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teTs maid Of honor and only at.
tendant. She wore ballerina
length. strapless gown Of yellow
net over satin With matching
stole, head band and pumps and
carried Colonial bouquet Of red
roses.
David Leonard attended the
groom an best man. The men wore
summer formal attire, white din.
ner jackets, black trousers. mar
Don ties and white boutOnnaircs
Mrs. DAVIS chose for her daugh.
ter's wedding an orchid lace for
mai with navy acceaAories. Mrs
Lindsay, mother Of the groom.
whs attiTed In a blue sheer, street
length dress with black hccesaor-
les Both mothers wore cOTsagea
Of yellow and red roses. Mrs. e.
NJ julius. sister OF the groom
wore a biege summer suit with
white accessories
4 reception was held immsdl-
atrly following the ceremony. The
house was decorated throughout
with aAsorted color roses. Rlr 10
las. carnations and fern. The
brides table laid with satin
cloth was conferred with a silver
bowl OF red roses. white cArna-
tiOns, baby'A breath and fern be-
tween silver candelabraE holding
lighted white tapera At one end
was n three TERED wedding cake
topped with the bride and groom
ornament and at the opposite end
silver punch bowl
The happy couple received many
beautiful and useful gifts
Hostesses were Miss Martha
Kay. who registered the guests.
the Mines Kenneth Mckinney.
Edward Withers and Wendell
Helm who attended the gift room
and others assisting were the
Mines Henry ID, Williams, David
Leonard, Edward Temple and
Miss Sandra Wilkinson.
Out-of.town guests were Mr.
and Mrs Adam l., Lindsay, par.
enta Of tho groom and three sons.
Anthony, Douglas and MRceo. all
Of birmingham. Ala, and Mrs
Charles NJ Julius and daughters.
Charlesta and Katuria Of Los An
gcleS. CalIf, sister and nIeces ~
the groom.
After the reception. Mr. and
Mrs Wendell Helm. IOi7 Hum
boldt Az. NJ entertained with
party In honor Of the newiyweds
Mr. and Mrs Lindsay are at
home At s0I Fremont Az. N.
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Archbishop Ritter Urges
81. Louis Catholics 10
Sock School lnfeqrofion

ST. Louis, MO- AMP Arch
bishop Joseph E. Ritter, in a pas
toral letter read in all Catholic
churches in the st. Louis archdio-
cese last week, requested the CO.
operation OF Catholics in ending
segregation in public schools by
supporting the plan Of the st.
Louis Board of Education TO put
the May II u. S. Supreme Court
decision in effect in September.
Noting the success Of integra-
ton in Catholic schools in st.
Louis since II was put into effect
in l947, the prelates letter said:
The announcement by the St
Louis Board Of Education Of the
ending of segregation in the public
schools beginning this fall deserve
the commentator and whole
hearted support of all our people.
Encouraged by your cooperation
with us in the successful integra-
ton OF races in our schools. am
confident OF your continued moral
leadership and influence with your
fellow citizens in effecting har-
moniously this assimilation In the
public school system"
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Sun WOSs

sUNNoNs
STATE OF NlNNfApTA
IneNNErIN COUNTY
ptHTUICT COURT
lipStrA wABNEMESTD
piaintiff
EDMUND gHpWuE
wAHNEMENT
Defendant
fltE STATE pF MINNESOTA W.
TnE AROvE NAMED DEFEND.
ANT
YOU EDMUND GEORGE wApNE.
MENf are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint
81 the Plaintiff In the above on
Titled action, which complaint has
been filed IN the Office 81 tho clerk
Of said District Court. at Ntnnrapo.
liza, ana state ~ Minnesota and TO
serve . copy 81 your answer 10 the
said complaint nu the nub.rFiher At
hts "rtire IN 500 Northwestern We'd.
NrRl uuiidinG Minneapolis In the
said NcuntN 81 iIsnnepin. Within
thirty tAeh days after service OF
thi- summons upon you. exclusive
~ the day ~ such service and N
YOU fail 10 answer the said com
plant within tho tlmr aforesaid
the fatntiW In this .rtlan viii
apply 60 the Court Tor the relief dr
mardrd ~ said complaint tny.tSsr
slth costs and disbursement. 81
patei June IS. 4 u. 1854
Jonas a. schwartz
Attorney fNr rtatrttfr
500 " Federal nlag
Minneapolis Ninn
,Srokssmsn, iuly so iS
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james ". Roy. 81. PavI
Resident 10 Years,
Dies sunday, July q

