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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
auto RUNS into BUILDING
Samuel Torgerson and His Daughter
Narrowly Escaped Serious Injury
Friday Evening. a

Samuel Torgerson. cashier OF the
Scandinavian American bank narrow
~ eXcaped serious injury Friday
evening when his automobile collided
with the side Of the door way at the
Hanson garage. II
Mr.. Torgerson was accompanied by
his daughter. who was driving the ma
chine. She lost control of it Just as
she reached the door of the garage,
and the car crashed into the brick
work.
The front axel of the machine was
badly bent and one Of the tenders
smashed to kindllng wood. Neither
Mr.. Torgerson nor Miss Torgcrson was
hurt.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
TO RETIRE BONDS
Resolution Passed to Fay $500,
From SINKING, Innl

Resolution Passed to Pay s25,ooo
From Sinking Fund.
Bismarck, n. d., May 23.-At a
meeting of the state auditing board
'aeld in the governors office today a
resolution was adopted to pay bonds
10 the amount Of s25, 100000 from the
sinking fund of the state. The bonds
that will be. retired under this resolu-
I:ion are part Of the refunding capi-
Gol building warrants bonds which
were issued May ], 1897, and which
are due May I, 1927. 60
The payment Of these bonds at this
time will release s25, 100000 from the
sinking fund and make that much
money available for the purpose of
iioaning to the school districts Of the
'l'tate which are building new school
houses and wish to issue bonds and
che board of university and school
JAnds has many applications for
tNoneS TOR. that purpose. s.ys$
This makes a total Of three hundred
Thousand dollars Of state bonds retir-
ed within. the last six months and re-
,luces the bonded debt Of the state
from, $S37,30O.OO to seS7,0o0. 90,
which is the lowest it has been since
statehood. tAa
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
first Use OF |.
RES|NOL STOPS
TERRIBLE ITCH
When Other Treatments Cave No He.
liei-Suffered Eight Years. But \,
y Resin0l Cured in o Week.

Jan. 81, 191 4.-.'I suffered over
eight years with eczema. 1t started in
one little place and Kept spreading
until It covered my hands. nv hands
locked like they had been burned by
fire and peeled Off in large pieces un.
I'll they were only raw flesh. i 81 was
told 1t was eczema. It itched and
burned mo 30 that I could not sleep
at night. tried all sorts OF eczema
salves and one prescription after an
other, but nothing gave me any relief
until tried Resinol Soap and Resinol
Ointment, and after the. first applica-
ton my hands never itched or burn
ed again, and were we'll In one week.
! want every sufferer from eczema to
know that they can find i cnre- n
Resinol. (Signed Miss Ethel Scott.
Milstead. Ga. Az A
Resinol Ointment (5oc ana sl,, ana
.Resinol Soap 25c) |, stop itching IN
stantly and speedily heal eczema and
other skin humors. .pimples, dandruff.
sores, burns and piles. Sold 81 every,
drugkist. Don't be fooled BY "su bstis
tutesf for Resinol offered bS i few,
dealers. For free triai.i
write tos Dept. ~ a. Resinoi. saiti.
more. N ss'S si sss s9 g
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
S. $. PARADE
Plans at jamestown for Big Demon
stration During Convention.

Plans at jamestown for Big Demon
stration During Convention.
jamestown, May 23-Following will
be the line of march for the big Sun
day school, parade, which will be held
in jamestown the evening of June 2:
The head Of the parade will form at
the Armory. facing north, and will
proceed north on Fourth avenue to
Front street; west on Front street to
Fifth avenue; north on. Fifth avenue
to Nickeus park; couNter-march south
on Fifth avenue to Milwaukee street:
east on Milwaukee street to Fourth
avenue: north on Fourth avenue to
Armory, and disband. s
The out-of-town delegates are urg-
ed to take part in this parade. The
committee has the parade planned In
such way that everyone will be ab.a
to see the parade while in the line Of
march. Visiting delegates are urged
to bring banners, and have class yells,-
class songs, ETC., to help make this
tho biggest parade ever held.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
LEG BROKEN

Jud Farmer is Victim OF Runaway
Accident.
Jud. N. D.. May 23.---vaugn Steele
was the victim of serious accident.
Early in the morning he started for
Jud to get the doctor when the team
ran away. He caught them and was
taking them back to the house for
some reason and in going through the
gate the rig struck the post. The inn
pact brought post, fence and all into
the rig in such manner that vaug,l
was compelled to jump to save him
self from serious injury. In doing so
he broke a leg.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
.LAR|M0RE NASONS
TO Celebrate
North Star Lodge Will OBJ
serve Thirtieth Annivers-
ary of Installation.

