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The New York herald., 1922-10-04
SUGAR ADVANCED AGAIN.

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany, the National Sugar Refining Com
pany, the Warner Sugar Refining and
other leading sugar refining companies
have advanced the price OF sugar an
other 10 points TO $40 cents a pound.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04

terested, DIR. Taylor said. In seeing that,
the legitimate handler Of grain receives.
fair price for his services as 1t is In
educating the farmer TO market his
product to the best advantage of him
self and the national welfare.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
HELP OF GRAIN TRADE.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.--Full coopera-
ton Of the grain trade with officials of
the Department of Agriculture in the
administration a Of the grain futures act
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
S. 0. OF CALIFORNIA
TO PAY BIG DIVIDEND
100 Per Cent. Stock Disburse-
ment to Be Made Dee. 30,
Company Announces.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-Declarat IN
of stock dividend of 100 per cent. is
contemplated by the Standard oil Com
pany OF California. accordins q an
announcement made by the company
here to-day.
According to plans. the announcement
said. the dividend will be paid Decem-
Der 80. 1922, to stockholders Of record
December 9. 1922.
The company is enabled to make this
dividend. it Is said. largely because of
recent rich discoveries of oil in its
Tupman. Elk Hills and Huntington
Beach, California fields.
The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Standard OIL Stocks Soar.

Standard Oil of California featured a
further sensational rise here yesterday
in the Standard Oil groups on the big
board and the curb market which car
ried Standard OF New York. Standard
of New Jersey and Vacuum OIL to new
highs. The increasing demand for the
stocks had for its basis the expectation
OF substantial stock distributions and
the belief that recapitalization plans will
be effected at no distant date to fore
stall taxation of accumulated surpluses.
In more than one quarter of the
financial community It is believed that
the possibility of new tax legislation
which may be the outcome of the
current failure OF the Federal Govern
mentis income to meet it's expenditures
will cause corporations In other In
dustries which have accumulated SUR
pluses to distribute them to their share
holders.
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First Pub. Mar. 2-3t)
Order for Hearing on Petition to
Lands on Contract.

cStite-'of Minnesota, County of Mile LacSr
<ts.l tn Probate Court. 60
In the matter of the estate of Cathrin Ben
DER, DECEASED. ~ ~
! ph reading and filing the petition of {kl
Bender, claiming to be entitled to a corh&y-
ancea. Of! certain real estate from the adffa-
fst1htor of said estate, setting forth 4f4t
Cathrin Bender, deceased, bound VIA
contract in writing to convey said real eat$te
to the said Carl Bender upon the terms ~49fd
conditions therein stated, with descripS4n
of the land to be conveyed, and the facts ul1n
which such claim to conveyance is predicated
and praying that the probate court makSrs
decree authorizing and directing the said<hp
minstrator to convey said real estate to SaEle
petitioner as the person entitled thereto. 81
terested ain aaid eaAte may appear beforeBf
oonrts MA special term thereof to be hel sa1
IaM onflayH ting 27th day OF March, A. D. f3R
|ht 10 oSlock ins the forenoon, at the pre6st
Hoffiee ins tho village ei .Milaca, in said col1ak
and oppose said petition. sA
And it is further ordered, that this ess2e
shall, be published once in each week. 80
+ three successive weeks prior to said daySsb
heading in the Princeton Union, a waad
newspaper printed and published at PrItJe
ton, in said county.
PATTI ri NA NJ Kin N.iaH. the 21st +
By the Court, ws.s
D. S. PHILLIPS, Ers - !
(Court Seal.) Judge of Probatt.s
y e Ps1 f4at Atstass lisn 10 ~ ~ !.
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Silence, fssek
Silence may be golden, but some
sxs
tim&ssit ,seems ironfeal <sa 50
- L
7'Fh h.. Oh T51.rs &C., e.
N So Nor tksge 'sForeslosutessa Sale.

