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Mande1ph items.
<br />Almer May lost a valuable horse
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />The ladies' aid society met with
<br />Mrs. George Day.
<br />Clarence Foster went to Minneap-
<br />olis to spend a few days.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Quinn visited
<br />over Sunday in River Falls.
<br />Mrs. Albert Hughs and children
<br />spent Wednesday in Stanton.
<br />Mrs. Thomas Oberdorf and William
<br />Cords spent Monday in Dundas.
<br />William Kleeberger is building a
<br />barn on his farm west of Randolph.
<br />Mr. Carrigan, of Fairmont, is visit,
<br />ing at the home of R. B. Morrill this
<br />week.
<br />Miss Lizzie Severts is entertaining
<br />company from Blueberry, Wis., this
<br />week..
<br />Mrs. S. A. Smith, of Northfield,
<br />was a caller Wednesday, en route fo•
<br />Stanton.
<br />Mrs. C. R. Foster and Mrs. W. L.
<br />McElrath spent the last of the week
<br />in Northfield.
<br />Mrs. R. W. Osborn left for St.
<br />Paul Thursday evening, en route for
<br />Wallace, Ida.
<br />Misses Clara Lueben and Pearl
<br />Ryan went to Stanton Thursday to
<br />attend a picnic.
<br />Mrs. L. R. Miller returned on
<br />Saturday from her visit in Chicago
<br />and Milwaukee.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson and
<br />son visited Kenyon and Faribault
<br />Saturday and Sunday.
<br />Misses Clara and Lenora Lueben
<br />spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
<br />Ethel Cran, in Hayfield.
<br />Miss Clara Lueben went to Minne-
<br />apolis Monday to attend the summer
<br />school at the state university.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. William Bratley and
<br />children, of Westby, Vis., are here
<br />upon a visit with his sister, Mrs. E.
<br />H. Foster.
<br />Announcements were received Mon-
<br />day of the wedding of Miss Ethel
<br />Johnson to Erick Du Hann, of
<br />Minneapolis.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Tyner enter-
<br />tained Mrs. Frabk Tyner, of Fargo,
<br />Mrs. Smith and Miss Jennie Smith,
<br />of Northfield, on Wednesday,
<br />Mrs. John Leglar, Mrs. Henry Mil-
<br />ler, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Witte
<br />went to Millsberg Wednesday to at-
<br />tend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs.
<br />Charles Deman.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Koch, Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Jacob Peter, Charles Legler,
<br />and Edward Peter attended the funer-
<br />al of Mrs. Carl Deman at Mills -
<br />berg on Wednesday.
<br />Misses Mabelle and Lizzie Senn,
<br />August Kenrtz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
<br />Koch, Mr. and Mrs. William Otte, and
<br />Walter Otte went to Minneapolis on
<br />Monday to attend the circns.
<br />Misses Jennie Morrill, Clara and
<br />Neva Lueben, Walter Lueben, and
<br />Raymond Miller went to Welch
<br />Thursday to spend the day with a
<br />party of campers from this vicinity.
<br />A party of young people, includ-
<br />ing Misses Mabelle and Edythe Judd,
<br />Ethel Cran, and Francis Wiesman,
<br />James Hurley, Earl Morrill, Chester
<br />Kinney, and Danny Ryan, left on
<br />Monday for a week's camping at
<br />Lindstrum, chaperoned by Mr. and
<br />Mrs. E. E. McCloud.
<br />Rich Valley Items.
<br />W. W. Strathern was a city visitor
<br />Wednesday,
<br />Miss Lillian and Hibbard Drake
<br />were city visitors Saturday.
<br />Loren Bailey, of Elk River, spent
<br />Sunday at the Maltby home.
<br />Stephen Medcraft, of Northfield, is
<br />visiting relatives in the valley,
<br />Mrs. Hildred, of Farmington, visit-
<br />ed friends in the valley Sunday.
<br />The social given at the Wetterlin
<br />home was well attended. Proceeds
<br />$14.
<br />Mrs. S. C. Fowler, of New York,
<br />is visiting her sister, Miss Josephine
<br />Chapron.
<br />Miss Mary Connelly, of Minneapo-
<br />lis, spent Saturday and Sunday with
<br />her mother, Mrs. B. Connelly.
