national FjHU Press as proyldfd by HMN REWARD more points to th^ir total on free law. FIRST BALL GAME OFFERED FOR DENVER throws from a personal foul. Dated November 4th, 1922.u year 1917, for said county of Koochiching BANDITS DEAD OR ALIVE Default having been made In the Baudette won the last quarter, making (COURT SEAL) the above described piece or Lb?**J payment -of the sum of one hundred BAUDETTE BASKET SHOOTERS three field goals, running their JOHN tfERG, Judge of Probate. parcel of land was duly «d in for the fourteen and 65-100 ($114.55) dollars, SUFFER DEFEAT AT THE (By Associated Pr»jg) final tally up to eleven points. The Dec. 7-14-21. state for the sum of Two Dollars and which is claimed to be due and is due HANDS OF FAST QUINT Denver, Dec. 19.—The city and fourteen cents. game terminated in a score of 28 to 11 at the date of this notice upon a certain (3) That the said piece or parcel of SUMMONS county of Denver today offered reward ft favor of the locals. a mortgage duly executed an^ delivered land and all rights of the state of Minnesota, by Peter Langland a single man mortgagor, of $10,000 for the capture dead. The Baudette high school basketball upon and against said land by STATE OF MINNESOTA, to State Bank of Spooner, Spooner, NATIONAL SAVINGS or alive of the bandits who yesterday virtue of said sale were duly assigned, team returned to Baufette Saturday as Koochiching County, Minn'., mortgagee, bearing date the CERTIFICATES POPULAR shot and killed a guard of the Federal conveyed and sold by the county auditor District Court, third day of June 1921, and with a power Grecian historjr would put it "on their IN GREAT BRITAIN Reserve bank and escaped with to an actual purchaser under Section 15th Judicial District. of sale therein contained, duly recorded shields," which is the same as saying 2126, G. S. 1913, on the '28th day of $200,000 in currency following a sensational in the office of the Register of they were badly beaten by their op*ponents, March, 1922, for the sum of Thirteen O. M. Carr, Florence Hansen Deeds in and for the county of Xooching robbery in front of the Denver London, Dec. 18.—National savings in this case the Falls high Dollars and forty-four cents. and state of Minnesota, on the and Lou Graham, copartners, mint. certificates sold to November 11 total (4) And that the amount required doing business as O. M. Carr school team, which trimmed them io 10th day of June 1921, at si* o'clock P. 601,479,281 pounds sterling. When to redeem said piece or parcel of land M., in Book of Mortgages, on page & Company Plaintiffs the tune of '28 to 11. from said tax sale exclusive of the the certificates were changed from 15 283, and no action or proceeding having vs —. Long before one of the fastest basketball costs to accrue upon this notice is the been instituted, at law or otherwise, to John T. Scarlett, Defendant. shillings and 6 pence to 16 shillings, recover the games ever witnessed in this sum of Thirteen Dollars and forty-four debt secured by said there was a temporary lull, but since mortgage or any part thereof. cents, and interest at the rate of 12 The state of Minnesota to the above city had been called, the hall was WHYDOMT there has been a sharp increase in demand Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, per cent per annum on $13.44 thereof namqjl defendant: crowded to its limited capacity with and the certificates are now one that by virtue of the power of sale from the 28th day of March, 1922, to You are hereby summoned and required YOU USE rooters and fans, who although showing contained in said mortgage and pursuant the day such redemption isc made. to answer the complaint of the of the most popular forms of investment due partiality to the locals, gave (5) Thai the tax certificate of sale to the statute in such case made plaintiffs in the above entitled action, in the country. For each 16 issued to said purchaser has been presented and provided, the said Mortgage will which complaint has been filed in the the visiting players a good hand following NOT ADS shillings invested, the buyer gets one to me by the holder thereof and be foreclosed by a sale of the premises office of the clerk of the above named the shooting of basket or some pound sterling at the end of five years. this notice requested(6) described in and conveyed by said court in International Falls in said good pl^y on their part. That the time for the redemption DANISH STEAMER AGROUND mortgage, viz: county and state, and to serVe a copy of of said piece or parcel of land from Baudette opened the scoring, making Lot four (4) and southeast quarter of your answer to said complaint upon said tax sale will expire sixty (60) days subscriber at his office in the city of International to southwest quarter (SE% of SW%) two points during the first few (Special Evening Tribune) after the service of this notice, and the section thirty (30) in township one Falls, Minnesota, within Copenhagen, Dec. 19.