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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07

~ 4he b@4t ihfl-cttsi dr tho people A.
pree. II" was always n crcnt rendrr
and 4 close student JIG. was iln"nt ~
Ftrhrli Mil 'shrnian a. wAll ds ~ hi1
native hnx,iase, and wos in the fu'ies5
sense d SchViar aud u eruilyma4[ GENIAL
ana ruhlIiInionblu at MI thc-
With his rather dind, Mr. Mitchell 1s'
sHmel Imauy Of 'hn MG-,ur-s cares WhcA
thr distinguished hnnncirf iaIi dowh.
He ehfceq nd ius faYhsr ~ u -fllrretDr ~
th, W l.cQuSip Mar!ne AND Insurance
comDqtS bank IA tht' NUttEWtttisrn NHe
ttodhF lnsuruirr poulpniN, nIidn IN
ribas tAar,Hbl" HaI puhDr iusytUtpnii
lis personal tn,'r, dil not 90 tbWari
h1ukIi42 80 thaNA0a wns r+liT really ne.
ttgh h the bAuky with VU.tJ his cousin,
the ,l9r Jbhd MttSt, Wis ftir year,
closely connected llfG'-iH %,
.dt In Private Life. ,' ,l-
Mr. Mitchell wtB, twice married His
ftttt Wife was BgpQa. dlugbirr ~ j. j..
y. Cogs@c'i b law pnrtncr ~ Senator
Matt. hCarpentcr She was full.
gifted npd accomplished, BY lfr b. Ind
seven children, al Of whom died yonhg
with the exception 6f Doti Ferguson
Mitchell, now Residing in Florida. Mr.
Mitchell wns married in 1879 10 Har-
riei Ddnfurth BECKER who, with seven
children, survives him, She is u woman
~ sterling qualities ma wide culture,
Notably accompl shed as linguist, with
whom her husbn ads lfe has been singl'
linn Mitchell, il an officer In the rogula r
army and has for some time been sta
TONED In Colorado, after active service In
Cuba. tho Philippines md Alaska. The
other children are John L. Mitchell Jr,.
and the MiAAes Martha. Janet. Harriet.
Rurh md CatMrins MITCHELL Lr.a....
H. Mr. Mitchell was man OF wide Obser-
vation 40 we'll ns extensive reading. nd
Ia conversation was always interesting
and Informing. He was sngularly APP
proaghabls and aiab!r SiSrf{tloyal to
from both hjH fafhrY and his mother!
One Of the most houorpblc features Of
Mr Mhclml'4 clihrhc,er was his strong
Amer t1taisth II was pithiiy Illustrated
op, hIH return frpW Europe two yrarS
ngo after long 4ofdurn ,htrr 4 friend
said 10 him HMn Mitchell. how dbl it
abroad" IThl m4tinctiyoly r"biifh 'r II
dlh ra' @IaI lt.'il want my girls to mar.
~ nl'N Rf lh4,F oNN country ,e. .....
W. look a University Coutse. t..
witpnu trfirng from thr Senate in 1899.
Mr. lIin,~H "'a h., family went ~
Thr5le. Nhrst they r manned throc aul
a NAH ynith Iburng ia stny ahtoad bis
chs Ana, WtrrIb WNj, in, various fhunts
il fnu't M I t:ertha6t, wti.e ho, ~.
y,fHtt ~lla hnb ar ht, dutHhtott, took Il
'onnr.f 9isiIH I.niNqYrtY ~ Irwpbir.
ErRute, anil ~ sget,lrA wila his laueh
nv IN tmsHhs -a'itfNct6tily 4hr rvhmhms
mon botue thr sanuIty reoriyins d.
Qrp7 iU, ,F2areNfy ~ ] rehcA LAP
mn 90 an lif6rattrn
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Canning FACTORY OPENS LIN

