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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
,Naki,1g 20 Years Of Racing
Serve Car OlvnerY Joday

TN the early days of automobile
L contests, Barney .Oldheld-out
to win every race-studied tires.
His consistent success led other
drivers to ask for tires constructed
to his specifications.
Twenty years of road and track
victories-with steady and increas-
ing demand for tires as he built them
convinced Barney Oldfeld that
these speed tests pointed the way to
better tire for everyday use.
The enthusiastic reception of Old
field Cords by the public proved he
was right. Scores of the most
prominent dealers in the country
and many thousands of car owners,
experienced in the use of tires-bear
witness by their decided preference
that Oldheld is doing bigger and
better job of tire making.
This volume, handled in an efec-
tive way in every phase of manufac-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
How Mark Twain
Wrote His Books

Describing his method of writing in
new chapter from his "Autobio-
graphy'' in the August Harpers Mag
azine, Mark Twain says:
''There has never been time in the
past thirty-fve years when my liter
airy shipyard hadn't two or more half
finished ships on the ways, neglected
and baking in the sun; generally there
have been three or four. This has an
unbusinesslike look, but it was not
purposeless, it was intentional. As
long as book would write itself,
was a faithful and interested amanu-
ensis, and my industry did not flag;
but the minute that the book tried to
shift to my head the labor of contriv-
ing it's situations, inventing it's adven-
lures and conducting its converse
tions, 1 put it away and dropped it
out of my mind. Then l examined my
unfinished properties to see if among
them there might not be one whose
interest in itself had revived, through
a couple of years restful idleness, and
was ready to take me on again as
amanuensis.
''It was by accident that / found
out that a book is pretty sure to get
tired along about the middle, and re-
fuse to go on with it's work until it's
powers and it's interests should have
been refreshed by rest and it's de-
pleted stock Of raw materials rein
forced by lapse Of time. 1t was when
I had reached the middle of Tom
Sawyer that | made this invaluable
find. At page 400 of my manuscript
the story made a sudden and deter
mined halt and refused to proceed am
other step. Day after day it still re-
fused. / was disappointed, distress
ed, and immeasurably astonished, for
/ knew quite well that the tale was
not finished, and / could not under.
stand why was not able to go on with
it. The reason was very simple my
tank had run dry; it was empty; the
stock Of materials in it was exhaust
ed; the story could not go on without
material; it could not be wrought out
of nothing. When the manuscript had
lain in pigeon-hole two years took
it out one day, and read the last chapt-
er that I had written. It was then
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
Indigestion and
Dyspepsia
Overcome

Victims of stomach trouble, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia and their allied com
plants find Tanlac an ever-ready
source of relief and comfort. Thou
sands of people have rebound the joys
of health by it's use after everything
else they tried had failed. Mrs. Anna
Pink, $40 18th Ave-, North, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, says:
"For long time had Indigestion
SO bad everything disagreed with me,
and | became so weak my husband was
alarmed. Tanlac helped me from the
very start. Ny strength and energy
have come back and now I can do all
my homework"
Tanlac helps the stomach digest the
food properly and eliminate waste.
Soon the whole system is built up, the
blood is purified and the entire body
taken on new tone, vitality and en-
ergy Get a bottle today and start on
the road to health. For sale by all
good druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
Ready for Bust
ness Anyway

A well dressed peddler cautiously
made his way into the managers Of
flee, and coughed to call attention to
himself.
"Well," said the manager, "what dc
you want?"
81 am introducing" the peddler be-
gan, ''an automatic electric hair
brush"
Cant you see I'm bald?" growled
the manager. @~-
''Your wife, perhaps"
"She's bald, too, except when she's
dressed up"
perhaps your son, sir?"
"He's one month old, and quite
bald" =
"Quite so,' said the peddler. ''Have
you a dog?" -.-....~
"Yes, a Chinese hairless poodle"
The peddler dived into another poe
ket.
"Allow me-" he said, "to show you
the latest thing in fypaper. London
Answers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
Autumn Resolutions