<br />Mrs. Dunn and son and Mrs. Gotz-
<br />ian, of St. Paul, came down in an
<br />auto Wednesday to call on Mrs.
<br />Lillian Drake.
<br />Mrs. Willis and Mrs. McGregor
<br />came down from St. Paul to board at
<br />the home of Miss Lillian Drake a
<br />couple of months.
<br />Miss Clara Connelly, Miss Lizzie
<br />Stumpf, Wade Maltby, and Joe
<br />Jansky attended the circus in St.
<br />Paul Tuesday evening.
<br />Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Hartett, of
<br />Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
<br />Wetterlin, of Minneapolis, visited at
<br />the Wetterlin home on Sunday.
<br />South St.Paul Items.
<br />A third childof Henry Keiper died
<br />on Sunday of diphtheria. a boy of ten
<br />years. The other children will
<br />probably recover.
<br />Russell Faller, of Inver Grove, was
<br />taken to the Lutheran Hospital on
<br />Monday, having shot himself in the
<br />stomach with a small calibre rifle.
<br />He 18 aged ten years.
<br />Hampton items.
<br />Miss Marie Zeien was in Hastings
<br />ou Friday.
<br />John Olson, of Vermillion, was in
<br />town ou Tuesday.
<br />Christ. Palm was a caller in Ver-
<br />million on Sunday.
<br />Charles Teuber, of Margin, was
<br />a caller on Saturday.
<br />Charles Schreiner made a trip
<br />to St. Paul on Friday.
<br />Mathias Ficker, of New Trier, was
<br />a caller on Wednesday.
<br />Micbael Reinardy, of Douglas, was
<br />a caller the first of the week.
<br />J. W. Halfen was busy taking
<br />pictures at Chimney Rock on Sunday.
<br />M. F. Siebenaler bought a horse of
<br />Marcus Lorentz, in Miesville, for $150.
<br />Mrs. F. L. Renslow and daughter,
<br />of St. Paul, are visiting Mrs. S. J.
<br />Toombs.
<br />J. M. Feipel shipped two cars -of
<br />mixed stock to South St. Paul on
<br />Thursday.
<br />Peter Rech went to New Prague on
<br />Friday to attend the wedding of his
<br />brother.
<br />Nicholas Franz and Nicholas
<br />Reinardy were down from St. Paul
<br />on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. John Theis were the
<br />guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Horsch
<br />on Sunday.
<br />Ben. Giefer and William Rech
<br />attended the picnic at South Branch
<br />on Thursday.
<br />J. J. Hotlmau had a crew of
<br />twenty-five men at work raising his
<br />new barn on Monday.
<br />Anton Thurmes, of Vermillion,
<br />was in town the first of the week, en
<br />route for the twin cities.
<br />The dance in Murales' new barn
<br />was quite largely attended, and a
<br />good time had by all present, in
<br />spite of the rain.
<br />Mathias and Ferdinand Marschall
<br />and Miss Maggie Majerus, of Shak-
<br />opee, were down to attend the Sie-
<br />benaler-Meier wedding on Tuesday.
<br />A Fourth of July celebration will
<br />be held here. The afternoon enter-
<br />tainments include races of all kinds,
<br />a ball game, Hampton vs. Vermillion,
<br />and a dance in Krauz's Hall after-
<br />noon and evening, with good music.
<br />Colne and have a good time.
<br />!Harahan Items.
<br />The crop prospects in this locality
<br />are very good.
<br />Fred. Koch, of La Crosse, was here
<br />ou Wednesday.
<br />H. N. Schanno, of Hampton, was
<br />here on Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rother were in
<br />Etter on Sunday.
<br />F. E. Rother was a caller in Hamp-
<br />ton on Thursday.
<br />The storm of Monday did consider-
<br />able damage to trees.
<br />Miss Marie Rother went to Minne-
<br />apolis on Wednesday.
<br />William Schneider wade a dying
<br />trip to Coates on Sunday,
<br />Nicholas Franz, of St. Paul, was
<br />visiting friends here on Sunday.
<br />The dance at L'ucking's was a suc-
<br />cess, there being a large crowd present.
