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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-20
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County Of Cook.
IN DISTRICT. COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District
John F. Killorin.
Plaintiff,
VS..
F. ID. AcNillen,
Plaintiff,
Netice of Referee Sal

F. ID. McNillen,
Defendant.
Notice Of Referee Sale
Whereas. Judgment was duly rem
scSs as action en the
day Of June. A. p. 1919. for partition
hereinafter described. and, ="
E1bi Whereas said Judgment: duly appoin-
ted L. H. Lien, Sheriff, Of. Cook County.
Minnesota, Referee for the purpose of
making. sale Of the, lands and premises
Il as aaE@sn5 sa~ South
east quarter Of Section tsTWenty, the
Southwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter, and West half Of the South
Township @sixty-four North! Of Range
-Four West OF the 4th> P.>M
And Whereas. said Judgment by the
sha ba so it es
to the highest btdder. for cash. and
that. due notice Of such. sale be given.
M0 hsrsf9re IA eties IS u .a3S
Judgment OF partition and sale. dated
June 18th. AID, l919.' duly rendered
entered and docketed on said date IN
! for Cook County Minnesota. I win sell
It public auction. in ono parcel, to the
highest bidder for cash, pursuant to the
terms So OF said. 4j1dgment OF p partition y,
Grand Marais. Cook County, Minnesota.
on the a30th day Of August. A. D.. 1919.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day. the@tnterests' Of the plaintiff and
the defendant therein. and the whole Of
the, following described real estate. sit
uate.~ lying and being in Cook County,
Minnesota, to-wit: ~,
; The Northeast quarter of the South
east quarter OF -Section4:Twenty. the
Southwest quarter Of the Northwest
quarter and the West half Of the South
west quarter OF Section .Twenty-one.
Township Sixty-four North. OF Range
Four West of the Fourth p. M.
Dated this 9th day Of July, A. D. 1919.
T.. II. LIEN, =
80 Referee appointed BY said judgment
ARNOLD q '1RNoLD.'
Attorneys for Plaintiff. :: tbs :.
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Annual ]! M I !|| e q Cook :. !.
. G. County Boa |! Of Equalization !!

~ Grand Marais. Mimi. July II. 1919.
The County Board OF Equalization
met at 10 o'clock g.. M. this 21st day Of
July. 1919. pursuant to law r., H.. d. aas.T
Members present - Commissioners
Ole J. Allen, Sam tBally, Martin Jacob
son. Jorgen Peterson, and H. o. sEnge1-
sen and County Auditor, T.: T.. Carter.
The oath of office was administered
to the several members Of the Board
and upon motion duly made ana carried
H. o. Enge1sen was elected chairman.
It was moved and carried that the
Board proceed to examine the several
assessment books Of the county :.sr;
The assessment books Of the several
towns were examined and the following
resolution was upon motion unanimous
lily adopted: IT. st:" Z: ,.- :: 49,.
Whereas the assessment of cattle in
Cook County is not uniform in most Of
the organized towns,
Therefore be- it Resolved that Item A
of Glass 8, pertaining to cattle under
one year old, in all towns where the
assessment of same is less than $500
per head, be increased to $500. p
That Item B OF Class 3, pertaining to
cattle one year old and under two years
where the assessment Of same is less
than $1,000 per head, same be increased
to $1,000.
That Item c of Glass 3, pertaining to
cattle two years old and under three.
where the assessment is less than
$500 per head, the same shall be in
creased to $500.
That Itch D Of Glass 3, pertaining to
cows. where the assessment of Same is
less than $4,000 per head, the same
shall be increased to $1,000 =.
The moneys and credits books for
the several towns were examined but
no changes made.
Upon motion duly made and carried
Board adjourned to July q, at a. m.
T. I. CARTER,
Clnr.ly
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No. 21s2 :,
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME:
OF REDEMPTION
OFFICE OF. COUNTY AUDITOR, County
of Cook. State of Minnesota-ss.

