davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01

-Sn Ser Staot i6eint pieOer &u-
be e~ingetreten 3u iein. Die unrubi-
gen Setter iino wieoer CUR &eruunft
getommen, 10 oaB man freieren Ser
3ens auf Die StraBe 81 geben magt,
obne 81 befiir6ten BON einem Wfob
eineeteilt ooer ole 3ieli6eibe mber-
irrenoer altoeln 81 perOen. @enn
es nun nod Der @oli3ei geIingt, aler
S6uBuaffen babbnft 81 Deroen, oa-
nit Der 8erlult bon W3enldenleben
nidt beoaliert 81 werOen braudt uro
oamit man nidt Ser @efabr allSGe-
iebt it, nG1tIiher 8eile BON liebells-
miiroigen iarbieen Wteni6en nit Dor
gebultenem S6ieBeiien ieiner Boar
l6aft entlcoigt 81 meroen Damn wd-
re es gang idon in 8aibington. llno
menn auBeroem nod Die unitnnige
8robibition a6gel6afft milroe
bod bait, 0aS mare 81 i6on I'M mabr
All lein.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
Ism. Sell 1Interltiitnngs : 8eleA-
I6nft.

Sim Montag, Sen 81. Sui, fanO
sic Sabres : 8erlommlung Der @m.
&ea llntcrltiitungs : @eleai6aft I'M
8ereinSlofal, 922 Ya. @pe., ltatt.
3oblreid maren oie Mitglieoer er-
Idienen 8ur groBen 6reuoe Der Be-
amtcl. @rdlioent &arl Ggolf fiibrte
0en &orlib uno Der bonn Setretdr IS.
8a6I6miot erltattete Sabresreport
lopie ser jdbrlihe 6inan5report oeS
G6atmeilterS Safob 8rueeger muir
Sen our groBeu 3ufrieOenbeit Der
Mit0lieoer pcrleicn uno nit Cant
onoenommcl. Gas Bidder -unter-
iltdungsfomitc beri6tete, Ole Bidder
Oes ScfretGrs unO S6abmeilters un-
terltht uno IN gutter Oronung be.
iunben 81 baben.
Sci ser abgebaltenen geamten'
mo6l plrocn Die 8eamten alle per
affirmation mieoergemGblt.
8rGliocnt: Scarf GgOlf;
SefretGr: 8all 8a6idlmiot;
Sdabmeilter: Snfo6 8ruegger.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
Chlenr6iten.

9tm Somtag, Sen 10. Auguit,
pcronitoltet ser n2lrion4 BON 8alti-
mere in Dem prohtpollen Yorf an
Der @i(tinS 9lpenue, ein 0hienr0-
item Barbecue. 0od oen @orberei.
tunQcn, Die getroiieu moroen iinO,
pcripridt ooS set elm bohlt geIun.
genes 81 merocn oui Dem jeOer lid
foitIid) uniiiieren miro. Der 9olti.
morcr 9rion looet ieiue @oibingto-
ler 6rcrnoe Oa5l ein mo obue Sra.
&c merocn oicie @aibingtoner 6reun-
&c IN bclen SdoQren Gen Baltimore
monoern nm iid 0urh 5oblreide Gin
lpcicnbcit fiir Die Ginla0ung 0ontbar
81 eupeiien. 9ieSmol moaen aber
bic Songesbriioer oos set obue Die
boIoe @eiblihTeit ieiern; mer alio
icinc 6rml Iieb bat, ldBt lie gu Sou-
Ic.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
NnS benz ereinStreiicn.
u@aiGinatOm samasrbmmN4.

