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Birthday cel-hratinn

Miss Carolyn McLain. attractive
daughter Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry No.
Lain, OF Elm Gro-e. entertained a
number Of her little friends Thurs
day afternoon. The occasion was m,
celebration OF the eighth anniversary
Of her birth The appointments were
an keeping with he Halloween sea
son. weird souvenirs being presented
10 each guest. Various Juvenile games
were enjoyed. az the conclusion of
which a birthday dinner was served
Tho dining room was decorated
VIII lighted lanterns. which surround.
81 the table and shed their mellow
Hfft upon tiF scene. producing a
pleasing effect. The place cards were
OF dgInty design AMI the covers W..
Uerked with boxes OF Halloween de.
sign. These were filled with candy
The center table decoration was com.
posed Of large birthday cake bear.
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Thurm. Clark Hamilton. Frank deg
miller, Will Weimer. Harry Cchmei.
chel. Ed Schmeichal. Herman Wreid.
erich. Fred Colmar. Albert Schairer.
Conrad Schnidmiller. c. W. Kreiter.
r. {. Driehorst. W. l.. Driehorst. Hen.
~ kalbitzer. Fred Appenzeller. otto
Schenk, Y. r. Schubart, Charles
Schuck. Andrew Seifert. Henry Helm.
bright, Charles Becker. John Medick
Charles Fig. John Becker. Joe
hiTtz. \. &. Schneider. Frank RAIDER.
v W. Pickett, DR.. George Vieweg.
sam Windsor. J. Adam Blum. J. G.. =
Freese, Charles Killmyer. Ed Naas.
Frank Formella. r. Rlester. Peter
Bonenberrer. Max Beuter. Charles
Link. John Troll. IL. W. Helmbright.
Henry Weimer. Edward Leiner. Her
man Schockey. George Phillips.
Messrs.: Herbert Etz. J. Adam
Hess. Alvin Schubart. GeorgeKraatz
y. r McCrum. Mat Kovelan. win
Welty. Ted Elig. Aug. Harttung.
Fred Schenk. Will Heiner. Charles
Noeber. Earl Weimer. John Zoeckier.
Mesdames. Louise Helmbright
Mrs. Christine Goetze. Fredica Vaas.
barbara Armbruster. Urbana. O.:
Iillie Helfenbino. J. T. Miller. + &
Schmeichel, ST, and Others.
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AKRON SOCIETY
OPENS SEASON
WITH CONCERT AND BALL
THURSDAY EVENING WITH
LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Miss Mary Franzheirn Is Being Enter
tained-Social Events Are Of
Halloween Nature.

The Arion hall was again the scene
OF an enjoyable event Thursday even
ing when the opening OF the social
season with concert and ball was
celebrated. The program included
some we'll known local talent Pro
fessor Herman SChochcy directed the
chorus and il was the most effective
for years the voices being in fine hlr.
mony. Especially fine was the reDdi.
ton OF "Das Deutsche Lied" and I'm
Wald." Miss Carrie Brandfass sang
"Es Blinkt Ser Tau" and The Birth
day She acquitted herself in her
usual pleasing manner j. Z. Morgan
gave interesting readings The duet.
"Neah the stars" 10y Miss Caroline
Brandfass and Harry Scnmeichel was
great The Imperial orchestra rem
dered pleasing selections.
Following the concert a dance pro
gram was rendered by the imperial
orchestra and such r.rl'.r .r'-.'..-.
as When Its Apple Blossom Time in
Normandy" Tn. lau .. ... ....
some Pine and In Ny Harem" were
rendered. Many encores were played
\ luncheon was served al IL O'Clock
by Mrs. ldahl, the club caterer. Il
included delicacies OF the season
The committee in charge 81 the al
fair was composed Of Messrs Mat 4
kovelan. chairman. August Harttong.
\. G. Schneider. Henry T. Hackman.
Robert C. Linsley.
The following were among those
present during the evening with
~ cial party arranged by Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Schairer. Mr.. and Mr.. Robert
Linsley. Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE PHILLIPS.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lein.r. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Frederick. others were
Misses Loretta Heiner. Nayme Andcr-
son. Blanche Anderson. Gertrude
Kleiner. Thresa Stauver Angela No
Fadden. M.netta Miller. Lillian
Schaf'ner. Coruelia Hcimbrecht. En-
aida PAUL. Marie PAUL. Edna Pick
ctt. Alice Pickett. Kate Rei5ter. Mary
Schreiner Barbara Koru. Rfrkev
kraatz. Clara Krlatz. Lulu Schme.-
chel. Irma Naas. Ane'ta Troll. Cora
Plues. Frances Link. Mary Link. Mary
Helfenbine. Caroline Tracht. Marie
Pracht Lillian hrrorzollrr. Helen
Crickenbercer. Nauthl Schublrt. Car
RE Brandfass. Miss Leonard
Messrs. and Nssdawes. ! Front
Harry Rockehrard. Alfred Hartman.
August Rockebraud. Theodore Roller.
IT, ". QUAINT. John Becker Frank
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SUFFRAGE
STATE CONVENTION WILL OPEN
IN 4. o. v. w. HALL
Many Personaqes TO Make Addresses
and Public is Cordially IN
Vited 70 Attend