of Cook. state Of Minnesota,.ss.
To J. H. Hanson: :.
You are hereby notified that the fol-
| lowing piece or parcel OF, land situated
IN the County of Cook, State OF Mime
sofa. and known and, described as fol-
fSEA Of Section Is, Township: 81; Range
rs. tWest.ais how assessed in your name.
T. That on the ,11th day of, May, 1s1a:
atA sale OF: land pursuant to the real
estate tax Judgment duly given and
made; in. and by the District Court in
March, 1914, In proceedings to enforce
rgar estate sfos Ethe Year '1sis Tor said
[;pieee Or parcel OF land was; uttered Tor
sais sas Rsse5e a Ro
sS.s25. Eight and 'ss11oo' upiiars. =?
., r ha tat ere e the tn az
eel not tss hs1n a,S Raee s %t Ras
from said sale. was soled and conveyed
at public sale by the County Auditor
Of Of said , Gennty p9rs,1snt to tho statute:
Fifty two Dollars and forty-tWo cents.
That.theg amount required tos{redeem
SAID piece parcel OF land from said
sale exclusive OF. the costs, tos accrue
Fifty two Dollars and forty-two cents.
and interest at the rate of II nor cent
per annum on f$52.42) Fifty-tWo and
42/100, Dollars, tsfrom said II til day "a
August 1913. to the day such redemp-
ton Is made. }, "&TS
That the tax certificate OF sale ISSUED
to said purchaser has BEEN presented
to me BY athe hold atthereof and this
notice requested. tEss4 s. 81. Is
That thestime forstredemption Tof. said
piece nor. parcel Of land from said tax
Esale viii expire sixty ,{6Q) days after
the service OF this notice and the fling
| OF proof OF SUCH service iii my office.
this 18th day OF August 1919.
|: s sg,.3 ysss~ 100 r. I. CARTER,
- Auditor Cook County, Minnesota.
iseal At CoaIhty Auditor. Cook County,
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plies Tor road w,orl i. D. y. u. E IS
y plies 90 road work d. 50 90
paid frsight ~: 8: 8. d. ~.
plies for road work .. I: 4. ~ i. ss
sead "a. 81 Dbl. D. - ~ .d22.s1
County OFFICIALS IS. :. 80. n
Matt Johnson. publishing an 81 81 4 u
E nual meeting of Co. Board
and supplies Z. e. 112 40
Chas. j.. Johnson. freight u. 40. OF
John Elason, .doekage I. 3 40
Upon motion duly made and carried
Board adjourned sine die. St,5$ +
re, ~ Y 7 ! @ S' + T. !. CARTER Il.
MI 5: 5- S.ys .s&a'$ County Auditor q
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III - - SsAO s
whereas. 3odgIAent Was duly rem
dered. Suffered ana docksted IS tho
or june, A. d. sIs. Tor partition and
sale Of the lands and premises herein;
81 whereas. said Judgment duly appoin-
ted IT,. H..Iicn.- shorin OF Cook. Connt1.
IL the stafa of Iinnesota a. referee
teraasssSugSssg sof ,9nakinr sale 81 the
lands ana promlsss descfibEd in said
ma Tmea 3fsg6-vy ..S' .,ss'.ss 5$I.s -
Il Iots one4 the 4southeast auarter OF
TIC Northeast Quarter Ind East half
Fourteen. ToWnshipsI Sixty-four. North,
OF Range one wsytE spf stke 4fh 5p. II.
. - n Z g,,o ana = So !. n,t..+.. uast hair
81 fnS S6lftheSsfi sunarfer ! Of Secfion
b En,tftesh lsT6Mnlhi1s sSixly-four* North,
OF RanEe Qna, west 81 the 4th IS. IL. :
II xna 81 t,,,,d -Nnen1 nv
athe i ferm..ts thsreo az oI3de.s.fhat1 said
ianf1s and nremises. shasi Ia Sold + Tn n
81
9e & 49, e. Az tao - ol J,,n,,
go ~ 10y, 10y ~ -,
'~.o e
rs. Now ss1h ere1oES,- Notice IS i hefebyt
given that under and by1vftne OF said
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GOTHAM 'I|!l'l' !. Ac1oRs On STRIKE
Thlrtss1 lEheatrssa nsatsw Y>rk Are
3..3g - Dark 70 Result. =. &:

3 NV z Fort; Atg. ThirSasn Of,
Nov y Ye ID & IT, 4 { asat are
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haDla usks stfp ~ tksi Rroduos
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ofsaa aIllsnsa)i - - aSion on
tddtIii i 10 ds1ldlf - tsS1 s1Snittsl
sevsrsl lays so. XII sSs$s S. :..s !.
qheae14gaAn6s secluded rscoGni.
e ofstAstAetors' Equity assoctaA1oa,
kA recently VS. inflated with the.
Amsriea1 Tsdsration Of LahoF, extra
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|of the ssanaard equity form of eea-
Etract 81 Suoo since 49,. ss#% i
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.rOCAEAOdAsSs
Notice of LIS Pendens