Appleton. Wis, July Ill Special. l.
The McMnrray Canning factory started
up today The work for the next few
weeks viii be confined to the pea crop.
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KILLED Anr'RUGBY.
Fireman George Loses His Life in Rail
'a.i way Wreck of WISCONSIN nti-
....-. .f. ..,...t.,tt Central

milwaukee,, Wis, July 5.4-[ Special. =
A heavy way freight bound for Mil
wa,ikee and single engin" being re,
turned to Fond du Lac crashed into each
otheF on the Wisconsin Central road, two
miles north Of Rdgby Junction early this
morning 'u' Yl t.l'.r L"l f''' Nv
John kreish, fireman oh the freight,
was killed and +. T., Welch, engineer. on
the freight, badly injured. q. w. Martin,
engineer on I he-axtfa engine, Johnisobn-
son. head brakeman. and the fireman. Ill
of whom We're in the cab, jumped and cs-
caped serious INJURY I'm ''t' 'g . ~
The property LOSE from wrecked freight
cars viii be heavy it is said smashed
cars being scattered about where the on.
gines came t0eethsr. A1 'rHi Uttrls
Martin is IS, years Old, Robinson -,
Putney % and Wclrh a. 't ''''
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Cranaries and Barns Burned

Trenpeoleau, Via. July 5.-l Special.
The granares. stacks and stock harms
81 Ihomns Jessisky near the North
" estcrn depot burned late Saturday an
ernoon. the blaze being caused by boy
fully Insured
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Wreckingo Outfit fTiipPed oyera n, ,
The wreckqE tl,tt 2siAf eatrtr hfet,tlr

20 the point tipped over and il was necps-
1 WG.qr d55 Ea ,f ,i4 anf NH" }yib
on Ensineer,Alartin,s li4Arengipe.eSca Ipd
unlnjured ana walked Is RhgbF ITht
ton, whore he took passenger train Ia
Fond dp Lac. his home. The dead fire,
matt Of the freight train is said to be a
single man residing IN Fond du Iat.
His body was taken there. The aeci7
dent is said to have been caused by mis-.
taken orders '' 'W'l''~' tH .F}
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Piremen Have Narrow Escape.

Appleton, Wis, July Special. l..
Chief George MCCLELLAN oc tie Appleton
FIRE department had a narrow escape
from an accident Saturday night. while
rnSpnnding "a an alarm which came III
from the Atlas Paper company NMte,
descending a steep hill the helly-hana
broke. allow mr. Ne rtg to ran but0 the
Horse Tho chief jumped and "a leI 20
his driver. Joseph DrcNlrr. to Do ~
same, but he stuck 20 III, post aud w''d
thrown ont Since thar rimc. has u
iprirs have hqpt him ~ hel, ,IHe eah,f
he nurse rs tie htltt, aud eseapSa
Without Scratch
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Cotton Mill DESTROYED.

GAINESVILLE, Wis. July >. Special. i
Fire started by skyroeitet, which fell
on the roof, destroyed portion Of the
Rock River Cotton cpmpanyS factory
building ana contents early yesterday
morning. Loss il estimated ut $4,000.
Water thrown an III" l.. y earle to-
bncco warehouse adjoining, ruined tho
1901 and 1907 packings loss estimated
az 5000 Both losses are covered ~
Insurance.
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INDIAN LAKE.