$50 far as health is concerned. Sept.
l IS a better date for good resolutions
than Jan. 1.
Sept. 1, or Whereabouts, marks the
end of continued warm weather and
the beginning of the season leading to
cold weather.
From this time on we face rise in
pneumonia from two to five times the
summer rate, rise in diphtheria and
scarlet fever to twice the summer
rate. This is the annual experience.
"Is this inevitable or is there any
thing that human ingenuity can devise
to stop it?
'The increase in these diseases is
unquestionably due to lowered resist
ance of the body. The average indoor
worker gets less physical exercise, is
exposed to less sunshine, and to less
stimulation of outdoor cold and breeze.
"The skin deteriorates and becomes
sensitive to fluctuations in tempera-
ture. With skin functioning below
par, it is not strange that people more
readily get under the weather.
Indoor heat produces more sick
ness than outdoor cold. Furthermore,
the opportunities for transmission of
infection are greater with the greater
building together in winter.
Facing these facts, the wiser per-
son will begin in the fall to harden
his body to meet the oncoming cold.
1t is better to begin now than in mid
winter. The person under so, unless
there is medical advice to the con-
trary, can resolve upon daily exercise,
a mile walk, jog trot, or run after ris-
ing in the morning, followed by a hot,
and then cold shower and good rub
down before breakfast.
IF this is too disconcerting, he can
at least walk a mile or two at noon
while out for lunch. Instead of MAX
ing bee line for the lunch counter,
try the long way round.
'The wiser person will wear light
underclothing and heavy overcoat.
He will live indoors in an atmo- |
sphere between IS and 70 instead of i
IS and 80. He will get at least eight |
hours sleep in a cool, airy bedroom.
He will use discretion in diet, curb |
ing his desire for the meats and sweets
that appeal to his eye and giving more |
consideration for the simple, substan-
tial vegetables and dairy products |
which are best for him. !,
IF he will do these things, he will |
feel great. He has a fine chance of
going through the winter without al
single cold"
The above is copied from the De-
troit Weekly Health Reviews.
IL the advice is followed, those who
follow it viii have fewer colds. But
there is an even greater danger that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20

they will escape. The pneumonias of
the late winter and early spring are
the aftermath of colds.
If everybody would adjust his habits
so that there would be no coryzas in
the fall and early winter, there would
be far less pneumonia later on. An
attack Of coryza is a training sprint
for the pneumonia germs. It is
through such early season training
that these germs build up the power
to bowl us over with pneumonia when
the pneumonia season opens.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20

that I made the great discovery that
when the tank runs dry you've only
to leave it alone and it will fill up
again, in time, while you are asleep
also while you are at work at other
things, and are quite unaware that
this unconscious and profitable cere-
bration, is going on. There was plen-
ty of material now, and the book went
on and finished itself without any
trouble"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20
@'These Rats Wouldn't Eat My Best
GRAIN" SAYS Fred Lamb.

cts hard to keep rats out of a
feed store. Tried for years. A neigh
boring store sold me some RAT
SNAP. It worked wonders Gather
ed up dead rats every morning.
Bought more RAT-SNAP. Haven't
a rat now They wouldn't eat my best
grain when I threw RAT-SNAP
around" Three sizes, 35 cents, IS
cents, S1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
FARRELL & KEEFE and PUBLIC
DRUG co, 9-2ts.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
SCRIlTORI ROMANI UITAT1:
v. BU1GBAC.
Oonferinta d-lui prof. N. Iorga
tinuta la Fundatiunea Carol I

D. prof. N. Iorga a tinut Viner
seara, la orele 6, III aula Funda
tlei Carol | I'm interesant curs
despre ''Scriitorii romani uitati'
vorbind de poetul bueovinear
Vasile Bumbac.
ID. hrga a reinyiat cateva pa
gini de admirable literatura ro
maneasca scrise de poetul Bum
bac i'm anil 1s67-1869.
La scriitorii acestia uitati Sc
gasesc pagini de versuri 81 proza
de 0 rara frumusete artistica, de {
llmba romaneasca impecabila $
de 0 putere 81 intelegere a vieti
romanesti, cum arareori s'a scris
81 cum nu Sc intalneste in litera
tnra noua de aclm.
Cercetand 81 rasfoind reviste
Isl ziare vechi, 81 uncle brosur
modesto, de la 1866 pana in tim
|purile noastre, istoricul litera
turii noastre gaseSte un numal
considerable de scriitori roman
nitati carl au, scris pagini minu
nate vrednice sd stea in or ce' an
ltologie de literatura romaneasca
Daca scrierile Tor an fost uitat
[de public 81 de cronicarii 81 cri
lticii literari, aceasta sc datorest
|fantului ca a lipsit o opiie pu
blica, existand nnmai ''cercur
ide admiratie mutual" unde S
decretau talente 81 scriitori, car
eel mai multi, efan impusi ADM
lratiei publice pentru merite 81 le
| gaturi streine de literatura 81 d
'darul dumnezeesc al scriitorilo
tide talent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
Renegatii de neam sunt astazi
aliatii d-lui Bratianu. Un
proaspat liberal ardelean
in lumina trecutului.

