and hours just waiting 2. That the owner is Geo. P. Watson, Announcement Arne Eiden Defendants for daylight and then when I got International Falls, Minnesota. The State of Minnesota to the Above 3. That the kSown bondholders, mortgagees, up in the morning I felt more tired Named Defendants: and other security holders than when I went to bed. I was also You are hereby summoned and required owning or holding 1 per cent or more mighty nervous, too, and the least to answer the complaint of the of total amount of bonds, mortgages, plaintiff in the above entitled action, little noise would sometimes make or other securities are: which complaint has been filed in the me jump like I had been shot at. I All the stock of the International office of the clerk of the above named was living in Minneapolis and working Falls Publishing company former court, and to serve a copy of your answer owners was purchased by Geo. P. Watson for the street railway there when to said complaint upon the subscriber, and is held in escow by Geo. N. at his office in the city of I was in this fix and during the time Millard cashier First National Bank, International Falls, in said county and that I suffered I guess I must have International Falls, assigned to said state within twenty (20) days after taken gallons of medicines, besides Geo. P. Watson, and subject to contract the service of this summons upon you, We can now furnish you with a EVINRUDE to purchase by said Geo. P. other treatments, but nothing did I exclusive of the day of such service, Watson. for my trouble seemed to help me a and if you fail to answer said complaint DETACHABLE ROVBOATAXDCJUfOC MOTOR Ford Touring Car or Roadster 4. That the two paragraphs next within the time aforesaid, plaintiff bit. above, giving the names of the owners, herein will take judgment ag-ainst with self starter, electric lights Saves that long row or "Then I started taking Tanlac and stockholders, and security holders, you for the sum of $735.80, with interest if any, contain not only the list thereon from the 1st day of paddle to the marsh and I just want to say that it helped me and demontable rims. Place your of stockholders and security holders April 1919 together with the costs ana right from the start. It seemed to gets you there fresh and as they appear upon the books of the disbursements of this action. order early as we will only receive get right after my trouble and soon company but also, in cases where the Dated July 24, 1919. smiling—-with keen eyes stockholder or security holder appears put me in the way of getting back on J. H. Brown* a few cars equipped th's upon the books of the company as and elastic muscles. Attorney for Plaintiff, my feet again. I can eat anything I trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, A. 14-28 International Falls, Minn. way with each car load. want now and nothing I eat ever the name of the person or corporation Portable, easy to attach, for whom such trustee is act A E I E hurts me a particle and my nerves STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, ing, is given also that the said two simple to operate, dependable MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, $685.21 are so steady that no noice whatever paragraphs contain statements embracing ETC. affiant's full knowledge and always. Speed, 7 to bothers me a bit. I can sleep like a Required by tke Act of Congress of belief as to the circumstances and conditions 8 miles an hour. under which stockholders and log at night and get up in the morning August 24, 1012. security holders tvho do not appear feeling perfectly rested and full upon the books of the company as Of International Falls Press and Bor Evinrude Magneto F. O. B. International Falls. of energy for my day's work. I am trustees, hold stock and securities in fier Budget published weekly at Interrational a cajfecity other than that of a bona Falls, Minnesota for April, Built-in Flywheel Type, feeling so fine now that I cannot Terms if Desired. fide owner and this affiant has no reason 1919. Automatic Reverse, more to believe that any other person, praise Tanlac too highly and will State of Minnesota association, or corporation has any )ss gladly tell anyone about my experience speed and power. interest direct or indirect in the said County of Koochiching with it." stock, bonds or other securities than Before me, a Notary in and for the C. W. Jewett Co., Inc. as so stated by him. State and couxity aforsaid, personally Fbr Sale by Tanlac is sold by N. S. Rubin in appeared the owner of the Internation Geo. P. Wataom. International Falls, by M. E. Dimon al Falls Press and Border Budget and Sworn to and subscribed before me R. A E that the following is, to the best of this 1th day of August, 1919 Authorized Ford Sales and Service in Littlefork and all the leading druggists 113 8th St. Int. Falls his knowledge and belief, a true statement in every town. (SEAL.) i. H. Brown. of the ownership, management 301 Second Street International Falls (and if a daily paper, the circulation) Notary Public, Koochiching County. Ov«r 80400 Mld—uMd braGortiL etc., of the aforesaid publication for My commission, expires June 2nd, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PUIS the date shown in the above caption, 121. & j|l5 ••3r.» S. Mif