West Nirsin.a suffrage advocates
viii open the annual two-dav conveD.
ton IN the 4. q. l.. W temple ON
Chapline street. this evening. No adj.
mission Will be- charged and the nun.
iic iS cordially invited to attend al
VIII De made welcome and the cor-.
mi'tce in charge viii welcome them
number Of notable speakers are on
IN" program. Rev Howard 4. peasa
ar Wheeling. Mrs Gale Ebbprt a.
laikcrsburg president Of Equal SUI.
ffdE" club there. Mrs Allie Haywood
~ Fairmont president Of the state
association. Mr Henry VI. Russell
Dr.. oi this city. viii preside. Ths
business session viii be- held Satur.
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. at Strn-.
ford
I'D" session will continue until SAT.
liuay afternoon. 10 ie planned % Of.
feet au ae-ressiyo and alert orrauiz,.
tot Chat Will ro INTO the field Dr.
p'i'd Co war" e -uoroesful campaign
Tor OBJ" adoption by tla next IceieIa.
tur" of 90 ..o.uHo1 submitting To- "a
Noi" of fHc people suffrage amend
W"nt fu the state constitution "Fquat
Sunur" 900 1912 viii be tho battle
cry Another matter that viii no
it.n immediate attention will he "a
plan tu effect acfly. ORGANIZATIONS in
'f0rF county Uhi.h VIII Io affiliated
Win 'h" state .ocIafIou
~ fH' hI. irD.. .eipu az tho Sfras.
i'rl. saturday morning. thor. will b.
reports from committee. Officers
''''I'H. InI reception held for tho
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Miss Rose Sweeney will Give fha
trsf of "a series u, travel talks at the
a. %. o.. vs.. bali on Monday evening.
October %. The FIRST lecture win be
on Pari. and Mis- Sweeney has .tus.
led aIl scenery and events so carefully
ihai every detail rIll Boz Understood
Strriopiicuu Wow. Rif' n' shown iu
connection with the lecture The On.
dies BOO charge 90 ti, event. which be-
under The pieces oft tho Wcmans
club. ar" Mr. Julian a.. Uclrre. rresi
I'ni oi the club. Mrs ~ RuaarU
wood Mre Reed ST. Baird. Mrs o.
I, lranzh''m. Mrs rlora Anna Wi
Ii"m3. Tickets mas Doc ohta ned from
ans member uf The club
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Hallowe,en Par+r

The Carroll club las issued appr,rri-
ate cards Tor its Halloween c,lrhrItt5n
They are as follows.
Ladies Carroll Social Club
Halloween Party
Wednesday evening
October 20. 1913
Dancing Cards
Luncheon
special urHH.afu Hy lfrIefrr
Committee
Miss Eiizaist. n1r.rI. Chairman. Ar
tnd Mrs. Joseph Michigan Ir and
Mrs II, d. Taylor. Nr. and Mrs. II O..
l,ilI-. dr ana Mrs. J. r. Sr.der NJ and
-tl- Do :. brennan. Nr. and Mrs 81 D
,"rN'rlu Mr. and Mrs 81. ". Kemrls.
S.r and Mrs ~. =. Ford. ar and N-4,
Misses N4ry Raw IIiyaI.fb t-.,l.-.
ZEN. E'"'Tl" Blum. CARR. Erb. Agnes
MGt.aieF. Ada Carroll. Emma IoeckI.r
M''-r~. Gus W,itzel. John Fltzpatr.cl.
william NlI-y. William Sipf.I l.
t-izrttri.k Edward Kelly.
Admission .v invitation only
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Home Economics Department.

