INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE SEV ly corroborated application to contest sons interested in the above entitled CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE PRESSUREJHAS EFFECT and secure the cancellation of your matter: Whereas, Fred J. Couture has ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION LEGAL NOTICES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Homestead Entry .Serial No. 08301, filed in this court his final account of made December 24, 1915, for SE^4 his administration of the estate of the SW% and SW% SE%, Section 27, (Continued From Page Six) above named decedent, together with Estate of Mitchell Burton SALE OF SCHOOL AND Township 159 N., Range 28 W., 5th P. his petition praying for the adjustment French Position In Occupying Meridian, and as grounds for his contest and allowance of said final account State of Minnesota and five hundred dollars ($49,500.00), he alleges that said entryman has and for distribution of the residue Ruhr District Is Weakening. OTHER STATE LAND to fund certain outstanding county )88 wholly abandoned said land for more of said estate to the persons County of Koochiching warrants, pursuant to Chapter 160, than two years last past that the thereunto entitled: It is Ordered, that IN PROBATE COURT buildings on said land are in a dilapidated said petition be heard, and that all General Laws of 1919 of said state, In the Matter of the Estate of Mitchell Reply to Britain's Note Indicates Wlt« condition and out of repair, and persons interested in said matter be State of Minnesota, all as will appear by reference to Burton, Decedent the little clearing on said land has lingness to Consult Allies Hereafter and appear before this court on the State Auditor's office, The state of Minnesota to all persons said resolution been allowed to grow up to weeds and 24th day of April 1920, at 10 o'clock A. Before Acting. St. Paul, Minn., March 26, 1920. interested in the final account and distribution Now therefore, be it and it is hereby brush, That his default above set M., at the probate court rooms in the Notice is hereby given that on May of the estate of said decedent: resolved that bids for the sale ot forth was not due to any service in the court house at International Falls in 10th, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the The representative of the above named Paris.—First Indication of French military or naval forces of the United said county, and then and there, or as said bonds be opened and considered office of the county auditor at International decedent, having filed in this court his weakening under pressure of Allied States in any war in which it was or soon thereafter as said matter can be at the meeting of said board of county Falls, Koochiching county, in final account of the administration of portests against her occupation of the is engaged. heard, show cause, if any they have, the state of Minnesota, I will offer for the estate of said decedent, together commissioners, to be held at the Rhine cities was seen in the text of why said petition should not be granted You are, therefore, further notified sale certain unsold state lands and also with his petition praying for the adjustment court house, in the city of International the French reply to Great Britain's and that this citation be served by that the said allegations will be taken those state lands which have reverted and allowance of said final note just made public. Falls, in said county, on Tuesday, as confessed, and your said entry will the publication thereof in International to the state by reason of the non-payment account and for distribution of the residue Premier Millerand said the Paris Falls Press according to law. be cancelled without further right to May 4, 1920, at two o'clock P. M., of said estate to the persons thereunto of interest. government in future would not act Witness the Honorable John Berg, be heard, either before this office or on Terms of sale: entitled Therefore, you and each and that two weeks published notice judge of said court, and the seal of without the consent of its allies in at* appeal if you fail to file in this office, Fifteen per cent of the purchase of you, are hereby cited and required thereof be duly given by publishing within twenty days after the FOURTH said court this 24th day of March 1920. tempting to force Germany to live up price is payable to the County Treasurer to show cause, if any you have, before a notice in the International Falls John Berg, publication of this notice as shown below, to the terms of the treaty of Versailles. at the time of sale. The unpaid this court at the probate court rooms (Court Seal) Judge. Press, as the official paper of said your answer, under oath, specifically balance is payable at any time in whole in the court house, in the city of International responding to these allegations J. J. Hadler, county, stating the time and place of Attempting to Justify Marshal Falls in the county of Koochiching, or lu part within forty years from the Attorney for Petitioner. of contest, together with due proof Foch's move, Millerand declared it was said meeting, all pursuant to the date of sale, interest rate of four per state of Minnesota, on the that you have served a copy of your m'2r-al5 impossible for France to accept Germany's cent per annum, due on June 1st, of 22nd day of May, 1920 at 10 o'clock statute in such case made and provided, answer on the said contestant either unguaranteed promise to withdraw A. M., why said petition should not be r£*SSl year provided, that the interest and that the county auditor person or by registered mail. ORDER LIMITING TIME TO VILE granted. the reichswehr from the neutral Can be paid