+ r. T. Clark, of Harris, Iowa, was
greeting friends here last Sunday.
WE. Proper moved on the Patter-
son farm south of town last Satur-
day. r.
The Gun Club will have their
monthly shoot next Saturday when
they expect to make some good
scores. .ss@
!, Chas. G., Larson finished pressing
hay last Tuesday having pressed
some over three hundred ton this
season. .:t
The Misses Anna Ellingson and
Oleanna Langseth returned from
Rushmore where they we're Visiting
relatives. ~ ..
Walter Saxon returned last Satur-
day from six weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs. s. G. Anderson, of ALA
makee Co., Iowa. MI
Johnny Doeden is limping around
on one foot having the other one
nearly broken by hor.e falling on
it q he was bringing home tha, cat
tie one evening.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the pay
ment OF the sum of Three Thousand. Six
which is claimed to be due and is due at the
date Of this notice upon q certain Mortgage
duly executed and delivered by Geertje De
Geus and Cornelius DeGeus NJ ortgagors, to-
Carl Gronau, Mortgagee, bearing date the
10th day of"Octobe-, 500, and with pow
er Of sale therein cont tanned, duly recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds in and for
the County OF Mobiles, and State Of Minneso-
ta,- on the 10th day Of October 1899, at s
o'clock p. NJ, in Book 43 of NJ ortgages, on
page 20, and rc-recortled in said Office on the
sth OF February, 1900, at l. O'Clock A. M
in Book +S OF NJ ortgages, on page 1863, and
no action or proceeding having been institut-s
ed, at law or otherwise, to Recover the debt
secured by said Mortgage; any part:
Now: THEREFoRE, NOTICE is HERE.
By GIVEN, That by virtue Of the power of
sale contained in said Mortgage, and pursu-
ant to the statute in such case made and
provided, the ; SAID Mortgage will be fore
and conveyed by said Mortgage, viz:
TIE South One Third OF the West-Half of
Section eleven ll1), and the West. H alf of
tue NOrth-EAst Quarter OF Section Fourteen
(l4)Gcontaining One Hundred Eighty-Six
and 34-1CO acres (1s6 3A-1OO), be the same
more or less, all in Township One Hundred
: hree. north Range Forty t4O), west OF the
NTH 20 principal meridian, according to-
united States government survey, in Mobiles
County and State OF Minnesota, with the
hereoit a'nents and appurtenances: which
sale will be made by the Sheriff of said MOBILES
county, at the front door OF the Sl1eriff's Of
fce, in the Village Of Worthington in said
County and State, on the 80 :. /.
10th Day Of April, 1904, St M 0
at 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day, at public
veRdue, to the highest. bidder for cash, to-
pay said debt OF 1863 22. 100 Dollars. and
interest, and the taxes if any, ON said pren,-s
Uses, and Fifty Dollars, Attorneys fees. as
stipulated in and by said Mortgage in case
of foreclosure, and the disbursements allow
ed by law: subject to redemption at any time.
within one year from the day Of sale, as pros
vided by law, ). t$>sGE i: ~ & ~ $s5
Dated February goth, A. D. 1904.
= 80 g t's CARL GkONAU, Hi X. ss Elk
=, 49,, Mortgages. a
. Ez Attorneys for Mortgage. !a$s#s
H. &-a First Pub. a-4.1 s5ss8
g Last Pub. 49, ~ = ,.st,ss5f
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Summons.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, .
COUNTY or MOBILES.

srA cogS2r M Ml Noni*S2| KS.
In District Court, 9Th Judicial District
JAMES BURKE, Plaintiff,
JOHN BUTLER and BRIDGET BUTLER
(his wife,, and r. NJ. HARRINGTON,
= e. S. ELIwokTH, The Unknown
Heirs of ZEPIIIR1N AUDET (deceas-
ed), and The Unknown Heirs" of
B. F. JOHNSON (deceased), and
also All Other Persons or Parties
Unknown, Claiming any Right,
-.,- Title, Lien or Interest in the Real
Estate Described in the Complaint
Herein, Defendants
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. TO the
Above Named Defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby summon.
ed and required to answer the complaint OF
the Plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which is filed III the Office of the Clerk of the
district Court, of the: Thirteenth Judicial
District. in and for the County OF Mobiles and
State of Minnesota, and to serve a COPY Of
your answer to said Complaint on the sub
the Village of W orthington, in said County,
within Twenty days after the service of this
summons upon YOU, exclusive of the day of
such service; And if you fail to answer the
said complaint, within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in thisSaction will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant:
Dated December 22nd a. d: 1903.
~ c. NJ. CRANDALL and J. F. FLYNN,
49, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
r. WOrthngton Minnesota
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6heriff,S So u Rsal Estate Uadel
Judgement 81 Foreclosure.