—The Danish minutes of play off of successful filing of proof of such service in my office. hundred fifty-nine (159i North of Range twenty (20) days after the service of throws, the result of a personal foul steamship Lituania, which left New twenty-nine (29) West of Fifth Principal this summons upon you, exclusive of Witness my hand and official seal this York Dec. 6th for Danzig and Libeau, made by the Falls. This score was Meridian, containing 76.27 acres the day of such service, and if you fail & 15th day of November, 1922. more or less according to the United soon tied by the Falls when V. Kinney with a cargo and passengers, is reported to answer the said complaint within States government survey thereof, in R. C. FRASER, the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this succeeded in tossing the ball through aground on Bornholm island in Koochiching county and state of Minnesota, Auditor Koochiching County, action will take judgment against you the Baltic sea. the home hoop shortly after the ball with the hereditaments and appurtenances Minnesota. for the sum of $643.34 with interest was in play following Baudette's free which sale will be made By E. J. 'Gjesdahl, Deputy. thereon at the rate of six per centum throw. K. Kinney, doing the stellar by the Sheriff of said Koochiching $20,000 PLEDGED FOR STAD per annum from the 28th day of December, (Official Seal) county at the front door of the court 1914, besides the costs and disbursements playing for the.locals, made three baskets Approved June 9, 1921, house, in the city of International of this action. during the first quarter Baudette (By Associated Press) CLIFFORD L. HILTON, Falls, in said county and state, on the J. H. BROWN, Vermillion, Dec. ,19.—A of $20,000 Attorney General. failed to score again, leaving the score total ninth day of January, 1923, at ten Attorney for Plaintiffs, Press Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14 at the end of this period 8 to 2 in in pledges has been secured toward o'clock A. M., of that day, at public Internatinal Falls, goal of vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, favor of the Falls. the erecting an athletic stadium I Minnesota. LIMITING TIME TO FILE ORDER to pay said debt of one hundred fourteen to cost $950,000. Press Nov. 30 Dec. 7-14 Thp second quarter, as far as fast and 55-100 dollars, and interest, CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING playing was concerned, was pretty and taxes, if any, on said premises, and THEREON GONNA WALSKI TWO SCHOONERS twenty-five dollars, attorney's fees, as much of a repetition of the first. K. TAKEN AND HELD AS TO SAIL FOR U. S. JAN. stipulated in and by said mortgage in Kinney added three more baskets to Estate of A. N. Amundsen case of foreclosure, and the disbursements RUM RUNNERS 3 FOR CONCERT TOUR his record and Baudette failing to allowed by law subject to redemption score the second quarter closed with at any time within one year STATE OF MINNESOTA Sandwich, Dec. 18.—The schooner to (Special Evening Tribune) a score of 14 to 2 in the locals' favor. from the day of sale, as provided by Salvatrice with 2,000 cases of alcohol Paris, Dec. 19.—Gonna Walski, the law. COUNTY OF KOOCHICHING H. Kerry, who substituted for L. Dated November 15th, A. D. 1922. aboard, flying the French flag upside prima donna, sails for the United Romer, right forward, in the second Garden Guide STATE BANK OF SPOONER, down as a signal of distress, and the States for a concert tour on January IN PROBATE COURT quarter, started the scoring spree during SPOONER, MINN., schooner Star were captured together 3rd, and Harold F. McCormick says Mortgagee. the last half of the game tossing off this port yesterday by the coast it will give the Americans a chance to In the matter of the estate of A. N. Geo. E. Ericson, Attorney, the oval through the ring for an additional for Amundsen, decedent. guard crew commanded by Captain see what a fine wife he has. Spooner, Minn. two, a feat which he again duplicated Letter sof administration this day Nov. 23-30-Dec. 7-14-21-28. Charles Sullivan. The Salvatrice was 1923 FREE before the close of this quarter. having been granted to C. V. Linsten, ostensibly bound from Antwerp to It takes a train only one second to V. Kinney made two baskets and NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF and it appearing by the affidavit of Drop a postal card for a copy us Santiago, Cuba. The crews of both win the decision over an auto. said representative that there are no K. Kinney made one basket for the REDEMPTION vessels were put under guard and the DULUTH FLORAL CO. debts of said decedent Falls during this quarter. Baudette It is ordered, that the time within cargoes were sealed as probable rum One of our big ships landed with a OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, made their first field basket of the DULUTH, MINN. which all creditors of the above list the other day but the list was not runners and will so remain until the County of Koochiching game during this quarter. Baudetle named decedent may present claims investigation now under way is completed. a wine list. State of Minnesota against his estate in