Larimore. n. D., May 2s.-North
Star lodge, A. Il. and A. NJ. No. 16, IL
making arrangements for grand cell
ebration to be held here June 9. The
event will be in honor of their thir-
tieth anniversary.
The program SO far has not yet
been announced. 1t is. however. the
intention to invite the neighboring
lodges and 1t is expected that at least
176 persons will be in attendance.
North Star lodge was organized
thirty years ago and there are living
at this time but two Of the charter
members-E. c. Arnold and John
Nelson. The event will be given large
ly in their honor
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
FIRE MARSHAL, BUsY.

Bismarck, n. D., May 23.-Fire
Marshal Runge has returned from
Rugby and Park River, where he was
looking after the razing. or removal of
three old shacks of buildings in each
town. which he had ordered dispens-
ed with. The chief means business and
when they fail to comply with his or
ders he usually goes to see that there
Is something done-,and 1t is done.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
NEW STEEL BRIDGE.

Work on Structure Spanning River
Minton, May 23.The new steel
bridge across the river on the south
town line is just about completed, and
it looks like good complete job, such
as the bridge crew claim they always
make a point of doing. 1t is erected at
q point that is particularly appreci-
ated by the toWnspeople. as it is used
on the route of one of the prettiest
pleasure drives in the vicinity.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
PTONEER MED61fA MAN DEAD

Medina, N. D.a Nay 2S.--Andreas
Eissinger, Sr.,,s onsi the Oldest resi-
dents ~ this vicinity and Q well-to-
do faTner Of nottkeast OF town, Is
dead, death being the result OF old
at the time Of his death. having been
born in Jehannestha}, South Russia,
In 113 a. Iii g s III he was married
TO Nfiss Susanna Holxworth, to- which
union Twelve childEe we're horn, rev.
an bows and hyes siEls, sofs shSM three
sons and two dauG ltsrsS nEe still ;iv,s
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
FARMERS DAY.

Wolford.. N. D., May 23.-Farmers
day at Wolford promises to be some
swell event-June 11-and people
from all over the county are planning
to be present. Mike Breen Is general
manager, which in itself is sufficient
assurance that there will be some do
ings there on that day.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
SOME MACHINE.
Oakes Farmer Patents One That Har-
vcsts and Plows at Same Time.

vests and Plows at Same Time.
Oakes, May ga machine that
VIII harvest grain and plow at the
same time has been invented by John
M. Will, formerly farmer near
Oakes. but at present a resident of
Sidney, Mont. The first model Of the
machine is in Oakes. and will be Civ
Ell a trial on winter rye that will soon
be ready for harvest.
The plan is to push a binder in ad-
vance of the traction engine which
furnishes the motor power and pull
the plows behind. The plows will
turn over the same width the binder
cuts and the grain will be set up In
shocks on the plowed land.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
JaiPROVING CITY.

& Jud, n. d.. May 23.--Fences are
being built and trees planted. In the
residence district. which Is a big i'm
main street fixed up q little Tuttle
would come up to any Of them.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
ATTEND ExERCJSES

Bismarck, n. d.. May 2s.-Governor
Hanna and Superintendent TAYLOR
left Thursday afternoon for Lisbon
where they addressed a large class OF
graduates There We're upwards Of 130
graduates from the eighth grade, who
participated in the exercises.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
ACT OF VANDALISM.
Miscreant Hurls Dry Cell Battery
Through Clocks Face.

Through Clocks Face.
Cando, May 23.--Some miscreant
tInlashed the west side Of the chime
clock Of the First National bank by
throwing a discarded dry cell battery
Through the plate. glass. breaking the
.iial and otherwise injuring the work
4ng mechanism. putting that side out
of commission entirely.
To say the least this is one Of the
meanest. lowest, most despicable and
dastardly acts of vandalism that has
been perpetrated in Cando for some
time,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
HOUSE DESTROYED
Lightning Strikes Residence OF Ma
riOu Farmer,

Marion. n. D.. May 2s.--During the
severe electrical storm the lightning
again displayed one of its odd freaks,
although disastrous tricks. to the
home of Rufas Roscoe. who resides
about four miles south OF Dickey. The
lightning struck the home during the
night while the members Of the house
hold were asleep. the house being
completely shattered and the family
dog killed hut not a member Of the
family injured
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
WILL LAY FAIR PLANS,

A Finley, n. D., May 23.-The annual
meeting Of the steele County Fair as
sociation will be held at Finley on
Saturday, June 13ss This will be an
especially importantm meeting. Oficers
and directors for the coming year will
be elected and matters of future pol
icy Will be discusses seand decided upon.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
ARDoCH TEACHING STAFF.

