ft- -/A^'s *gri V' INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE SEVEN LINING AND HEATING CARS TO that uight, her mother said to tiers principal and interest due uii saiii and the south half of the northwest "What are you going 'to say, in mortgage and the taxes against said quarter of Section nine in towns*..p PROTECT POTATOES IN WINTER land, and, your prayer tonight, about that poor Sixty-nine, North of Range Twentysix Whereas there is now due and West (under the registered title), little blind boy you saw to-day?" claimed to be due upon tlie principa. the whole containing 320 acres more So Hilda asked God about him. and interest of said mortgage the sum or less according to the government The very next day she took the little Old Folks' of $2033.03, and the further sum oi survey taereof, situated in Koochiching blind boy a big orange. $436.11 taxes, penalty and interest county, state of Minnesota, with It was now Ruth's turn. against all of said land paid by the the hereditaments and appurtenances "Once I asked a little girl if that mortgagee, viz. $228.72 taxes upon which sa-e will be made by the sheriff was her sister," said Ruth. "The little said land under the recorded title, and of said Koochiching county at tha Cliii girl said: 4't ain't a sister. It's a $207.39 taxes upon said land under front door of the courthouse in the baby.'" the registered title, and together with city of International Palls in the said One of the other boys now had a interest making a total sum due upnii county and state on the 28th day of story to tell. said mortgage at this date of Two January A. D„ 1922, at ten o'clock A. Thousand Pour Hundred Sixty-nine "Once I saw a cyclorie come around M„ at public vendue to the highest and 14-100 Dollars ($2469.14) the corner of a street," he said. "A bidder for cash, to pay said debt of Chwsw Whereas no action or proceeding $2469.14 and interest, the taxes and man had a tent there with a lot of has been instituted at law to recover the statutory attorneys' fees ($75.0i) dolls in it. The man wanted to sell cr the debt then remaining secured b. as stipulated in said mortga^ in.ease the dolls, but the cyclone took the tent such mortgage, or any part thereof gill of foreclosure, and the expenses ef right up Into the sky, with all the dolls Now therefore,notice is hereby given sale, and the disbursements allowed by In it. law, subject to redemption at any time that by virtue of the power of sale contained "Another man asked him: 'What are in said mortgage and pursuant within one year from the day ®f sale, you making such a fuss about? to the statute in such case made and as provided by law. Weren't your dolls for sail and tofolCMTyfM VOT««N NtWlHI /11 1' provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 11 everybody laughed except the doll *ra-ra«w«5 by a sale of the premises described OF PLAZA (NORTH DAKOTA), HE Old Folks decided !&tmiS' man." in and conveyed by said mortgage, Mortgagee. that It was The Old Folks were having such a to-wit: ^A /V time for them to Dated this Cth day of December, A. good time listening to the stories that Lots three, four and tea and the D„ 1921. be yoang again. So, they thought the children ought to Northeast quarter of the Southwest Bessesem & Bessesen, they set up a have a good time, too. So they took quarter of Section IS in township $9, Attorneys for Mortgagee, False floor stringers correctly built in box car for protection of potatoes Christmas tree in all their presents that had come off North of range 26, West (under the 817-2# Plymouth Bldg., ^1tom cold. Circulation is not blocked, as would be the case If stringers a corner of the big the tree and gave them to the ttttle recorded title), and the east half of Minneapolis, Minn. the oar instead of lengthwise. dining room. were run acrc the Northeast quarter of Section eight, folks who had come in. Dec. 22-29-Jan. 5-12-19-2«. Santa Claus came starting points free of charge to the (Pnyani by th« Ualtad States Department Every boy and every girl had a toy bustling in and began of Agriculture.) shipper. and a box of candy—Lucy, Peter, Notice of Sale of Stumpage Warm air weighs less than cool air to make things The general rale west of the Mississippi Billy, Mary, Sally, Hilda, and the —and here lies the basic principle of pleasant. Tied to Is to permit the return of linings others. properly heating box cars in winter his belt there was and stoves by freight free of charge. Then, all the young Old Folks and on State Lands to protect potato shipments against an alarm clock. Its bell was ringing In other regions the regular freight all the children marched around the frosts that nip into the farmer's profits like everything. This