James Hunter Ray, reaident
Of st Paul for the past Is years.
died on July 4 after a long III
ness. at st Peters hospital.
Mr. Ray. who has no known
relatives, resided at $50 St An
thony Az Born in Paducah. Ken
lucky, November 20. 1883, he had
been In III health since i9i5.
Funeral services for Mr. Ray
were held at the Brooks Funeral
Home on Wednesday. July 7 at
2 p. m Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr..
pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist church
ofticiated. Burial was in Oak
land cemetery Brooks Funeral
Home was In charge OF the ser
viceA
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No. 1900
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION OF
LAND
STATE OF MiNNEsorA ,

- ~ r. W "iNNf'N'IN
COUNTY OF HESNErIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter 81 the application
of John X. Freeze and Dorisslla =
Freeze, husband and wife, a. Joint
tenants, 20 register the title TO the
following described real estate sit
uated In Hcnnepin County. Mime
sofa. namely.
Lots Twenty Cfo) and Twenty
one, an. Block Seven ~. Port
land Park Addition 20 Minneapo-
lIs. accordlnE TO the plat thereof
~ the Register % Deeds In and
for said County 81 IIsunepln. Ap-
plicRnts
Elmer James Morris, unknown
heirs ~ ELMER James Morris. de-
known heirs % John A rorKman
deceased. Paul Nnrland~r. ur-
known heirs - Paul Sorlandsr
deceased INan Sorlandsr IN
known heirs ~ Joan N0rlantsr
deceased and all other persons or
riEht, title, estate. lien or interest
In the real estate described IN the
application herein Defendants
rae state sf NIaHe.sta 90 The
above aawed d~frodaNtsI
You are hereby summoned and
required 90 answer The application
% tho applicant In the above On
'l''ed proceeding and 20 file your
answer % the said application IN the
office ~ the clerk % said court In
said county. within twenty f.NN
isNs after the service % this suri
mons upon YOU, sNc'usiv. 81 the
Say - such service and ~ YOU Fail
80 answer The application within
the time Aforesaid the applicants IN
this proceeding will apply 70 the
court FOR the rs'isf demanded there
In
WITNESS Phillip = Schv'IHf
Clerk - saif court ard the So
thereof A. Minneapolis IN slf
county. 'his .I,h day 81 June
n. ipft
SEAtA
rWIrIT . SCFJNIpT. clark
nv \ - Hopper Deputy
Raywo0d W Cannon
Attorney fNv Applicants
-. Palace HVIliing
Minneapolis Minnesota
Spokesman. JGly (: = lG
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH
New st. Peters Il One Year Old