Dkfad]t having ia, been made II; the payme1,tsef
the sum Of $3.50 and sinterestHclaimed totDe
due and which is due at the date of this notice
according to the terms Of a certain mortgA&e
brath, wife and husband mgortsagors, of Miae
Laos county, Minnesota;g1a F. M. Sandusly,
mortgage, of Sherbnrne county, Minnesota,
dated Februarys2 sth = 1 AsAnd recorded IN the
ot!'e Mi 2l La Las na} Of Minnesota qn
March ss4th, z191 &C. at q dAack p M, in b6ek
i Of .niortgagesszon pa&es2Ie which mortsaYe
apy bya F. IN M w S3aa2
Henry E. Milbrath Of Mile Laos county, Min,
nesota and dated February 18th, 1922, and
duly filed for record in the office f.,the
register of deeds in said Mile Laos county,
Minnesota, on March End, 1922, at o'c1aelz
a. M, in book % Of mortgages on page s4lR,
and action or proceedings at law or ot1et-
wise, having. been ipStituted to recover The
dsbtl Se .set lty1 AeA mortgage or any aart
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue, Of the power Of sale in said mortGg2e
cpntaihed 4a1lds pufs4ant to the statute in saeh
eases, the said szlort:age will be forecloseaaRy
a sale of the premises described in and ssSn,
veyed by the said mortgages, to-wit: LPts2
of block L. Rossmere's addition to the villagessRt
be made by the sheriff of said Mile Laos can9
ty at the front door Of the village hail. in"th@
village St. Princeton, Fsaid county and s4a9
or, April 122nd,5 1922; at 2 o'clock p. mage
to.pax the said debt .s35o.oo, interest orlstte
said sunny 1T sthes rate of per cent perssn
n,dinnt FROM February 18th, 1921, an attorney
fee Of $500. as provided in said mortgage
rY?l9t IL f. ka gtd tme T 5x inw one
Dated, March 7th, 1922: Il. 81
Evan H. Peterson, Assigne8
Attorney for Assignee, Us
Princeton, Minnesota. -
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i! y;..G,cJFirst pub Mar. 2-at)? 5>'~ q!
Order; for, Hearing, on Petition ,toU Convey
Lands on Contract. v

1flt IL ~ iiiii--~"-.5' iJk'ri rONA we
State of Minnesota, County Of Mile AZ! Laos
'-ss' In Probate Court. - ''' -
l,1n. the matter of the estate Of Cathrl9 Ben
= On Fading and filing the petition Of Adam
H. Bender claiming to be ent'tlsd to al Ic9a-
ministrator Of said. estate, setting forth that
Cathrin Bender, deceased, was bound by a
icontfacti in writingoto convey said real ESTATE
to the said Adam H.. Bender upon the. terms
Ind condti6ns thefeino Stated, With "a desefip-
Seon Of W2 Eat to S 3@1 5&s
predicated; and Htaying9 that the nrbhate court
make decree authorizing and directing sa Il.
Ati1{fiihistfatd I'd convey said lireal estate, to
sS fhsPe3Frx 54dsl Rsf{B fa{3
teresteh ih said restate may appear. before; TINS
S8q H B2ss9 d Say Of MafS < s. 1884,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the. RFQpa1e
office in the village Of Milacaz in said coun-
tv. and oppose said petition:
it. j. fHaRSf Sr@erf$ tasb {a's orf fer
three: sfa pEief 5dn sag d %SXeX nv
kaWsp abers pr1nDadh and Published at 'Buince-
tRf Baff g ss sf % SGRatS MIMI, of
1Fsbtua4v. As;Ra 1921 IL v(2 sd;lr+ oru%so1l
D5n *:n:j;,, I'D. y H. t9 Fn HG1isl :,uodx
rs Pn Ct $751; B5lak ATTORNEY 'R9Ff IF kE'o@{S
incts bl1Rrin ceton! Mien. yji:lvjroqsio ;:a
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s zEirst t. Pu.s .m*rs=s-st) !
Order fsr #afEnx. s. Retftion to CoR5
- lands oM Contract. I:

State s6f @Mfnnesota, County of Mile Ies
SIS. In Probate Court. ~
In the matter of the estate of Conrad Rf4
der, deceased. On reading and filing the P4ti
ton of Carl Bender. claiming to be entt3al
to a conveyance of certain real estate fron1
administrator Of said estate, setting forth TIA
Conrad Bender; deceased, was bound by a Fn
tract il fwritnE ste :taonWeN shif zeal estat5
tina Sa5lsChrl fHender. upanS t1eftenms and SSf]
dtions therein stated, with a description.S9
the land to be conveyed. and the facts YG
hnh pfakihg that the probate court mas&ess
decree authorizing; and directing the saidsssA
ministrator to convey said real estate to Bk1
petitioner as the person entitled thereto. ~
It is therefore ordered, that all persons. I.
terested in said estate may appear before I'll
court at special term thereof to be hela s,
Monday, the 9th day of March, A. D. 1922s41
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the prdhat
a6% lf top pB Ky Ia Yett;1n. 'Ac' III SD
Ard it. is further ordered, that this Oh
shall! be published in each week -
three successive weeks prior to said daFf<
hearing in the Princeton Union, a waekl
newspaper printed and published at Pr4aE
ton, in said county. "a:
Dated at Milaca, Mimi, the 22nd daFs,
February, A. D. 1922.
By the Court, re
D. S. PHILLIPS, II
(courtSeaD Judge of Probats.
Nv. &c SRoane, Attorney, -
MPrinceton, MINI. US
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High $qhpQk NamP Aqdget.

Higho$qh9Qk A@EF Aqdget. !
rssFha senieg agaziRei eanet pvt hast
ThursaaNs <:'lt contained the reeeed1
fingtyof the, elasssanb stories WrHttttMkbS
tbh GLASS. Us s9unitroo ,vteixne 5ss1g !
EbnTA@ sixzweekg TESTS EwArei gW eHola&f
|jWaety esonsIudns rotom owT .ani
k iNhe Juniors class Wis FefYi :expitad1 iaa
itssp4aW $$Greenb Sto elsmgs,'Iis5 teshe
given sten1qrRnws evening in the ehigh
school JauditoGiunn9 There will, zbeeea
matinee Friday. aftRp BON lat $3.50. }Ah1
mission a9t cents. ,Ioi1omiI is reoiffo |
Il, The lgirlst in3 thenudomesticxd SCIENCE
class iunderb the zsupervisioni 1of miss
Carey will take chapge yofr the bb0t
lunches from now ION. The: {: normal
girls swho ookscharge, are now; taking
practice teaching in the country.oE,iG,
t1lMr. Hall was cabsent! from school "a
few, days on, accounts of the death; of
his mother:< .:nil 8 ,t&N1t: ':y-t.!Ic;
We wonder what's IN It be; ;air;IxOh;
tyes; the Junior class play. Don't1niss
bit.5 Plenty of laugh plenty of psp:
One Of the best plays eyer fgiven.roBe
there. sI-rij.@: <.::A~r.@ >'n:u! -er15Hr +
hi Mr. Martinson. was out*of 5school on
Monday on account Of mness.pfcusIt
Report cards came out this week.
| No books are now being taken out
of the library, consequently more time
ought to be spent; on lessons.Y ~.
English IVris studying Arguments
ton. Wednesday four of the seniors
debated, on, proposition That Bust
ness Conditions Are Improving! Fri
|dayc the question will be 1"Should the
Bonus Bill be, Passed." . ....t5r.:>.
Stop! Look! Listen! What. for ?
Green; Stockings the junior class
play. The orchestra is .;practicing
Ijspecial music for this play. .'t<,::..
The IA, and 7=B grades, are, strug.
Cling through the Revolutionary wal
history, the. 9th grade is discussing
the LABOR ipn il r.aan|d benefits, the bust
ness ARITHMETIC 4ellasssS sostpdyingi The
aaliiqYot parts Of numbers ri -, ,,.>.I
! :;,<..,.. P'upilsi Press Committee:
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Methodist.

10 a. m.-Sunday school. You are
specially invited to the adult bible
class. -
II a. INFLOW Much Owest Thou %
GAS p. m.-Epworth league. :. ~ -.
7:3O p. m.-Special service in honor
of the Rebekah lodge members. ~Ev-
erybody is invited to this service The
orchestra will be there. Will you? =.
Thursday, 7:30-Prayer service 1t
is gratifying to find SO many interest
ed in our Thursday, evening bible stu;
dy and prayer meeting. ", - ., (, D.;
S. Ainsworth Lumb, D. D., Pastor.
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9Qrdern Liieiting, Timeato, Ellie Claims and fol
Hearing Thereon.