Extragem cateva passage din
tr,un articol pc care,dl Tcofil
Dragos, astazi prefect liberal al
Satmarului, il scria acum dolla
zcci Gle ami in ziarul maghiar
'Felsobanyai Hitlap'', numarul
din 5 Oetombrie 1902.
Din ell Sc ilustreaza perfect din
&c fel de nameni STA recrutat par
tizani in Ardeal dl Ion Bratianu
pentru a face asa zisale 81 indie
stnl de cunoscutele alegeri libere.
In interes,rl repntatiei mele
pcrsonale - nOtez ca O rudenie a
mea loan nragos fast deputat MI
nnmai ca fost Omul de fncre-
dere al lui Kossuth Iajos, dar
aricine care cunoaste astoria binc
site ca in timpul razboiului pen
tru independents Ungariei -(?) a
81 luptat imprdAna cll el -- in
urma trecutului istnric al fami-
liei mele va, trebui sa arat ca am
omis luminatia easel mele in
seara anivcrsarei mastered lui
+
Kosxuth din canze GU totnl ne
prevazl'tey pentr9ca in ziua acea
ingrijitorul easel mele era bolnav
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
SOARBIFI DE LIBERALI...
Dimisii din partid. - Mandat
refuZat.

: La Mare d-nii col. Cas-
tano, Dumitru Ionas, loan Cam
planu, Dir. Gh. Sim0nca 81 ma
multi fosti membri al partidulu
liberal, an declarat lpor ziarist
ca au esit din partidul liberal
pentr,tca na mai puteau suports
ter0area 81 neIegiuirile regimulu
inaugural de catre oil Bratianu.
Am arafat intr un numar tire
cut al ziarlllui nostru teroarea S
ilegalitatile deslantuite in cir.
cumscriptia Bandul de Campie
unde an fost declarat ales d.
Aurel Russu liberal.
Sc vede insa oil RusSu este ON
GU bun simt, 81 are respect fata
de legi, pentruca a refuzat man
datul. motivand ca ii este rusine
sa primeasca I'M mandat murdar..
Strajnica palma pentru liberali
dar eel de la carl s'ar pretinde
mai mutt un simt au mai putin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
D RxCHPTIE, OAR NU
INTREAGA.
ALEGERILE DE la BLAJ.
Daca nu Sc pot savirsi ilegaritati,
macar campania electorate
sd fie scandalcasa.

Daca intreg Ardealul eli drept
cuyant Sc plange Gle ilegalitatile
Slvirsite la alegerile acestea, Bla-
jul, pOate singur, trebue sd recn-
noasca, Guinea aici MI s'au in
tamplat abMuri. Ca guvernul a
voit-o aceasta, ori prefectul jude.
tulHi este ON de omenie, nevoind
sa-si pateze numele Gu ilegalitati,
nu stin,~fapt e insa, ca la alegeri
nu s'au infalnplat scandaluri
Par. canonic Ralan, candidatul
partiaului national primit
$3.50, dl Iuih Brut Hodosiu, din
partidul liberal, 149O iara ave.
rescanul DIR. Octaviap Prize abba
7a7 voturi astfel dr.. loan Balan
e fost declarat ales GU majori.
tate sdrobitpare de 1872 voturi
Daca alegerile au mers frumos
Gu atat mai imorala q fost propa
ganda elactorala, care s,a facu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

