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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27
NOTICE OF PETITION TO EXTEND
DRAINS AND CONSTRUCT NEW
DRAINS AND OF SUPPLEMENT-
AL ASSESSMENTS ThEREFof.

State of Wisconsin-Circult Court
for Wood County.
In the matter of the Kert Creek
Drainage District.
TO ALL PARTIES INTERESTED:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that
Detition and report has been filed n
said court in the above entitled M
ter stating in substance:
GD That the owners Of one-ten 7
and more than one-tenth of the lands
in said Kert Creek Drainage District
have petitioned the commissioners OF
said district to extend existing dra rs
of said district and to lay out and cen
struct new drains therein, and
~. That, after a thorough exam
nation of the bitches and the plan
and scheme of drainage of that drain
aoa district, said commissioners have
become and are Of the opinion that
the plan and scheme Of drainage OF
said district are and will be insufficient
to effect thorough drainage OF Saio
district, for the purposes IN Section
1871 of the statute Of Wisconsin
set forth, and
(3) That present drains should DC
extended and additional drains should
be dug, specifications for which new
drains and extensions are in SAID re
port and petition contained, and
(4. That the cost of constructor
already assessed together with tn
cost Of construction by them proposed
will not exceed the benefits alread!
assessed and confirmed by the court
and,
(5). That the following is the de
scription Of the proposed new WorI
in said petition prayed for.
Lateral A. the center line OF whlcI
is described as follows, begin 1864 fee
east and 50 feet south of the north
west corner of section "a, TownshI
q North of Range East, thence ives
298l feet to lateral ditch No 5, ID
vision C.
Lateral B. the center line of whic
Is described as follows, begin 90 fee
south and so feet west Of the NORTH
west corner Of section "a, Townshi
% North of Range 3 East, theme
north 1886 feet, thence west 125
feet, said ditch to discharge into lat
eral A. above described.
Lateral c., the center line OF whic
is described as follows, begin 1880 fee
west and so feet south Of the quartz
corner between sections Il and =
Township % North Of Range 3 Eas
thence south 264O feet to Division
Township u North of Range 2 Eas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27
SIGEL

Mrs. Anna Johnson spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Rapids. a guest of Mrs. J. NJ.
Worlund.
Walter Berg Of Grand Rapids
is spending the week with his
grandparents here.
Eris Jacobson Of Newwood is
spending the week in our midst.
Mrs. Dave Sharkey of Grand
Rapids spent the first part of the
week at the 0. Hollstrum home.
Eric Grundeen of Ashland is
spending the week with relatives
here.
Ed. Verhulst shipped a carload
of hay to Stevens Point last week
which he had sold to Greene Bro
theirs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27
Ditch.

Ditch.
Lateral D, the center line of which is
is desc .ibed as follows, begin 1850 feet
west and 50 feet so nth Of the quarter
corner between sections 81 and q,
Township % North Of Range 3 East,
thence west 1900 feet to connect with
the upper end of lateral c above de-
scribed.
La = E, the center line Of which
de ,>ri1ed as follows, begin 1900 feet
Isl nj 50 feet south OF the quarter
m. hctween sections 80 and "a,
: W. III, % North Of Range 2 East,
,.enee o2st 540O feet to the main out
let C tie Kert Greek Drainage Dis
.-rjct.
Lateral F, the center line of which
: described as follows, begin 300 feet
west and so feet south of the quarter
~or~2. between sections 33 and "a,
15wa.hip % North of Range 2 East,
thence west 3470 feet, thence south
243O feet, thence south forty-five de-
grees east 270 feet to lateral ditch No,
/ Division B,
Lateral G, the center line Of which
is described as follows, begin so feet
east of the center of Section 5, Town.
ship q North of Range East, thence
north parallel to the quarter line OF
said section 5, 1900 feet to the high
land.
Lateral H, begin on section 3 Of Di-
vision B, SO feet west of the west
eighth line of Section 8, extend thence
north SO feet west of the eighth line
to the south eighth line of Section D.
Construct the extension OF lateral
ditch 2, Division B, the center line OF
which is described as follows, begT
at the west end of lateral 2, Division
B. thence west so feet south Of the
quarter line of Sections and 6, Town
ship q North of Range 2 East, to the
center Of said Section +, each ana al
of said above described bitches shall
have a bottom width of eight feet,
depth of eight feet and side slopes o
one to one except in case in the up
per parts of said bitches rock IS foun'
, at less depth than eight feet, that Il
; the discretion Of the commissioner
and their engineer if they are salts
, fed that as good drainage can be OBJ
. tanned thereby said bitches need onl,
, go down to the rock,
(6). That the following is SEIZED
ule of the benefits heretofore assess
, ed, the assessments for construction
t heretofore made, the assessments TO
r construction by the commissioners o
), said district assessed for constructed
:. of said supplemental work and tn
damages awarded therefor,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