<br />Jacob acd Ferd. Fox, of Vermillion,
<br />were the guests of II. J. Rother over
<br />Sunday.
<br />Nicholas Reinardy, from Water-
<br />town, S. D., is visiting friends in
<br />Miesville.
<br />J. M. Malglaspy, of Nininger, was
<br />buying horses in this vicinity on
<br />Wednesday.
<br />J. M. Feipel, of Hampton, was
<br />buying fat hogs and cattle here on
<br />Wednesday.
<br />Dr. C. S. Flour, of La Crosse, was
<br />canvassing this locality for more
<br />patients on Wednesday.
<br />Nicholas Roberts and Miss Lizzie
<br />Roberts, of Miesville, made a trip to
<br />Chimney Rock on Sunday.
<br />It is reported that Chimney Rock
<br />had another picnic Sunday, about
<br />forty couples being present.
<br />H. J. Rother and Guy Frank, of
<br />Hastings, will give a picnic at Chim-
<br />ney Rock on Sunday to about two
<br />hundred people.
<br />Vermillion Station Items.
<br />John Eck returned from Stillwater
<br />on Tuesday.
<br />Mathias Marschall drove to North-
<br />field on Monday.
<br />Charles Schreiner, of New Trier, is
<br />here upon a visit.
<br />Frank Kirshen came out from
<br />Hastings on Tuesday.
<br />Nicholas Fusenic came down from
<br />St. Paul on Wednesday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meiscb, of
<br />Miesville, visited over Sunday with
<br />their daughter, Mrs. Peter Wagner.
<br />Frank Kaiser, E. N. Wallerius,•
<br />James Mienes, and Charles Kranz,
<br />were out from Hastings Wednesday.
<br />Buelklen's Aries Halve Wins.
<br />Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Coch-
<br />ran, Ga„ writes, "I had a bad sore come
<br />on the Instep of my foot and could find Political Announcements.
<br />nothing that would heal it until I applied I hereby announce myself as a demo-
<br />Buoklen's Arnica Salve. Legs than half craft° candidate for register of deeds at
<br />of a twenty-five cent box won the day for the ensuing primary election, and respect -
<br />me by affecting a perfect cure." Sold fully solicit your votes.
<br />under guarantee at Rude's drug store. Jams
<br />Coates HAPPY wofiENe
<br />Miss Agnes Larelle, eile, of St. Paul,
<br />spent Sunday with her sisters.
<br />Miss Eva Wayman and Mrs.
<br />James Jagoe were in St. Paul Wed-
<br />nesday.
<br />Stephen Medcraft, of Northfield,
<br />spent Thursday and Friday with
<br />Smith Elston.
<br />Miss Irene Kennedy, of South St.
<br />Paul, visited Miss Katherine Jagoe
<br />the past week.
<br />Miss Anna Sinnott, of St. Paul,
<br />spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
<br />W. D. Carroll.
<br />A largo number from this com-
<br />munity attended the funeral of F. J.
<br />Hynes on Thursday.
<br />Miss Helen Callahan attended the
<br />King-Liudusky wedding at South
<br />St. Paul on Wednesday.
<br />Misses Agnes Murphy and Kittie
<br />O'Donnell, of St. Paul, were the
<br />guests of Margaret Callahan over
<br />Sunday.
<br />Misses Margaret and Helen calla.
<br />ban attended the shower given last
<br />Friday evening for Mies Lindusky, at
<br />South St. Paul.
<br />The Rev. John O'Brien, of St.
<br />Paul, has charge of St. Agatha's
<br />parish during the absence of the
<br />Rev. P. J. O'Connor,
<br />Mrs. Michael Murnane is critically
<br />ill at the home of Mrs.lit P. Frey, in
<br />Hastings. She was strike') Saturday
<br />while on her way to the doctor.
<br />Quite extensive plans are being
<br />made for the Fourth of July celehra.
<br />tion here. There will be a dance
<br />afternoon and evening, a ball game,
<br />and a variety of other sports. The
<br />proceeds will go to St. Agatha's
<br />Church.
<br />Inver *Grove Items.
<br />Mrs. John Ryan spent Tuesday in
<br />St. Paul.
<br />Alex. Anderson was in the city on
<br />Wednesday.