The Home Economies department
Of the Woman club will hold It's
meeting Friday afternoon az 3 O'Clock.
following the meeting OF the House
wives league. al . o'clock Tho pro-
eram will be interesting and there
Nill De- present a speaker who is iu
charge o. the cooperative stores 90
be- opened I'm this CITY He viii give
talks ~ interest 20 all housewives NJ
tho city Al are cordially invited
and 30 is hoped the houecwive4 viii
take more interest in the work 60 BE-
tCcompli he'd Sire T. g. Ewing and
Mrs Charles y Bcekman are on the
program Of the homo economic and az
o'clock Miss Celia Sbeycr will read
70 paper ON Aims OF The Housewives
league. Mr. o.. W Dreamer Will talk
ON eggs
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The popular Coulli0n club will give
their annual Halloween dance on Mon
day evening az the carroll club auditor
lun. FOR which the auditorium will be
beautifully decorated in corn shocks.
leaves. Tho old FIRE front will be In
stalled IN me riEst d1ruer OF the hall
and tho Gypsey tent and fortune teller
IN tho left coruor 81 the hall. Ginger
bread and sweet cider will he served
during the evening This promised q
be the best ever given by the club.
Music by Elks FUN orchestra.
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stores 80 ei-
most honest sb-ps9
,l.ila,o yog tried 70 talk things over
lave. sou explained 20 hi-, that o.,
'i.i k'in in the end by complying win
81. lave You explained 20 him that W,
a' not mg an o. nEhf him. that We 1r,-t
y" uEut the prevailing uusnff.f,r 80
''udl lions. Tho unlawful profits f'sbo-.
.i."'iihk' impure and harmful pro
have. YOU ever considered the o.b.-
.5, OF the qucstion-thc t-adesrnar.s
hayc you tried to cooperate with mfr,
.f 'HF'iuilf planning your orders az
.,I.a.el f.., iiy not handling DIS wares
.llii.tr.' you encouraged him In HE cf-
i'fi7 t' r,1eh tho mari,t
going go. and ana slra Won 49, Pr
~ li Dr. only fair Uri fust-weIl. th.u
~. N- accomplished Ercat
hundred Intelligent women VIII, 49,.
-tiFt't t' fAdlu-t eNIstIrg condition
MN'.h have been thrown cut ~ 40 beI
IA, l tr..i and dishonesty on ono
fta 49, ignorance all iu difference on
l.lf 81 or tuc CONTRARY. so~o of SOFA
.lt. f.lI"d O. 1.-Two ur O.. rau- arr,.'
'.l "Iti '.. league have failed H. d.
..,.....'' 90 w"ff nl matter how.
sou hat. 800 tt .st 4.e4tia's LII ,..,. d.
I,f .Ii tn stand uu for yo.r rIgrt.
- f..| .'u.-.i iO.' son were M.
- Hn f.r rot buying as much ari Ia
,.tl.,n-.ttiE 'e the Other clstomere--
bought canned goods without iri~iiI.
'iIN reading labels. If Soon have H.
. nl'.}. nI fncrr ur rcreuads
n sou Itt, lrf fffH ur ureanfflry 49,
Cd 'n 20, hanged o. vou haV-
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SIR and Mrs. p Wsdsworth. whose
Wedding was an event ~ several
months ago on BETHANY Pike. hav,
just returned from an extended tour
of Europe Wednesday evening they
entertained o. number Of their friends
OF the hom" ~ tho brides parents.
un bethany Pike. Mr. and Mrs
Nal-w worth leave next 0cey FOR Chi
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AaecuIlaEh-arandEtan.