was to wake the rate usually is charged. Efforts are dining room singing. as well as into the potatoes. Next Old Folks up. being made to have an arrangement, They sang "Merry, Merry Christmas," to providing heat, the matter of getting First, he called the roll, to see if similar to that existing in Maine, applicable and so the fun end^d. It to circulate so that it reaches they were all up and awake. Then, throughout the country, and But I guess It didn't quite end then, practically all the potatoes in the car he began to pick the presents off the a where the car lining and stove are removed a 1 W 0 S a a elthejr. For, as the young Young arlnrir in •», International Falls on Wednesday, January 18th, 1922, at 1« Is of greatest Importance. tree.' it has been recommended that The directions for preparing a box Soon the room was gay with dolls, auS^ It n°7n°0nVTtain Umber belonSinS to the State of Minnesota, as the railroads return them to the shipper Vondli „°I B°ard Til«ber Commissioners in session, car for potato shipments given herewith horns and jumping jacks. State of at one-half fourth-class rate. PJ Lv"n7'JZ *2h Commissioners are in accord with recommendations A doll was riding in her carriage, a er SUCh StaU Board of Timber feet that 1 reP°rtS °f examining witnesses to the ef- appraisals and of the United States Department squeaking and rising up every few feet DISEASED CONDITION °f thereof is 18 danEer being injured and that a of Agriculture, and apply to winter as she rode along. necessary to protect the State from loss. shipments of sweet potatoes destined There was a talking doll, too. She thP tfrnlUT1"* iS/hC °f above notice) upon which HSt landS (referred to in the OF SEED SWEET CORN for northern points, as well as to the sang and talked when they pushed the ,4.r ,1S S1, ^atement of the estimated quantities of timber Uated and a white variety. burtons on her dress. thereon that will be so offered and the appraised prices of the same bale No. There were hot dolls for cold nights Suitable Lining Is important. and cups and balls for the Old Folks 1. NW% NW%, S% NWK, SW14, SW14 SE%, Sec. 9. T. 152, R. 2G: 76 cords A stove will warm enough air to Much Damage Done by Ear Spruce pulpwood at $1.50 per cord, 250 Tamarack ties at 18c per tie, 95 Cedar to play with when they could not protect a car of potatoes from freezing poles at 5c for 20 ft. poles, 15c for 25 ft. poles, 30c for 30 ft. poles, 3475 Cedar sleep. Worm and Rot Molds. even in severe weather, providing posts at lc per post. The Old Folks all played with their the car lining is built and kept in such 2. All of Sec. 15, 152, R. 26 2% ft. Pine at $10.00 per ft., 7 ft. presents. They blew on their horns, a condition that the warm air can get Spruce at $6.00 per ft., 90 ft. Tamarack at $5.00 per ft., 70 cords Spruce Greatest and amused themselves with the jurnping-jacks, Growers Urged to Exercise down to the floor and sides where it pu pwood at $-.00 per cord, 25 cords Balsam pulpwood at 50c per cord, 75»t and sent the moving toys of Care to Insure Quality Next is needed. To accomplish this a complete Tamarack ties at 18c per tie, 150 Cedar ties at 20c per tie, 935 Cedar poles at running about the room all at once. air passage must be formed entirely Year's Supply—Test Witl| f? Poles, 20c for 25 ft. poles, 50c for 30 ft. poles. 80c for 35 ft. poles,51.50 But, after all, the Old Folks thought for 40 ft. poles, 24,050 Cedar poets at lc per post. around the load. Rag-Doll Germinator. it wasn't so very much fun because 3. N% NB14, N% NW^4, SWy4 NW14, Sec. 8, T. 152, R. 28: 55 cords Spruce When potatoes are loaded in bulk, there were no real children there. So pulpwood at $2.00 per cord, 15 cords Balsam pulpwood at 75c per cord, 30 it is necessary to construct what are Because of the damage whiqh has they sent out to see If they could find Tamarack ties at 16c per tie, 230 Cedar poles at 25c per pole, 2300 Cedar posts in effect two bins, one on either side been done to sweet corn throughout at lc per post. some. of the central area where the stove I the Middle West this season by the They found Lucy, Peter, Billy, Mary, No. 4. NE% NW?4, W% NW%, Sec. 19, T. 155, R. 25, 3 ft. Spruce at is placed, if the shipment is likely ear worm, followed by root and earrot $5.00 per ft., 20 ft. Tamarack at $4.00 per ft., 5 ft. Balsam at $2.0» Sally, Hilda, Ruth, and some other to pass through severe weather. In molds, corn growers are urged by per ft., 20 cords Spruce pulpwood at $1.50 per cord, 1000 Tamarack ties at children, who all came to see the -many instances, of course, it is en'rely the United States Department of Every Boy and Every Girl Had a Toy. 15c per tie, 25 Cedar poles at 10c per pole, 500 