: fN1SlVoVII 7IK1fNSIIINW SIiAF r . ----"
Ardoch, N. D., May 23.-The teach
Ing staff for the next school year has
been engaged. The following teachers
have been engaged: Q. .. Zellner OF
st. Johns. N. D.; Miss Julia NJ. Cos
telio, New England. N. D.; Miss Ma
:mie Eiden and Miss Rena Plante.
Beach, N. D..
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
Helps Kidney and BLADDER Trouble
is N Everybody Satig0ea a q

Kidney Pills, and are so satisfied thcy
urge others II take them also. "A. q.
Kelly. Mclntoah. Me-, says; 3 II rec.
onmend them to ali who snfHer from
kidney troubles and hackach for
they are me. Best thing ypu. can
take for backAche. Yea K d Ack 81 ana
Grat thss RhaFIaaSy
Adv. & I
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
CHII.D IN.m1REn

Jud. N. D., May 2s.-The 11-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fetzer had
the misfortune to break q leg, by step
ping lin a hole one day last week. DR..
Fuller was called and tho youngster
is now getting along nicely.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
HURT IN RUNAWAY
Sarles Farmer Mixes With Harrow
and IL Laid Out.

Hannah, n. D.. May 23.-A bad
runaway accident occurred between
here and Sarles last Saturday after
noon. Robert .. Graham. who was
driving a three-horse team Of spirited
colts on harrow, was the unlucky
one. The animals became frightened
and got away, the harrow passing over
the driver during the scuffle. Mr..
Graham lay unconscious for several
minutes, having broken three ribs.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23

PIERCE PIONEER DEAD.
Rugby, N. d., May .23.-Als sBendorf,
formerly of Barton. but late OF Ray,
n. D., where he has been living the
past several years. is dead as a result
OF an attack of pneumonia.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
NEW CLUES FOUND

Casselton. N. D.. May 23.-Further
developments in the case Of the young
man that was found dead in the box
car indicates that the Great Northern
and local police have well defined
clue as to the identity of the person
shot and the person who was last seen
in his company.
woman from Fergus Falls gave
tho description Of the man who was
shot and the one who accom- panied
him. This tailed very closely with
that Of the dead man. II is expected
she will come and make an attempt
at Identification. This will be posi-
BILE, as the body was embalmed before
burial. s n ~, ~
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
POWDER EXPLODED.
Neche Man Suffers Accident While
Cleaning ShQf0un

Cleaning Shotgun.
Nechc. May 23.-Albert Vollratll
had an accident recently which came
very near resulting in the loss of his
right eye. He was cleaning his shot
gun and in some manner the powder
exploded in his face. causing very
sore eye and handy burnt face. A
physician dressed the wounds and ex-
cept for few burns Mr.. Eollrath suf-
fered no serious injuries. 4
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
!, FARMERS ELEVATOR. /.
oneHat Cogswell Opens june IN.

OneFat Cogswell Opens june MAN
S.s} ager Is Secured. ~
Cogswell. N. D.. May 23.-The
board Of directors for the new farm
iers' elevator have employed Mr., Ov-
erton as manager. Mr.. Overton has
been In the grain business for many
Years and is thoroughly competent.
He conducted the independent eleva.
tor for two years, but sold his inter-
est last spring to p. H. Sothman. The
new elevator will be opened about the
tiir1t OF the month, Il t5 ll ~ %
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
BROkE CoLLARBoNE,

hi Jud, n. D., May 28.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Cloud of Wing brought their little
daughter to Tuttle.to consult the doc.
tor. The little girl had received a
;brokenscolier rbone. u
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
BRING ON THE AUTOS.
Mimic Plans TO Put Track in shaI
for Autos and Horses l IN

.NIHtU IdHS 70 Z Ut ITHCK III SuUI1e
for Autos and Horses. v
Mimic, May 23.-There Is a contem-
plated movement to be made among
the owners OF automobiles to raise a
fund for putting the half mile track
at the park in right condition. It is
proposed that each auto, owner sub
scribe dollar toward defraying the
expense. and this would look easy.
The track in proper shape-w would add
"a whole lot to the. attractiyeness Of
the civ A:'tfs ~ ~. te .aeg :
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
ENGINE WRECKED

Countcrbalancc Breaks and Tractor is
DESTROYED.
Jud, n. d.. May 23.--The johnson
boys had quite an exciting time out at
the farm one DAY this week when the
The engine was pretty badly wrecked
The engine wa sprctty badly wrecked
but fortunately no" one was hurt.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
Had Bad COMPANION.