and Knife River, while enroute
to Burdette, Mimi, where they
have secured employment.
Mrs. Andrew Palm and Miss
Anna Holstrum Of Port Edwards
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with relatives here.
Sam Ericsson and Simeon Wor-
lund shipped a car load of hay
to Racine last week.
Walter Beck returned home
the latter part of the week from
Camp Grant where he has been
stationed for some time in the
service.
August Althouse of New Rome
was a business caller here one
day last week.
Martin Bleak brought some
cattle to yBlenker on Saturday
which he had sold to party
there.
Frank Radtke and Pete Bros
toWitz accompanied by Ed. Klap-
pa of Grand Rapids departed on
Tuesday last for North Dakota,
where they will be employed for
some time.
Mrs. G. Hoogersteger has ar
rived home from Sheboygan,
where she has been a guest of
relatives for few days.
John jacobson has returned
from Merrill where he has been
employed for some time.
Mrs. John NJ. Worlund left for
her home in Grand Rapids on
Tuesday after spending a few
lays here with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Ulfres.
Mrs. Title Bernicke and little
laughter went down to NekOO-
sd on Saturday to spend a few
days with friends.
Eric Grundeen left on Wednes-
day for MS home in Ashland af-
ter a pleasant weeks visit with
friends here.
John and Eric jacobson have
purchased two forties in the
town Of Sherry.
Misses Katie and Marie Bue-
tyn Of Sheboygan are guests at
the Andrew Buetyn home.
Edwin Berg was a business
caller at Vesper on Saturday.
1t is reported that Adolph Yes
kie has sold his farm to Mr..
Hocksema Of Sheboygan.
A brand new baby arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Bleak last week.
Mrs. Emily B. Peterson is
spending a few days with Grand
Rapids relatives.
Mrs. Frank Kraus departed
on Monday for Chiffon where she
was called by the illness Of her
mother Mrs. Kleckner.
Oscar Larson departed on
Monday for lola where he will
spend a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. o. Holstrum entertained
the Ladies Aid at her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Eric Berg was a business call
er at Rudolph on Monday.
John Swenson is reported to
be quite sick.
Frank Kraus, Arthur and AL
got Burgeson and David Ander-
son left on Tuesday morning for
where they will saw
lumber.
Leander NOrdstrum and Miss
Anna Nordstrum went down 10
Port Edwards on Monday where
hey will visit with relatives for
} few days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

WANTED A good, steady,
gentlenanly salesman to handle
Wards wagon in Wood county.
No experience needed. For full
particulars write promptly to
DR.. Wards Medical Company,
Winona, Minnesota. Establish
ed 1856. 6tw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

| will tell the cheerful tale instead
of the sorrowful tale.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

Which said petition prays that said
commissioners be authorized and di-
rected to construct the new bitches in
said petition reported to be necessary
and to extend present drains in said
district as therein reported to be ne
cessary, and that the court confirm
that report and all specifications there
IN reported and all assessments for
construction of said new and extend
ed work therein reported to be ne
cessary.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27

said petitiin will be heard before said
court at the Court House in the City
of Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wis
consin, April 10, 1919 at 1000 o'clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard
Dated April "a, 1919.
Anton Brost,
VIM H. Bowden,
J. Q. Daniels,
Commissioners of said Drainage
District.
B. NJ. Vaughan, Attorney for Com.
missioners, P. o. Grand Rapids, Wis
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
LOCAL NOTES

