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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.


(Schedule In eject July 80. 1910
1.eo p. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS
week days-Stops at principal points in Vir-
gina Nestibule train. standard coaches;
-parlor car TO Hinton, handled IN No Is
from GoFdonsville. which has Ia carte
dining car and connects at CovingtOn for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sleepers
Clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati
Indianapolis, St, Louis and Chicago.
s.10 p M-New C 4 o. Limited Dale
Fast new vestibule train: stops only al
Gordonsvilis. Charlottesville. StaunsoD,
Clifton Forge. and Covington. Va: Whit
Sulphur. ROnceverte, and Hinton, ". Va
Pullman slcepers 10 Lexington Louisville.
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St Louis. and
Chicago. Dining Cars. 8 Ia carte ssryics.
One night out.
ul0 p. MI. r. V. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vestioule train Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LouisviIis.
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars a IA
carte service. Sieepers Cincinnati 70 Chi
cago and st. Louis. and LOuisviIIs 70
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, SIS Pennsylvania ave: COS Isth
St. near r, and Sixth Street station TeIs-
phone. Main 1880, for Pennsylvania R. r
Cab Service. and Main I0Ss for c. & b.
Ticket ofI1oe. jys0-tf
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BEAUTIFUL "OAHLyN"
Finest Suburb Near Washington
Only 10 Minutes from Capitol
Own Your HOme-StOp Renting
500 Half-Acre Lots
Call Early for Choice
OWNER, 623 F St. N. w.
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For Suburban.

FOR RENT-Two desirable houses In Hyatts-
Vile. with modern improvements: also de-
sfraDle houses foF sale. Apply ARTHUR
CARR. Hyattsvills- au29-3t
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President Thomas H. Williams. of the
New California Jockey Club, announces
that racing viii open at the Oakland
track Saturday, November g.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and s.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
every Other H0ur IN tie Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a-m.-piner. Pullman Psrior.
ts.0g a.m.-Euffet Parlor. hr. Traia-
$500 a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
fIi.oo s.m.-Dinsr and Pullman ParlOr Car
800 pm--Dinsr and Pullman ParIor Cas
sfsoo p.m.-f'Royal Limited" All Pullman
fl.0C p.m.-Coachsa 10 Philadelphia
$50 p.m.-Dinar and Pullman Psrior
$500 pm-COaches 10 PHILADELPHIA
al 30 p-m.-SieeperA
sz.S2 an -SleoperG.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7soo. $50. ti;so e. M.
81 20. '5:qQ p. m
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 800 a m. u.a
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week days 90 an. 70 p.m.l
TO BALTIMORE
'7Sl. fE;oO, tss6, 100, '7:so, ts:oo. ssso .soo
tS so si0.oo. 81 90 ~ n. fis.oo noon. flz.5S
100. ssI:I5, f2.00. 'S:09, f3:20, sss:Sa. f1:0S
tS:I5 Is 90 r. co. $500 1900 IS 90 400 ss:0o
tS re. s1o.ca s10:ss. e %. Ell. as D. "a.
WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, ard LOUIS
VILE = 10 a. m. s4:05 ?. m. sI2:&O nfrhf
PITTsBURG. 's:1e g. M. 'l:S2. 's;I0 ,. m.
az 80 night
COLUMBUS, $40 ?. N.
WHEELING, $40 =. m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 r. N. 4x:05 IS % a N
FREDERICK. Ts.2o. fs-l9 ''s:l5 m. eel "a
taos, i5.S5 p ID.
HAGERsTOwN. fs.Ie a. 10. $500 D. m.
'DaHy. Except Sunday. 'sSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following TfS.pf
Ohiees: 1E7 G St. Main 1891; eIs Pennsylvania
ana c ST.. Ticket ONCE. East ss7: Insormaticn
bureau. East IA fa9-tF
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The New York Evening Sun says:
Young Erne. Of Philadelphia has been
matched TO meet the winner of the
frankie Madden Billy Glover bout,
which is 10 be held at the Crown A. c.,
in Brooklyn. on Saturday night
An American polo team is expected to
challenge for the International Cup at
Nottingham, England, next season.
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Money Loaned Salaried PeOpls

and others. without security; easy payments:
Offices IN 90 principal cities save yourself
money by getting my terms first. d. X
ToI-AAE. Room SOC. 51s 18th ST nv de6-tf
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The COrinthian footbaLers, of England.
who were In this city a year ago. are
at present touring South Africa. and
teams who have defeated them. among
them being Pretoria. johannesburg. and
Western Province.
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For SaIe-Farms.