When the woman described the
man she said he had in his possession
about $50. He was last seen in com
pany with the towns bad man and
they were heading for this state to
find work. Four days afterward the
dead man was found ina car that had
come from that direction. Further
no word had been received by the
ls-year-o!d wife from her husband
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-05-23
The Studebaker
SIX has wiped
out in Grand
Forks the Old
idea that a "Six"
is expensive to
run.

Because it is an economical
car.
Its economy comes from
light weight and perfect
balance.
Drop forgings save weight
are stronger.
We use 247-more than any
other car.
Heat treated steel sayes
weight. is stronger, wears
longer.
We use more than any other
The SIX motor is more
powerful, more smooth
and uses less fuel than .
-Four" Of I larger size.
The studebaker SIX is easy
on tireseas on fuel--
because 1t weights less
than 5000 pounds.
That Is why owners are sat-
isfied. .ss .s
Why sales are greater than
any other "six."
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ernor Hay Of Washington, h the
guest OF Editor H. c. Hotaling In
Mapleton.
Fred w. Kruse returned yesterday
from a purchasing trip to New YORK
and Chicago.
F. w. Kruse returned late yestsr.
day from New York, after . three
weeks business trip.
Senator H. e. Haycraft spent q
short time in Mankato yesterday
while on hfs way TO Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clague have
started home from their eastern
trip. having left Washington, d. c..
to come directly TO Mankato.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hartman are
In Good Thunder today to attend the
wedding Of Mr.. Herriman's niece.
Miss Alice Dittamore, to Mr.. n. d.
Boiling Of Rockford, m.
H. r. Blomquist. city engineer. who
has been In Minneapolis attending
the Minnesota State Enginesrs' 30
ciety, is expected home THE eveo-
ing. County Surveyor w. r Brooke
has also been attending this meet
ing. Fl ~ e
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ronnesson
of, St James were in the city yes
terday afternooa with their son, who
came to be operated On for eye
trouble. Thomas Tonnesson n cash
Her Of the First Nstisnal hank Of
ST James. Zss
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STATE OF MINNEsoTa. County OF Blue
c. /. Kennedy, being by me flrst duly
sworn. 6eposes and says that he Is the
county Auditor OF the County or Blue
Earth: That he has examined the FORE
going list, and knows the contents there.
Of and that the same n a correct HIST OF
taxes delinquent for the year 1919 upon
real estate In said county. a.
c. Z o, EEss sEgI'a;,
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
10Th day OF January, feis -.
GEORGE O. KR0sT,
-. Clerk or District Court.
district Court SeaD
Commissioner Olson introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
..ResoIved, mat the Daily Review be, and
The SAME Is hereby designated by the
County Boafd OF the County OF Blue Earth,
stale or Minnesota, a. the newspaper IN
which the notice and list OF real estate
remaining delinquent on the flrst Monday
OF january, 1854, shall be published"
! on motion the same was adopted.
STATE oF MINNESOTA. County Of Blue
/, c. L. kennedy, Auditor or said coun-
~. 10 hereby certify that I have com
pared. the foregoing annexed copy with
tlle original resolution now remaining on
nle I'm nv offiee and that the same n q
correct Transcript thefefrom, and OF the
whole OF such original.
Witness us hand ana ofilcial seal at
Mankato this ieth day sof January, a. q.
1919. c. L. KENNEDY,
County Auditor Said County.
County Auditor Seal
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III.aGE or VERNON CENTER.
Vernon Center 1ownsife.

Township one Hundred Seven, Range
Twenty eight.
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and an Of the fifteen t next prior the t vita for the
a
cAapssr Of
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Hancock. February 2s.--Charles
s. Tanner. auditor Of the. Western
Federation OF Miners. today -.sook
the witness stand before the con
gressional committee. ands described
the deportation OF Charles H. Mover
and himself. -
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CITY OF MANkATO.
Columbia PARK Addition.