Miss Astella Achuremperlin returned
to her home in Mankato after pleasant
visit at the George Marti and E. Hag-
berg homes visit.
Mrs Fred Landwehr and daughter,
Marie of Elgin, Ill.,, are visiting with the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Kirsch.
They will be here for about two weeks.
The Herman Sisters enjoyed a social
evening at Gebser's Hall last Sunday
evening. 800" formed the evenings
entertainment A luncheon was served
and all had a good time.
Next Sunday Mate Clarence Hess will
deliver lecture at the Congregational
church on his experiences on board the
U. S. S. Texas. The lecture will be
accompanied by steriopticon slides. The
public is invited to attend.
Jos. Schnobrich of Cottonwood town
ship is convalescing from an operation
performed recently. Some true friends
and neighbors proved their worth one
day when they visited the Schnobrich
home and then got busy at the wood pile
and did not cease until all the wood was
ready for the stove.
Mrs. Barbara Schnobrich, mother of
the late Arthur Schnobrich, of Sleepy
Eye received word last week that her
son was buried at the American cemetery
at Souilley, Muese, France. In part the
letter says, "You will be comforted in
knowing that his body has been recovered
that it lies buried in spot which is under
our care and control, and there will be
no danger of it's loss or neglect"
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ranweiler received
a letter last week from their son, Sergt.
Henry M. Ranweiler who is with the
A. E. F. in France, in which he informs
them that he expects to be home soon.
His letter was written January 18th and
Z he said that the Candidate School which
he was attending would close on the 18th
and he expected that after that he would
be sent home, so possibly he is on his
way now Henry has been attending
school ever since he entered the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranweiler also received a
letter from their nephew, Mechanic
Harry Brand, who arrived in the states
on January 9th and is now stationed at
Camp Merritt, N. J. He expects to be
mustered out at Camp Dodge and to be
back in New Ulm by February 5th. His
brother Edward A. Brand is located at
Trever, Germany, and wrote recently that
he likes Germany great d cal better
than France.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Miss Annie Graf has returned to her
home in Lamberton after a three weeks
stay at one of the local hospitals.
DR.. Fred F. Kramer of Faribault
presided at the morning services in the
St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday
County Commissioner Herman Polkow
Of Springfield attended to business mat
tiers here last Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Joseph Weltsch and family who former
ly resided on farm near Morgan, Mimi,
have removed to farm near this city.
Mrs. M. Sontag has returned to her
home in Essig, after convalescing at
local hospital following an attack of
influenza
Mrs. John B. Wersal and daughter,
Elizabeth, from Sleepy Eye spent several
days last week visiting with the former
son, Ed, in this city.
Isador 'Wallner who recently under,
went an operation at one of the loca'
hospitals is recovering rapidly and has
been able to leave the hospital
/ Mrs A. J. Goblirsch returned to he1
home in Golden the latter part of last
| week after visit at the home of hel
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. Welter.
Mrs. Wesley Miller is making a visit
with relatives and friends in Mankato
Mr.. Miller and son Walter have left fol
Montana. where they will look after
land interests.
Chas. Carlson left the Union hospita
| last week and returned to his home il
Cornish. He had been confined to the
hospital the last six weeks convalescine
from severe illness.
Frank Schmitt, son of Mr. and Mrs
Christ Schmitt who has been in training
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, was muster.
! ed out of the service and returned to his
home in this city last week
Mrs. G. N. Drew of Buffalo is spending
several weeks at the home of her parents
Supt. and Mrs H. C. Hess. Mrs. Drew
came to see her brother Clarence who
returned from the service last week. She
will visit with friends in Springfield and
St. James before returning home.
Sunday evening a group Of friends
agreea5ly surprised George Fesenmaier at
his home, the occasion being his birthday
anniversary The guests amused them
selves at $500 and prizes we e awarded
as follows: Gents high, Fred Weyhe;
gents low, Albert Boettger; ladies high,
Mrs. AL. Boettger; ladies low, Mrs.
Otto Schneider. A delicious luncheon
was served and all enjoyed a pleasant
r & !.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Miss Mary Goblirsch has returned to
her ONE in Wabasso after visiting several
days at tie John Zischka home.
Mrs. A. p. Bigot and daughter Monica
nave returned to their home in Spring
field after a several days visit with
relatives here.
III G. =. Morris On of ST. Paul was visitor
this week in New Ulm, making an inspec-
ton Of the monotype equipment at the
RerieW office
Myrtle Alvin was surprised by eight
of her girl friends last Friday evening on
the occasion of her fifteenth birthday.
The young hostess saw to it that her
guests all had pleasant time.
The latter part of last week Ole Haugen
of the village Of Hanska received the sad
intelligence that his oldest son, Oscar
Haugen, had been killed in action on the
18th Of October. The fallen son enlisted
in the army in 1916 and served thru the
Mexican campaign. After we became
involved in the world war he again
Joined the colors Of his country in the
early spring of 1917 and saw a great deal
of training and service. He is the third
lad from the village Of Hanska to lose
his life while in action in the Army Of
Democracy Z while two have died at
military hospitals.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Vim. Hermann Of the RevieaU force
spent Sunday visiting with friends in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Stolz and daughter Of Nicol-
let visited with relatives in New Ulm
during the week.
Rev. F. B. Madsen from Minneapolis
conducted the services at the Congre-
gational church Sunday. a
A. j. Esser OF Esser Bros, was in
Chicago the early part of last week
attending to business matters.
1 Mrs. j. C. Rothenberg arrived here
Monday for visit at the Doehne home
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Orth from Alberta
Canada visited in New Ulm last week.
They are old time residents Of Brown
county.
Oscar Drummer from st. James who was
recently discharged from the service
visited with rela Ella anu llleiios iiei
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hillesheim have
returned to their home in Sleepy Eye
after ! pleasant visit with local rela-
tlyes.
r. DR.. IA. C. Edmiston returned from
Faribault Sunday. He attended the
Southern Minnesota osteopathic conven-
ton held there.
County Atty Al. Freaer eric Is nov I
located N tne coure house - nas ii 30
ao,,-+ h++,- Erodoriclxson was formerly
,aaa+od !, ~ weisepr block
: $500 y IA. '@
4 Atty. Albert her Flor mas leased o.,
rooms above the Emil MeC '1.l oio.n,
ing store, formerly USED py tne nurai
Telephone company. He was previousiy
located in the ottomeyer DOCK.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