Hearing Thereon.
>lIt,r: ynt .1JnEJGl4A5 ,2oaUEt 9uN.:H!
sEtS s 3E S5d A e Riff; Hae
IN fRs matter q the e, estate Of Hs{ry A.
2fEs$B s Mt Sax Pez?S $?{f
Humphrey:sjt1IvE 9T9vos. adt 1ut 0dyt ,oiT,i
It is ordered that the time within which all
creditors of the above named decedent may
resent claims against his estateoin this court,
and The sane hs2Esby is nitsd e th5sG
f5a 5sN ~ shs e s gay prGBat Ne 4
at Milaea, In shid county. ;be,s and the SAME
PaSe fof i: fesrina uS6h andZ tha xarniatioh
adjustment and =alleMaqee = Of, SIGH CLAIM, as
Let notice Hereof Be -given~by the publica-
tieni Of; this order ;the! Princeton Union as
'IDated 1Febeualy: 2anda 1922: tih.:.y .: 'iq
otcoutt SEAL, aHR: ;: } }AE}:t Of Probate:
!; W. C.: poaRs: Attorney 1 H. ~ .n.:i5 |'s"
u: .3a-'" fyGI.l % bU2t huG 1HjjGliau !:
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RifectrENidence.

From relatives i Ventura county,
Ca1iforni:,::wee learn: that SLIGHT ffl fl et
HIT that :country one night last SRssads1k'
but that fno damage: was done TO fruit =:
Howeve zswe2 expect to hear; that the
price of fruit has been raised because
of it.-Wahkon Enterprise.
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FoR Exc ;i 4 ;E Hzs2o acres acre. ! one e
mile: s?ptf + Sf HrIiqpsestep|' en1! Scenic l;;
fenced, balance in cultivation, wells,
pure water, good 10-room brick
house, full basement, frame addition,
outbYildings. This is the farm for
scorn, hogs~and 3scatte? The location
IS n1itip the land.is level, free hrona
waste, rock .]grayef, stumps andsfeul
weeds. Is the right place for the far
mer .With,grownpp boys to help, Will
take III Exchange :; a small farm priced
right and will give long time on the
difference, based on a low price for
mine. Here's big bargain for some
one. Write J. J. Skahen, 331 Palace
Bdgs Minnsepe'lliss Mimi in ~ stlstfe>
y. "A Z, = u Ex.5f 49,
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~ ,4FOR SALE-Grimm's alfalfa seed.
fhis seed has been grown in this state
f f5a 80 years and has been grown sue
5aessfully on my farm for ~ years. l
Iiave limited amount of PAST seasons
seed that I am closing out at 81 cents.
Der pound. Order direct.pr leaW order
1T Princeton Stats, bank. J&R Crafty
a.,
princeton, MINI. lip
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st%TOR SALE-Two registered white
Shorthorn sires, six months old; one
red and white sire, two weeks old, Of
milking Shorthorn strain. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Also nine
Head grade shorthorn cows, .baifers
: Coming fresh in April and May. F. w.
Parks, Route 4, Princeton; I. phone
sRF111, 10-4p
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'.2oi|,od First Pub. Mar Mar 2r$t> n sy,.Y,>
Order for Hearing On z, Petition to Convey

State Of Minnesota Minnesota County ofa Mile 5Laes.
r. ths stter # the esats Of Conrad r. Bs
= On te2dins and fling the p etiti9pg q of Ad 5%
v1e:y5ance1 Of certain real estate fron the ad-
Conrad Bender, deceased, bound BY! "a
contract in writing to -conveYDsaid real estate
to the said Adam H. Bender upon the terms
ton Of the land to be conveyed; and tha facts
upb6h which SUCH clait4 Stoo conveyance ils pre-
&se 32e snS p6GsstS
said administrator to convey, said, real estate
TO- said petitioner as the person entitled there
~ - upi2E'-3}D oGt vi .tnItI, o. f!!.I
IuIt is therefore ordered that all persons inter
estted in said estate may appear before this
court, at aospecal terra thereof to be heidi On
Monday, the. 2zth day of March. a. D; 1922,
Iat ID o'clock iii the forenoohD 1t the prohate
saS o5 P ee ss psatd N"se in s"'3 afsqHy
niAnd st vis further ,ordereaa that dthie order
fEree sdccessfvd weeK5 prior o Said da of
t tes Sfn ss$ at Es5
t6h' iii said oounty.w on0i aV al vItsnoa =.
Bats2 81 M3?G isx1 Mimi the ?2qA day q
,o',o4l"o f'9''' D! s. PHf fE;ffffPisso a;'
E1Htp6urt sealyd boonuJud&e Of sPrqbate,,
wn g. P ffiRSltoh .s4 M2SS. 50" 7vod odw
Two 'i9!ii ITil jUG ~ .yi;!ff i,ri 81 u, -
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Order. Limiting Time to File Claims an and for
i1l"'l o':ft Hearing Thereon. - '1?'''

