The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-15

sbes provided proper drainage
kept consistently doing mite amending
road law that Federal state railroad private lands
taxable for drainage benefits Since
ment thousand miles of roads been
sructed along drainage ditch banks and million
fertile lands available for farm factory us
about 900 taxpayers added Bemdji district pur
ease OF reclaimed govt lands under drainage road law
land Yolstead the years
these thousand
sand settlers north of the lakes since 1907 better rail
road facilities asked for, needed and worked for
In order properly develop fertile district that is better
equipped with wagon roads than central Minnesota specially
the organization of tax and development league
by these three thousand land the Red Lake and Rainy
River basins for protection and development of their combined
soil resources including deposits
District and south Of
North Red Lake the During Nebish and districts
Such organization has great work ahead that needs
enon before the local county and taxation depart
well before the legislature and Federal
taxation, soil experimental Development and better
and closer cooperation between the state and federal railroad
and interstate commissioners,
bring closer and friendly relations and cooperative
ings between the farm factory aborers rail
road operators and owners In ancient times farm factory
got along without railroads. but railroad would
cut sorry figure without the assistance and support
factory owners And the friendly cooperative pull
together spirit worked between these classes
and the state and federal departments
prosperous the country will be.
Timothy hay, timothy live stock will make the
1000 Vosead claim wealthy they develop their lands
properly.
Glover hay, clover seed mutton bacon and will make
the north central cuover land independent back
by energetic peristency their farms Better federal
and rural credit systems and friendly cooperation
That are sought district
der Liver Lumber Co.'s liberal farm develop
credit borne by the following settlers
placed this spring through homemakn Bemid department.
No. 1. O. Sword Shovel Lake-$640. .@.s.>~
No. g. Maxon Lumber Co., Boy River-$4,000
No.3. Sparkling & Clanson Tenstrike- 100
No. 4. G. w. Mondry, Wa-Vle-$15
No. s. Frank Rittinger, Grand Rapids-$1 800.
No. 6. Swallow Napkins, Crooked Lake-$12 100.
No. 7. Osa Baker, Grand Rapids $50.
No. s. Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., Ash Lake-$1 400
No. 8. Roland Hecks, Remer-$300
No. 10. J. Niles, Kabekona-$1100 ..@-
No. H. Albert SHELL Boy River-$840.
No. 12 D. A. Robinson, Shovel Lake $50.
No. 10. Clayton Sweet Boy Riyer-$1, 28O
= No: IA. w. ]. sondretzsky Grand Rapds-$660.
No. Is Joe Lowry Boy River-$1, 155
I No. 49, Coleman, Love Turtle-$1,12O.
No. IT, P. Mathewson Turtle 300.
49, Maxon Lumber Co.. Coleraine- $432.
No. 49, J. e. Barrett Boy River-$1, 120.
No. 20. NJ Pontsk Boy River-$640
No. 81. Estea Rueble, Grand Rapids-$680.
No. 21 L. Bishop Grand Rapids-$800.
No. o.. Chas. Hipseher, Colerane- $500.
No. % Frank Roos Grand Rapids-$2 400.
No. "a. J. G. Brooks, Boy River-$6S0.
No. 25 S. B. Cronse Spur-$3 685.
No. 26. l. w. Monthbraine Tenstrike- 81 ,08O
No. a. w. Banner, Tenstrke-$1,08O.
No. 49, Frank Jones, Coleraine-$8OO.
No. 49, E. J. Carlson, Tenstrike- $780,
No. 80. G. Christianson, Grand Rapids 200
No. 81. N NJ Osborne, Bass Lake-$680.
No. 49, Bert Fosdick, Remer- $3.50.
No. 49, J. 81. Coatsworth, Coleraine- $780,
No. 3d. Geo. Johnson, Coleraine-$72O.
No. 49, Vim. Anderson, Tenstrike- $780,
No. &c. Carrie Ranger, Coleraine-$72O.
No. g. E. j. Gilbert Turtle-$640.
No. 49, M. Lepply Bemdji-$6 5000
No. 49, M. A. soper Bemidji-$200.
No. 40. e. E. Palmer, Bemidl $685.
No. H. I. B. Olson Bemidji-$16O. T.:
No. 49, Fred Petrie, Bemidi-$200.
No. 43. NJ Rivord Bemidji-$15O
No. a.. NJ. Roberts, Boy River-$1 $40.
No. 45. NJ spong Grand Rapids ,ooo
| = No. 49, Maxon Lumber Co., Colerane- 1913.
| No. A. A picking factory at Akeley MIMI
| No. 49, A Huet- $780,
! No. 40. B. Marcotte-$75. Z 81.