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r-- mm wV* vAinii SrF £$ I 8 E E N I"-?* Tkmrviay, Mwnry Ith. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state It as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in ChesterfielcT are of finer quality- (and hence of betfer taate) than in any other cigarette at the price. Of still greater moment, however, to the cause of organized labor is the eft fort making to prevent it from seeking recruits in the mining regions of West Virginia, for, should it culminate sue* ^cessfolly, th.e precedent thus estab V'r lished will furnish a base of operation f? tar all ^ho want ah open shop. It is this case, which is not part of the whole^ but upon which all is, staked, that is of absorbing interest" to all Inc merely Incidental to it Foncoal commemoration Qnperlled ot it ~4* \W: Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. "J TO USE PLANES. The use of airplanes to locate the herring shoals, which Is under consid eration by the Scottish trawler own ers, is becoming something of a neces sity, According to the Manchester Guardian. Iir pre-war years the her ring could be relied upon to follow the^feame course year after year, trav eling from breeding ground to breed ing ground in regular armies, each spe cies keeping to its own troop. Seldom was there any deviation. Some of these shoals Would, be three miles wide and several miles in length. Since the war/' however, thete has been an in creasing tendency to leave the old haunts' for a period. The herring dis appear from the regular track and are lost for weeks. That was the case l^st year, and again Jn the early part ofthe present season. Meanwhile the ^fitters were searching for thesh&als,. letting very ..bare ^catches and losing money as a consequence. An airplane could cover the seas more rapidly than J*ny trawler, could more readily distin guish the presence of the fish and, by announcing the location to the fishing fleets, could save weeks of fruitless-ef fort. Unionism is absolutely right in what it proposes to do about Vice Chancel lor Buchanan's injunction prohibiting peaceful picketing, says the Brook lyn Eagle. The case is to be carried to the State Court of Appeals of New Jersey, and, if necessary, from 'thatv commonwealth to Washington. In /N other words, opposition to the injunc tion, iff to be characterized by "duo prodWnre'* instead of taking the form of street-corner declamations, which /. eventuate in nothing worth achieving. Jt M^ |kmlf of wood 'iw*:'W8d^ American soldier t$|t Moresthan 450,000,QOp mora ^N)Q l^oel noM ^id to be OTHER «.y# xof-wich his toric events as the adoption of the Constitution of. the United States IS •. .. ... ,M So one guy wdd$ dat cdrds up, not a bad thing if it be kept simple weeth da whole, ife'noh. jFTte toii^ and sincere, fays the New York Times. |.«o letta anyone see wot gotta. So I 19m .^mptatlon is to«strain to gay ceeva look and e^y dat .cards Koinething, hew or startling. But aa »*7.K .* of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended it 1H pty of these great quantities of wood in France. Twenty-seven large mills and 60 small tottlls were cutting 2,000, 000 board feet of lumber every day at the time the armistice was signed. With these facts in nilnd every Amer ican purely as a matter of patriotism should become a* forest conservation fan for life. Dodging a shoe thrown at him, a groom in Syracuse, N. Y., slipped, was bumped by a locomotive, thrown back to the platfdrm, landed on his chin and bit his tongue. The worst of it is, it probably started av debate that will last through one married life as to whether it would not have been the part Of \yisdom for him to have been hit with the shoe. Inventors have made a money box in which a gong Mil ring when thieVes attempt to carry it away. All you have to do is press the button. How ever, until inventors build a money box that will take a bandit's gun away from-him, one is not going to be any readier to press the button than he la now to slap the bandit's face. night I gotta invitash come play da poker game. I never} play dat gamfe before ajid I dunno ver moocba bout, Dat bunch say I Can maka plenta pioney eel I getta rlghta' cards. One guy aska me -how moocha chip I Ilka to buy, I say no wanta buy any. no gofta