Wednesday evening at o'clock At
Grand STAFF and Mr. Edward 8 McCul-
lagh We're married. br. James = Iitt.ll
Cd. the Second Presbyterian church uf-
g.iltsd The bride wore 10 white crop.
c, chcne and carried "a bouquet % IL
France rpz~E. The Young people wtr3
unattended and only thCiF immediate Tee
l1tves witnesses the CEREMONY To
groom ig Tie eldest son OF Mr.. and Ms.
T. H. NcCullHEh, 90 Fifteenth street .
and the bride is the only daughter OF
Mrs GTsI4stan, ~ NrNechct.
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Halloween PARTY.

Invitations have been issued for
Halloween party which will be given
by Cecil Riggs at his home at Point
Breeze. southeast OF Sherrard, Satur-
day evening All the students OF the
Sherrard high school and several
other persons are invited 4 variety
of amusements in keeping with the oc-
casion are being planned.
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Afternoon Tea

Mrs.. Fred Lang. entertained A. her
home ON Fourteenth street Wednesiay y
afternoon complimentary 60 Miss Msrc-
nr't Riddle. OF Isllefountaine. %. Tha
rooms were decorated with red cosmos
and during the afternoon luncheon was
served. Mrs. LarEe was assisted by
Mrs. James Ewing. Miss Jane Good.
Mrs. James Rogers and Miss Riddle.
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Tho T ID. l.. club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon By Mlss Ethel
Maple. al her home between Mt. Olivet
and bethlehem. The hours We're from
u during which sewing, Conversat
SON and music were enjoyed. TIE dec
or1f'pus We're yellow and white tn.
club colors The daisy. the club fiowel.
W. much IN evidence. 4 floral center
piece adorned tho table from which To-
frD-hmeuts were served. The club Will
Do decorated next ON tho afternoon q
November q by Miss Hannah Hikcr.
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town. who IS az the Stratford hotel
Mrs Allan Raymond. OF Fairmont.
Mrf G.. ". IIawker. o. Fairmont. Mrs
Charles Richie. Of Fairmont. who vii
be the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Geo
= Boyd Miss Margaret Mckinney. of
Fairmont who will be the guest oi
Mrs. Jan" Wilson. Mrs Gale Gilbert
81 Parkersburg. who is the guest az
Miss Florence HoEc. az EdEewood
There viii be other delegates here.
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Recital in Martin. F.-

and vicinity will have a treat in store
at the recital that VIII he given in tho
First Presbyterian church At Martins
Ferry this evening. under the direction
81 Mrs. Lima fleming sherman. 90
this city. TIE AFFAIR VIII be given IN
der the auspices of tho Loyal Daugh-
ters' class % the church.
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The Zion German Lutheran church,
OF South Market street. entertained the
members OF the Luther League last
evening. An interesting program was
rendered and refreshments were
served. All the members are expected
TO be present and many invitations 20
friends have been extended.
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cago, whore they will make their f.-
ture home. The reception was given
as a farewell 10 their many friends.
ne home was decorated IN autumn
leaves and autumn blossoms and mu-
Sic was the diversion
Tho following We're among the
guests.
Messrs and Nesdames: w II.
hltt.us. William Huston. O.. A. Bi-h-
on, w Noon, y. T. Cunningham g.
Powell. W a. Cunningham: Mes.
danes. Kate Crisis. William Schaffer
Misses Merl Farley. Dorctta StoIz
Miriam Davis. Grace dee Garno. Dot.
mar Braun. Cora Frazier. Ethel Gun.
nlnEuaW. Mary Notle. Katherine
Schahcr. Messrs. viii Ryan ANA 81.
wood FeeX
Brilliant Reception.
I1" boughcrty home Jon Brooks de
was The scene ou Thursday afternoon
ot brilliant reception. when Mr..
Charles bougherty entertained about
Two hundred guests. The event was
ih th" nature Of q reception aud tea
arranged for ont Of town guests
Florist ianEhan- had charge of the
nom" decorations and the larra
rooms were converted into ID t.rlfa.
Die garden of autumn beauty. The
most select ~ chrg .Iuthsmums Ura.
dominated Zoo the decoration. Win
yellow and white ae the color scheme
Do" ccrtDr hail. the breakfast room
and iho reception room were banked
WIN palms and muWa Tia" artH-
ways were don" bon -InIlat and the
lnHnilos vcer banked with autumn,
Mr.. Douru,rty ga. assisted ir
receiving hy Ni--a. Nare.ref srd
oIra liogo and Nf.s Mar. Roman
Walton of MIlr..H.fU. ID. Mr.. I'D.
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mozart Kanee Write.