LOST. Ladies black MORE bag con
tanning two bank books, some money
and other articles. Return to Review
office for reward. Adv.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

The Christian Mothers Society of the
Catholic church will give card part
Tuesday evening, February 18th at the
school house, beginning at o'clock
Lunch will be served. Everybody is
cordially invited. ADV.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05
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FOR SALE: Room brick house,
good barn, good well. on So. MINI. St,
Also other property For informa-
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Adv. 47tf.
FOR SALE. Registered Short Horn
Bull. Two years old. Papers fur
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2, Sleepy Eye, MINI. Adv. 4-G
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-15
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
SECCION PRIMERA

Elena Rivera, Julio Pavon Ca
rrasquillo, Gabino Rodriguez Y
Pedro Espina, ex-parte, por do
mimic. Sc orden6 que todos es-
tos casos pasen al Fiscal.
Eladia Calder6n, viuda de Bay
ley, ex-parte, por declaratoria
de herederos. Sc declare lnicos
v universities herederos de Juan
Jose Bayley Sajedo a sus hijos
legitimos, Manuel de JESUS y Mes
tor Alfonso Bayley Calder6n y la
viuda en- la quota usufructuoria
que lie cOncede la Ley.
Carmen Gago Santiago VS.. Pas
cual Pumarejo, por divorcio. Sc
declare con lugar la ~demanda y
las costas al demandado, Y los
hijos habidos en- el matrimoniC
bajo la patria pOtestad Gle la ma
DIRE.
Sebastian Flores Rodriguez, ex.
parte, por aprobaci6n de opera
clones. ViSto ell case ell Tribunal
Sc resolvi6 la resolution.
Pedro Orraca Fernandez, ex
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UNA DE TANTAS