Ser @aibington Sdngcrbuno bat
an ieine Witglieocr Elm 3irfulor err
lolielt, in Dem er oieiel6en ~aufforoert
iid om Sonntog, oen 10. Mugult,
obenos 8 llbr, in Scr SGngerbuno-
balle ein5ufinoen, Inn iiber ole 5lt-
tiinftigc Yolitit oes 8ereins 81 bera-
ten uno domination uno @abl Der
8eamten por3unebmen. GS miro in
l(rsiidt geltelt, ooB ole gelangliden
uno geiclligen S1tigfciten mieoer
oufgcnommcn meroen ioaen, unO
OoB man li6 Ger treuen Ntitarbeit
aler neriiebt, Inn Dem 8un0e 81 eli
ner neuen Sliite 81 perbelfen. Die
o%crgangencn Sabre ieien i6mere &c
meIenL abcr 0anf Der @eneroittdt
un0 llnermiiolihfcit Ginger Wtitglie=
Ser lei eS moqli6 9enelen, ale Stir
me 5u iiberlteben. AuBerOem merOen
Die Mitqlieoer eriitdt, iobolo ais
m0glid cine poae gtamensliite Ser
SamiIienglieocr ein3rIenOen, Die IN
ser Mrmce ooer ser Marine Ben &rieg
mitgemadt baben, eDelltuellc Serlu-
Ite u0er &erlebuagen o~erielben audi
an3ugeben. @ns Ben lebten @unft
betrifft, 10 lit er bon einI6neioenoer
&ihtigtcit, uno Der NufforOerung
0eS SefrctdrS lollte prompt entIpro-
den meroen. Wan loute ni6t oui
mprgen ie5ieben, mas man belte TIM
fam. SIN iibrigen begriiBen mir es
NIT 6reuoenb ouB no6 oieler langel
Mube Ser SGngerbuno mieOer Set
d)en pes 2ebenS giebt, un0 mir boffen
BON gor5em Ser8eu, Dab eS oieiem
alten, e%brpiirOigen Gerein beIdie0en
lem m0ge, cine 8eriiingung our65u-
MAIDEN ulto micoer 81 elmer 8liite 81
qelongen 8ur Gbre 0es boben Soeals,
oag Ell bertritt. @ir boffen 0oB Die
MitQlieoer ni6t 8ogern meroen, IN
beaen S1aren am SeriantmlungS-
abeno It6 in ibrer alten Sallc ei15u-
fin0en, uno oaB audi friibere Wtitglie-
Der qcnug Mnba1giI6telt uno We-
meilliim beliben meroen Inn ibre
Mitglieoidoft 6u erneuen uno an ID
rem Seilc aur @eiterentmidlung oes
%ereinS be%i3utragen. Der mabre gu
pcrIdiiige 0iann benefit lid in Stun-
Sen ser Not, uno Iolde Scot lit mie
iiir je0en @ereiM ser aus Wtitglieoern
oelttider Mbfunft beitebt, mu6 fir
ocn SGngerbuno gefommen. SeBt
miro es li6 erlpeiiem Oh feline Wtit
glie0er aus Dem redten Sol5 gei6nibt
limo, uno lino iie eS, Damn meroen lic
ibr gan5es oaran iebeu, INN nidt cine
SeimItGtte fir oas Oeutl6e 2ieo Der
loren geben 81 laiien. SEPT muB
bon nelem aufgebaut meroen, boffen
mir, oaB 8erfleute uno 8aulteinc
aus Dem re6ten Bacterial belteben.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
llnteritiitnmasbmnS, 9iitrift 40.

Der 0iItrift go. 40 oes llnterltiib.
rngSbunoes bon E~ittsburgb belt am
bierten Mittnod letten WonatS lei
he re9elmdbige G%erimmlung in 6.
Solle ab. Dab Der 8eind
etmoS our1 oie Site unb auBeroem
ourh Die llnrube infogle Der &alien.
tdmpfe 3u leioen bate, fam man
Ieiht Derlteben. Smmerbin mar Die
@%erlammlune gut belu6t, 10 oaB Die
@outineeeihGfte elatt abgelpidclt
peroen fonnten. llno 6aB Der guno
eincn 3umabs BON bier neuen Wtit-
glieocrn erbielt, bat er gepiB ni6t
be0altert.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
Gipc Ia 6rauce" idreien 81 miiiieH.
TraufreidI.