Cedar posts at lc per post. Old Folks' Christmas tree. safe to ship without artificial Agriculture to exercise every possible TER1IS OF SALE Lucy told the Old Folks the story care to insure the quality of their jat in the car. Folks went out of the door and down This sale is to be held pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 204 of the about her dog Trump. Before constructing the bins, the for next year's crop. These the street, tfie young Old Folks could seed General Laws of Minnesota for 1905, as amended by Chapter 476 of the General Trump was a tramp dog, but he Laws of 1909 and acts amendatory thereto. „_jills and ceiling of the car itself must molds have in many cases rendered hear them laughing, long after they could do some tricks. He loved to be covered with building paper. Folwing Timber estimated and appraised per ft. will be offered and sold per a considerable percentage of the ears turned the corner. dressed up in a blanket, with a belt. this a false floor is laid on J.r feet timber estimated and appraised per cord will be offered and sold per wholly unfit for any purpose. Other Besides, the young Old Folks have Then, with a beribboned straw' hat cord, all cords to be single cords timber estimated and appraised as tie, pole .pports running lengthwise, thereby ears, but partly overrun with molds. been talking about their "Old Folks' on his head, he would walk across or post timber will be offered and sold per tie, or per pole, or per post, and the eating air channels four to six. ai« unfit for seed hut should be used Christmas" ever since. the room upon his hind legs. sale will be made to the party bidding the highest price for all of the several "lies deep, extending beneath the for feed only after the moldy part of After Lucy came Peter. kinds of timber advertised on the lands in the different sections. None of the ise floor from the center of the car the ear is shelled off. This applies timber can be sold for less than the appraised prices as given herein, and any Peter said that he did not know any either end where they connect with especially to the corn which has been stories, but once he carried the flag idding over and' above the appraised prices shall be by. percentage, the percent Subscribe for THE PRESS. rtical air passages formed by false grown for seed. In certain fields in bid to be added to the appraised price of each of the different kinds of for the big boys' baseball team, and All the latest local and personal —•lis built four to six. inches from the corn belt the damage has been so timber advertised on the land. No bid will be accepted of less "than five per they let him go in to see the baseball comment. $2.00 Per Year. car ends. Likewise, false walls great that the corn was rendered unfit cent. game, free. built a few inches from the sides for harvesting as seed, pracjtically no Purchasers of timber at this sale must pay down in cash at the time of Then Billy told a story. a false door is erected at one side, ears being found which were not Injured. sale twenty-five per cent of the value of the timber purchased, based on the NOTICE FOa PUBLICATION He said that once he sat up all stovepipe to go through, estimated quantity and the appraised price of same. Permits to cut and remove night, waiting for Santa Claus to come the timber from the land will be issued to the purchasers, such permits •s'iulkheads are put across the car These observations and reports to Department of the' Interior, U. S. Land and fill his stocking. That is, he either side of the door to form a to expire on June 1st, 1923, and the timber must be cut and removed within the department are all based on th^ Office at Duluth, Minnesota, December tried to sit up all night but Santa that time unless the State Board of Timber Commissioners by unanimous vote for the stove. These walls, as evident arid conspicuous defects tha' 15, 1921. Claus didn't come and so he fell asleep agree to extend the permit beyond the time stated. No permit shall be extended -as the center bulkheads, rise well have been found in sweet corn an«' Notice is hereby given that John in the dark. The next day the doctor except for good and sufficient reasons, and in that event no more than Thomas Craig, whose post-office address Jard the ceiling. The bins are lined dent varieties. It is known, mpre came to see him. The doctor told him two extensions shall be granted for one year each according to law. A condition is Room 22, .State Capitol Bldg., withjjaper, the same as the car walls.'