on July 5th, 1858, many mem
bers and friends Of st. Peters
church were up with the sun, to
attend the early morning prayer
service, with which our dedica-
ton service began.
Today, one year later, IL might
be a good idea TO take note Of the
great progress that has been grad
ually taking place in the mean
time.
Getting off the bus at the corner
OF 4lst St. and Fourth Av. s. mo
street cars any more) you see in
large illuminated letter on the
electric Bulletin Board St
Peters AME. Church. NJ. L.
Simmons. pastor. Then follows the
announcement OF the church pro-
gram for the day in brief. This
board and many other things were
put there by a club that started
out as a temporary Clock Club ito
purchase clocks for the church,
They did such a good job, they
were given permanent status un-
Club with Mrs. Matte Young the
wide awake, lovable. president OF
the group. She has many ardent
supporters. too numerous to men
ton here You look at. but don't
walk on the beautiful green lawn,
kept so in most part fy Brother
Pitts, and II Is a delight TO see.
Nda Id
cend the steps into the sanctuary.
your eyes naturally fall on the
visitors register, while waiting
TO be invited in by the up-to-the
minute ushers
Once inside your eyes immedi-
ately go 10 the beautiful stained
glass window in the very front of
the church behind the choir stand
II Is a hfe size picture OF the
Christ, with arms extended and
the words Come Unto Me" at the
bottom. This window was placed
there BY the Mems Club
As you sit in the comfortable
pews. and look around at the
beautiful pulpit furniture, the
fihf' hAatS ilallDt anu AIlAiHr YOU
have a feeling OF wcll-being when
you know that all Of it is paid for,
all $4,000 worth Of II.
At the foot Of the steps as you
descend going 10 the basement.
you stop 10 get a cool drink at the
fountain placed there by the Lay
Organization as a memorial to
Bro James Lewis. Once inside the
kitchen, your eyes fall on a new
refrigerator, a cash gift from the
jolly Sixteen Club.
These are things that immed-
lately meet the eyes. but were you
TO be shown around by tn pastor.
or some one else who knew, you
would find numerous things which
add beauty an comfort TO This
Miracle Of Faith. the New St
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Twin City
Church NelUs

America" and This World Is
Not My Home"
We were very happy 10 welcome
Rev. and Mrs. Hodges lovely
baby, Laura Jean. for the first
time at church. Rev. and Mrs
Hodge wish to thank all those who
remembered the birth Of their
baby girl.
Just as the black and white
keys Of a piano produce better
music. so do people Of all COM
plemons make a better church,
community and nation who work
together. We see evidence each
week Of how God Is blessing us
because OF our interracial fellow
ship program. We extend our most
sincere welcome 10 all mankind 10
attend our church for Come ye,
and let US walk in the light of the
Lord"
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Mary Corrine
Davis Marries
Adam Lindsey Jr.

Before background setting OF
palms thanked on either side by
lighted tapers In seven branched
candelabra, Miss Mary Corrino
Davis, daughter Of Mrs Bessie
Davis, sOI Fremont Az, ~ and
Adam l.. Lindsay Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam l.. Lindsay Sr. Of
Birmingham. Ala, exchanged
marriage vows Friday July at
7 p. m, In the home Of the brides
mother,
Rev Henderson Reddlck read
the vows In the double ring eerc-
mony In the prcsence Of the i'm
mediate families and friends
Mrs Wally Anderson played n
prelude OF nuptihl music and also
accompanied the soloist. Mrs. WI.
liam Davis. who sang Because"
and Il Love Your Truly" pre-
csedinE the ceremony and the
Lords Prayer during the csrs-
mon accompanied by her husband
Mr. William Davis.
The bride who was given In
marriage by he brother. Ralph O.
Davis, chose baIlerina length
gown OF ehRntllly lace and satin
with fitted bodice buttoned
down the back with self covered
buttons. short sleeves and fea-
turing n sheer yoke appliqued with
lace, Jeweiled neckllne and a full
gathered skirt. Her finger tip veil
Of bridal illusion flowed from an
ivory lace cap with pearl trim.
She wore elbow length gloves.
ivory satin pumps and a single
strand Of pearls with matching
earrings.
She carried white lace hand.
kerchief, a gift from the groom.
and n white prayer book from
which fell showers Of white satin
strsamers and white strphanotia
topped by q white orchid.
Miss Mary Davis was her sis.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastor. Rev. l. e. Harris.
back from the conventionD
brought US an inspirational mes
saeg taken from the 9Th chapter
of Hebrews 9TH and 9Th verses
Theme. Wait A Minute, Don't Be
In A Hurry"
The Senior Gospel Choir and
Musicetts rendered the music.
Say II With Flowers" a beauti.
ful drama sponsored by the Senior
Gospel Choir was presented at
$50 p. m. Soul stirring and heart
felt solos were rendered by Mrs
d. Hardy, Mrs. Wilma Owens. Mr.
Willie y Hale. Mr.. Sllas Smith
and Mrs. Esther Patrick. whist
ling soloist. The Mines. Bessie
Gresham. Jennie Grissam, Addie
Smith, Anna Moody: the Misses
Grace l., Harper and Mary Howe
Organist and pianist were Mrs. l.
G. Harris and Mrs. Margaret
Scott The directress and presi-
dent Of the choir wish TO thank
everyone who participated on and
with this program.
Our auditorium was clustered
with many beautiful red roses.
gladiolas and other varieties Of
flowers. Pictures were taken with
our associate church ministers
officers. members and friends. A
bouquet Of red and yellow roses
also a bOufuet OF lovely lace and
linen handkerchief were present
ed 10 the directress. Mrs. bessie
Gresham by Mrs. Jennie Grissom
and Mrs. Betty Jackson, a gift
from the choir. Mrs. l.. c. Har-
ris was also presented with
beautiful corsage.
Al the coclusion or this inspira-
toni program. the congregation
really said II with flowers. mem.
bers. friends and visitors alike.
pinned flowers on one another de-
noting Christian love. - What a
great world this would be II we
all could live those few moments
every day Of our lives. Mrs. Sar-
an Benson, reporter.
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man &c Leota Brooks OF the u.
q. air force and other relatives.
Burial was In Crystal Lake
cemetery with Neal Funeral
Home In charge Of arrangements.
Rev. CASTOR Of Los Angeles.
nephew. Mrs Chapman and
daughter sharon OF St Louis.
AirmRn Brooks, San Antonio.
Texas Air Base, nieces. Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Ford and daughter. Mrs
Gwyncttc Brown, close friends. all
Of Milwaukee, Wis. came 10 the
city to attend the funeral
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