OAuNtANiAIs
Srantrcid bari nidt qIouben,
Oub Elm gepoltiomes %AuiihreiBen
Don GlioB Sotbringen ibm Den tune.
rem 6rieOeu 5lt brinaen. Nm Dem
Gage, an meldem 0ieics @er6rehen
on inns bcgangen miiroe. miro es in
mierer Seimat. Dem 9auoe Der "a.
ben 9lemarmen, cine Srre0ente er.
lebeL 0ie fitr Oos ciqeue itdatIide 0a.
iein 6ranfrcihS ole ihueritcu Siam.
pie sur Solqc BADEN miro. Mas ibm
iriIber IN 5mei SobrbunOerteu nidt
gcluugen lit. miro ibm audi in gu
tunit uiht g%elitgen.
Sebter Nppell.
@crr @rdiioent Sd beidmore sic
nodmoIs: 2oiicll Sic Die 6adel DER
%crmmit lelidtenl Sdiireu Sic nidt
oie @lut, ole I'M Ser3en meiner Bril-.
Der glimmt. iie tonnte sur 6lamme
emporIoOerul gto6 einmaI crbebe i6
mcluc Stimme 81 Sbnen i'm Namen
meiucr Bril0er, oerenNimn0 ueridloi.
len bleiben mtB, 10 lange mier Sono
nit irem0en Gruppen beiett gebal-
TN miro. @cnn mir aud porlGufig
bis belitc oieier anebeluug mciner
Grii0er inn GliaB MIR INTER 8eruiung
olti mnier glltcS &edlt cntgeaentreten
fonncn 10 iollen ood Die, melde lid
Oorou nergreifeu molleu unleren
Sdmur b0ren:
Sin Sdnunr.
.gGir laiieu uns uniere beiligen
Gcbte niht raliben mo meroen, 3ab.
nefnirideno, Die 6ouit 10 LANCE ge-
baat I'M Sade tragem, bis cine &c.
ididtlite @enouuq inns giebt, mas
ser @eiit Ser Belt oIs uns geb0ria er.
feGut. @Sir mer0en iolanqe fdmpfen
anf 2eben mo Zoo, bis ous eliaB.
latbringiide 8roblem inn Slime IeI.
ncr @epolferung geIolt 1ein miro.
8ir perlangen:
1. Sem ein5iger 6ron5oIe bari bel
inns ans Ruocr.
, Stronger ltnteridieo 3miihen
iran5olii6er mo elioB lotbringi.
idlcr StautSngeborigfeit
3. Sem N}ilitoroienit IN ser f%ran3oii.
id)en grmee. gSir mollen cine Ell
gene eliaB lotbringiihe Wfili3.
1. tin eiaeneS Otiniiterium in StraB-
burQ, cigenc beooamddtigte @e-
innote, melde Die SSntereiicn unie.
res reiden SanoeS 81 oertreten ba.
ben.
3, Gin ciqeneS StoatSoberboupt
ieIbit mem lid Ole aIteingeieiiene
@epoltertmg fir Oos iran5oliide
@roteftorot auSipre6en ioate.
6 9~l6lebmng ser 8eteiligung an
zen &riegSiduloen 6ranfreids o.
Ger Gcutidlon0s.
9}it Dem @uSorrd oor3iieliditer
1oGod)tlmg, babe id Die Gbre, SEER
4r0iioant. midi 81 8eihnen, iebr err
aa5cHit
-. @pril 1919.
0troi pom Rapp,
9elcGirrtcr Der elioB lotbringiihen
2lutonomiiten mo Nationoliiten.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
Trame WIaMDD.
Gin Nnhrnf.