<br />Miss Alma Anderson returned from
<br />St. Paul on Wednesday.
<br />Sheriff McDevitt was calling in
<br />this vicini.v on Sunday.
<br />Misses Mabel Bradshaw and Edith
<br />Hagen spent Sunday in St. Paul.
<br />Quite a number from here attend-
<br />ed the circus in St. Paul on Tuesday.
<br />Mrs. Ellen Anderson entertained a
<br />number of friends from St. l'aul on
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mrs. M. Lundgren, of St. Paul,
<br />visited with Mrs. Andrew Oberg over
<br />Sunday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gustafson
<br />entertained a number of friends from
<br />St. Paul on Sunday.
<br />Miss Nellie Cavanaugh, of Minne-
<br />apolis, was the guest of Mrs. John
<br />Ryan the first of the week.
<br />A number of families in this vicini-
<br />ty enjoyed themselves at a picnic in
<br />Barton's pasture on Sunday.
<br />Miss Annie Fee, of Mendota, was
<br />the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Tom.
<br />Ryan, the first of the week.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Drake and
<br />children were the guests of Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Fay Benson on Sunday.
<br />James McDevitt and William
<br />Ryan drove to Vermillion Sunday
<br />evening to furnish music at a dance.
<br />The dance at George Bohrer's last
<br />Saturday evening was well attended,
<br />and enjoyed by all. Music by the
<br />Ryan Orchestra.
<br />Vermillion Item..
<br />J. M. Feipel was through here
<br />Wednesday buying bogs.
<br />John Stroudt, of Faribault, is the
<br />guest of Mathias Huberty.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Holzmer have
<br />gone to Wadena on a visit.
<br />John Anbois, of Anamoose, N. D.,
<br />was here in attendance at the Sie-
<br />benaler-Meier wedding.
<br />P. J. Fuchs and Frank Keatly
<br />made a business trip to the twin
<br />cities the first of the week.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. William Schweigler,
<br />of Farmington, were the guests of
<br />J. W. Halten on Wednesday.
<br />Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Schweigler, of
<br />Portland, Or., are here on a visit
<br />with her sister, Mrs. Linert Halfen.
<br />The dance given by J. W. Halfen
<br />was attended by about fifty couples,
<br />music by the Red Wing Orchestra.
<br />F. J. Leuf and Mise Kate I. Leuf,
<br />of Hillsboro, 0., are the guests of
<br />their cousins, J. W. Halfen and Miss
<br />Mary Halten.
<br />Mies Josephine C. Pohl and A. F.
<br />Pohl, of Eau Claire, are the guests of
<br />their cousins, J. W. Halfen and Mies
<br />Mary H..Iten.
<br />J. L Wiseman and Emma C.
<br />Wirtaman, of Alamo, Cal., are:the
<br />guests of their cousins, J. N. Rotty
<br />and Mies Hattie Rotty.
<br />Crops are looking fine, with no
<br />sign of the green bug. Corn was a
<br />little backward, but it is doing nicely
<br />now since the warm weather.
<br />Plenty of them la Hestia" and Good
<br />Reason far It. ,
<br />Wouldn't any woman be happy.
<br />After years of backache suffering,
<br />Days of misery, nights of unrest.
<br />The distress of urinary troubles.
<br />No reason why any Hastings reader
<br />should suffer in the face of evidence
<br />like this:
<br />Mrs. James Downs, corner Sixth and
<br />First Streeta, Hastings, Minn., says,
<br />"My kidneys bad been giving me trouble
<br />for about three years. I took a great
<br />deal of medicine, but nothing seemed to
<br />reach the seat of the trouble. My head
<br />at times would ache severely and really
<br />seemed as if it would split. I generally
<br />felt tired, and was nervous, and dizzy
<br />spells were of frequent occurrence. lily
<br />kidneys did not act properly, and the
<br />secretions plainly gave evidence to their
<br />disordered condition. When Doan's
<br />Kidney Pills were brought to my atten-
<br />tion I concluded to try them and pro-
<br />cured a box at F. W. Finch's drug store.
<br />They helped me from the first. i con-
<br />tinued taking them, and now, after
<br />using the contents of two boxes, can
<br />positively say I never felt better In my
<br />life. I do not hesitate to recommend
<br />Doan's Kidney Pills, as they have proved
<br />of great benefit to me."