this court, be, also secured a free throw as a result To Carl Anderson and the same hereby Is limited to of the Falls, due to a fluke, having six six months from and after the date (1) You are hereby notified that the players on the floor. The third quarter RECORD ESTABLISHED hereof and that Saturday the 5th day following piece or parcel of land situated EAGLE "MIKADO" terminated with the Falls 19 points in of May, 1923, at 10 o'clock a. m, in the BY RADIO STATIONS Pencil No. 174 in the county of Koochiching, the lead. probate court rooms at the court house state of Minnesota, and known and described OF AMERICAN LEAGUE at International Falls in said county, Baudette tightened up during the as follows, to wit: Lot 5 in be, and the-same/hereby is, fixed and appointed Block 4, Holler's Addition to Koochiching, last quarter and only allowed the Hartfard, Conn., Dec. 18. Fortysix as the time and place for hearing is now assessed in your name. upon and the examination, adjustment amateur radio stations were heard Falls one field basket, tossed through (2) That on the 12th aay of May, Sale at your Dealer Made in fn For gr&riea and allowance of such claims as 1918, at a sale of land pursuant to the by British amateurs in one day of by the locals' efficient guard, Tom I ASK FOR THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RLD BANE U- shall be presented within the time real estate tax judgment duly given trans-Atlantic tests of the American Withrow, who during the last quarter EAGLE MIKADO aforesaid. and made in and by the District Court Radio league, which is a reco'i, it changed places with center, V. Kinney. Let notice hereof be given by the EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK in and for said county of Koochiching was announced here. The Falls however added two publication of this order in the Inter- on the 26th day of March, 1919, in pro- International Falls Press' Representative Directory They Solicit Your Patronage fF SHAPIRA'S ZIMMERMAN ELECTRICAL When Your Automobile Needs F. B. GREEN DRUGS Homes Furnished on Easy COMPANY Attention Call LICENSED fcMBALMER AND Payments Agents for the'Thor Washing Machine THE CENTRAL AUTO CO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Sonora and Columbia Phonographs WIRING, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, and a Complete line of Phone 4 RADIO SUPPLIES Telephone Number 23 Columbia and Okeh Records. S. N. RUBIN and Night Calls 59 STUDEBAKER and DODGE Come in and Hear Them All Kinds of Electrical Repair Work Phone 90 Oreson Bldg. SHAPIRA'S Ph. 212 Dealer and Service Station Minn. 340 Fifth Ave. Phone 200 International Falls, THE WHITE BAKERY Let Us Deliver Your Next Order of THE Have your next garment dry cleaned FOR TAXI SERVICE right Makers of FRESH MEATS and VEGETABLES, INTERNATIONAL BAKERY By Anywhere Any Time To Any Place PREMIUM BREAD E. B. GRIGNON BUTTER, EGGS and GROCERIES Modern Equipment, Modern Methods Call REX DRY CLEANER %REUTER BROS. and Quality Service Distributed by all Groceries A. W. LINDVALL High Grade Tailoring and Repair Phone 275 Phone 444 Stand 192 Res. 153 Phone 33 Work z=i/ -V INSURANCE BONDS H. L. FRANK N O E N I N N E S O A JEWELRY SILVERWARE THE KOOCHICHING COUNTY REAL ESTATE ABSTRACT COMPANY Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and F. G. NELSON 5c, 10c and Variety Store Carr Bldg. International Falls, Minn. For All Forms of Insurance Surgeon in Charge Abstracts of Title and Ownerships "Leading Jewelers and Repairers" See Carry a Full Line of 4 compiled from complete and Accurate Gifts That Last Office Phone 30 Hospital Phone 79 KIBBEY & ARNEY records. Prompt Service. ALUMINUM WARE, CHINA WARE, Office Int*l State Bank Building On Third, Avenue Eastman Kodaks and Supplies List Your Lands and Timber With Us Across from Commercial Club Internatidfeal Falls, Minnesota 412 Third Street Phone 16 DRY GOODS and NOTIONS LOUIS P. LEMIEUX, Mgr. A BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE For a Complete Line of Plumbing and Heating Contractors Home Made Candies, Cigars, Soft Get Your Barber Work Done Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh THE DIFFERENCE EAST and CORRIN Drinks and Ice Cream and Salt Meats, Poultry in Our Butter or Eggs Agents for Areola Heating Systems P. W. STERNA THE QUALITY SHOPPE CaD Lot Us .Furnish Estimates for Your SANITARY SHOP Groceries and Meats- CITY GROCERY AND MEAT Orders Taken for Cut Flowers Job MARKET Cor. 8th SL 5th Ave. Phone 224 Phone 157 THE CLUB BARBER SHOP Phone 22S 316 Third Street Phone 20 DENTIST OPTOMETRIST SHER BROS. INTERNATIONAL FALLS THE BOSTON CAFE JOHN H. BROWN ABSTRACT CO. -1 The Place of Quality With Comparable'Prices :t' s\ Two Stores RAY LANGRAF, Prop. Attorney at Law DR. H. H. IHRIG International Falls, Minn. Special Attention Given t^ JEWELRY FURNITURE Office over O. M. Carr & Co. Abstract maps and ownership plats THEATER, DANCE, and CONVENTION all of lands in Koochiching County 405 Third St. 226 Third St. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted PROMPTLY FURNISHED PARTIES International Falls. Minnesota