ARM OF y ACRES. Fairfax county. fine
uuding site. spring and fences; 500 cash.
.Gdress BOX 81 Times ONCE. II
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May Modify The Order:

i Representative Gronna called
at.the white house this week to
see the president in regard to a
modification Of his recent order
relatiYe to homestead proving up
without the delay O an inspec.-
ton Of the case by q government
off ial.. The president said
& My heart is with the settler in
the sod house who is trying to
make a home for himself z, The
outcome Of the interview makes
Mr.. Gronna content that the
president will so nudity his or
der that there will be no hard
ships placed in the way Of hon hon.
est settlers. -. i Il, 3:=s=.ss
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I arg!o Seed House
ARG'ols ~. D.. =;
J WRITE i *zF or sPRicI:E: LAST

/ The Eagle bard, za,sden:tl1s
splendid leadership Of MI. Cra-
.mer, is Improving each week,
and by springawill undoubt edly
compare, fayorably with any
band in the state. / ! u ~ tI;}
New baled hay, so cents per
bale. " For sale by G. FL. Baker.
|. The Devils Lake orchestra
gave one of their delightful
dances at the Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening". Another is
to be given on next Tuesday
night. y " y ~ r. =: 81. :.
New baled hay, 20 cents ) per
bale. ? For sale by G, Fl Baker
phone "a. ~ - ~
John Sjoberg of Grand Har.
Dor, was in the city Thursday.
John complains of the roads be-
in SO high and narrow. that
driving. them reminds one of
driving on the railroad track. !
Dryioak wood. sawed and de.
livered for 81. 90 per cord. !: C..
[H. Baker, phone "a. I : >: ;
! Samuel Magaw, who has been
representing til e. Advanc &
Threshing Machine company
here for the past year, left Thurs.
day for Minneapolis, where he
will at once engage in the con.
{ fectionery and grocery business,
His friends here all wish HIN
ccess:in his new undertaking.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de.
.1ivered on short notice by the
Farmers mill. Call la.
| Carl A. Huehnichen, who hal
been renting the Chisholm farm
expects to leave soon for Alberta
Canada, where he has a farm o1
his own. -
Dry oak wood, sawed and de
iivered for $500 per cord. C.
f.: Baker, phone "a.
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tied the knot. The happy young
couple will live on the shobe
farm, north Of s,l.' Crazy. Il. !.
Born to Mr:and Mrs. Andrew
Wickum of Ontario township.
January 18th, 1907, a girl.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Nelson Of Stevens township, Jan
t1ary 2Srd, 1907, a boy. =
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. August
Kalinowski of Crazy January
9th, 1907, a Toy.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. limbo.
at the residence of Chr. Lee i'm
Minnewaukan township, JanuI-
airy 2lst. 1907, a boy.
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|Infer.Ocean, Devils LAKE. N. b. Feb. 8, 1907.

!. Money 10 ]. loail Oh city prop j i,
'e n Ramsey! County ,Nation-
|al ID ank. e s 81 u: ,::s !;
Clark WI Kelley left week u ],
for Texas, where lie expects TO
2 llEd s some investm entss! in farm
lands. .. t s. G 81. DC ...s>
II. Tholnps onS; j. r. Christian
son and T. IL. Moen:I of Grand
Harbor,, were transacting bust
mess. in the city Thursday: . :
3. : Rcbitaille, !. switchmanl in
the local yards, has been iii
with pneumonia the past week.
They have just received a large
stock Of RED School House,
shoes at Mann's. :" They say the
children can't wear them out,
50 you had better give them a
trial. 1T ~ ~ f.; 3,
/ Last Saturday the contract
was let for the erection Of the
Mann department. store to be
built this coming summer.
George W. buckingham Of Grand
Forks. was the successful bidder
for tn e superstructure, and
SDripQS Bros. of the same civ
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ter end ] her sublime. faith and
sanity death.
/ Many residents Of the city at
tended the services. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Herman
Rutten, John Flumerfelt, M.
Cowley. VIM. r. O'Brien, Char
les M. Fisher and M. III. Bren-
nan. i Rev. Mother Genevieye
and she Sisters attended the
funeral in a body.
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Death Of Sister Margaret Mary.