6hsriff.s So u Rsal Estate Uader
s J0dgmsnt 81 Force closure.
STATE or !. M Y y sn7as
sDistrict Court, lSth judicial District. ~
John Gnnd Brewing Company,
IN. n Mn. 9-1 Defend ants.
NOTICE IS HRRRBYsGIvEN,T That under
and BY virtue OF q Judgment and Decree en-
tered IN the above entitled action on the 4th
day Of March, 1904, a certified transcript OF
which has been delivered to me, !, the under
signed, Sheriff Of said Mobiles County, will
SELL lat Public Auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash, on $5 spr%$ &.
Saturday, the 2srd Day Of April, 1904,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the front
door OF my Office, in the Village OF Worthing-
ton, in said County, in one parcel, the prem
lses and real estate described in said Juds-
msnt and Decree, to,wit:S Alr that tract or
parcel OF land lying and being in the Coun y
Of Nobles and state OF Minnesota, described
as follows. to-Wit: n tfH@ 'f#f.&
Lot number Two (2), in and of BLOCK. num-
Der Twenty Nine (29). OF and in the Village
OF Adrian. according to the Plat thereof on
ME and OF record in the Office OF the Register
of Deeds ia and for said Mobiles County.
Dated M arch Sth, 1904. #E'H, Fl. - l.
s@a; v #tt.ss NEWTON FAUSkEE,
= .siE. Sheriff OF Mobiles County, Minnesota
GEo.EW. WILSON s. Son, t,'#
Mar. 11-Apr. ~. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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THIRD DEGREE.
Cont. on LIST page.

pulled Garvey out of the way and
threw him one side-didn't hit him
or kick him.
Dissemination: Had only
drank about two glasses of beer.
went to Schroer's after Bremen.
;. Recess until 80.
Afternoon seesion-defenee con-
tinued with Frank Bremen, one Of
defendants. (He is German-Mr.
Fischenick used as interpreter. He
told same story as other witnesses
about trouble in Soebner's saloon
also trouble in street. He hardly
knew what happened in Schroer's
htchen-he and Garvey were lat
it" about two minutes. Nothing
different than what had formerly
been told.
CIR Had about
two glasses of beer that day. Didn i
strike Garvey at any time.
Defense rests.
Case closed.
After argument Of counsel and
instruction of the court, the jury
retired at 4:10.
. The jury returned into court at
$50 with Il verdict OF assault in
third degree against both defend
ants.
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The KrauSe Case.
Only Three Jurors Retained Out of the
Regular Panel of Twenty=four.

Regular Panel or lWenty=IOur.
The important case of the term
and the one which has been and still
is attracting a great deal OF atten-
tion-the murder charge-came on
for trial Thursday afternoon at 4:30,
E. j. Jones, E. T. Smith, represent
ing the attorney generaD, and j. A.
Town for the state, and c. M. Cran-
dali and T. j. Knox for the defense.
The case is we'll known-Mrs.
Tomke Krause being charged with
the murder of her husband at Ad-
rian, on Jan. 9Th last.
AS triers-for competency Of jur-
ors to sit in the action-the court
appointed Judge Cory, s. S. Smith
and E. G. Wilson.
The work of securing jury was
commenced, the following being
called:
H. Fischenick, Olney, excused.
A.Leistico, Worthintgon, accepted.
VIM. Tentler, Lismore, excused.
Jno. Schweitzer, Little Rock, ex-
,cused. :.
G. T. Buick, Reading, accepted.
LIN. Bliss, Worthington, excused.
Recess ordered until o'clock Fri.
day morning
At the converting of court Friday
morning, the selection Of the Krause
jury was continued, calling:
j. Gown. Adrian, excused.
j. NJ. Kimmell, Elk, excused.
w. r. Grapes, Lismore, excused.
Jacob Vail, Leota, excused-state's
first peremptory.
A. P. Madison, Dundee, excused,
S. II. Boden, Westside, excused.
.l j. R. Blue, Lorian, excused.
rs This exhausted the regular panel,
and the court, after consultation
with the attorneys in the case, ord,
cred a special venire Of thirty jur
3ors, returnable Wednesday, March 9,
ut two O'Clock. - -
\ It was evident at this time that
the selection Of jury was going to]
take . great deal Of Tins, as the case
- - well known and has been 80.
3 GENERALLY discussed among the ciiti-
Ems Of the county. For this reason
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There was twenty four visitors at
the Saxon school last Tuesday,
which was visitors day The teach
or, Miss Peterson had taken special
care in preparing q program consist
ing.of' reoitations, dialogues, singing
by the school also by the Indian
Lake Ladies Quartette,, who. are fast
gaining popularity. A debate, re-
solved which has received most ben
eft from the Government, the lndi-
an or the Negro. After both sides
ably presented their views it was
decided in the negative. A paper
with Henry q. Nystrom, editor and
manager was read, it was a neat,
newsy paper giving all the news
about the school also the latest news
from the seat of war in the far east.
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Bond Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That seal
ed bids will be received BY the Town
County, Minnesota, until 2 o'clock 3. M. an
March goth. 1904, for the sale 81. Bridge
Bonds of said Town in the sum of Thirty
I'VE Hundred (35OO) Dollars, payable at any
time not to exceed Thirteen (13j Years
The Town Supervisors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. ~s d: Il ~
Dated February 9th, ! 9O4. II n j5,33 F&z
N. KAUFMAN,
MAR. 11-25J s:y- s% Town Clerk.
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LIS PENDENS.