The first OF series OF Kanee visites
vas given at the Mozart hail Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. BeiswinEer was chair
man OF the committee In charge The
most delicious OF suppers was served
and during the afternoon cards were
enjoyed iu the hall Tho Mozart Sing
ing society is making arrangements FOR
a concert and ball to be given near
Thank giving.
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Entertained Club.

Misses Gertrude and Agnes Lezel.
ter. OF Eighth street. entertained their
club members Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in games aud
fancy work. and An enjoyable time
was the result. At the close OF .he
evening refreshments were served.
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Country Cub Hallowg.n

cards for tho Halloween Celebration
% h- held at the Country club. will 30
issued this wcck. The event takes place
riday evening. october 80. The cards
viii 100 suggestive 10 tho season bear
ing grotosque figures and other embl- MS
90 the day.
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Ing eigE- lighted candles. The table
fair. groaned from the weikht OF
gooc things 10 eat. There were covers
for the following guests:
Ruth Woods. LabithiA Wilson.
Grace Wilson. Clara Rodley
Marie Watson. Martha Woods
rstncis Jacob. Mary Norton,
Margaret Harris. Marjorie Caldw.u
Elizabeth Woods Carolyn NfcIain
Alice Norton. Charles Woods,
Jane Russell. sprtgE Jacob,
Lloyd Mccolloch. Robert McL.ain
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On Mednes lay Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs George kossuth. Miss
bess Enelih. Miss Carrie ane. Miss
Anna sullivan. Or Clara Sullivan.
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.a ' 90 ,a. 60 Z, ia'' Vs. .' is5ns ~ q
The Sauk Centre herald., 1913-12-25
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS WITHIN THREE MONTHS,
AND FOR HEARING THEREON,

ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS WITHIN THREE MONTHS,
AND FOR HEARING THEREON.
No. 1856. ~
Estate of CATHERINE GRAY, De-
ceased. ...+
State Of Minnesota. County Of stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF
Catherine Gray, Decedent:.
Letters Teetamentary this day
having been granted to Charles r.
Gray and 1t appearing Dy the affidavit
Of said representative that there are
no debts Of said decedent:
1T is ORDERED. That the time
within which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against ner estate in this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from ana after the date
hereof; and that Friday the Goth day
of March, 1914, at 8 O'Clock A. M, in
the Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at the City of St Cloud, in said
County, be, and the same hereby is, fix
ed and appointed as the time and place
for hearing upon and the examinations,
adjustment and allowance on such
claims as shall be presented within the
time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
Centre Herald, as provided by law.
publication of this order in the Sauk
Dated December 18th, 1913.
(SEAL) A. II. KlASEN,
1891 Judge of Probate.
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have got to cut out this funny busi-
ness and take a4brace or you1l see
your finish, the surest thing you know.
/ lose out! Not on your life. was
right there with bells on. There was
certainly some class to the way I an
swered those quizzes. A cold mark
of 95 when it was all over. Not so
worse, eh? Can you beat it! How I
did it, l don't know You can search
me. But anyhow its going some, eh,
dad? None of ems got anything on
me when it comes to grammar, that's
a cinch." The old gent managed to
gasp, "Get, the hoe."-Exchange.
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GOVERNMENT MAKES TROUBLE
Federal Officers Are Hot After Those
Who Have Been Defranding In
dians on White Earth. $ ~