NOt1Ce OF LIS pendenS
YOU WILL PLEASEEiTAKEs NOTICE:
That an action has been commenced ini
The District Court for Cook County,
Minnesota, by the above named ssplain-
tih. against the above named de
tendants. the object of which is as
follows to-Wit: IT
1. For a partition OF the property
hereinafter described in accordance
With the interests and proportions ip1
lefendants.. =:
2. For the sale thereof. If it shall be
ers that a sale shall be made.
g. That the adverse claims of each
and every of the; defendants e.stried,
Ind the rights of each; and every Of The
parties respectively, be- determined.
T., That each and every Of the de-
PENDANTS be- forever :enjoined and barred
from ma king any claim against the in
terest' ofatthe, PLAINTIFF in csaid pr6perty
NJ any part or portion thereof 80
S. For such other and further re-
lief as to the Court may seem lust and
equitable. based upon the facts and
allegations OF the Complaint. -
l. The complaint OF the plaintiff in this
action is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court, in and foi
the County of Cook and State Of Mime
sofa, and the property therein described
North half of Section Twenty-Five
Township Sixty-f1ye North, Of. Range
Four West of the 4th p. NJ: Cook
County, Minnesota.
Dated this 9th day of July, A. D. 1919;
ARNOLD. & ARNOLD, -
7-16 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO. THE
T. ABOVE NAMED3DEFE;NDAN stfEsj

I You are hereby, summoned ana re-,
quired TO- answer the, complaint OF the
plaintiff in the above entitled 'action:;
which, complaint is<4 fled in the OFFICE
Cock County. minnesota, and, ,tos.serve
a copy OF your answer to the said COM
plant upon the subscribers at their
offices in, the .LXeehmss Ruilding g.. City Of
twenty days after the Service oil this
summons upon you.r exclusive ,of the
day: Of such service. and, IT you fail to
answer the said complaint. sFithin the
Fto> the Court for the relief demanded
therein. - ..-~.s -,
Dated this 9Th day OF July. A. D. 1sts.'
F; ~ ~1.4 ARNOLD 81 AARNOLD ~
- ri Attorneysy forr Plaintiff. :!
421 Lyceum Building:
:;i.aDNluthl Minnesota.
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d, IN DISTRICT. COURT.
Eleventh Judicial District

Split Rock Mining and Invest -,'. :
by alnentz sGoEppany.e, g. Minnesota +
uo1atisn s, $50 ! a. .EesaEthern
/ sGinfissota soospo aasa:a =,
,essss ss;k. H. \ s's;S 9 Hs2s.1 J.
i sseams alls a as9hew A 1--WE.
d, ssaslsons the seasss 81 Mime
asasT asns a
3ssssaznovgns,s a1rasns right:
in Yhss real sssfatsH dsssrioed /
: Z s&Defendants. /.
Nsttce rot Referesssele: /, \
whereas:.ss J1d gments was duly rem
deEeds entered and hdoeKeteds in the
ab6ve7 entitled action: on sthe 26th
day Of june. A: D: 1919, for partition
hereinafter described. and.
! Whereas. said iddkment duly appoin-
ted L. H. Lien. SHERIFF 81 Cook County.
tn sad thS snds ana sises
quarter and Northeast quarter Of
Sss5sWszt qsesss5 aPd hGe os SKI
zayes Northsaf Range -Four West ct, the
And whereas, said Judgment; by the
ef BE- sol9 to
ode ofassss s al 1slxi s.sa '' '''s
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby
judi h,snh d. Partition an1 sam. dSted
June 26th. A. D. 1919, daily gTAndeeed1
entered and, desxtted .ons.saads date atn
~ t e e ea;1 asaeasFk of Court
at public auction. In one parcAl tn fhA
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County OF Cook.
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No. 2156

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME
FOR REDEMPTION
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Plaintiff

Northern Counties Land Com
: pany, sMinnesoea. Corpora
ton, -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County of Cook,
IN DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District.
Split Rock Mining and; Invest
ment Company. q Minnesota
Corporation,
Plaintiff,

IS
Ella Mayhem Townsend, Edith
Mayhew, Strom. George H.
Mayhew, Hugh J.INcClearn,
Eliza S. Millar. john Paulson.
Samuel H. Selden. Samuel L.
Bayless, John, J.. Lundinty Stone
Ordean-Wells Company.
Corpor ltion. Charles 3. Baker.
Edward Pace, Fort Dearborn
National Bank of Chicago,
Samuel B.. Barker: The State
OF Minnesota. Frank B.
Smith, executor : under the
last will and testament: of
Hazael Mayhem. * deceased.
Charles u. Johnson Hans
Wannebo,. and all other per-
sons or parties unknown,
claiming any. right title,
estate, lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
complaint,
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OFFICE OF. COUNTY AUDITOR. County
- of Cook. State Of Minnesota-ss. ~
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STATE 0Fh MINNE9OTA,
g, County Of Cook.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Extra Meeting Of the County Board |!|'
Cook County, Minnesota. :.