LIS PENDENs. +.=
STATE OF MINNESOTA(ss
.s County of Mobiles. 49,
In District Court, 1a tn Judicial District,
FRANK FULLY, Plaintiff
John BUTLER and BRIDGET BUTLER
(his wife,, and P. NJ. HARRINGTON,
Z: S, ELLSWORTH, THE Unknown
Heirs ofZEPH1RlN AUDEr (deceas-
ed), and THE Unknown Heirs OF
B. F. JOHNSON (dece sed) and AL
SO All Other Persons or Parties
Unknown. Claiming Any Right.
Title, Lien or Interest in the Real
Estate Described in the Complaint
Herein, Defendants.
action has been Commenced in this Court by
the above named Plaintiff against the above
named Defendants to determine all and every
claim, est ate. lien or interest in the real es-
tate hereinafter described, adverse to said
plaintiff, and to obtain partition of the
premises hereinafter described to be made
and direction Of said Court, or to obtain a
sale thereof to be so made, and a division of
the proceeds, If a partition cannot be made
without prejudice to the interest ofthe own
The real property which shall be affected.
involved or brought into question by either
or any Of the parties to this aetion.is. situate
'o Lots nm aHs Blight \s), Nine 10y, Ten
l10(, Eleven ia, Twelve (12}, Thirteen
l1s) and Fourteen (14). in Block number
Lots t. numbered Ten (1o), Eleven (11),
Twelve lI2), Thirteen l1s) and Fourteen
Lots numbered One (l), Two l2), Three
Sight ~, Nine ~, Ten (1o), Eleven (1i(,
Txe'y s R9 3 Thirteen 20 1s and Fourteen
Lots numbered Three t3), Four (4), Five
Ten (1ol, Eleven (11), Twelve (12), Thirteen
Six (s1: '' 'A*'' - ''o'A NUMBER
Lots numbered Eight (s), Nine 10y, Ten
(1O), Eleven (11), Twelve (12), Thirteen (13)
and Fourteen (14), in Block number Seven
Eleven 4 ~. in Block number Eight Isl:
Lots numbered One ~, Two (2). Three
~. Four: (4) and Five (5), in Block number
Lots numbered Eight (s),' Nine (e). Ten
(10), Eleven Il y. Twelve (12). Thirteen Il 81
and Fourteen 14r;in Block number Ten (1o):
t1O), Eleven G1), Twelve (12), Thirteen (13)
and Fourteen Il ~, in Block number Elevcn
Lots numbered Eight (s). Nine (9), Ten
and Fourteen 90, in Block number Four
teen Gay: ~ ~ g-.s Hal.
: Lots numbered Two 81, Five {5), Eight
(sl. Nine 10Y. Ten (1O>, Eleven an Twelve
(12), Thirteen 49, and Fourteen 49, in
Block number Fifteen Il 81:
All the above Lots and Blocks being ocat-
ed and situate in Buffers Addition to the
Village of Ellsworth, Mobiles County, Mime =
on fiiein the Office Of the Register of Deeds,
in and for said County.
Dated this 22nd day Of December, A. d.
1903.
c. NJ. CHANDALL and J. F.>FLYNN,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
WOrthingtOn. Minnesota.
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= Mrs. M. E. Lawton is in resiept Of
news Of the death of cousin, Mrs. s.
Osgood, at Marseille, Ill Mrs., o.:
RdSd Will .ber remembered 81 lily inx..
VI 7ssltSd fSE3 sbaSH SUI I s ySf d. ~
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. CHICAGO FIRE seen Es.