& The death Of Sister Margaret
Mary at Mercy hospital#on Jan
5uary Goth serves to call attention
to those Individual acts of self
sacrifice and devotion frequently
occurring, but scarcely noticed
till death reminds us Of our loss.
The deceased was Miss Katie:
Ryan Of R athcannon, sEipperary,
/ Ireland, where her mot sis
ter and brothers reside. At the:
time of }herFdeath she was thirty
five years old. She was taken
suddenly i'll the early part off.
the week and died Nv ednesda y,5
the tWentg -ninth, Of paralysis Of
the bowels. During her last
illness when she noticed the
other sisters weeping. she told.
them not to weep for her, and
expressed her l1appine SIS in the
|5anticip ation of her heavenly re-
ward
Deceased was educated at the
1acad erny of the Sisters of M ercy
An CaHan & iilkenr1y reland.
AN institution u For yo1n q ladies
who wish to- ttineir vocal ton
tfonsshe religious life She came
It'd North Da kota alone iii 1904
resolved to become a member of
the order Of Sisters Of Mercy and
=
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|; AROUND THE, COUNTY !;

" The railroad company had a
special agent here Friday look
|ng Up the fuel situation. Cen
eral Manager Ward also stopped
off Friday to- interview our citi-
zens relative to the coal problem.
The town is very short of fuel
and Unless a large supply is re-
ceived in a few days there will
be much suffering. For several
days people have been dividing
with their neighbors and there
is still about a weeks supply.
Our citizens are not Worrying
but relying upon the Great
Northern to keep them supplied.
--Churchs Ferry Sun.
The farmers south of Churchs
Ferry met in town. Thursday
and organized the Normania
Telephone Go. with the follow
ing officers: A. J.. Kirkeide.
president; Knute Hiaasen. vice
president, Frank Castle, secre-
tary, Bent Muri, treasurer, trus-
tees for one, two ani three wears
respectively are Anton Blegen
G. J, Kirkeide and Thor. Sol
berg. The line will be fifteen
miles in length and will be CON
structed early in the spring. II
will be connected with the local
and long distance lines at
Churchs Ferry. Sun.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rutten
returned to Crary Monday Ibis
week, from Vancouver, B. C..
where they have been visiting
relatives during the winter.
Frank saw many things Of inter.
est on the, coast and enioved
himself fishing and hunting, but
the constant rainy: weather did
mot agree with him. ~ He prefers
the cool dry, air of North Dako.
ia, even with the snow AND occa.
sional storms Opini 81 -. De-: ca +.
AS No. 8, the morning flyer,
passed through. Crary Monday
morning this week, the mail
sack after being thrown out,
/ fell under the; wheels of the
movingatrain and was torn tc
shreds. A few letters were
! found star west ais Keith scat
tered along the track, but no
doubt many letters; ere blown
Iaway and q. lost opinion.
Married ait Lakota, January
18TH, 1907 Miss Cora Shobe Il
ICarl Barber. III, Smith,
county Judge Of N elson county,
49, y q
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PENN NOTES
WHAT Is THOUGHT
BY g. 8. RAY.