<br />For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
<br />Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
<br />sole agents for the United States.
<br />Remember the name—Doan's—nod take
<br />no other.
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<br />CHUMS
<br />SALE OF DITCHING JOBS,
<br />Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of
<br />July, 190& at one o'clock p. m., at my omoe at
<br />liutlogs,Minnesota, I will sell the jobs of digging
<br />and constructing the Ditch No. One of Dakota
<br />County, established by the board of county
<br />commissioners of Dakota County, state of
<br />Minnesota, by their order burins date June 9th,
<br />1908, viz: For the work u one job, and also for
<br />one or more sections of 100 feet each. and also
<br />for one or more of the construction Jobs, each
<br />of said sections to be knows and numbered by
<br />stakes as shown by the report of the engineer la
<br />said matter, commencing at the one lsolsdtag the
<br />outlet, and from tbenoe, suooeaslyely, up etresm
<br />to the one Including the 'autos following the
<br />bed of a smell stream known u "Mud Creek"
<br />to the lowest responsible biddedan bidders, and
<br />that bids are invited for said work; said work to
<br />be completed within the time required, and In
<br />the manner speoltled 112 said engineer's report.
<br />And no bid will be entertained which exceeds
<br />more than thirty (30) per east over and show
<br />the estimate cost of the oonalruotion, le say
<br />ease, u stated In the said order: and the sso-
<br />eeurut bidder will be required W give a satis-
<br />factory bond, to be approved by the auditor of
<br />said county, with two freehold sureties for the
<br />faithful perfortnanoe and tulfillme t ot bis
<br />contract, and tor all damages that may
<br />acerae by reason of las failure to complete the
<br />job within the time required is the ooatraot.
<br />The said order and estimates and proms are oa
<br />ale,.and may be seen army omoe.
<br />The approximate of work to be done la the
<br />000strooUon of such ditch Is as follows:
<br />00.761 cubic yards. open ditch,* feet wide at
<br />bottom and average width on top about 10 fest,
<br />and length about 330 stations.
<br />The estimated total cost of the work 1s three
<br />thousand, two hundred, ninety-two and es-tes
<br />dollars.
<br />All bids mast be a000mpanled by a writhed
<br />cheek payable to the auditor of said county, for
<br />not len- than ten per Beat of the amount 01 each
<br />bid.
<br />The right to reject any and nil Lids is hereby
<br />reserved.
<br />Dated June 10th, 19118.
<br />181a1.J P. A. HOPFMAN,
<br />County Auditor Dakota County,
<br />Siete of Mlde sots.
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<br />foaming gimes of this famously rich and refreshing malt and hop brew, add wonder-
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<br />Circus.
<br />Circus.
<br />GOLMAR' BROS.
<br />Greatest American Shows
<br />will exhibit at
<br />IIASTINGS, MONDAY, JULY 6th.
<br />Two exhibitions daily at 2:00 and 8:00 p. m. Doors open
<br />one hour earlier.
<br />Now added, the thrilling, sensational, gigantic spectacle:
<br />FIGHTING THE FLAMES
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<br />Two herds of wonderful perform-
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<br />question the largest single herd
<br />performing together in the world.
<br />The pick of the world's best bara
<br />back riders.
<br />Marvelous new aerial sensations,
<br />headed by the wonderful Six Flying
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<br />A great company of CLEVER
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<br />The World's Greatest Menagerie and Zoological
<br />Garden, including an American born
<br />baby camel and its mother.
<br />Every promise faithfully kept.
<br />The show that never misrepresents.
<br />Grand free street puede every morning at ten o'clock.
<br />SIX BIG cttGUSES ALL IN ONE.
<br />Everything worth -easing brought to your very door.
<br />Admission 50c, Oblldrdb under 12 years of age half price.
<br />Reduced excursion rates on all railroads.
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<br />ESTATE OF DECEDENT.
<br />State of Minnesota, oonnty of Dakota.—ss. in
<br />probate 0oart.
<br />It the tatter of the estate of David L.
<br />Rut,4oedeat,
<br />U of administration this day haring bees
<br />graatee to Edwin 8. P1tab.