vse for da chip so wot I wanta buy for. But he tella me gotta hava da chip for play Weeth. So I trada five dolia for leetle stack. I tlnk he cheata me, too—I could* buy dat concerned, ftiend and foealike,^ the chip ^njf place for twenty-fivtf cent, /of /your -own tiDae, be just air carefnl anestlpn as to the right' to picket be-( He tella me eef I.gotta two cards hot. 4o bewrow ati^time that 'vbe^ngs stuna kind was. one. padr and was to oihers^by dropping intotoffices to* preety gpoda jhaita. He say tree of a kind war better and eet I gotta four cards saina kind he tella me t^etta every one dat chip I gotta. s&ma V^pftrds the Constitution, the jplaln.and count and every one da if .:- irtfliknown tacts suffice. They are all':1samA ^iing. thtt sensible Americans need dwell P®tta ^ands ov^p dat acards aild fiM. thoir ooHofc/Itnii .» 1 kind '^ctur^ ^f manY rida \Whoi he tetla me maka da bet Ivbetta In all, my aip I®™ to help newctxners tn our .1 geera one more lo^dt-and every one cowitn to understand the place and Kdat *Tfia xMtn agm| MBUiIng of the Ckmstltution. It «kme,. One otheif nidca brt wiwtii The the American pecple secure in *®d aj^ui wot I gotta.^ individual rights as 'dtipeos """""d. Bfe w*. an uxl dl nQr meDey, too. by IMMIU «iX I ««t» .iiW.rteSRSSMP ^0/0$* sentiment much evidence to prove, thatj,j|| da totiiar akle ^..:An|vic«n9 are 8how|n«,theniselveSii^ie^ -Oat gm takm.'oi^ j(||0K^C0nsei^tlve- •. turbidsT'^ world, t^e largest eausrof it iiW^ ,fW«ral CoBSUttition: 1 If Jt tn tnu wy yiiitiiiiy mm. .v Uncommon Sense By JOHN BLAKE NEVER BORROW TIME YOU Can replace a bohrowed ten dollarst little the worse tor the borrowing. 1 You cannot replace a borrowed hour, for- that particular hour will never come to you again. The amount of money a man can ma'ke is limited only by his energy and acquisitive ability, which is otherwise known as^his financial genius. The amount of time he has, has a definite limit. The billionaire hasjio more of it than the longshoreman— usually not nearly so much.. When you put off' today's job till tomorrow yon,^e bonowing. timefrom yourself, whim is a^very dangerous practice., *... Today's job Ws g6t to. be done some7 time. You can do Jt better in the time' in Which It was intended to be done than in the time that belongs to to morrow's job. 1 The time borrower is always behind hand. His work accumulates until much of it must be left undone. His affairs become involved for lack of time to attertd^to them. For that borrowed time isf gone. There is ho power on earth that can- restore, it to you To take for idleness the time that ought to be devoted to work is borrow ing either from tomorrow's^work Or tonight's recreation. 'The recreation is as important as .the work. You have no right to borrow the time that should *he, given-it. Apportion your time carefully. auu, wmg curexui .If you are the average sort of a ^ers« you consume aboutithre^ ,times -as much ^of It a^ you, need for a giv^n amount of w$rk. :,Use ''it intensively, and" get all the wdrk into it thai can be packed there. Use eveiry hour effectively, either in work Or pla^r^ But hev« borrow any of it ahead. Never put mortgage on the hours of,tomorfow-or of ntert week. And, being carefui not to borrow any noi iq Domw any id^e chats, or Integrating them When they. %re at Mrork. Tim^ i^the one thlng in the world limit.f ^Chat wh^h, Ut tiorroweff is lost, ah^none of, us have so mqdi that we ^an 4ose it ^without ^liSestroiM cpnsequeii^i. Convicts IDpihtt'liim Faim Crq&ties on tlie peftl t&r:distribution. Forfc as wet^ inot un v-', ^^Phe state Of WajjM|^(0tt ijliiitfatiaii Ale-- (Hdy gaihe fa^r^in tiB^ Sdild of mankfnd wnMBiiHUi ^d:|Jjey ceaseto aid feach otherlYoni ^thejnother hinds the'tftdld's' :®e mom^nt.aome k^aasift the, d^atfiH ot «r*ntinr tfd can1 HOTlcll O# ^ttttA^ION' O^JU^-*? rpyMPTOoy *. *4^4 at*t« ni AtQDIW^) f'totanfia&taV^ Carlson: "x b* ^aotifled.that theifol "~w parcel of of Cook To YOJI tpe hereby lowing' descrjbed nieceor .-...parcel "of tbe.