" y Hearing InereoH.
81" EsrA Ai* Of 4 WEALTHY 4. HyMRHREY "
- State Of zMinn@o ta,' County iof Mile Lacs'
fF the s df9f TIE estate Of w@althyA,
Letters Of administration this day having
been granted to Maud M. Holbrook and C Clar-
It is ordered that the time within which
all ereditGtof the above named aeeeasht may
be, and the same hereby is, limited to three
months from and AFTER the date hes cea and
that Monday, the 10Th day. of May, 1922, at 10
o'clock a. M, in the probate court rooms at
Milaca, in s.iit:eounty::be:;:sndthe same here,
place for hearing sdpJhI Ianf the examination.
@ end th Of such s SaS
flo Let notice hereof he given by the publica
ton Of this order in tie Princeton in Union as
Dated February 22nd, 1922. r.nxs sr71Y
W. court SeaE)H 2I&IG Judge Of Probate.
'" = Do1 Pr;nc ad,'nt MINI. i:iE!Tz@ ''
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< TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AG02ra X
Sk SSk XIX <Ax3sE XIX X X X XXX X xxx xxx y


The long delayed a g{56aiit9 3stt:f over The
if location ii IF the fourth hospital for the
insane hSain is finished And, as was expected,
Anoka lost it,, -.---,--- .-
Long as it has seemed to tbs l':s,i l 1l
patient public and costly as it has
BEEN to the ItaHpayers, TIE session OF
The Siegislature is only d LITTLE more
than half over. ::
Louis Johnson and Christina Swan
tson,-botl, of Greenbush, were married
by Rev. Ingebretson on March g.. : !
Duncan Taylor was, stricken + with
paralysis last week and is under the
doctors care. !; ~ 4 XII ). ::
The warm weather which has been
at work on the snow during the past
week will give the farmers considera-
BILE trouble in travelling. The roads
are full Of chuck holes caused. by the
thaw. r. x <,. = -. * 4. y. Z. ! i /
By special request T. H. Galley has
consented. to tell US at the Congrega-
[tional church next Sunday evening
something about his recent: trip TO
Mexico, =
Nj. 3 and Mrs: 7: i: Galley have re-
turned from their Mexican tour our: Both
enjoyed the h, trip. -, =. .,....: !:
q The t"sons of the. old sod. will give
dance at Jesmer's opera house on
Est. Patrick's day; in the evening. +,
Z A *daughtef was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. 1ngebretson on March 5. ::
J.J. Parsons, the newlyelected may
For of F'oreston, was in Princeton yes
ASAAst
The secretary Of the interior has
nVerdua. an t1uities IT It ot-i acs
fChiptppeesw7a Indians. It win amo1fnit tt
about $50 per capita.
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Swedish Lutheran.

In Zimmerman, Sunday seh8ol' at 10
a, NJ; morning services in Swedish at
II a. m. :. - )l@' -. -,
In Princeton, Sunday school at 2 p.
M; English service at 8 p: ma ~ 2tt' T.
Luther league in PRINCETON tomor-
row night at church.
- Ladies' Aid Of Greenbushsssmeets on or.
Thursday a ftefnoorf, s-Marchs 46 with
Mrs. L. r. Reinard.
~ N. A. Almer, Pastor.
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Citation ' for Gfflarihr on Petition ID Sell,
y uui7c, MeEt&age|s or Lease Land. un;;sy.,