A fine congregation was on
hand at the morning worship,
Sunday at Border. Another fine
speaker filled the pulpit during
the absence Of Rev. c. NJ. Sexton.
Rev. Theodore Rideout, Associate
pastor Of Wesley Church was the
guest speaker He brought a won
derful message on Independence,
which was appropriate for the 4th
Of July. His scripture reading was
John 1856 In part he said that
the Declaration OF Independence
was an act Of God, from which we
have become the most powerful
free nation on earth. He said
freedom II our national heritage
but communism Is the bondage OF
sin. In the words OF Jesus. he said
that Truth shall make you free
indeed"
Being Communion Sunday, Rev.
Rideout administered the Holy
Sacrament TO the many present
Visitors were made welcome.
Next Sunday another fine
speaker will fill the pulpit, so let's
all make an effort to be present.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 3 o'clock. Last Thurs
day evening a fine group was on
hand endeavoring TO get the
spiritual food they need for true
Christian living May we count on
you next Thursday? Come TO Bor-
der. you are always welcome.
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SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
N 7 z S
By Kaye Coates
$40 MAbIe 81.
Sioux Falls, =. ID.

Great things are happening a.
round here this week end. Had the
An-states Get-Together Picnic at
Terrace Park, and loads Of folks
were there. plenty of food and
plenty Of folks make for fun, and
that we had. Very pleasant meet
ing ones old friends and making
new All went well, all small towns
In s. Oak. and Iowa were repre-
scented, while Ruth McLaurin top
ped the distance by coming from
Omaha 10 be with US. Mrs. Geo.
Vaughn looked very clipper in
her white outfit 10 take the prize
for the best dressed lady, there
was a lot Of close competition.
Those who won in the children's
games and sports were Wanda
Jean Frost. James Hildreth, Erma
Hldreth. Alg Frost. Mary
Vaughn, Evelyn Brooks, Paul
Coakley Jr. The adults winnings
went like so, Mrs All, Frost, Dan
Coates. The whole affair seemed
TO be a huge success. We proudly
take our hats off 10 the picnic
committee, and those on program.
State picnic IL to be In Mitchell
next year, B. Brooks Is chairman.
l.. Clark family have returned
home from their vacation In Mis-
sissippi. The family spent a week
in their home state, we did miss
them. and they report a fine time,
Mr.. r. c. Collins Is planning a
nice trip to N. Y TO visit the r.
Beams, and to bring them home
with them for short stay. Mr..
Collins plans 10 make many stops
enroute 10 Brooklyn. ~. Y.
All are pleased to see Mr. Mox-
ley home and hearty after spend
ing a few days in the hospital hav-
ing x-rays Monkey had planned
his vacation in Illinois before be-
coming III. so he Is spending his
days home resting Georgia Lee,
who Is the secretary and the main
wheel in the Monkey Beauty
Shoppe is enjoying vacation too.
My mother. Mrs f. Monkey Is
getting many fine greetings this
week. while she Is observing her
73rd birthday. She il employed at
the Shriver johnson Co.
John Hildreth Is doing nicely in
the Vets Hospital. with few
days home now and then. Don't
forget 10 drop him cards Of cheer,
they do mean a lot
Mr. and Mrs w Harris and
family accompanied by Mrs. j.
are vaCationing In the
these days. and we sure
envy them. and also miss them.
The f. Bargers are enjoying
house guests, from Florida. Mrs,
Barger's sister-in-iaw and a
friend More about them later.
MY Dannet IL spending her week