<br />it is ordered that the time within which ell
<br />auditors of the abort named decedent may pre.
<br />seatelehus against his estate In this court be. and
<br />Misuse hereby Ls, limited to six months from and
<br />alter the data hereof, and that Thursday, the
<br />Nth day of January, 1000. at ten o'clock a. m.,
<br />la the probate 00111 room at the courthouse, at
<br />Hastings, is said county, be, and the same
<br />hereby-- axed end appointed as the time and
<br />Pius tot last s and the examination,
<br />&ball
<br />Outmostt,, sssad atlowam*oe of auclaims as
<br />d.
<br />Let hallos hereof be rivenled within by thetonal
<br />publication
<br />of this otter 1s The Hastings Gautte, as pro.
<br />vlded b law.
<br />Dated Jen 11th, 1101.
<br />By *0. wart. TH08. P. MORAN.
<br />Man.) liar Judge of Probate,
<br />MONEY TO LOAN.
<br />Plenty of mosey to loan on city property and
<br />farm lards at boast rates of Interest. It will
<br />pay to look as up beton O borrowing w
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<br />OTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
<br />LIredOM.
<br />oe of, county auditor, county of Dakota,
<br />state of Minnesota,
<br />To G. 8. Clifford:
<br />You are hereby notified that the following
<br />piece or parcel of land, situated In the comity of
<br />described as follotate ws, to -wit: and known and
<br />Lot twenty -mo
<br />M. block eleven (11). Hepburn Park adition
<br />to the City of St. Paul, Is now assessed la your
<br />name,
<br />That on the sixth day of May, a. d. 18M, at a
<br />sale of land pursuant to the real estate las
<br />Jjudguteat duly given and made in and_by the111111ct court in and for said county of Dakota.
<br />on the $list day of March, a. d.1891, In proceed-
<br />ings to enforce the payment of taxes delinquent'
<br />upon real estate for theear a. d. 18pn, for said
<br />0n
<br />00ty of Dakota, the above described pleas or
<br />paroet of land was duty offered for sale, and
<br />no one bidding upon said offer an amount equal
<br />to subject for to bo sold, t said
<br />*:the sum of rtwwo and
<br />9-tou dollars, the same was duly bid is for the
<br />state at Minnesota for said sum.
<br />That thereafter, and on the twelfth day of
<br />November, a, d. 1906, the said pleoe fir parcel of
<br />lend, not then having been redeemed from said
<br />ale, and having then beoome the abeolete
<br />property of the state of Minnesota, was sold
<br />an conveyed at public ale by the *Duster
<br />auditor of mild county pursuant to the order sad
<br />direction of the state auditor of the state of
<br />Minneestta, and in a000rdanoe with the pro-
<br />vieicas. or the statute la such ea. made sad
<br />provided, for the sum of thirty-six and *5-1e0
<br />dollars duly laid to the twenty treasurer et fwd
<br />count}.
<br />That the certificate of sale for said piece es
<br />parcel of land executed and delivered by said
<br />county auditor upon said sale last above mo-
<br />tioned bee been presented to me at my oma by
<br />the bolder thereof for the purpose of having
<br />notice of expiration of time for redemption from
<br />said lax sate of said property given and served.
<br />and that the amount required to redeem said
<br />piece or parcel of land from said tax sale. at
<br />the date of this notice, exclusive of the oasts to
<br />accrue upon said noUoe, is the sum of forty.
<br />three and elf -100 dollars.
<br />That the time for the redemption of said edea
<br />or pastel of land from said tax ale will expire
<br />.ltty ORD days atter the service of this noels
<br />and the tiling of proof of such service In my
<br />oMe t.
<br />Mathews my hand and seal of omoe this
<br />nineteenth day of May, a. d. 1008.
<br />3&$w Auditor, Dakota Countty, Mi Mnns ota,
<br />NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
<br />Sealed bids will be received mitt' one p.
<br />Monday, July 13th, 1009, for the grading. Im-
<br />provement, and expenditure of twenty-one
<br />hundred (00,100.00) dollars, on the State RoM
<br />No. 1, Dakota County, 1310.00 to be expended at
<br />each ot the following places:
<br />LaeaUon No. 1. Ata point on the Dodd Road
<br />near the residence of Hon. C. P. Staplaa,
<br />Drainage and gravel 0350.00. Town of M
<br />Location No. 1. Lutheran Church Hill. Tows
<br />of Eagan. Grading. g160.00.