WHAT IS THOUGHT
called one day, when the clock struck ten;
Upon a swain, near Devils town.
Aud one untold in hall Of fame.
I'm here Gla CLEAN. to talk with you: -, :.
=, Can you. this hour, give needed Light.
Ehat IN same may apt renew.
10 put dark Ignorance tn fight
Sep am Uol v he ssi q sGoS Pet Ray
And have no skill to foil convey
Present Truths or those OF past. -.
But let 1s talk little while,- - Ct
re seated here moon this stool,
And passing hours We will besuiIs,
Taught by the Prince from His High School
"What is Thought, oh, tiller of soil7
Can you reveal in eIintings 'elears 'n.'~''
Tis not confined to bard or seer7
True ,Th aog il T., m;a;ppi a
1t scatsers darkness world below.
It's Spirits unfclamsnt; t.; ,ir...
The divine perfumad clements,
And rare chenlicat refinement
WIN wealth q Earth's glad endearmsuta-..
And like Che birth of bird in nest. .
% 9e@ e Sras
Melodious with fondest charm.
tbs bloomage Of the flower Of mind, =.
Where beauty rare enchants the sight,
whereby the sage doeth surely iild
The sign of fruit for souls delight.
It's the seed planted In sod,
That fed by rain and golden raw,
Springs forth harvest from our God
A bounty gift in rich array. .
I select words to spread my thought,
And they changed with meutai will
Are therefore, in bright grandure wrought, a.
And thus their mission sure fuifill.
| Words are but tools with edges keen,
- And brains the mighty quenchless force
| w herein Cody strength is seen
| In poesy or prose discourse.
Employ right words in form of rhyme, -.
| Or in terse prose, If you deem wise,' 8
And in symphony, glad with chime,
= You'll wake to tune, like Saints from skies-
Marshal your syllables in song, ''':-
T. And ding them far croso land aud sea,
1 That. "a swift time shall roll along,
/ They may proclaim sweet harmony. !
| An trusting Him. the Lord above, :
l. You'll act as Teacher of humane race,
! Proving the Creator of Love
f. Will In all hearts His nature trace.
| And at the end of mortal time,
h. When 81 Earths duties shsll be ore, ;.-.-
on'H find Celestial bliss. sublime, -
Aud in Thoughts ,migh we'll God ADORE"
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WANT ADS

Wanted.-Gentleman or lady
to travel for mercantile house
of a large capital. Territory at
home or abroad to suit. II. de-
sirable the home may be used
as headquarters. Weekly salary
of $81, cooper year and expen-
ses. Address Jos. A. Alexan-
der, Devils Lake.
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~; ssSs SILVER Serurngard spent the
first of the eek in Minot on orl
legal business Upon his return
he will acc oInp any his wife ! Is
Roehes Min where Mrs.
:Serungard will he. operated on
for append icitis q D: 5 5ss NJ
s fBudd children shoes: are
know Hover TIL 5U. s.. as the
very best that can be made in
this line. I The Il on I've place in
Devils axe where they can be
had IS 4 Az Mann s store. s.
E The lady friends Of NJ rs. Pete
Kersten I. presents ed her with a
new sewing mac ine this week
Ito replace the one she lost III the
recent fire. Mrs, Kersten s was
soVerio yed the 81 it. and feels
very grateful 70 the donors.
The Eagles are going to put
on a minstrel S how IN the rmnry
at an s#5 earl 81 date Z he local
lodge has all kinds of talent,
and the show will be the hit of
the season. The proc eeds will
be for the benefit Of the band.
The lodge Initiated q large class
EatS their last me etil,g a:
Es, John Bowman who has been
holuln l0Wnsa claim 4: iii II W ill
Jams county since last fall, re-
turned to this cit the first Of
the week taking advantage Of
The lain hold ers leaVeof absen-
ZEE . ohn says he has spent a
pretty tough ter on the prairie
and ~ glad to get to 4 civiliza-
Mann 81 Son has Jus i tire
IceIVed arge ass6rtn Of
silk shirt waist pat terns iii The
new shades for spri d q and there
are no two of them alike. Prices
from ss S. SIS So 4 pattern. g n;
80 aaWays yestsrda Ian sort
Eof iYened up The tow ll1 The
first one 81 Ass a team & II. atGac he'd Sto
Ia obsletl eonaiT,g down III Kelley
avenue from The. scHliooI house al
the noon hour Several hun
Idred caters spied the hobs
and mad y dash for d: free ride.
The driver fool the kids
Istarted his horses on gaI Ion
and colIl mot con- ttls ena N Hen
Ihe wanted t make the tllrn al
'VV nenan's corner he sled J1p.
tset and the team h aslied III, east
curt street The second r,laa.
way was the delivery lao.
The driver Tel II offf the seat at
1.-The BISON s,raaer and tlas
horse dashed into the u ii rs, II rssi ii.
ing in front so ~ the ~ OIL,
ifaal stoT i ID left HE t ~,
l|sliv sled III had l iii ION Oh ana
|contisaued us llaas s,ss llgEaay
sousla. 1obod IL aiitlsel
lent
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: for Sale.