At Lyon Lodge. Wall Lake Scout
Camp, after being in Sioux City
FOR two weeks. hardly know the
,hild. Scouting is fun and I know
she Is happy
do miss our Connie Smith who
n mentioning in Chicago this
hummer. know the Smith family
$ lost without her.
Nice seeing Rev Bolts family
,ome together again after sharon
md Mrs. Bolts spent weeks in
Minneapolis visiting friends and
relatives. Mr. and Mrs, J. Warner
hall really miss the two OF them
they stayed with them in the
titles. Mrs. Warner Is employed
With Three Sisters in Minneapo-
Is, saw her a lot while in the
titles.
Darn sorry can't mention all
,ut OF town guests We had over
he holiday. but Il IL much too
many and too soon 10 know.
'hant ever forget my few DAYS
n the city at the Cruwder house.
md all that didn't see. Pick you
~ next time.
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FIRST COMMUNION
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Our subject this Sunday was
Christian Music" Scripture and
text Ephcsians 5l5-2O. The
theme, music Of God has power To
heal. When we sing our beloved
Christian hymns. let us mean
what we sing God looks in our
hearts when We sing.
Special music for the worship
service was furnished by Mr.. Carl
Olsen. on his aCcordian. He PLAYED
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IN MENORIAM

In memory OF Mr. Orion F..
Williams. beloved husband and
father who passed from this life
thirty 800 years ago. July 4. 1924.
Our loss Is heavens gain.
Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Car
RE Williams, daughters, Edythe
Preston Of Detroit, Mich. and Ora
McMoore. sons. Sydney l.. Will
liams, George Williams and
grandchildren.
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DrlegRte' Mrs Nina Patterson
Todd Of Chicago. delegate 10 the
district conference at Camphor
Methodist church. IL the house
CUES, Of her brother and sister in
law. Mr. and Mrs Chester W, Pat
ters0n ~ DOt Carroll Az Mrs
Todd was accompanied by two
little grand niecea, Tanya Sanders
and Linda CrlahRm, who are the
guests OF their little cousin. Ann
Patterson
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NOTICE ~ INCORPORATION

NOTICE OF INGORt'OH ALTON
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that NtVEU LAKE MOTOR, ISC
Vas Incorporated uOdet tho laws ~
tho state ~ Minnesota Oh the ist
day 81 July, 1854, that the general
nature ~ it, business IN tn buy, sell
hanEp and deal Ia automobiles
motor vehicles, trucks aifplanss
motors ana engines. new and used
and all parts aud accessories there.
81. and To- carry on any business or
trade Incidental thereto o. connect
cd thrreWith tn engage IN the I'm
nnCo business IN connection with
the safe ~ the aforesaid articles
The address ~ lts registered Of
foe II $500 East Lake street. Min
neapolls Minnesota
Tho names and addresses 81 the
Inrufprratnra are
sheldon T. karlina, gg6I Jersey
Avenue ~ Louis Farm, Minnrsott
Alan l.. sticElsr. 1907 Upton Ave
nue., n Minneapolis, Minnesota
NiCherd y. Sachs, iaSa " MINI"
haha rkwy, Minneapolis. Mlnn"-
sofa
The name. 80 addresses ~ the
firpt Hoard 81 directors are
SiI Kline and Ethel X kline.
iiso Highland rkwy., ~ raul. Min.
n~zDta
Harold uarnett aud Ann Harneti.
n1o W aHth street, ~ Louis Farm
Minnesota
dated It'UY q. 1850.
RIVER i.AKE MOTOR, INC
ny SACHS, KNRIINS, 1RpSSMAN
& kNRtiSs
is Attorneys
sAI,'S kNnijNs 0hoSsMAN .
SO Uuilders Exchange building
Minneapolis e. Minnesota
,Spokesman, juN y, 1851
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Family Visitors: Mrs. Edythe