Fergus Falls, Dec. 22.-The father
of Isabelle Warren, aWhite Earth In
dian girl of 13 years, was induced to
have her. estate probated as though
she were dead; the estate was de-
creed to her father! and mother, who
thereupon executed a deed of it to a
white man, according to; allegations in
an amended complaint filled by the
government in the Federal. court here,
asking that the deed and other tram
saction be set aside,
Henry Names and the Merchants
State Bank of Sheboygan are the de
PENDANTS. Names bought the land
from another man and mortgaged it
to the bank, it is charged. -.
Following the alleged probating of
the estate, the complaint says: "In
the meantime, like beasts of prey, bent
upon devouring their helpless victims,
either dead or alive, certain white
men induced the girl herself to sign
deed transferring her property to one
Frank S. Graham, the child being still
in her 18th year, "and child of the
Children of the forest and totally un-
equipped to defend herself and her
property against the wiles and ava
riciousness of her more civilized but
less humane white neighbors."
It is related further that the girl
was to receive $500 for the land, but
received only 500; that Graham inn
mediately transferred his interest. to
Achaah Mooers, to whom the parents
had assigned their interest after the
probating Of the estate; and that it
was later sold to Harry, Names. i
Since the conviction, of. M. j. Kolb
and J.. E.. Perrault. on;e conspiracy
charges and the recovery OF $25, 700
worth of property which they had
bought from the. Indians; the, govern
ment procured ia. the. past week de-
fault Judgements in thirty4seven cases
Of the hundreds on file... The defend
ants failed to appear and the deeds
were set aside without contests.
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. roo MUCH FOR DAD

A youg lad, just returned from a
boarding school, upon being asked by
"dad" how he stood in grammar at
the end Of the term, came back with
something like this: "Say, dad take it
from me, grammar was my only suit.
On the start of. ! was np against It
hard. Couldn't get it through my
noodle. Fell down every time I went
to class. Finally 1 says to myself,
look here, old kid, its up to you. You
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said petition described, and that no
will of decedent has been proved nor
administration OF her estate granted
in this State, and praying that the de
scent OF said real estate be determined
by this Court 80.
Therefore, you, and each of you, are.
hereby cited and required to show
Court. at the Probate. Court Room in
the Court House I'm the;.City Of st.
Cloud. County of &earns. State Of Min
nesota, on the 9Th day Of January
tion should not be granted.
Witness. The Judge of said Court
and the seal thereof. this 3rd day of
December 1913.
(SEAL) A. H KIAASEN.
29-31 Judge of Probate.
M. G. Kelsey, Attorney for petitioner.
Sauk Centre, Mimi.
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MINNESOTA Big IRON STATE
Mineral Production $66, ,000, 600 In 1912
-. A Gain of Over $13.000,000
,.,8 In 1911.

Because Of its great wealth and ex-
tensive DEVELOPMENT of iron ores, Min
nesota ranks ninth among all the
States in the value of its mineral pro-
duction. In its output of, iron ore
Minnesota far out ranks all other
states, and during the last three years
it has contributed, both in quantity
and value, considerably more than half
Of the iron ore produced and mar
keted in the United States, according
to Edward w. Parker, of the United
States Geological Survey. In 1912 the
total marketed production of iron ore
in the United States was 57,O17,614
long tons, valued at $1O7,O5O, ,153, of
which Minnesota contributed 34,249-
813 long tons, valued at SCI, ,8O5, ,O17.
By far the largest part of the iron ore
produced in the State is derived from
the Missabe iron range, now the most
important iron-producing district of
the world. The Missabe is the young
est of the great iron ranges, the
Guyana range, which has been devel-
oped in the last two or three years,
not having attained notable promi-
nence at the close of 1912, in which
year its production amounted to 369,-
7S9 long tons. The Missabe range was
opened in 1892, and y1elded produc-
tion in that year of less than $4,000
tons. In 1894 it yielded nearly 10000
600 tons; in 1902 it produced over
q, ,000, 900 tons, or nearly half of the
total of the output of the Lake Sup
erior iron ore. The Missabe range
reached its highest producing point in
1912, with an output of $ 80; 2;604, ,756
loHg tons.
Ekclnsive of the iron ore the value
OF the mineral products of Minnesota
in 1912 was $4,S67,712. OF these less
important products the principal items
are from the quarries and clay pits,
which yield products of almost equal
value. In 1911 the clay products, ex-
elusive of pottery, were valued at
$1.611 ,O4O, and the stone output at
$1,845, TAG.
Thestotal value Of the mineral prod
ucts in Minnesota in 1912 was $685.
2,729, against $53, 1896, ,881 in 1911, an |
increase of .$13,276, ,848.-U. S. Geo-I
logical Survey Press Bulletin.