Cercetatornl atcnt va gasi in
paginele uitate, ale acestOr Scrii-
| tori modesti, dar de real talent
precum 81 in domeninl cultural 81
artistic. nesfarsite comori care ne
lau titluri din cele mai respecta.
bile de Fl i'm rindurile intai ale
popoarelor.
Alatuii de Kogalniceanu ST de
Emlnescu carr an fost mintilc
cele mai frumoase 81 mai organi-
cate ale literaturei romanesti din
veacul trecut 81 carl an lasat pa
gini stralucite de cugetare 81 de
arta in opera lor in orice domeniu
sa manifestat. alaturi de acesti
loi fruntasi, Sc poate aseza GU
lrelptate Vasile Bumbac, care a
laruit literaturei romanesti in
lnii 1867 pana la 1869 scrieri de
, rara putere 81 frumnsete lite
ara; martlria .stau, spune dl
iorga balada 'Piatra Corbului''
soemul Iniemeierea Moldovei"
'Urzirea manaStirei Sueevita's
lescrierea riului Moldova 81 ad-
nirabila ''Rugacilne'' care este
} invocatie cum M Sc intalneste
tlta III toata literature roma
leasca.
D. Iorga, citeste aceste perle
'lterare in administratiunea 81 a
)lauzele auditoriului. Aceste YER
url, dupa cum a dove7lit dl prof.
lorga, aduc O noutate. O intele-
yere a vietii, caci aceasta este
ldevarata literatura, 81 o limba
omaneasca curata 81 bogata. cum
,rareori gaSim in operile literare
Darul acesta divin de a scrie
iteratura buna romaneasca mn
)oate rodi. daca scriitorul n a
1rait lntens viata poporului no
.itru in deosebitele tinuturi.
Emmescu trait in toate me-
lille romanesti. Din Moldova lui
trecut in BucoFina. de aci Ia
5laj in Transilvania 81 apoi la
Niena care reunea pc romani din
Soate tlnuturile la studii intr'cea
ylata rntelectuala 81 culturala a
dealului de Romanie Mare. viata
'are nu mai exista i'm materiali-
Fatea Roman!ei Mari de All. Din
zvorul aeestei vieti romanesti din
ote tinuturile, Eminescu a dat
lteratirii noastre acele pagini adj
nlrablle de viata, culturala 81 Gu
setare romaneasca, care vor ra-
name nemuritoare
Avem o literature pc care n %
tim pretui in deajuns 81 rostul
lubltOrll0r dc arta 81 literature
"omaneasca este sa faca sd dea
publlcuiui nostru acele pagini mi
1nnate dar uitate ale scriitorilor
nostrl, cu carl orice literatura
5 ar mandri.
In acest scop dl prof. N. Ioroa
pregateste sub patronajul Ligei
lulturale o publicatie, care va
la marelui public, incepand char
I'm Maui, aceste pagini admira-
bile de literatura buna. Publica-
3la va purta numele ''Cartea
buna."
Finerea v'itoare Ill prof. N.
lorga va tine la ITniversitatea
!lhera, in localul Fundatiei Carol
|, a doua prelegere despre 'Scrii-
tori romani uitati' scotland la
ivea!a nn alt talent real din yea
cul trecut.
6Din "Universul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19

|din partea liberalilor Gu mijloac,
absolut nepermise ST nedemne
Beut,lri, promisinni impossible
amenintari, detragcri 81 calomni
la adresa prcotilor 81 biserici
Jau fost Ia ordinea zilei, poporu
nostrn insa, cumintit de catri
eortesii fara saflet al dr-rulu
Prize din sesinnea trecuta, M
iregat de loc la aceste insinuati
Isl votat dnpacum la dicta1
inima sa crestineasoa 81 sufletu1
| sau romanesc. In frslnte mers
| 81 de data aceasta Blajul. care
din 400 voturi abba dat sc
| (aproape toate jidovesti) liberia
| lilor 81 numai 26 falitilor avere-
scani, pc cand AL partidului
national.
| Tot asa sa intamlplat 81 la
alegerile pentru Senat, la carl
canonicul DR.. Victor Macaveiu a
ayut majoritate zdrobitoare fatl
dc candidatul Liberal DIR. Dumi-
treanu din Sard.
| Nu pot SD amintesc de data
aceasta frumOsul gest al meseria
silor din Rla.j, earl Ell totii, fara
exceptiane, all fost de partea
partidului national, ba an cutrie.
rat aprOapc toate satele candida
didatul nostru.
La Sbanchetul dat Dumineca
trecuta in cinstea parliamentary
lor alesi, al luat parte peste 2OO
de persoane 81 fost animatie
81 imsufletire, cum mai rar alt
undeva.
MI pot sa nu amintesc i'm le.
gatura ell a!egerile 0 minunati
gluma ihtamplata .pe strazile
| Blaiului.
Era intre trei 81 patru ore
dnpa pranz; lume multa pc strada
anga ce duceila CARA.
Deodata apare ,m magyar. avand
pc amandona partile cate 0 tabl;:
mare de carton cu inscriptia:
''Numai moi nu voim Gu Parti.
dull National.
Mitgarul Sc plimha tantos prin
mjlocul strazii lungi, o droaie
mare de copii dupa el 81 risete
din toate partile.
M peste multi insa vim ian
darmll cu baionetele pc pusti 81
4 provoaca pc Urechila sa de
puma tablele.
Dumnealui lee raspundea insa
ar''tardu-si copitcle picioarelo,
de dindarat. Numai ell mare
greutate l-au putut stramtori il
Jurul catedralei. despoindu-l de
lnscrlptii lndatace s'a intamplat
lnss aceasta. un strengar de copil
le reflecteazG din multime:
'Ceeace au purtat magarii =
acum poarta jandarmii''.
y toata lumea ride de Sc pra
padeste cAnd aude despre intam-
i plarea aceasta.
(Din ''yointa~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-19
Gu cine au tacut Hbera|ii
a|egeri in ArdeaI