User iuar mobl befannter ur0 be-
licbter IN unleren oeutl6amerifani-
iden areiien ais chen Oieler ioDiole,
a~lle5eit gum S6er5en aufgelegte
W}am nit Der Di6terleele uno benz
cDig iungen Seren.
Menm mir i'm AUDI mobreno Der
lebtcn Sabre mellig mebr 81 @eti1t
betamell 10 muBten mir bod, OaB er
1ld) nod nerbGltniBmGBig gutter @e-
lull0beit erfreute, ieiner Office teinell
lag l6uloig blieb uno Die gbenoe iml
gliidli1en &reiie iciner &inOer uto
enfel Dcrleben ourfte.
@inen Iol6en i6onen rubigeH Se-
benSabeno mar Dem Wtunne 81 gon-
nell, Der es mie menige Dor linn Der
itanoen bate, allen Die lid ibm nab
ten, StulIoeA 0es reiHlteu unD 11ons
item @enuileS 81 bereiten. Ob mi
eiqenen @auie, ooer als @alt anoerer
ODER aud inter DielelL Die oa gu Ell
ller ieItli1en @%elegenbeit 5ulammen-
aefpmmen lein modten, immer mar
SEER Glauop Der Wtittelpuntt. @r
i d llidt MIR Elm @elegenbeltsol6
ter, Der iih Die &eime aus ben Mer-
meln l1iittelte, nein, er mar ein ed
ter, redter Oidter, cine Satla6e, Die
ben meniglten ulter leinel pleleIE
SSrcun0en unO Gerebrern befannt
mar. Inter Den 8egabteIten mar er
Der 8egabtelten elmer. &tibt alleill
feline pabrbaft NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ms @nglii6e OeS @0tbe'l6en Sault
ionoerm nod piele leiner IN Der Wtut
tcrlprade gei6riebenen @eoibte uro
Yro1aI6riften 5eilgen BON lel1lem 10
lent. llno mar CT Elm 0i6ter, 10
mar er aud elm Weulifer un0 oas III
Dcs @ortes reinltem Sinn. User miro
lie je pergellen, oieie pra6tigen &c
lu0bnlid Dor einem groBeren Bubli-
flim qebaltenen 8ortrage iiber Nld-
oro AagncrS WtulifOramen, per err
iunert li6 ni1t nit &ergnilgen Ell
mes mulifalil1en Mben08 i'm GlauoD-
iden %auie.
8cl6e bon ltlls ~ge0entell aber nud)
germ an0erer &or5iige 0ieleS 10 pIels
feitig begnbten Wannes. Gr mar tets
beldci0cn uno ielbltlos. gaer @gois-
mus mnr ibm fern uno Dor allem mar
CT boil marmen MfitgefiiblS fiir ieine
Mitmenihen uno INNER bereit, Oa 81
belfen 100 es SCOT tat.
Gin 8eppr5ugter m0d)te man Ia
gen uno iogar Der oft 10 grauiame
500 beriibrte i'm nit linocr Sano.
SEER GlauoD mar ME %bettldgerig. SIN
beouemen 2ebnitubl lisenO, lit er mir
eiuem lei9ten Seuf5er biniiber &c.
uan0en IN Die Gpigfeit. Qas lebte
Mprt bon ibm mar cine mibige Be
merfung gemeien. 90 mar er Der
9[Ite geblieben bis ans Gnoe.
Seine 2ei6e murOc ieinem 8un-
Idle gem1B Derbrannt uno 10 1T e3
inns, leinen Sreunoen perlagt, einell
Sran3 auf ieinen @rabbiigcl 81 le.
gen.
Sem Sun unb @irfen aber ltebt
in lelldtenD golOener S1riit anf Der
Iafel u~nlerer Grinnerrng:
Or miro ME pergeiien Weroen,
Oenn er bat niht umionlt gelebt".
-9luita Sha0e.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
Gum gusi6neioenl
81 ipiter stnuOe.
Son &unI 5. araaer.