Nellie b. Green. exc RR
A. n. willard. Isii s OF '"'
mr. and street OF 10 8 o f.ss
A. NJ. Willard, all OF
Rh OF :..:....;. us
". A. FUNK. and 81
A. n. * r. l.. Goy,......s u
w. A. Funk ............ 6 fes
r. II. Wheeler. n II n.
or and all OF 3, g.. 10 e,1C
r. n. Wheeler ..........5 n 2Rs
<. Thorstensen, and
NJ OF - bedrSodi': iadI.ion' . 20
n Babcook ..........::l i.ss
CITY OF MANKATO.
Dukes Addltion
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
District Court,
Sixth Judicial District


% srhJu dcia
pon the
pieces or parcels OF land In ne list hereto attached described
delinquent
"a OF Chapter
court Blue Earth County which attached
sd or ae h , er nave or e x right me Inter Interest claim
District Court or District Court OF the County az
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Maria A. Norton. and 2 a 30
". Friend, and WIZ
vsIrai wood. eii OF
7 and ....,........... 80 $40
J. =. Burke. nis az 6
and all OF .......,..s. IS 20.Sg
ID. l.. Putrah. n p n.
OF Is u Of.........6 a. III
n. r. BradshOw, and. 6 B 10
r. r. Notion ...........t 50 $40
Henrietta e. Rev, 3 &..4 IS i2o9
outlets 10 Garden City Townsite.
~. L. Bsthrick .........H els
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Woods Addition.
C. ST. p. NJ. 4 %. Ry.
Co., w. T.. Clarks
outlot 90 Woods kd-
dillon ....,....... 90
CITY OF MANKATo.
Mankato City. 49,.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
From Wednesdays Daily.
lonss aoa lans~ ltotts Hsarfa

From Wednesdays Daily.
Jones and Jones Unite Hearts.
Mt. Thomas II. Jones and Miss
Fife 8. Jones, both Of Cambria, were
married this afternoon by Rev.
Clarke w. Comstoc.. at HIS home or
Pleasant street. The attendants
were Miss Laura Rash and Jerry
Jones. a brother of the groom. They
win go to housekeeping at once on
a farm nine miles nom Lake Crys-
tai.
Mrs. LottIe Allen Married.
Mrs. Lotie ALE nof Mankato for.
merly telephone operator at Dundas
Mimi, In the employ of the North
western. was married late yester
day TO Lou Beyetein OF Mortified
an employee of the North field Iron
Works. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Father Hartmann Of st.
Peter and Paurs church.
Mr.. Nc Harris went to the cities
this morning.
r. w. Force was in Madalia on
business yesterday.
Emmett Smith OF Madison Lake
visited here yesterday.
3 Edward Kendall Of Vernon Center
was in Mankato on business today.
/ Attorney Miles Porter transacted
business in Vernon Center yester-
day.
Mrs. F. .. Higbee and Mrs. Bert
ellison Of Austin are visiting in Man
kato.
George and Thomas Norman OF
Lake Crystal were visitors in the
city today
5 Arthur NJ. Hay. president Of the
Country Publishing company Of
America and also relative OF Gov
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western Town Int Co..f2 Q
CITY OF MANkATo. "A.
Township one Hundred Eight, Ra
Twenty-six.

IONnsHD Otft Ltthtf HofttN
Total
Name nf subdivision Tax and
scts.
Caroline Roos. n 5.9i a. OF
~ SO a. CT nell or nwh tAO
Sarah r. comstock. s 36
OF - OF 20 OF swh,, ,.oo
N. q. Willard. nwh OF
swh nj n OF pars.......T ss1
Sarah y. Cofnstock, q.
OF W i1.a us seA OF neh.is Sos
J. w. Powell. w 81 a. OF e
Sc a. of az a. OF nwh
of nwh OF sell. exc Par
,,ry stree, r. ;;f;.;;., ar a. ''
a. OF e "a a. OF swh OF 80
}. s ~ Ansr,uos. n 81 a. .; Of
a. OF W 10 q. OF swM
OF swH. all OF road. rs 1880
township One Hundred Eight, Range
Twenty seven.
C.. Hatch, lot exc Rh.. 5.6i
L. 81 p NJ. A o. n.y. Co.
n ts.o3 a. OF lot 2 and all
OF lot n OF Woods Add.
and Rarnard's tract exc.
Jo S,a's osal, Sn'.'' ali 81 nwE
al swL OF sell nv or
street exc. W ISIS ft....is 90
NJ. r. Lewis. und a OF s
IA OF u eh a, OF LOT a.s3 2.s3
City or Mankat0.