pc moarte, astfel ca ne putand
refine pc membrii lili de familie
casa mia ramas pustie.
Cn toaf ca acum m am ocupat
numai de advoeatura, in baza
dreptului meu istoric mai sus
arafat intrncat nu ar Fl obvenit
acest eveniment neprevazut, as Fl
dat dovada chiar 81 prin ilumina.
tia easel mele stimei ce pastrez
genialitatii lui Kosa,th Lhjos.
Declaratiile d-lui Mihai Pcpovici
All a sesit de la Bucuresti dl
Mihai Popoyici, dupa ce a avut
importante intrevederi cu parti-
dele din yechiul Regat.
Intrehapdu-l despre sitaatia
.poIltlca, al MlnaI P0pOvclu ne
raspunde:
Nu vreau sa ma declar inain.
tie de hOtaririle comitetului care
.dllpacum Sc site Sc va intruni
maine. Tin sa arat 6nsa, ca toata
lumea fara exceptie condamna
.ilegalitatile savirsite de guverll
in decursul alegerilor actuale.
Char in vechiul Regat oameni
batrani carl au mai yazut multe
talegeri declara ca la alegeri fa-
cute Gu atatea fraude furturi $.
omoruri, NIL an mai asistat.
Dealtfel intrevederile mcle de
la Bucuresti All avut caracter
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and description. y;
Northern ToWnsite CO., S1a OF
SEA Of NEA NE u of
.$s Sc ~, less 2 A. of Section
Y. 81, Township 1876, Range 43
y Elijah eth O. Risberg, S1s OF
SEA- OF SEA Of SEA Of
Section 80, Township lbs.
III Range 43 $ z - y Us. .
! Rube en- L. Adams, 1 acre in
. NEA 81 SCI Of Section 3d..
Township 1856, Range 433 -
J. IL. Ransom, sWA of Isl sE 3
St. ! !! s &c ign 81 Township 49, 1Ss,
]. E Il. Ean g sWN 81 Me-,
NW1 OF SEA- OF sectiona32,
Township 156, Range 43 ---:.
r. A. Johnson, Part Of ME- Of
p n Of SEA OF Sc II Of Sec
n tion .S 81 Township l 95''',.
Julia Nelson. Unplatted part
Of sW1!l Of NWA less g
piece OF land 150x50 st. Sec.
. y. 3, Twp. 156, Range -
Jorgine Hogberg, A piece OF
land 15Ox50 IT. IN SW1z OF
NiW31 Of Section SO, Town
ship 156. Range 43
Il Nor. Townsite CO.. Unplatted
I'm part 4 OF NV Y OF SWs11zz OF
Sec. s. !: Township "a IA =,
Christian Rustad. g X OF sSW:11z
i less us II acres and Dt. q R.
81 w. of Sec. So. Township
is j, Rang -. y
81 3. "A. Johnson. 3 s. acres IS
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TOWN OF HOLT.

!. TOWN OF HOLT. "A:
Township One Hundred Fifty-s1x tloo)' i.
sIET Range FOrty-three s(43). 3S
Year for which Taxes are Delinquent lSzV
-. =, 4: 4,sEGs-% ~ * .s...g' Total
49, - oxunar .nd 4'3%& Sec tax and
y Subdivision of Section. lion peiiialt,y
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#$5 81 TOWN OF EAST VALLEY. s
III Tfxy nship one Hundred Fifty-six 1863,
& iES77#8sT Range Fortystwo (42). sSSsgS