5t lpdter Stunoe fonm' i'd na6 9aus,
SegIeitet nero i6 pom Mono,
SD unterbaIte mid nit ibnL
Sin oics lett lange geluobnt-..
Gon Dem 6re0el ouf groen REQ ib 3u ibm,
@coantelI, III galigem Con;
Die pier6ebn @unfte, po iino iie g%eblieben?
Gctriden! Terladt :. nit 9obn!
9luf ben epigen 6rieoen bofften mir,
Gr mlroe ms Centrum Der Groe gelteIt
&ie baben mir aae llis innig gefreut,
ltlO nun lmier Soften gepreutl
galr fllr3e 3eit, pie ein Meteor,
5tDieu er am politii1en @inmel
Damn nerIdlpano Dor unleren Algen CT
SIM i6lii6ti9en @etiImmel.
&n meinem S1rern fpdte ous 9lut,
@Gbci3t BON observation-disclosures ---
@er ldraubte oid, 6rieoe, I'M Breiie 10 bod?
@Sarllm 10 eltleBlid teuer? ---
@tcin 6rclmo, BORT obcil, borte g~eolIoig mid al
lln0 l1delte, Damn bort i6 i'm lpre6en:
n0u obnnahtiger Mtenld, mas regit on bid auf?
@ott miro Oas llnre6t ibon rG6enI
Gr bat lene galblen aile I'M @nng,
gtidt cine eir3ige oapoil itebt title,
Sic b0len Gnten meroen gemabIt
llnO Damn geiormt in Die bitteriten Yiaen
lInO Die Gprannen miiIien 'rlnter lie piirger,
9is lid bled ibre @elidter e%ntfdrben;
Gu Itir3t @ott Sdurfen in &cr5peiiIung binab,
Die ibre Witmeni6en mollen peroerben.
ltro Deiter ipa1oelte er feline Yabn
PIN bobel SimlneISbogen ---
@os er mir iagte, bah ib 81 Saus
Qodn1als inn Stillen erIpogen
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01

No6foleenoe, oieier Gage nit ser
&oit bier3ulanoc cingetrofienc Dot
i6oft Der GliGBer an @ilion", BON
cincm 6iibrer unO 0elegierten Ger el-
lab lotbringii6en 2lutonomiiteu uno
gtotionaliitenL oiIrite ais Elm 0ofll-
ment our cliaB. lotbringii6en 6rngc
geIten.
Giuc @Otidnft Der GliGfcr an @iliOm
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
%criammlnngen in Der fOmmcnOen
&adle:

- ~
.Gdmaben @erein" in 314 6 Str.
Noromcit.
n@%olhinQton Mebger llnteritiis-
uuQS &crein@. in 922 Na. Npe q. 80.
n%glrniniiiS 9ogc SO. %" 6.4M.
d.; I'M Aem Waiunic Sempel. 13te
mo 0eiu 9)orf 9lpe.
WittiuUd:
nllnterIhltungSbmo. 0iitrift go.
no.; in 922 Ya. nenue W.M.
9onnerStag:
u@crmunio MGmerdor~; in 929
So. Npcule 9toropcIt.
~@lottoeutiher 8ereen"; in 914
6 StroBe @orowelt.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
9ie Wtuttrr.
8on Serta 9aaauer.

Gs buidt ser Iebte GagcSl6ein
i6on leis e%ntlang oc1 @anoen.
Die Neltter liegt I'M Eoteni6rein
nit gllmen in oen Sander.
8ie bat per3lpeifelt Gag lno gtadt
lie nit Dem 500 gerungen!
1lo bod bat ibres @er3enS S6lug,
ben lparrlell, er be3lDungen.
gtln bGlt 0us Saus I'M 9Gmmerlidt
it'll feline Sotenfeier,
Der S6lGferiu ms 9ngeiidt
legt es Die 3arten S6lcier;
ais belt Die @rabesrube idor
ie felt un0 tief limfangcn,
10 lit jeomeoer 2alrt uno Son
aus ibrer gtGb gegangen.
Ou flagt alI einmal Dor ser Cir
Elm Gtimm6en, gag ln0 bange:
DWtammo, Mamma, ib mill al Dir!
9u idlGiIt ia bout 10 lanee.
Sd mill 5u 0ir!- uno nimmcrmiio
Die flcincn Sanoe flopfen.
3: Sagt, iiel ni6t bonn gebrod' len SID
Der Dtuttcr nod elm Gropfen2 =:
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01

@ir loiien inns uniere bciIigen
&edte nidt ralt6cn..... @ir mer
ben iolan0c fdmpfen bis oos cl-
lab. lotbrinaii6e YrobIem i'm Sin
ne ieiner 8ep6Iferung gcIolt iciu
miro"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-01
3meites 8rOfeS Nienie

OeS
IS I'm 90 aHmerdors"
Gemberlih's Sarm, S%laoensbnrg
sonntag, ben 10. Ansmit 1919
Wan tronsferiere an Der 10. uno 8
StraBe N.-O. mad Der 8%laoensbnrg
&inie.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-10-16