at any time within interest You should state in your answer the of said county, as clerk of said board Witness, the judge of said court, and zone as soon as the Ruhr revolt was year without penalty. In effect, CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARNG name of the post office to which you of county commissioners, be and he this means that the interest money may the seal of said court, this 21st day of crushed. desire future notices to be sent to you. THEREON. be paid any time between June first April, 1920. hereby is authorized and directed to German Violations Cited. A. G. Swlndlehurst, an£ May thirty-first without penalty. (Court Seal) John Berg, Events have proved, the premier asserted, cause such published notice to be Register. Estate of Claire F. Ogden. The appraised value of timber, when Probate Judge. that Germany's promises cannot given. Fred A. King, Jevne & Norton so stated, must be paid in full at the be relied upon. He cited Germany's Receiver. Said motion to adopt said resolution Attorneys for Petitioner. time of sale. failure to deliver her war Date of first publication March 25, State of Minnesota being duly put to a vote, was unanimously AH mineral rights are reserved to a22-m6 guilty, her delay in payment of reparations )ss 1920. the state by the laws of the state. carried as follows: and delivery of coal and her Date of second publication April 1, County of Koochiching All lands are sold subject to any and Ayes: Commissioners Green, Slack, NOTICE FOR BIDS failure to carry out the terms of the 1920. IN PROBATE COURT all ditch taxes thereon. Munroe, Langaard and chairman Harrigan. treaty regarding naval and land disarmament. Date of third publication April 8, In the matter of the estate of Claire Lands on which the interest has become 1920. F. Ogden, Decedent. delinquent may be redeemed at Sealed proposals will be received Date of fourth publication April 15, The British government, he believed, Nays: None. any time up to the hour of sale, or before Letters of administration this day at the office of the County Auditor of 1920. had not "measured the full danger of re-sale, to the actual purchaser. having been granted to Garland Ogden. Koochiching county, Minn., until 11 On motion, duly seconded and carried, these successive and systematic violations," Sueh lands are listed under the caption: A. M. April 21st, 1920 for furnishing the board adjourned to meet on of the Versailles pact. NOTICE OF CONTEST It is ordered, that the time within of all steel and iron necessary for the Tuesday, May 4th, 1920, at 10 o'clock, France realized, he said, and was "Delinquent Lands." which all creditors of the above named construction of State Bridge No. 2013 A. M. forced to cry: "We've had enough!" Department of the Interior, United Nb person can purchase more than which involves the following items: decedent may present claims against States Land Office, Cass Lake, Minnesota, William Harrigan, A weakening of the French position 329 acres of land, provided, however, her estate in this court be, and the Reinforcing steel, 1320 lbs. March 15, 1920 also was seen in Millerand's declaration that state lands purchased previous same hereby is limited to three months Chairman. Structural steel, 12450 lbs. To Richard Anderson of Birchdale, that France "is convinced of the to 1905, are not charged against such from and after the date hereof, .ind Attest: be examined Plans and specifications may Minnesota, Contestee: necessity for the most intimate concern purchaser. that Saturday the 26th day of June, R. C. Fraser, at the office of the County You are hereby notified that William with England" in the solution of Agents acting for purchasers must 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the Probate E. Zuck who gives Duluth, Minnesota, Auditor, International Falls, Minn., County auditor and furmish affidavit of authority. "such vast world problems" as Russia, court rooms at the court house at or at the office of the State Highway as his post-office address, did on February Appraisers' reports showing quality Clerk of Board. International Falls, in said county, be, the Balkans, Asia Minor and Turkey. Dept., 920 Guardian Life Bldg., St. 20, 1920, file in this office his duly and kind of soil are on file in this office. and the same hereby is fixed and appointed corroborated application to contest Paul, Minn. as the time and place for hearing and secure the cancellation of your Liists giving legal descriptions of upon and the examination, adjubtment The right is reserved to reject any Homestead entry, Serial No. 08380, U. S. DELIVERS ULTIMATUM lands to be offered may be obtained or all bids and to waive any defects. and allowance of such claims as made March 25, 1916, for NE^ SW*4 of the State Auditor or the Immigration Bids must be accompanied by a certified shall be presented within the time Boy Hits Bed, Is Killed. and NW% SE%, section 27, Township Commissioner at St. Paul, and of aforesaid. check amounting to 5 per cent Sioux Falls, S. D.—Earl Raymond, Tells Rail Strikers They Must Return 159, N., Range 28 W., 5th P. Meridian, the County Auditor at the county seat. Let notice hereof be given by the of the amount of the proposal. aged 10, son of residents on a farm in Or Lose Jobs. and as grounds for his contest he alleges J. A. O. PREUS, State Auditor publication of this order in International Chicago.—The United States government the Salem territory, was killed as the Signed, that said entryman has wholly Falls Press as provided by law. result of a peculiar accident, while he has delivered an ultimatum R. C. Fraser, abandoned said land for more than two Dated March 24th, 1920. and a brother were playing in a bedroom. to the striking railroaders. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE] County Auditor, years last past that the buildings on Striking railroaders in the Chicago During their play the 10-yearold John Berg. SALES said land are in a dilapidated condition Koochiching County. (Seal) boy lost his balance and fell, his district must either return to work or Judge of Probate. and out of repair, and the little Apl-8-15 eye striking against a corner of a bed J. J. Hadler, consider their positions vacated and "Notice is hereby given that default clearing on said land has been allowed ipring in such a manner that death resulted Attorney for Estate. hunt employment elsewhere, District has been made in the conditions of a to grow up to weeds and brush. That m25-al5 before a doctor could be summoned Attorney Chrales Clyen told leaders of certain mortgage executed by Myrtle his default above set forth was not or the parents communicated the men. H. Faulkner and E. N. Faulkner, her Italians Ordered To Retreat. due to any service in the military or with. It is believed the force of the London.—Italian troops in Anatolia, The government demands that the husband, of the county of Ramsey and NOTICE OF TAX JUDGMENT SALE naval forces of the United States in state Minnesota, Mortgagor, 10 Turkish Asia Minor, have been ordered trains run and will assist the roads in blow must have caused concussion of any war in which it was or is engaged. the brain. Mackey J. Thompson of St. Paul, county to retreat to the coast, according to a filling the places of men who fail to return Pursuant to a real estate tax judgment of Ramsey and state of Minnesota, Rome dispatch to the Chronicle. of the district court, in the to work, the district attorney ia You are, therefore, further notified Mortgagee, dated the fifteenth day of county of Koochiching, state of Minnesota, said to have told the strike leaders. that the said allegations will be taken February, A. D. 1917, and recorded in entered the 24th day of March, as confessed, and your said entry will Lax Guard Denounced. the office of the register of deeds of 1920 in proceedings for enforcing payment The Hague.—The Dutch government Girl Works at Forge. be cancelled without further right to National Guard Gains 3,270. Koochiching county, Minnesota, on of taxes and penalties upon real Madison, Wis.—"Under the spreading was taken severely to task for be heard, either before this office or on Washington.—The National Guard the nineteenth day of February, A. D. estate in the county of Koochiching chestnut tree, the village smithess appeal if you fail to file in this office, what was declared to be its leniency during March made a net gain of 3,270 1917, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of remaining delinquent on the first Monday within twenty days after the FOURTH towards the former German emperor stands." That will be the adaptation in enlistments, according to an official said day, in Book N of Mortgages, on in January, 1920, and of the statutes publication of this notice as shown below, in debate in Parliament when the of the poem, when Miss Constance announcement. With a total authorized page 358 thereof, of the records of in such cases made and provided your answer, under oath, specifically premier announced a decree limiting Johnson, Port Arthur, Texas, swings strength of 179,000 the Guard now said office I shall on the 10th day of May, (being responding to these allegations Count Hohenzollem's movement and the sledge-hammer. She has established numbers 42,600 or about 24 per cent That by reason of said default said the second Monday) A. D. 1920, at of contest, together with due proof his pledge not to mix in politics. Deputy a precedent at the University of of the maximum permitted strength. mortgagee has elected to declare the ten o'clock in the forenoon at my office that you have served a copy of your Schaper, Socialist, whose questions Wisconsin by enrolling in the chemical whole sum specified in said mortgage in the court house in the city of International answer on the said contestant either in brought about announcement of engineering course. Part of the Bank Robbed of $10,000. to be due and payable. Falls anl county of Koochiching, person or by registered mail. the decree, said slight increase in the curriculum was six weeks work at South Bend, Ind.—Three men held That there is claimed to be due and sell the lands which are You should state in your answer the guards about the former emperor was forge and blacksmithing. Every time up the cashier and bookkeeper in the payable and that there is now due and chargea with taxes, penalties and name of the post office to which you not enough, and Count Hohenzollem's Constance reaches the class room her South Bend State bank and fled with &ble at date of this notice, upon costs in said judgmen", and on which desire future notices to be sent to you. pledge not sufficient. classmates give a skyrocket for "sister." approximately $10,000. said mortgage and upon the debt taxes shall not have been previously A. G. Swindlehurst, thereby secured, the sum of Six and paid. Register. 50-100 ($6.50) Dollars, and no action (Seal) R. C. Fraser, Fred A. King, or proceeding at law or otherwise has Auditor of Koochiching County, Minn. Receiver. been had or instituted to recover said Dated at International Falls, Minnesota, Date of first publication March 25, debt or any part thereof. this 12th day of April, A. D. 1920. 