! over, that many of the apparently he had had "stockingitis." of any extension shall be that the purchaser shall be liable to the State St. Paul. Minn., did, on the 14th day The false floor supports permit Hie good ears in these damaged fields are Billy said, too, that when he woke for interest on the entire unpaid purchase price at the rate of eight (8) per of March, 1921, file in this office cool air to settle below the false floor diseased and unless special precauand cent per annum, during the whole time of such extension, and the destruction up in the early morning and found Sworn Statement and Application, No. to move toward the base of the tions are taken, for example testing of the timber by any cause whatsoever during the period of such extension that Santa Claus had forgotten to fill 013335, to purchase the SE1^ SW%, stove, where it rises as it is heated wjth th,e rag-doll germinator, they shall not relieve the purchaser for the, payment of same, and the said purchaser his stocking, he was going to throw Section 34, Township 69 N., Range 18 and circulates toward the ends of the may pass as good seed corn, shall be liable to the State for the whole thereof. W^hen an extension is granted W. 4 th Principal Meridian, and the himself on the floor and pound his car. between the load and the ceiling, During the past three years it has any timber cut shall be marked the same as provided for in the original timber thereon, under the provisions heels on It and holler. But then he permit, except that the year of operation as specified in the original permit A rough estimate of the lumber and been found that much of the sweet of the act of .Tune 3, 1878. and acts happened to remember how ugly his shall be changed to the year of operation under the extension. paper required to line an 8 by 8% by corn seed which has been purchased in a.mendatory, known as the "Timber All Tamarack timber which in the judgment of State Appraiser is suitable car. with doors 5 feet wide, the open market has been badly ln36-foot and Stone Law", at such value as for ties shall be cut into ties to a point where the tree is eight inches in fected with mold and ear-rot organisms. night be fixed by appraisement, and is as follows: diameter. All Tamarack timber is to be utilized to six inches in diameter. The quality of seed obtainable that, pursuant to such application, the 13 pieces 2 by 4 inches by 14 feet. Where Cedar ties are cut the same shall be cut to eight inch diameter at 8 pieces 2 by 6 Inches by 16 feet. for use next spring depends, then, iand and timber thereon have been the small end. 1,300 square feet of 1-inch lumber, 16 feet. estimated and valued by applicant, the upon how the seed grown last year Where Cedar posts are listed, the price specified shall be for a 7 foot post. 2,250 square feet of building paper. timber estimated 40000 board feet at has been cared for, and upon the attention Any Cedar timber cut into lengths between 8 ft. and 18 ft. inclusive, shall be The 13 2-by-4's should be sawed in $2.00 per'M, and the land $20.00 that given the selection of seed charged for at the price based upon the market value of the timber when cut. half, making 26 pieces 7 feet long. said applicant will offer final proof from this season's crop. Where Cedar poles are not specified at a graduated price, it shall mean in support of his application and Six inches should be sawed off the that all Cedar timber that will measure 5 inches in diameter 22 feet from the sworn statement on the 14th day of length of each of the eight 2-by-Q ground shall be cut into 20 foot poles. If purchasers prefer cutting this timber INCREASE OF HESSIAN FLY March, 1922, before the Register and pieces. Enough of the 16-foot boards into Cedar posts, then the Cedar poles of a longer length shall bear a price Receiver of the United States-Land office, should be sawed into 8-foot lengths t-ased upon the market value at the time of cutting. at Duluth, Minnesota. Parasitic Enemies and Unfavorable to make a total width of 57 feet of Spruce trees 10 in. or over in diameter 2 ft. from the ground, shall be cut Any person is at liberty to protest Weather Tend to Keep Pest Within 8-foot boards and other of these boards and scaled as log timber up to a point where the tree is 8 in. or less. The -this purchase before entry, or initiate Bounds. sawed into 6-foot lengths to make a balance of the tree shall be cut and scaled into pulpwood cords. a contest at any time before patent total width of 4 feet. This will leave The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit If it were not for its parasitic a few 4-foot lengths. One foot should? Dated at St. Paul, Minn., this 26th day of September, 1921. in this office, alleging facts enemies and unfavorable weather, the be sawed off the remaining 16-foot which would defeat the entry. R. P. Chase, State Auditor, St. Paul Hessian fly would