9thgame,
Minn Vol. Inft., during tlM Civil
war, and one of the early settlers
of the #13 Towns^" died at the
home of his daughter at Frazee,
Minn^', on the 17th ioat.v in the
84th year of his ag:e. Mr. Flesc^i
was one of the first severs of tlje
"13 Towns" 'epantry'r]whe*n.v.t|h^t
part of the White Earth reservk
tion was opened to settlement a^d
hi homestead was the, site of t(
village of flansville, thefirstrural
village of the frontier, settlement.
He and his wife, whq prebend
him in death several years "ago,
were frequent visitors bere in theThe
early days and were regular at
tendants at St. Benedict's Mission
church on the Sabbath ^Besides a
host of friends he leaves ^several
grown children to mourn' his loss*
The Mis&es Bessie and Jennie
miiiniiM
no now
men
cou
^ffJri
fa Kuantee
at any time within one (1) year from *"a"r
the date of sale, as provided by law. or refunds tuition.
Dated Feb1.21,108.. 21, 1922
r^:4 Afe
v&v
^8$jppa s^gR*jfrir**^%*ft'^v.'P*
u.
Charles Babcock, state high-
ta's big highway program. There
will be three or four big lettings,
he said, calling for bids March 9
on the first group.
The list, comprising nearly 75
xne list, cuiuiJriMug uwy ._,.
miles of grading, several bridge* "dg^ v,site here
to T. H: No.'1near Faribault, twr White Earth callers at Detroit on
bridges, estimate $40,000
X. H. No. 1Two Harbors-Knife
River, 8.3 miles grading, esti
mate $134,396.
T. H. No. 1Little Marais-Sch
roeder, 14 5 miles grading, esti
mate $244,978.
T. H. No. 2near Cromwell, one
bridge, estimate $4,000.
T. H. No. 3near West Union,
2.3 miles grading, estimate $22,
748.
T. H. N o. 7New Ulm highwafci
crossing, 2^8 miles grading, es
timate $71,305.