~ itt'' 1LtF@SAteS0ASic> I?.@TFI~ ttttJSiI
ESTATE OF CONRAD BENDER; .,fF7
State Of Minnesota MINIS County q Mile Laos:
II the attfr Gf the state Ct f2nFaqi Rfn~
Id Ths 81 ftsts Of e sss ts s at
tain lands belongineEto said idecedenti jJiovs
Th pft9R Fl Gs Be dstS a az
S M t ssa se s psst ssd
estate ana Of all interested: thernih that
fsr 81 5 aaqs d {aA f afii 9f
%o Tf"9 9SerefeFe se y91. and Of
so ay So nsf9S{ this S SGHEt TN
thS SS S "a # MsSff 1sSS ct 10 ssSa
rp W Rs sfaR R2 5aa&e Of sa8 uq
heal Of lsaidl COURT this 22nb day. Of February
h1G27;*;a IF npes ,RHlnH1Bs!,: riedt
4Gqgt 5 Sss4l! OF Raf Of Rf'Bste & f2PFt
II, t. !Aetorney rfore pettioneE. Of se,21,n2
'1 Z00 2 }Firs ft :Pu5 FFgb '' g8-stjo ''"9'aHd
{th919A 70 sHERtffiF''s SAL Es'l::na1 '1i&
State Of i9&IsH'diaii$ Mile rz as:9
ReaYe7 }Gg}H 9 f;A GfpRa}Px FIJI CIT
lPrdncetoni Roiler; MiAsi oGorpofatioss .nctf
A5tEee RS Il RsasB; t,,vh that of ,a
E 5s% zsa Easd o ana ks
Court; Seventh Judicial District State pf Min
8 8S sRa th SssRfS St %s aai
aez # Re%vsa Sas 6s1ton
tN1iis, aft(orporatdoh Yib tl1aveIfed9d UPON the
3B{Rs $s5fFRfa zeal II r3Rffty q d fs1 IS
4ots 70 and =, Eaqek Pc gstst;a sea9pd ! I'd
ta4 PROPERTY 'aescr ibed las" follows, ntp:wit:
Es Hg da} R2R 6 h
ENorthern Railway comp any and the south line
qf 3a SFee axndsd west II the 1ase
s 81 s hSt Of dt asS
feet.;to lthe northwe y corner tsaet
Of lard hereby bounded thence s2steriy Ht
angles and II parallel to said right Of waay HE
distance of "a feet; thence westerly at right
80 feet to said right Of way line; thence
tance. Of 81 feet to the place s Beginning at
1.-The! notthhest' corner of said tract ito be
se%Rq59 fSa aff Ss BENG Rf7t 81 III
And that I shall on Saturday, the 18th day Of
fMarch,E Al D., 1922? atitheshour Of 10 totcboeR
e 7aa aaE a5 TIE %sd dreat So9E Fl $he
in 0the Village, of MilaH9 !ine said county ano
e Estate proceed to sell all right, title and in
terest Z III the above fHanled Princeton Role
M SrGB Ba sRf IT'D 5Sde aR&n
= hand costs, amounting to- twa hundred ,twenty
wS and s51He aGllasg tG&sthss Nth FL e.
per Cent per annain, at public Auction. L
i the highest. hihderl for: cash: Gas42ag ssW
E>q1t.j" l.2i;o sherif Mile Haes County.
! 'i Piaintiff's Attorney, " 's'2e'24>'
jJi::H e.; ,VlMilaca,; Mimi ,5.y3Hu y! i.
Dated at Milaca, Minnesota. this 26th da
Iof January, A. D. 1922. .'''i. '''' -
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two screened porches, cheap for cash.
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,S}W ANTED-Co girl to as
.sist with general Homework on farm.
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sc per week. Mrs. Elmer A. Hayes,
Blower, Minn., R. f. D. Gap
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me, tire carriery rim, tail light; and
license number, 1885. Finder leave
:at Odin Odegard's garage for reward.
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returned, when building contract is executed.
when-said school hoard does not ACCEPT the
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that Mondayathe 26th day Of August 1s22, ct
Fine village dfj Afilaca in said county; be.s and
thet same hereby is. fixed and appointed as the
time time and place for hearing Upon and The exam
claims as shall be Presented within the Tine
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n.Let n9tife hereof Be given by the publication
Dated February 9th. 1922. .'''- ~ ''''A
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