^tf^ty of Cook #*hd known atid V- PV land situated1 in and State of Minnw described as-follow^, to-Wit: 2.. Section 12„ To^mshfp^ &», Range is now assesaejt'M your name •that on the 13th day of May, A. D. 19t8, .at. th^/ sale, of rland- pursuant to the Real Estate Tax Judgment duly given and made in and by th© District ^Court Soderhergr, In and for- said- County ot Gook on the for said County"of"Sook the above piece or phr6el of land -was sold to the State of Minnesota for the sum of Seven Dollars and ninety-four cents, and -was on the 24th 4ay of De cents, ami was on tne 24th jjay of De. cemaher, 1821, assigned JJJ the State of thfs*notice, is the sum of Sixty-t^o Dollars and sixty-one cents and inter est at the rate of 2 per cent per an num from said 24th day of December, 1921, to, the day such redemption is madesjahd that the tax certificate-has been presented to nie by the holder thereof and" the time for redemption of said piece .or parcel of land from said assignment will expire sixty (601 days after the service this notice and proof thereof has been filed -in my of fice. 1 Witness my hand and- official seal this 29th day of December, A. D. 1921. T. I. CARTER, .County Auditor, I-5 Cook County, Minnesota. SHERIPF»S SALU —1 State of Minnesota, Countv of Cook. DISTRICT COURT Security State Bank,Shakopee, Minnesota, a Corporatiorj, vs. T^ B. McManus. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of an Execution to'me direct ed and delivered, and now in my hands, issued out of the District Court Elev enth Judicial District, State of Minne. sota, in—and lor the -County of Cook, upon a judgment that was rendered in said Court in favor qf Security State Bank, Shakopee, Minnesota, a corpora tion, plaintiff, against T. B. McManus, defendant, on ^he 29th day of October, 1917, I nave leviecT upon the following deserlbed real property of said defen dant, to.-jWit. Lot 1, Section 22 and Lots 3 and 4 and SE% of NW% of Sectior* 23, Town ship/64 North, of Rang-e 3 West, in Coot county. And that I shall, on Fridav, the 27th day, of January, A. D. 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M- of said day, at the front door oif the County Court House in said County and State, proceed to sell all the right, title and interest of the above named T. B. Mc Manus. defendent, in and to the above described property, to satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting to Seventeen Hundred Fourty-nine Dollars and 68 cents, together with all accru ing costs of sale, and Interest on the same from the 29th day of Octobers 1917, at the "ate of 6 per cent per ant num, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash. ... Da.ted, Grand Marais, Minn., Oct G, 1921. H. Lien, Sheriff, Cook Co., Minn. Finlavson & Watts,. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 1st National Bank Blclg1., Duluth, Minn. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECI.oi IIRE SALE. .^ WHEREAS, Default has been .made ta the-payment, of the winter est ^.nd Crincital secured by mortgage dated the 13th. day of October, 1920, executed by Arvid Erickson, .single, mortgagor, of the County of Cook and State of Minnesota, to Grand Marais State Bank, a Minnesota corporation/ Mortgagee, and which said mortgage was recorded fee, »^^»ded in the office at the Register of Deeds of Cook County* Minnesota, on the 18th day of October/ 1920, at 9:15 o'clock A. MV, in Book E of Mortgages, on page 381 and, WHEREAS, no action/ or, proceeding at law, or otherwise," have been in stituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any vpart thereof and, WHEREAS, It was stipulated in said mortgage that if dsf&jilt _would be made to the payment of the principal lor' interest, or any part, thereof, 'promptly at the time the same should become due, then the whole sum, both principal and interest,- at once oecome due and, WHEREAS, The amount claimed to be due upon said mortgage, at the date of this, notice is the igum of $600.00, principal and interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, from the 13th day of. October, 1921, besides the sum of $25.00 attorney's fees al lowed byVaw NOW, •raERteFORB, Not fee is here by siven fhat, by virtue of the power ol sale contained in said mortgage, said mortgage will be foreclosed- and the land and premises therein described, lying and being in the County of Cdok artd State of Minnesota, described as follows, to-wit: Lot Number Seven.'