First Pub. Oct. 9-st)
Citation for Hearing on Final Account and fo,
Distribution.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-10-16
BLUE HILL,

Mrs. E. Camp is visiting few days
with the Galbraith girls in Princeton.
Elmer Stevenson is sick with pncu.
monia. We hope he may recover soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wicktor of San.
tiago are the proud parents of a
daughter, born at the Northwestern
hospital on Sunday, October IL.
VIM. Swearinger has purchased q
Ford from John Odegard of Santiago
Mrs. John Miller returned home or
Saturday evening from Minneapolis
She is getting along nicely since he1
operation.
Matt Johnson purchased a Maxwell
car from Clair Kaliher of Princeton
last week.
Pete Greenwood and wife mourn the
loss of their youngest child, Beatrice
She had whooping cough and pneu-
monia set in. She died on Sunday
She had always been very delicate
child. She was a year old on May 49,
The funeral was held on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood have the sym
pathy of their friends and neighbors.
John Jensen Of Princeton and Carl
Johnson autoed to Wyndmere, N. D.,
last Thursday to visit friends. They
returned home on Monday evening.
We are glad to learn that Mrs,
frank spichall is getting along 50
nicely since her operation at the North
western hospital last week.
Mrs. Hartman Camps mother. Mrs.
Angel, passed away at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Dunn of Orrock, on October
z. The remains were taken to Beck
er, her old home, for burial, on Satur-
day, October 4. She left four daugh-
ters and two sons to mourn her loss.
Hartman Camp, wife and family, have
the sympathy-of the entire community
Ezra Wager and family moved the
first of the week to a small farm he
has rented for the coming year north
of Princeton.
Mr.. Skogen's sale was attended by
large crowd on Monday afternoon
and everything sold we'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Skogen and family will leave the
first Of November for western Mon
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-10-16
First Pub. Oct. 1880
Notice of Expiration of Time of Redemption

! Office of County Auditor. County of Mile
Laos. State of Minnesota-ss.
| To Chas. 3. Maben:
| % You hereby notified that the fol-
! lowing peice parcel of land situated in the
| county of Mile Laos. state of Minnesota,
and known and described follows, to-wit
Lot ten 10) of block two (2) of the townsite
| of Isle Harbor is now assessed in your name.
| ~ That on the 9th day of May, 1910, at
! a sale of land pursuant to the real estate tax
the district court in said county Of Mile Laos,
! on the 18th day of March, 1910, in proceedings
to enforce the payment of taxes delinquent
| upon real estate for the year 1908. for said
piece or parcel of land was offered for sale,
and no one bidding upon said offer. said piece
or parcel was bid in for the state of Minneso-
ia for the sum of $3.50. $4,000 dollars:
of August 1919. the said piece or parcel not
then having been redeemed from said sale. was
sold and conveyed at public sale by the county
auditor of said county. pursuant to the stat
ute, to an actual purchaser for the sum of
one dollar and fifteen cents.
(4) That the amount required to redeem
said piece or parcel of land from said sale, ex-
elusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice.
cents. and interest at the rate of IL per cent
per annum on ($l.15), one dollar and fifteen
cents from said 18th day of August, 1919. to
the "a day such redemption is made. i
(5) That the tax certificate of sale issued
TO said purchaser has been presented to me by
the holder thereof. and this notice requested.
20 That the time for redemption of said
will expire sixty (60) days after the service
OF this notice. and the filing of proof Of such
service in my office. 80 4
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
WALTER PELTIER.
1or. Auditor Mile Laos County. Minnesota.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-10-16
First Pub. Oct. 1921
Notice of Hearing Upon Petition of School
Board to Have Adj acent Lands Set Off.