i Team Of young farm mares.
-?arl A. Huchnichen. On Mrs.
Chisholn's farm.
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|eHeRen possesses e|lseaeH Heaes
|. 1THELO C / TEL D.;

$@eB@Remea0s@ae E@@@7@
|: THE I O + TEL. D :
sssassneHenea eaoaeasueneass
Money 10 loan ON city prop.
eTty. ! Ramsey County Nation.
al Bank q. ....Z.... y. 4 {; !.
\. w. S. Sparks of Bracket, tran
sacted business in the! city Tues
day. % 8 e 7.. /. Ri E B: s:s' 5.s Il;
&. e Miss Ida Met CURE 81: Grand
!; Forks, is visiting at the homes
IF Phillip Mansean and Mrs. Wi 4
P. Riordari. s $s:5': u Z ;,s 5:E
i Chief Hurst boasts Of the past.
month as; being the first since
he has held the Office of police.
without one single arrest. Per-.
taps it has been too cold to com
init crimes. = .s..s ,s: ~.
"A grand masquerade ball is to.
be given tonight f. riday- at
Grand Harbor, and if the:Weath-i
er keeps fine a few of Devils:
Lake young people will attend.
Don't miss Master Jack and.
Viola Kane in their amusing
specialities Of "A Poor Relation, =
at the armory, this Saturday
afternoon and evening. If you.
do YOU ll@regret it. ,5s: B ::s 81
~ Oscar Anderson the popular
Penn merchant, passed through
this CITY Sunday enroute for the
%Twin Cities, where he intends
to spend a few weeks in--over-
whelming leasure. 3 :sssS ., ;::1
IS Miss Mary G. Buck, who has
been visiting Mrs. "a. e. Par
shall for the past month, return.
ed to her home In Lakota Tues
day. y Fz%&. j 5S Ss.5 y & ~. 81
Pure food laws condemn adul-
terated or uni healthy food pro-
ducts Hunt' Perfect Baking
Powder5is approved by the pure
food laws everywhere Z .s:53
On next aturd av$ az ternoont
and night the 10y opl evils
Lake will have the OBJ oortunity
Of witnessing ] q. for the first time
Sol Smith Russo II s great ests sue
ess, sA r oorI Re- alton "A III which
Miss Berna Rein hardt assumes a
prominent rol B 1. & Ssz 55 4.
| "a special car has been secured
to TRANSPORT those who desire to
] visit Colorado I'd look b over land
prospects in a portion Of that
1 favored stat he party will
leave here on the 10Th 4 f5 this
I month an viii be gone: for for sew!
eral weeks: Some big deals in
n farm lands will be made by:
Nh sshh,e excursi orlists il il cond iitions
lare found to be as epresented.
\ There IS going to be al big move
y ment5in imnnig grafton to- Colora-
q dosthis coming summer from all
Y parts of the United States. " 6
hope all our local fe lloWss will
make a fortune 10 tfle venture !.
u Annolln ~, ~ !, aue. boa,, ,..s
Iceived 10 fr;and e IN ' M a Il
ma ! O. ;s s,ss1Iss NJ,
sioharo. ana lha,.s III 1snD 81
"a n ceTe,nnn, Is H. T..
teh,,rch M;n,a as,s NJ "
1,o,, ..t'aisSa, z,
The 1,an ., =, Il, ! a,.uats
Villh ~ hn,,s II, ~ $500 ls,.i,.
ou1sh in afta,. 1T ~
Inc hrida q t ~ .b r. ,sS ~
and Mrs lam ; M ~ ,s', Z
arhnr TOW : sI;,s e a,nf
,e most ,,nn M, ~, u
Anal secf IN, H. ~ $3.50 ~,
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THE \ MARKETS