\ Friday evening at the. Presbyter
ian church, thirty views OF the II.
quois Theatre, Chicago fire will be
shown. The views were made on
the spot. 81 .aE
There will also be views of the
prodgial son and the Gambler
Crime, good music and splendid
lecture. Admission 25e. Children
]15c. Your money back if dissatis-
fed. ~, n t.s&44s. :
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LIS .PENDENS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, l.. -.
County Of Mobiles y S. -.5 .
In District Court. 18th Judicial District.
JEhEs BuRkE,xN - Plaintiff,
|a[>I>f3 rs$;i@ia&ainst s., ..,'nfa
JOHN BUTLER and Bridget BUTLER =
this wife), and p M HARRINGTON ~,
E. $. ELLSWORTH, THE Unknown
Heirs of ZEPHIR1Nt AUDET (deceas- p q
ed), and "The Unknown Heirs" of
B. F. JOHNSON (deceased) and AL
50 All Other Persons OF Parties -
Unknown. Claiming any Right,
Title, Lien or Interest in the Real
Estate Described in the Complaint
Herein, n n Defendants
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an
action has been commenced in this Court by
the above named Plaintiff against the above
named Defendants, to determine all and ev-
cry claim, est ate, lien or intcre st in the re al
estate herein latter described, adverse to said
plaintiff, and to obtain partition of the
premises hereinafter described to be made
among the owners thereof under the order
and direction of said Court, or to obtain a
sale thereof to be made, and division of tl;e
proceeds,if a partition cannot be made withs
out prejudice to the interests of the owners
as by law. provided. f''-@-HS'
involved, or brought into question by either
or any OF the parties, to this action is at.
nate IN said Mobiles County, and is described
10y. Eight (s), Nine (s],' Ten (1o1! Eieven
lI, Twelve (12), Thirteen l13) and Fo,,r.
teen 90. in Block number (4E = : = 81.
pi hftefsrl ls: tss' and ~ BLOCK nqpber
sIAa 80 ~. Lot. .ad 1lost.,ss,ss ,lpsat.
VIliG 1waktS;ae - Sasnt1 se sns
sSte' according t. the recorded plot tkefeof
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STATE or AlNNESOTA,l.. AZ NV
County OF NoBLRs. Y * ~ n KIN, n ES,
Y "a District Court, hath Jadicial District,
FRxSk FULLY, s Plaintif,
535S,5 4 against ~ Ia !Gla
JOHN BUTLER and BRIDGHT BuTLRR es.s !
This Wife), and p. Nj. WASHINGTON,
b. 8 RLLsw0RTH. 1.-The Unknown '.,Hl
Heirs" ofZEPHIRN AuDHT (deeeas- -
\ cd), and 1.-THE Unknown Heirs" Of e
=. III JOHNSON (dece ascd) land AL 49,.
90 All other Persons or Parties 'a[
Unknown, Claiming Any Right 4
Title, Lien or Interest in the Real
Estate described in the Complaint *
Herein. DEFENDANTS
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. TO The
Above Named Defendante:
+ You. and each OF you. are hereby summon
the plaintiff in the above entitled action,
whichis filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court, of the 18th Judicial District.
in and for the County OF Mobiles and State
OF Minnesota. and to serve {: copy Of your
| answer to.Said com plant on the subscri be rs
at the Office of e. M, Cranda all. in the Village
Of Worthington, in said County. within
Twenty days after the service of this sum.
mons upoh you. exclusive OF the day OF such
service; And if you fail to answer the said
complaint within. the time aforesaid. ,tile
pit4ntifin this action will apply to the Cour.
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
= Dated December 22nd, a. u. 1908.
t.. G. M. .CRANDALI. and J. +. FLYNN,
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