<br />Loe*Uon No. 3, Whalea 11111, See. 17. T. 116,
<br />R. 19, town of Rosemount. Grading, IMA.
<br />Location No. 4. Poor Farm *111, betties
<br />Sass. Head 18 T.114, R. 19. Grading. Town of
<br />Empire, 0360.+30,
<br />Locattioa No. !k Hill between Seca. 17 sad it
<br />T. ala R. 19, Castle Rock. ending and sweet
<br />MOO.
<br />LoatUon No.6. At a point to be *eternised
<br />upon dders may supervisors.
<br />ld on each jobb separately or for
<br />the Wtal work and will give Moe par eeNo
<br />yard. Also the price of 14 inch ooreepted steel
<br />culvert pipe per toot.
<br />Raab bid must be accompanied by a
<br />check of Ave per Dent of tate amount all at
<br />addressed to the county auditor of Dakota
<br />Cont .
<br />all
<br />�he board reserves the right to reject any as/
<br />P. A.
<br />'14* County Auditor, Hastier. *lea
<br />ESTATE OF DECEDENT.
<br />State et Minnesota, ooaaty of Dakota,—a. Is
<br />probate oonrt.
<br />in the matter of the estate of tiles aebsM
<br />Dab, decadent.
<br />The state of Mianewta to DaftIfNwgaa
<br />(widow), ltoi na. Sebastian, Oess>r
<br />Minnie Sebastian, Rose
<br />Bsh
<br />Sebastian, and all persons bd
<br />the trusting of sdmtnhatraWeo et the
<br />estate of said deadest: TN
<br />of Emma Sebastian having beet died is�gy
<br />court, tepressnUng that Charles Sebastian, taw
<br />a rubies' of the aunty of Dakota, state et
<br />Minnesota, died Intestate on the lath day et
<br />Jul.. 1104, gad preying that letters of addais•
<br />tratiou of his estate be tad to said lama 8.
<br />Lutian, widow of .Ye deceased, .nd ttrg _heart
<br />having axed the time and place for btg,leg
<br />said petition. Therefore, you, and each o yea,
<br />are herebyoiled and nequtred to show mese,
<br />it any you have, before this oonrl at esyrsbate
<br />court room la the ooerthonue, a tlS'dty of
<br />liastin`t, In the (musty ot Dakota, state of
<br />Minnesota, on the 8th day of July, 18*. at
<br />9.30 o'clock a. m., why said petition should act
<br />be gratit.i.
<br />Witness tbo judge of said court, and feel of
<br />said west, this 10th day of June, 100a
<br />(Uov*TSKAt..l THOS. P. MORAN,
<br />393w Probate Judge,
<br />!�. M. CATLIN, Attorney for Petitioner.
<br />ESTATE OF DECEDENT.
<br />State of Minnesota, county of Dakota.—N. la
<br />pmts.:e court.
<br />In the matter of the estate of Remora
<br />Cannon, deoedebt.
<br />'Me state of Minnesota b Michael P.
<br />Cannon, end all persons l.terested Is
<br />the meting of admintstration of the estate
<br />of raid 4.oedent: The petition of Michael 1.
<br />Cuomo having been tiled in this coat, sed
<br />restating that Honors lhinnoa, thee a reel.
<br />dent cabs oounty of Dakota. state of Missaeots,
<br />died Intestate on the 18th day of July, 1011,
<br />f bee
<br />and praying
<br />hl tstratios etate * grrated at letters MiaeF. Comore. and
<br />the court haring axed the Woe gad
<br />place for bearing said peiUoa. Therefore, yes,
<br />endesbb 0l you ate hereby cited sad malted
<br />W show cause, If any you have, betps, tlilgthen
<br />at Du probate court room la the
<br />in the fait, of Hastings, is the e0e s/
<br />was of 31(nnesota, on the TIMI ►� et
<br />11911, s1 ten o'otooir a. m. why 0.N
<br />should not be granted.
<br />lasses the joins of said
<br />till Ifti day of Ja
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