Devils Lake ;}:s55
NJ sportsd y II. lBaasr # IN
Hard Il. q. d, Il. q. 10
No. North ern. !. (, 81 q i;
n No. q Nortlllerr III. \. .S. Il. .sS d
ffleft 3 d .giEs5i 10
No. Al Northern ii . 81 at:2.sii 5
LluruEEl ,,:s y. :. ]. !.
Flax. S I. . I. & q /. Q
Oats !. :. 4. /. !. |. ]. = u 3
Barley s. J. !. ]. J. !. Nh I; Al $
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Mann & Son carry the
largest stock o Of d reliable silks III
this town. Their one yard III wide
Itanetas atS$1 SI 25 and $$11. So a
yard are always the very best
grade that can be- fhad & for The
money any here. aEstt nov
they are showing some new silk
slooi1gee in d ariettsyS NJ of new
shades that will ia just the thing
Tor suIn1rael suit
hear lnuctl about fforginga
TO the front, ia king time by The
forelock selling the bull by the
horns and the Ike, and also that
the ma with the tail hold Is al. u.
Itirely ignored. Vine 81 men ii out
Of ten Wisel i fol low and sue
Iceed, where one does Who elaar-
ICES around at Ill Ia 'front.' all the
time. you miss the foreIocl.
seize the5taiI It is the HANGING
on more than the par6icsll AZ holt
THAT counts he mar, will ~
lust as fast and learly sss far
who has hold the tail ass the
lone hanging Onto The horns, be-
sides, he can SEaoId OH better, and did
IS ~ less danger soslng man,
don : be too anx ioIs Stto 4 gatt rap
Iialy to- the fro I, but hang On 60
vffAI Yh1l d4yt II "A III ~ IN III
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-05
Notice of Expiration of Redemption.
Office of County Auditor, }
County of Mile Laos,
State IF Mippoco+o l

To Samuel NJ. Cook:
You are hereby notified that at a.
tax judgment sale held on the 9Th day
of May, 1901, the following described
parcel of land, situated in the county
of Mile Laos and state of Minnesota.
to-wit: The northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter (NEI of NEI) of
section twenty-seven (27), township
thirty Height 1887, range twenty-seven
I'D, was sold for the sum of three and
1900 dollars: that the amount re-
quired to redeem said parcel from said
sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon this notice, is the sum of five and
34-!OO dollars, and interest as provided
by law to the day such redemption is
made: and that the tax certificate is
sued upon said sale has been pre-
sented to me by the holder thereof,
and that the time for redemption of
said parcel from said sale will expire
sixty days after the service of this
notice and proof thereof has been filed
in my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day of December, 1906
E. E. WHITNEY,
Auditor of Mile Laos County, Mime
sofa. (Seal.)
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Notice of Expiration of Redemption.
Office of County Auditor. }
County Of Mile Laos,
State nf Minnesota

To Samuel NJ. Cook:
You are hereby notified that at tax
Judgment sale held on the 9th day OF
May, 1901, the following described
parcel OF land, situated in the county
of Mile Laos and state of Minnesota.
to-wit: The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter (SW4 of SW4) of
section twenty-three (23), township
thirty-eight 3S), range twenty-seven
20, was sold for the sum of four and
92-lOO dollars; that the amount re-
CURED to redeem said parcel from
said sale exclusive of the costs to &C.
crue upon this notice, is the sum of
eight and 23-l00 dollars, and interest
as provided by law to the day such
redemption is made; and that the tax
certificate issued upon said sale has
been presented to me by the holder
thereof, and that the time for redemp-
ton of said parcel from said sale will
expire sixty days after the service of
this notice and proof thereof has been
filed in my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day of December, 1906.
E. E. WHITNEY,
Auditor of Mile Laos County, Mime
sofa. (Seal.)