Whereas petition signed by Nie]s ]. Mel
son, G. H. Carr and Chas. Person, members
of the school board of school district No. %
(common), asking that the following described
lands situate in school district No. 40 (conn-
All of section 81, township Al of range 2e,
to-wit:
Northeast quarter of northeast quarter, w.
S. Foster.
West half of northeast quarter, NJ. E. Bur-
rell.
Southeast quarter of northeast quarter, Ma
koda company.
East half of northwest quarter, E. R. Van
Alstine.
Northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
Southwest quarter of northwest quarter, w.
S. Foster.
East half of southwest quarter, E. E. Rank.
Makoda company.
Northwest quarter of southeast quarter,
southwest quarter Of southwest quarter, Oscar
Berglund.
Northeast quarter of southeast quarter. w.
S. Foster.
South half of southeast quarter, E. E. Rank
mas been presented to the county board of
Mile =: Laos county, asking that said lands. be
to TO-, school district No: % (common). for the
following reasons: That the nearest school
house in district 40 is TX miles to the near
nearest point to east side of section; whereas,
there is a school within n mile from the north
side OF said section, and there are two children
hy1ng IN section 81 within n mile from
school in district % who will be compelled to
travel 3A miles to attend school in district
40 wherein the land is located: has been pre-
sented to the county board of Mile Laos coun-
ty; and the said board has appointed a time
and place for hearing thereon.
therefore,: notice is hereby given that said
pet1t1on will be heard by said board, at a
Session Session thereof, commencing on the 9TH day Of
November, A. D. 1919, at o'clock in the
afternoon at the office of the county auditor,
IN the village of Princeton, in said county. at
which time and place the said board will hear
the evidence and the arguments of all persons
interested for or against granting the PRAYER
of the petitioners D
1919. ''' o''ooer Aoen'
by order of the county board
WALTER PELTIER.
County Auditor and Ex-Officio
Clerk of Board
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Notice of Application to Vacate the Plat of
That portion of Third street lying between the
eastern boundry of ''E' street and the western
boundary of ID" street in the village of
Princeton, Mile Laos county and state OF
Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the district court of Mile Laos
county, Minnesota, at the general term there
of to be held at the county court house in
Princeton Minnesota, beginning October 21st,
1919, for the vacation of that portion OF
Third street lying between the eastern boun-
dairy of ''E street and the western boundary
of "D'' street in the village of Princeton.
county and state aforesaid, and for an order
of the court adjudging title to the south halt
of the said portion in Andrew G. ScalberR
and Albert J. Escherich, title to the west half
of the north half of said portion to Mabel
G. Shrode and title to the west half of the
north half of said portion in Myrtle Smith
all of PRINCETON, Mile Laos county and state
of Minnesota. All persons who would be
affected by the proposed vacation are hereby
required to appear at said time and enter
their objections thereto if any there be.
Dated Princeton, Minnesota, September 25th
1919.
ANDREW G. SCALBERG,
ALBERT J. ESCHERICH,
MABEL c. SHRODE.
Evan H. Peterson,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Princeton. Minnesota.
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ESTATE OF F. c. NoTTGER.
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Laos
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of F. c. Nottger
decedent.
The state of Minnesoes to the next of kin
and all persons interested in the final &C.
count and distribution of the estate of said
The representative of the above named de-
cedent, having filed in this court his final ac-
count of the administration of the estate OF
said decedent, together with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance of said
final account and for distribution of the residue
of said estate to the persons thereunto entitled
Therefore, you, and each of you, are hereby
cited and required to show cause, if any you
have, before this court at the probate court
rooms in the court house, in the village of
Princeton in the county of Mile Laos. state
of Minnesota, on the Bird day of November,
1919; at 10 o'clock a.. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness. the judge of said court, and the
seal of said court, this 9Th day of October,
1919. WIN, v, SANFORD.
Court SeaD Probate Judge.
E. L. Mcmillan,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Princeton, MINI.
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tana to make their home We all re-
greet to have them leave the neighbor-
hood, but wish them we'll wherever
they locate.
Bids Wanted.

Send in your bids for 10 cords of
sound dry maple wood and Is cords of
sound dry mixed wood to Oscar Erick-
son, clerk of school district 35, Route
l, Foreston, not later than Saturday,
October rs, 1919.
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
43-1c Oscar Erickson, Clerk.
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Total funds ......................(b) s38.55924
When the report is completed the two
amounts marked (a) should be like amounts
and the two marked (b) should be like
amounts.
Respectfully submitted this 18th day Of
September, 1919.
WALTER PELTIER,
County Auditor.
PETER SEHLIN,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
H. A. GARRISON,
Clerk District Court