5Ye ear for which Taxes are Delint
Name Of Owner and ss S
Sub division Of Section.
Ole christiangon !. syn So, y ct Ct
Lot vs., Sec. q ]; wv II 6 OF 1lYV.1l -
Mine Josephine Phil pson, Lot
sChas. w Foss, n " II Il at s D. 4 Lots
Hans stensrud. Lot. * o So
5j8 SWA, Sec. 4 Lots " and. 8 - .-
Hans Stensrud, Lot u Sec. 81
Margaret Martins Herb bert. Lots q u
Nh ., and &, q SVVE311zs
Margaret Martens HerberI t N &
M OF SE1I, SW u sof Sc e
Peter Kerame Lots and
Peter keramen, n II u IS So
Pellerno Land - Col Coz. IS II on
John Christ ans. Lots nd Il
John Christians, Lots Isss ana III .l
Bull sots n and B. ~ II at
|ssl w ~
~
|yYillte Il y 10
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C. Vandertunk, A. j.. Prius ana
D. b. Bake. Lot S 'tB'' ------:-:-
G.. yVandertunk, a. J. Prius and
D. b. Bake, Lot 6 :----------- -.
g. Vandertunk, A.. J. Prius and
# p. b. Bake, Lot ---- !. % J. \
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iDELINQJ I TAX LIST
Continued from Page 81
Continued from Pa

8g TOWN OF MARSH GROVE.
TOWNSHIPS One Hundred FIfty-six u56), ft
Range Forty-five as.
Year for which Taxes are Delinquent, 1920.
5sjt
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VILLAGE OF NEWFOLDEN.
~ n,,R ~1 ~ ~ Vlnvyn site. F

-, ~ > IE1#S, sE%s4% Total
Nan,a of Owner III s@~5@. -Gs tax and
and description Lot Blk. penalty
Mpls. St. P. & S. Ste Marie
Ry. Co. Sec house, 100x38s
it. in SEA- of SEA Of Sec s85
ton s. Township One Hun xs 4
dred Fifty-six (156, Range .
Forty-foury CAD ------------ 1898
NJ O. Finnestad 60. M. Skar- 55s5 81
aas) Part of SEA Of NEA, s%Ta
50x150 TT. of Section ., *.
Township 1856, Range "A - =. S5
John x. Johnson Eh -------- - y 5&. 1882
D. S. B. Johnston Land Co. ~ 5 5.3o
liver Grimstad --------------- II - lO.1o
Harry Hoberg --------=------ u s554 q l5.aI
A Karstad % S s. 3f3a 4.05
Christian O. Ophus ---------- ~
Ole p Tveda - Is 8 30.1S
(. O1e n GTyede .----- -.--- is GA
4 D. S. B. Johnston Land Co. = u So 4.0a
u d. S. 3. Johnston Land Co. II IL lO.ll
Louis Farstad ----...-.-------- 1 IA 1913
I ,oajs FaFstad - i 1S 81
Ne - HnIbert's Addition.
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VILLAGE OF HOLT.
I. Original VOwnxite. /

7 - 'Sl#1g III B&5 s 8PB Total
Sj Name $5of owner i@8 7g5 tax and
%Napd dascrin+nn s$Ss Lot, Blk. penalty
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15

Joseph BoyeSon,
Joseph Boyeson,
Joseph Boyes,o,n,
Joseph Boyesot'n.
Joseph Boyeso!n,
Joseph Boyeson
Joseph Boyeson,
Joseph .Boyeson,
G. Vandertunk,.
% D. b. Bake e, !.
G. Vandertunk,
D. B. Bake,
G. Vandertunk,
ID. b. Bake,
G.. Vandertunk,
ID. 3. Bake,
G. Wand ertunk,
Il D. b. Bake.
C. Vandertunk,
ID. B. Bake,
G. Vandertunk,
D. SB. Bake, !,
G.. Wand ertunk,
NJ D. B. Bake, {.
G. Wand ertunk,
D. B. Bake,
q. Wand ertunk,
!. D. B. Bake,
Frank w. Eric!
Frank W. Erick
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TOWN OF ECKVOLL.
81 Township One Hundred Fifty-six (15e3,
$ Range Forty (4O).
Year for which Taxes are Delinquent, 1874.
5as esEl& Totd
Name Of Owner and Sec tax and
III Subdivision Of Section ton penalty
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1902 2
|. 50. "a
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800.
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Axel Nelson, Lot 5 si-.. -. =
Axel Nelson, Lot 6 - y -.-i : I: :: =
Axel Nelson, Lot 80 : z -. y
Axel Nelson, Lot 8 s----------.--:-.-
Nels IA. Fosen, Lot s ''B'i
Nels "A. Fosen, Lott c. -
Elizabeth Risberg, Lot 6 z'' a' - -
Risberg, Lot --------
Risberg, Lot 8 "A''5s--.-
Risberg, Lot 6 -
Christian Buckland, 9NEA of sen
3d. 9
Christian Buckland. NE II Of SE7
lls5. 'F'' -.
Christian Buckland, sSE14 Of sen