Grand Marais, Mimi, Aug. 13, 1919.
Pursuant to call the County Board
met at 1870 p. m. the 18th day Of Aug
list, 1919. ~ :sT.5
Members present Commissioners
Allen Bally. Jacobson. Peterson and
Chairman Engelsen. Absent none. :"
The minutes of the annual meeting
of July 14th, the adjourned annual
meeting of July Oath were read and
upon motion approved.
The damage claims of John Dewar,
Olaf Berglund. Antoine Filliston and
the additional claim of Chas. Taylor
were upon motion laid over for further
consideration.
1t was moved and carried that G. O.
:Backlund be allowed to use the County
concrete mixer on Village work and for
building the Tofte potato warehouse
and that he pay for same $500 per day
and further agree to return said mixer
in as good condition as when received
by him.
1t was moved and carried that the
county purchase from the Bull Machine
!. Company of Chicago, ILL.,, one Schramm
No. Compressor. with all attachments.
at cost of $483.5O, and it was further
moved and carried that the county pur-
chase from the Baker Mfg. Co. OF
Springfield ILL.,, one Baker Auto Truck
Snow Pillow with 1O-foot mold board,
same to cost the sum Of $4,000.
1t was moved and carried that the
salary Of Sam Zimmerman as janitor
be Increased from $500 to $500 per
month from August LIST, 1919. and the
Auditor was instructed to issue his
warrant in accordance Herewith.
Upon motion duly made and carried
the sum Of $65 was appropriated to the
Town of Hovland, same being for dam:
ages to Town road in said Town.
1t was moved and carried that the
bill Of Kulman Matteson and Wood
amounting to $500 for services in con.
nection with the 100000. 90 bond issue
be allowed subject to the following
conditions:-That the County Auditor
and Chairman of the County Board OF
Cook County be authorized and instruc.
ted to sign and turn over said warrant
for such amount to said Kalman Mat.
teson and Wood upon receipt of the
$4,000. purchase price of said bonds
and accrued interest thereon, from
them.
The following bills were upon motion
S11rIy Il
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
ss 81 CountyE,of>Cook
IN DISTRICT COURT,
i Eleventh Judicial District.

Northern Counties Land Com j.
stspany.5; as Minnesota CoFpofA.
81 ton. :t$,s ~ .sjsss...i1rs &, AK
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Hussell Grader Co.
GoWan Lenning T.,
supplies for roal
GoWan Lenning
prepaid freight
GoWan Lennfng
IL supplies for roa
( GoWan Lenning'
prepaid freight.
Fritz Cross Co,
County Auditor
b. Fritz Cross Co.,
County Attorney
Fritz Cross Co.,
Clerk of Court
Fritz Cross Co.,
County Auditor
Fritz Cross Co.,
Sliechs. -,
Fritz Cross Co., I.
Clerk Of Court,
Kelley How Tholnl
plies for road cs
Kelley How Thorn,
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Split Rock Mining and Invest -"
y coanoraessn : q s. 1SRasera
scountfssk and EsSSsC Company, a
! d: Il .Minregptaa icogpoTatten, .,:,,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-08-06

turned Friday from Worthington
where they were present at the fun
eral of the late Mrs. Hastings, moth
er of Mrs. E. Johnson of this city.
Miss Sara Olson returned Satur-
day from a short stay in Minneapolis.
Miss Isabelle Vixen returned to
Minneapolis last week after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Opperud.
Misses Lille Mangus and Hilda
Bihl of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived today
for a couple of weeks visit at the
Rev. Lagergren home at Svea.
Mrs. Hitchcock of st. Paul arriv.
ed today for visit with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Flanders Peterson.
E. N. Nockels of Chicago arrived
today for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
S. B. Qvale
Mrs. Barber Gass returned to
Lake Wilson today after few weeks
visit with her son, Phillip Gass and
family.
&C. A. Soldering returned Monday
from a visit at Forest City, Iowa.
Alpine Ekdahl, who has a millin-
cry store at Graceville, arrived today
for a visit at her home in this city.
Ed. Selvig returned today from a
several days stay at Minneapolis.
"A Opperud returned today from
Morris and Benson.
Miss Olga Olson Of DR.. Oscar He
din's dental Office, is enjoying her
vacation at present.
Miss Mary Williams Of this city
attended the reception given at tt"
Rev. P. Sieger's homo of Rosel:
Tuesday evening
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Hand nades Made for Fighting Purposes Offered as Reeeptaces
Tor Funds to Be Used in Purchase of Thrift or
- ~S=-~~z War Savings Stamps.
TO Be READY FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION SOON
1beusands
Given out-Thsy Property o
! .~:. and lnvest cone In Thrift
or Saving stanps