(7) in Section One (1) in Township Sixty (60) of Range-Three (3) "West,, togeth er with all the hereditaments and ap purtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, will be sold at public auction to'the highest bidder for cash, +v the sheriff of said Cook County, at the main Wont door of the1 Court House, in the Village, of Grand Marais, Minnesota, on the 6th day of February, 1922 at 10:30 in the fore- upon -such foreclosure and ale." Dated December 1.6. 1921. GRAND MARAIS STATE BANK, CLXUS C, MONKBB. -Mortgagee. Attorney fov~ Mortgagee. Grapd Mamie, Mlnneaota. •Jul —r3TT,l^ry' -TRACT POR THEy SALE OF STATE bp MINNESOTA, County of Cook. j To Louis Larson: Sirs tou are hereby -notified, .that, default ar« ltereby notified, that, default PAtinittiv jr^Kawl/K.16th, Sighed by cook: «rfitWa-notte®-IS: the sum of tiye Ckmriky State Btolk of-:-Ggartd. .Mtueafli: munb^ra ol-lAeU^aia^ ^^Bl b| Jiumrtotk veti®^r, and 1J0U» .• Larwa v:ej^l«r and in --gSlieh yoUi LLoui^ son,'igreed to pay to said CooX JDounty J)er ,:«^aaj»^. tyaet of -befnse anfl. 1 Ahd^ the SouittiWes 2 'Range-- 2 'Ww. Of Oetbber. id€% by ^id q^ie County toJ(h«. Qrand,MaritisStatei ifl«d. thAt y»i MP t^eon, 7-^toinlcte dle|ared .Marais Mi^ Del GrancF ^MyaUs. itflnnesota. 12-29 ®mwms »TA. Co 21st ..day of March, A. D. 1918, in pro- Unknown heirsi of Ellef Johnson ceedings to ..^enforce the payment- of deceasASi all ntH« taxes delincruent upon real estate for' the year'. 191% \,.s Eleventh, Judjifii«,y tugtrict. s-z- "J ,»"v tiauv vA»uri.i "T—" -'-J' Plaitttiff^:S^ Jn and for said County ot Cook on the vs- deceased ajlso all ottter persons -•'v- or part^^unkno^^claiming any right, title, 'estate, lien or interest in the real estate de scribed 4n tlfe complaint herein, TH® Minnesota for the sum Sixty.two atove ^amed defendants: Dollars and sixty-one cents that the S-^Tou and eaeh-of y^ii are hereby sum a®ouB$ reauJred too redeem said piece or parcel otf land from said assignment/ of^the plaintiff in the above' en exciusive of the costs, to accrue upon titled action, which has been filed/ in this notice, is Defendants STATE OP MINNESOTA. To the ^fflOned and required^to answ«r the com- the sum nf si-rt-o-t+D-rv the office of the oierir r\t ca /t. office of the Clerk of said- Court, aad to serve a copy of your answer ^hereto upon the subscriber at his of fice in the Village of Grand Matais. in tne County of Cook, Minnesota, within twenty days after the service of- tffis summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such servic*. .Jf -to answer the said com Plaint within' the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for Jthe relief demanded therein, S. C. MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff, Grand Marais, Minn. NOTICE OP LIS PENDENS STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Cook. DISTRICT COURT. -ss Eleventh Judicial District. Plaintiff, RUth Soderbergf. vs. Unknownheirs erf Ellef Johnson,..' deceased, .also all other persons or parties unknown claiming1 any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate de scribed in the complaint herein, Defendants. Notice ia hereby given that an ac tion has been commenced in this Court by the above named plaintiff against the above named defendants, the ob 5eg£ of which is to obtain a -Judgment decreeing that a certain deed hereto fore executed and delivered by abovo named Ellef JOhnson to the above named .plaintiff be reformed so as to Correctly describe the premises intend ed to be conveyed by said deed. The premises affected by said action are situated in, the County of Copk and State of Minnesota and are dbscribetl as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the southwest cor ner or Section Thirteen in Township Sixty-one, Range One West, thence easterly along .the south line of said, section to a point twelve' chains and ninety links from said section corner, thence northerly thirty-one chains, and one link on a line parallel with ,tlie west line of said section, thence west erly twelve chains and ninety links on I a line parallel with the south line of .said, section, to north and south sec -tion line, sthence southerly along the west line of said 'section Thirteen to place of beginning, all b*eing in the Southwest Quarter of Section Thirteen, Township Sixty-one/ Range One West, of the 4th P. M. in Cqpk County, Min nesota .• ?v Dated Dec. 28, 1921. 'S. C. MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff, 12-L Grand Marais, Minn. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Cook. District Court, Eleventh Ju dicial District. Grand Marais State Rpnk, a cor poration, Plajntiff vs. Oscar E. Melin, Defendant? SUMMONS. THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled action, which Is filed in the office of the clerk of the district court in and for the county of Cook and State of Minne sota, and to serve a copy of your an swer to the said complaint, on the sub scriber hereto at his office in the Village of Grand Mkvais, said county and state, within twenty days after the service ofi'this sfcrtmons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service. And, if you fall to answer the said complaint witnin thev time alorcs.nl, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum otf $192.70, with inter ests, thereon at the rate of 8 per -cent per annum, from the 14th day of Aug ust, 1920, together with costs and dis bursements herein. CLAUS C,. MONKER, Plaintiff's Attorney, 1-17 Grand Marais, Minn. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOIIKCLO^. URE SALE. WHEREAS, Default has been made ins the payment pf the interest and principal secured by -a mortgage dated the 21st day of October, 1918, executed by Anund H.' Tufte and Selma. A. Tufte, his wife, mortgagors, of tliK County of Cook and State of Minnesota, to Perry Nelson, said County and State, mortgagee^ and which said mortgage was filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of said Cook coun ty, on the 17th day of December, 1918, at 9:S0 o'clock A. M^, find recorded in Book I of Mortgages at Page 337 thereof, and. Whereas, No action or proceeding at law? or otherwise, have been insti tuted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or an? part thereof, and. WHEREAS, It was stipulated in said mortgage that if default wou -d be made in the payment of any portion of the principal or interest promptly' at the time the same fthould become due. ^J then the whole sum both principal and inteffest, at once become due, and. WHEREAS, On the 3rd day of Janu- •*,*•* «*W4W, Vi* V"V VI.U- uaj U1 tlililU" 1922» KO^tCE FOR TERMDIATION OF CONj.1 secured thereby, was duly assigned, jfRACT FOR THE, sat.k ok lIlail^ferreSi f®1 said^nortgage, with the1 note 0Yer„^. aTmum, ^tat9^pank the »km o*,One Thousand1 ^25.00^ attorney's fees, allowed by ln-:th«.i^Rher foUdnving, ctot -wit?'. 'TUa»-sum.ol!f$40.0.00 cash. on"d^^ ItxeTV of said contraet,. which^'-. said-. ?ald mort gagee to- Orand Marais State Bank, as assignee, a Mintysota Corporation, -whifth said assigimient was filed for -s^ecord in the office, of the register of deeds of said Cook county on the 9 th diy ot, January, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M.„ ana Recorded in Book A of Assign- Jt'k S bee« made in the conditions otthat WHEREAS, The amount claimed to cwt^ift eontract-for sale land, dated *}ewph thereof, and, 8»d mortgarge at .the L#ur-'1 ra.x». or per besides the sum of »W,.THERBEORK, NOTICE IS OXVEN /THAT, By vrtue«^of .peinK ana GoolC-«nd,-St^ and Stat© ®f lifts* ^ie® ta,_de«cr|bed as^Jtollows, to-witg.^. ih 'QwiTter the Sti^.^est airtS^North West Qujiteri|of Ssuth-east/ auartejp.^SW^ oMBeftton 94, the :ifo E.^ll.^ing ^Hivefvand «, ^get^er w4ttt alr th^herl^prn#*'fr and appertenances 'oi! in,alijwi8e ot e»t%T Cddif btdde* for Ciish, 1®°ok County t^ JSth day /of &M'' o*ci(. ^tp iiaj^Andaat^ '-'v judici^Digtrict. IJS V'v'-' a 11V 'S-PUraitiff, vs. Anme ^,t!aughey, John B. Din.. kel ^nd^Josephme^May Dinkel, wfo pother persons or par-' ,1^ unknown claiming any rignt, title, estat.e,' lien or Inw. terest in the. real estate- dee- .. serioecl the complaint here in '""•'Fv.,. Defendants. lday, V'-Vj3. Annie M. Caughey, John B. Din kel andTro^ephine May Dmkel also allv other persons or' par ties unknown claipiing an right, title, estate, lien or in terest ,:in the real estate de scribed Un the complaint here in, ......... i* To the THE STA'I^ OP above na^ied defendants: You, and each' of™.you ±re hereby summoned and required to-answer the compiaiiSt of the plaintiff in the above entitled .action, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court, &nd to serve- a' copy*'of your answer thereto,-.upon the subscriber at his of fice inf the Village of Grand Marais. the County of Cook, Minnesota within t^renty days/after the service of this :,sainmqns upon you, exclusive* of the of such .service. If you "i-fa.il to answer the said com. plaint within the time' aforesaid the. plaintiff will apply t& the Court for the' relief demanded therein. S. C.- MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff, Grand. Marais/ Minnesota. 1 O O I S E N E N S STATE OF ^MINNESOTA, County of Cook., •r DISTRICT COURT, Eleventh Judicial Districi. Ruth G. So(,lerberg-, Plaintiff,:' A Defendants Notice lis hereby given that an ac tion has been commenced in this Court by The above named plaintiff against the above named defendants/., the obiect of which is to obtain a judg-\ ment that plaintiff is the owner in fee^'*" simple of the lands hereinafter de-^-^^ scribed and that the defendants arid'£ each of them have no interest therein or lien yiereon. The premises affected by said action^v-V are situated in the County of Cook and State of Minnesota and are described as follows, to-wit: 'xV-- Southwest Quarter, Section Two v-. Township Sixty-four North, Range" Four West. Southeast Quarter of Southeast quar ter, Southwest Quarter of Southeast". quarter, Northwest quarter of South east Quarter and Southwest quarter of NortheAsJ:' Quarter. Section Thirty-four. Township Sixtyisix North, Range Five West,' Dated December 2D,"it)21-, WHEREAS, Default* has lieen made -in the payment of the interest on the money secured by a mortgage dated the 20th .of August, .1920, executed oy Ida.. ,^us^ &nt^ J. Justy her hi.sband," of the\County 01 BroWrf an State of South. Da,kbta, mortgagors, to Cook County State Bankj./ a corporation. mortgagee, and wimjli said mortgage was tiled for recordjfp the o-ffice of the register of deeds opthe County of Co&k and State of-Alinneisota.. on the 1st dav or October, ,1920. tp. 9:30 o'cljck in the forenoon, and. duly recorded in Book 10 of Mortgages at page 37!» thereof, and, WHEREAS, No action or proceeding at law or otherwise, have been insti- v. tuted to recover the •clebt secuKert by said mortgage, or any part thereof, and, VVHEItEAS,«It was sip^iaUd»in said mortgage that if default-' would be made.ip the payment^of the principal or interest thereon, lor WHEREAS, On the 29th day of Oc tober, 1921, said' mortgage, with the note, secured, thereby, was duly as signed, .transferred and. set over by said mortgagee/ to the Grana Marais State Bank, a corporation, which as-" signment „\vas fllpd for record in the office of the register ,of: deeds of said Cook County, on the 10th «ay of I)e cember, 1921v at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, and recorded in Book 2 of Mortgages at page 182 thereof, and^ WHEREAS, The amount claimed to be due upon said ortgage at the date of this notice is the. sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00), principal 'fnd interest thereon, at the rata of 8 per cent per annum, from thejmh day -i^-^?ust' 19^0' DUb"c Dated. Jhnuary lft, l^2'2 u." 1 S. c... MURPHY. Attorney for Plaintiff, '"1- Grand Marais Minnesota. NOTICE OFMORTGAGE FOREFCLOS jt?RE SALE. ./ A 1 any portion ,.. thereof, iprolfii^tly at the time the aarne should'*become due, then the whole-aum both principal and interest, at once become dup, and, A besides the sum of JJn.OO attorney's fees, allowed by law. THEREFORE,:. NOTICE IS HEREB\ GIVEN THAT, By virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, said mortgage will be fore closed and the land and premises there-' in desoribeel, lying -and being the Counnty of Copk and State of Minneso ta, descrlb^as follows, to-wit: South- Quarter of "the southVe^t quarter Yr SW14), section one (1), east half of. southeast quarter i-.nd north- eStT,' 'u'Yter.)t-.so«thea«t auarter' e4 ^1 SEj4^, section two i?} KalLl.n^-ownshiipi *1- -range 1 west Pv^vMogether wiui all the hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertain k^/.801^at auction to the highest bidder for. cashi by the sheriff s+aJ 9?°^ County, at the Jiront door xr.1, Coo^i County Court House in the Village-pfGiyAnd Marais, Minnesota, 1 a l» 2 2 a 11 clock in the forenoon that day/ satisfy.the debt secured by. :v. said mortgage, and'«fe there-ri xt the .W* A ARAIS STATO i^ANK, ^Attorney-Mr AssTirrie^v. rs-ii:..:• Grapd^.Afarais, Minipsola. A E •i-a f?rV- (r. /T,