Family Visitors: Mrs. Edythe
Preston. wife OF Rev. A. L. Pres
ton Of st. Johns AME church,
Detroit, Mich, is in the city Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Williams OF 1866 Blair Av., sis
ter and brother. Mrs. Preston was
accompanied by her four lovely
children who came to pay their
grandmother a visit.
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No SOiStH
AMENDED Mons

Y IAlF W MIN - blNAlIN
COUNTY OF uESNEptN
DISTRICT CDTRT
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
Arthur Chelstrom and SiEnr
thslstrom
Plaintiffs.
Edward sullivan. r. 4. rroPersi
and Jean I. fropersi,
Defendants
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To
TltE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS
You are hereby summoned and
required 90 serve upon plalntiffs
attorneys an Answer Co the Com
plaiut which " herewith served
upon YOU Within twenty t9eh DAYS
after service ~ this summons upon
YOU exclusive % the day ~ service
" YOU faii 90 10 80. judgement Nv
default vii he taker against YOU
for the rsilet demanded in the
Complaint
ORvttI.F 7. FREEMAN ard r.NR-
SON IOENtSGEH. GLSp9rIST'
FREEMAN q FRASER
Attorneys for riaintlffs
80 Midland Hank Building
Minneapolis l. Minnesota
DATED MAY ~ 1854
spokesman, June iS-iuly 2 lrcN
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WorshIppers u
day thrilled stained window
appears place
services opened
bsautfuI window costing
ths
arc
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Ftie No SrNlr
ORDER tON NEARING rrrITtON
rOH aDNINtsraArtoN LIMITING
TIVE ro rus CLAIMS Avn ron
NEARING ruFREo>
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNErtN
~ rEOUATE COURT
In Re Estate ~ Man Finkrlstein.
pScsdsnt
ordss tss us.rIas r.,I,,... 20,
Ietter. % Administrations
1T Is ORDERED that All persons
interested show cause. n any th~y
have. before this Court ~ Monday
July fsth. 1854 AZ c'ciN-k y "
In the Court House IN Minneapolis
Minnesota why the petition 90 Rose
ttnksls'sir. ~ NenHsFtr County
Ntnne=o'N tNr the appointment -
sidpey " Firkslststu, a. sariuis
TRAITOR h"reia fil~d should not ~
Hrartrd
OrS.r 90 ~. C,.r-. sd fer
H~srIas rAer~sa
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
Within four u'rnths from the hat~
hereof all creditors 81 saTi Derr
dent ute their claiNs ~ thi. Count
I'rOcts wlii ~ hes ~ AID claims ~.
ar,iusd and adjusted before this
Count On Monday. November -
lsst A. 10 N'ciNrk A " IN ne
court Wouse IN NInnearall, Mime
sofa
These orders shaft hr ruhlish~4
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman ana
copies walled according tN law
tCpI'lt~ SEAfA
wtTNr>SS me UON JAMES q
kFWOE. judge - Probate
Court this fa'h tAy of June
1884
ERN EST = tsG.NT
C'erk 80 Probate Crurf
Robert ks'N.r
sfh Nft'anA Rank plaw
ATTORNEY
tSp.,k r-u,An Tnly - N1N
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