eckool children throughout every
part Of the Ninth Federal Reserve
district are to be given the chance
this summer 10 win a. q war trophy
IN actual hand grenade, made for
fighting purposes. At the same time
they viii receive direct end practical
lesson In thrift and prosperity under
the plan which has been evolved by
II. q. Harrison, director of the dis:
triot War Savings Organization and
his aides.
The grenades, In accordance with
the idea Of thrifty soul in Washing
ton who was unwilling to see so
much good material 90 to waste after
fighting stopped, have been made into
savings banks. Just q slot cut at the
top and a screw inserted at the bot
tom, and presto-the bomb that was
to have elinched things in tight trench
and dugout fighting has become q
weapon against tho forces Of extrava-
ganoe.
The grenades arc being bought from
the trsaaury department by banks
everywhere In Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Montana and the Mich
lgan and Wisconsin counties in, the
Ninth district. The banks, in turn,
loan the grenades to all children un-
der II years Of age who apply. The
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children that the grenade savings
banks they are to receive are real
war trophies, even If they have been
thousands of them were all packed
ready for shipment to Europe when
the armistice was signed. They stood
around for long time and war depart
ment officials got tired of seeing them,
they were SO darned explosive and
everything. Then a treasury depart.
ment man got the idea of removing the
powder and caps and remaking them
into saving banks. 49," said Mr..
Harrison, every bank is a real trophy
OF war and If the war had continued
each one would have exploded in
some enemy trench or dugout.
What is thought about the hand
grenade savings bank plan by banks
of the country districts was proved
three days after first announcement
was sent out. Orders, accompanied
by cash, for more than $4,000 of the
grenades were received from banks
in a single morning. And all these
are 10 De gwen TO children as soon
as they save for and buy one War
Savings stamp. In all, War Savings
headquarters expects that at least
100000 OF the grenades will be dis
tributed.
That will represent the neat saving
Of more than 100000 by Ninth dis
trict children alone between now and
the time school starts.
Children who are members of school
savings societies may go to banks
when school opens and get a certifi-
cate showing how much they have
saved during the summer. They will
be credited with the amount in their
standing in their schoolroom War
Savings Society.
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ORGANIZATION UNDER WAY

Directions for the organization of
War Savings Societies under the Unit
ed States treasury plan in every in.
dustrial plant in the Ninth Federal
Reserve district have been sent to all
county directors Of War Savings. In
many counties the work is already
underway. In these the county chair
men are now to complete the work
with all speed by forming War Saw
1ngs Societies In the remaining indus
tries. M. E. Harrison, district direc-
tor OF War Savings, has urged county
cha1rmen in the other counties to
start forming societies at once.
A force of specially trained organ.
izers Of War Savings Societies IL now
busy forming societies in the larger
cities Of the Ninth district. As soon
az that has been done these expert
enced men will be at liberty to finish
the work of organizing industries in all
| other counties.
Tho plan under which War Savings
Societies are being formed is simple.
A meeting is called in the plant dur
ing which the Importance Of thrift and
investment in War Savings Stamps is
explained to all employees. Those
willing to take part, usually everyone,
are then asked to sign a membership
pledge, sometimes promising to buy a
fixed amount OF stamps weekly or
merely to buy stamps. A p. esident
OF the society is appointed and one or
more secretaries named. The secre-
taries each have fixed number OF per-
sons on whom they call each payday,
giving them an opportunity to buy
Thrift stamps or War Savings stamps.
1t Is desirable to have plenty OF
secretaries, according to Ray c. Teus-
cher, executive secretary OF tho dis
trdct War Savings Organization. The
secretary who has but IL employees
to call on each week IL more likely
to finish his work than the one with
30 on his list. II there are 80 en-
ployees two secretaries should be
named SO that every Garner may be
given q chance to became q saver
through Investment In War Savings
stamps or Thrift stamps.
! 1.-THE Ninth Federal Reserve district
has responded 100 per cent or better
to every national effort and We pur-
pose to do the same this time," Direc-
tor Harrison said yesterday. I'VE are
using Minneapolis as a model and
there is every indication that every in
dustry In that city will have one or
more War Savings Societies by August
1. St. Paul and Duluth are to be or
gan1zed with the same thoroughnes>
and by fall we intend to attain the
same result in every Ninth district
county. Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, Montana, western Wisconsin
and northern Michigan are all to re-
cetve the same thorough attention.