increase in such vast boards, leaving them 15 feet long. Witnesses: James Brennan, Stillwater, numbers that wheat growing in this Minn. Michael Dean, Virginia, This lumber is all that is required country would be practically impossible Minn. Nelson Waterman a'nd John McLellan, by an experienced loader to complete- inside of two years. The of CoOk, Minnesota. •?3tequJp a car with false walls and United States Department of Agriculture, ROBERT D. Blackwood, bulkheads. Detailed directions for as a result of recent studies, putting up the lining, easily understood, Keglster. now published in Department Bulletin are contained in Farmers' Bulletin Dec. 22-Feb. 1«. First, He Called the Roil. 1008, Rate of Multiplication of the 1091 issued by the United States Hessian Fly, by W. R. McOonnell, found A I N Department of Agriculture. brother Harry looked when he did that the Increase In breeding of the The shipper is cautioned not to load that So Billy thought he wouldn't NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE insect was much higher than had been potatoes so close to the ceiling that and he didn't. SALE before realized. The data collected they block circulation. There must be Mary told about the songs she sanff afford an explanation for the very FOR EVERY PURPOSE— a large unobstructed opening for the to her doll. sudden development of a Hessian fly Whereas default has been made in warm air to pass down to the floor She said that the song that her doll the conditions of that certain mortgage outbreak and furnish a basis for predicting laskle And Outside Hoom Paint +. after it has spread the length of the liked the best was: 1 made, executed and delivered by more accurately the approach ceiling from the heater. The circulation Marie J. Sherven and Magnus Sherven, The tittle dog went to the market tews. of a dangerous infestation. Automobile Pamt foot Is slow and labored, and to limit With one foot up, and OM down her husband, mortgagors, to The First he But when came to a muddy place It by piling the sacks so that they extend National Bank of Plaza, (North Dakota, over! He jumped cle-e-e-an Bout Puiut beyond the false walls causes TOO MANY POULTRY LOAFERS a corporation under the laws of Mary said that she always jumped the United States), mortgagee, bearing serious interference. In placing potatoes her doll at the "jump" part date the first day of August, A. D., in sacks on the false floor next Best Plan to Weed Out Nonprodueers Sally thought that it was a long 1918, and with the power of sale therein to the walls care should be taken to and Keep Only Good Laying and time since she had known a. story, contained duly recorded in the office set them a few Inches from these par-. Breeding Fowls. 'most as long as the night before of the Register of Deeds in and We curry the Old Reliable Brands—Minnesota Linseed tltions, since they are in the region _____ for the county of Koochiching and Christmas," but she did remember the frost first becomes effective' aere One reason some folks complain that state of Minnesota, on the 24th day of Oil Paint Co. and Certain-teed. a ride she once had on a little donkey. the car is not properly heated. "chickens don't pay" Is because they August, A. D., 1918, at ten o'clock A. She sa£d they had to send the old Lined Cars Returned to Shippers. compel one or two good hens to support M. in book "K" of mortgages on page donkey on ahead to make the little a dozen lazy ones. There are 560, and said mprtgage also filed in It Is recognized that preparation of donkey hurry. some deadbeats in every flock, just as the office of the Registrar of Titles of the car In the. manner indicated Involves Then she remembered about the tats Falls Lumber & Coal Co. there are also some excellent laying said county of Koochiching, state of a considerable Initial expense. at her grandma's house. There was a Minnesota, on September 11, 1918, at and breeding hens. Usually, however, shippers plan to use big cat for the big mice, and a little nine o'clock A. M. and registered therein The thing to do Is always to weed both the stove and the lumber for repeated cat for the little mice. YOlume as document nnmber 57 in out the least desirable fowls, then keep shipments. In Maine cars are Hilda told a story about a little blind PHONE 81 1 of the Register of Titles* at page 70, only the best ones and keep them well equipped substantially in the way described boy she once saw. as to the registered land therein, & —in a good house, well managed and and used by shippers repeatedly, When she said her evening prayer Whereas said default consists la the cared for. the cars being returned to tha, failure of said mortgagors to pay the •?. .• .. ,, 1 liiS 1 .f 3