1920. Notice is hereby further given that a-15-22-29 Date of second publication April 1, by virtue of the power of sale in said 1920. mortgage contained and recorded Date of third publication April 8, NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS therewith, which by reason of the 1920. facts aforesaid has become operative, Date of fourth publication April 15. Whereas, the board of county commissioners and pursuant to the statute in sush 1920. of the county of Koochiching case made and provided, the said state of Minnesota, has heretofore mortgage will be foreclosed and the ORDER LIMITING TIME TD FILE duly authorized the issuance, negotiation land and premises described in and and sale, or exchange, of certain CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING covered by said mortgage, to-wit: coupon bonds of said county THEREON All that tract or parcel of land lying fund certain outstanding warrants and being in the county of Koochiching under Chapter 160, general laws of and state of ^Minnesota, described Estate of Cecelia G. Meagher 1919, of the state of Minnesota, and as follows, to-wit: has further authorized a notice to be Southwest quarter of the Northeast STATE OF MINNESOTA, given of the time and place of said quarter (SW% of NE%), west 88. bonds, all as will appear from the proceedings Koochiching: County half of the southeast quarter (W% of of said board of county commissioners, SE%) and southeast quarter of the IN PROBATE COURT In A Wee southeast quarter (SE% of SB of Now therefore, notice is hereby given In the matter of the estate of Cecelia section thirty-four (34), in township that at a meeting of said board of Meagher, decedent. one hundred sixty (160) north of county commissioners to be held at Letters testimentary this day having range twenty-eight (28) west of the the court house, at International Falls, been granted to Kathleen B. Kook. fifth principal meridian, containing in said county, on Tuesday, May 4, It is ordered, that the time within one hundred sixty (160) acres, more 1920, at two o'clock P. M., bids for the which all creditors of the above or less, according to government surry, New Triplex Springs Help sale of said bonds will be received and named decedent may present claims will be sold at public auction to opened, the right being reserved to reject against her estate in this court be and Overland 4 Break Record the highest bidder therefor for cash any and all offers and bids, or upon the same hereby is limited to three by the sheriff of Koochiching county, proper notice, to invite other bids. months from and after the date hereof In the great endurance test recently at Indianapolis Minnesota, to satisfy and pay the debt Said bonds are issued under date of and that Monday the 28th day of which will then be due on the note an Overland 4 stock car covered an May 1, 1920, In the sum of forty-nine June, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the secured by said mortgage, together thousand, five hundred dollars ($49,500.00), average of more than 778 miles each day for probate court rooms at the court house with the sum of twenty-flve ($25.00) with interest at six per cent at International Falls in said county, 7 days. dollars, stipulated in said mortgage (6%) per annum, payable semi-annually, be and the same hereby is fixed and as attorney's fees, and the costs and on May 1 and November 1 of each appointed as the time and place for The success of this severe test is another proof expenses of these foreclosure proceedings year, both principal and interest payable hearing upon and the examination, adjustment as allowed by law. of the quality of material in the Overland 4, to the First National Bank of International and allowance of such claims The said sale will be made at the and the protection afforded the chassis by the' Falls, at said International as shall be presented within the time front door of the court house. In the Falls said bonds are in number and aforesaid. Triplex Springs. city of International Falls, county of denomination as follows: Bonds No*. Let notice hereof be given by the Koochiching and state of Minnesota, 1 to 80, both inclusive, $100 each, publication of this order in International at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, bonds Nos. 81 to 105, both inclusive, Falls PreBS as provided by on Tuesday, the first day of June, $500 each, and bonds Nos. 106 to 184, law. A. D. 1#20. both inclusive, $1000 each said bonds Dated March 27, 1920. Dated March tenth, A. D. 1920. Nos. 1 to 50, both inclusive, mature Joki Berg, Mackey J. Thompson, May 1, 1930, bonds Nos. 51 to 85, both (Seal) Judge of Probate. Mortgagee. inclusive, mature May 1, 1931, bonds a-1-22 Nos. 86 to 95, both inclusive, mature B. H. Schriber, May 1, 1932, bonds Nos. 96 to 105, both Attorney for Mortgagee, CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL inclusive, mature May 1, 1933, bonds 515 Pioneer Building, ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION Nos. 106 to 130, both inclusive, mature St. Paul, Minnesota. in their numerical order, five bonds on NOTICE: OF CONTEST May 1st of each year of the years 1934 to 1938, both inclusive, and bonds Nos. Estate of Fred J. Covtvre 131 to 134, both inclusive, mature May of Interior, United Department the 1, 1939. Bids for the sale of said bonds States Land Office, Cass Lake, Minnesota, State of Minnesota should be sealed and in writing and March 15, 1920. )ss submitted to the undersigned as County Koochiching County To Tom Anderson of Frontier, Minnesota, Central Auto Co. Auditor of said county and clerk of Contestee: said board of county commissioners. You are hereby notified that Willianiv IN PROBATE COURT (Seal) R. C. Fraser, E. Zuck, who gives Duluth, Minnesota, In the matter of the estate of Fred J. County Auditor, MM as his post office address, did on February Couture, Decedent. Koochiching County, 20, 1920, file in this office his du­ The state of Minnesota to all per­ Minnesota. llsiiil q,, on? ..