Contemplan 10 desde ccrca cl dc.
ScnvolvimIento democratico en- cS-
ia joven repnbIica. que Sobre las
cumbrcS de has Allegheny y dc
las ROcallosas Sc levanta majcStuo
Samentc como Simbolo Gle la igual
dad V de la .usticia. emanentes
de su magma constitution, on la
que Sc lccn estaS hcrmoSaS pala-
bras: "All men are created
equal" he podidO yer con pcna
como en- eSta Repnblica modelO
Sc cometen barbaridades, hijaS
quizas del vertigo que produce Ia
altura, de su inexperienced co
mo nacion joven.
Ne reficro a la franca V decidi-
da actuaci6n dc los T.. L.. de a.
con reSpectO a los IndioS. haitian
tcs del iiltimO pedazo de terra
americana.
Los Indios, legitimos poScedo.
res del nuevo continente. pristi-
ma raza que turbara la dormida
sOledad de estos parajes. V vas
tagos infelices de aqueIIa noble
estirpe de "pieles rojas" que tan
to defendieron un pcdazO de tie
ira para instalar una patria, son
hoy, Ell pleno siglo veintc, cxpul-
sadoS. no de una manera diplo-
matica. SinO directa. dc Ia terra
natal dOnde deScanSan los vene-
rabies restos de .sus antccesOrcs.
Ellos los que, aliStados obligatoria
mente, defendicron la bandera
cOnstelada, V contribuyeron con
su dinerO para los emprestitOS.
son privados del derecho de gen.
ties Y expulsados miserablemente
de sus. propioS dominios.
Mathew X. Sniffen. presiden'
te de la association del derechO
de los lndios, dice, con respecto
a este aslInto, en- el Evening
Bulletin" de Filadelfia: "Aun
que sus suscripciones al empires.
| tito flleron de mas de veinte mi
lllones de pesos y cerca dc cien
mil hombres sirvieron EN- Ia ma
rina Y en- el ejercito en- la pre-
sente guerra, la mayoria de los
lndios son privados de los dere.
chos democraticos por los cuales
ieombatieron.
BoRICUA
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g. a. |z;iZIiiBurialgMZa,

parte, por dominic. El Tribunal
tiene al prOmOvente por deslstido
de los dos casos de dominic y
orden0 el archivo de los mismoS.
Pedro Gambia Cordova VS.. Ar
turo sTrias V otro, por liquidation
Gle sociedad. Sc lie concedieron al
taquigrafo veinte dias para la
transcription del record :"
Basilio Milan Y otro VS.. Suce-
sores de Manuel M. Garcia V otro,
por cobro de dinero. Sc aprob6 la
estipulaci6n de las parties para
que el demandante tenga hasta ell
dia veinte para presentar las
cuentas.
Teodoro Quinones Acevedo, ex-
parte, por dominic. Sc orden6 que
por ell Secretario Sc autorice nue.
va citaci0n a los anteriores due
nos en- edictos que Sc publicaran.
Bartolo Fontanet Mayor, ex-
parte, administration judicial. Sc
nombr0 administrator judicial
| provisional de los bienes dejados
por don Jaime Fontanet, al peti.
cionario, previa fianza por $4,000
y que Sc notifique al Fiscal en- re
presentation Gle ausentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-15
De SABANA GRANDE

Con gran solemnidad ) concurrence -
verifcose en- nuestra iRlesia caf6lica
la fiesta en- honor De Ia Purisima Con
copcion. Fl panegirieo esfuvo q car
go de, elocuente orador sarraio Pa.
DIRE Garcia Alvarez
IIicieron su primera communion Ia
Iliias dc Maria del Sagrado Cora
zon de Jesus inhnidad he almas ~
bles que sustentan ideales catdliras
A las ; meiia dc u tarde ecridr6
Sc Ia gran procession. orgauizada nsi
In Santa Cruz. Estaudarts dci Ni
no Jesus. las Hijas he Maria nunie
rosos estandartes. siguiendo una euor
me concurrencia. Ia procession rcco.
rri6 las Gales De San Isidro. Baldo
rioty. Mariana Quinones , Barbosa
Dcsputs dc terminar. IL multitud
Sc desparram6 en- Ia iglesia. sienio IN
sufcicntos las navcs del temple rsrf
dar cabida a todos.
Desdc cl pdpito. Fl Padre Garcia e.
dirigio a los feligreses. pronuneiansla
un hermoso discurso. examinando 81
comentando con gran eiocueneia ipa
preceptos De nucstra religion.
--IIa salido para San Juan uucatrn
ilustre y estimado Padre Garcia Al
varez. A nuestro distiuruido amigo
le lieva el proposito De asistir = o..
ejercicios espirituales que 20 celehra
ran en- 81 Obispado.
~ Correspsusai.
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