Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 19, 1896, Page 6

Grand Ravids Meratas'tReview City and Vicinity. VAL. NOTES OF NEWS AND PER: Fleischmann & Co.’s Compressed Yeast at Ben Herrig & Co.’s Post= pffice Store. Wilham McBride went to Minne- apolis today. Mrs, J. C. Rosser went to Duluth this niorning. Mrs. Wade Blaker visited in Minne- apolis this week. Elijah Price is making a short visit at Minneapolis. Sheriff Toole returned from Fergus Falls the first of the week. Clark Clay was among the east- bound passengers Thursday. FE. M. Bartlett was here Thursday pn matters relating to his logging bus- ness. Christmas services will be held by the church organizations at the usual hours. Rey. Fr. Gamache returned Thur- day from Ins duties at the Hibbing mission. C. H. Marr has opened up a fine line ofartistic holiday goods and tancy novelties. The Anderson boys’ Gust and Alf. have gone up to the Rice riyer camp of Kehl&Deary. Blackberry school was visited this week by Mrs. O. H. Stilson, county superintendent. Sam D. Hamilton is up from his Split Hand camp and registesed at the Hotel Gladstone. Gus Narlow returned trom Minne- apolis Wednesday, and went up to his home at Cohasset. The social at Mrs. H. C, Tuller’s Wednesday evening was well attended and a very pleasant affair. S, F. Powers took a short vacation from the hardware house this week and went to the Twin Citiés, D. H. Freeman, of the firm of Free- man & Gray, was at Hotel Gladstone during the early part of the week. Messrs. Kelly and Quigg, the Deer River dromios, have given attention to business matters here this week. President Gilbert, of the First State bank, has returned from a business trp to Hibbing and the Twin cities. The Christman tree festivities at St. Joseph’s church will begin Thurs- day evening, promptly at eight o’clook. W. L. Maddy of the Winnibigosh- ish dam, and Ralph Lothrop have gone to Princeton to make a holday visit among relatives. Wilham and John Stellar, who were here from Koochiching last week, returned to the Rainy lake country with their team Tuesday. ‘The installation of officers of Wau- pana lodge, Knights of Pythias,will be held at Pythian hall on Thursday evening January 7, 1897. Hospital Notes Wilham Love came in from Powers- Conductor VanScotten returned from Chicago Tuesday with his family. Rivera month or so before again | from an axe cut upon the instep an jeaving Van to the tender - mercies of | js under treatment at the Ehle & Rus- Mrs. VanScotten will remain at Deer | simpson’s camp Tuesday sacar cem! themorthern breezes. Vs the Arcturus mine the timber as been cleared off between the shatt- houses, Cap. Mallman came in from there this morning and says the Arcturus looks like quite a place now to those that travel that way. A jolly sleighnding party™ went to Deer River Sunday and made the round trip in excellent time. It _con- sisted of John Costello, Elmer, I. D. and Charles Rassmussen, John Metz- ger, Jud Powers anu L. C. Warrinez. Born, at Woodstock, Ontario, Dec, 10, ason, to Mr. and Mrs. George a: McDonald of this place. George was seen at the post office store yesterday and reported that the news from his wite and child was very satisfactory. The Wild Rice Lumber Co., of Ada, Minn., has made a contract for 3,000,000 feet of logs to be cut this winter. These, with what they have left over of the cut of last year, will make more than 5,000,000 feet to be cut by the company next season. Gen Herrig, Jr., has been in the win cities this week to arrange mat- ters concerning his store business. C. T. Glover has taken his old position with Messrs. Beckfelt & Mather and George Mclonald is assisting M. R. Stevens at the Herrig store. Frasca lodge A. F. & A, M. elected Officers last evening as follows: W. M., E. A, Kremer; S. W., H. D. Powers; J. W., A. A. Kremer; secretary, A. A. Carson; Treasurer, O. L. The installation will be held Saturd: the 26th instant. M. L. Nevius, the well-known live stock dealer of Winona, Minn., brought up a car-load of horses for Doc Putney, and returned to Chi- cago this morning having completed a trade for a car-load of cattle raised and fed on the Winnibigoshish reser- vation. The Duluth, Superior & Western railway came into the market for ties again this week and will take al- together about 70,000. Contracts were made quite readily the principal question arising being that of seeuring them at convenient points near the line where the cars can be loaded easily. Lumberjacks that ‘can swing the broad axe straight to the line and those that can drive the piccaroon in sohd have gone up to the tie camps this week. Fred Churchill took a good share of the “talent” to work on | his Deer River contracts. Near Payne, on the line of the Duluth, Mesaba and Northern, that railway is getting out 40,000 ties— just enough to give its men employ- ment during the winter. The work will take about three: months and uses about 50 men, mostly ore men and dock trimmers. ,i.L. Coleman, the’ genial news- paper representative, was here Wed- nesday and recetwwed acordial welcome from his many friends: He was for merly connected with the Minneapolis Tribune but has accepted the manage- ment of the northern business ot the Dispatch with headquarters at their office in Duluth, James Bailey caught a bird ina snare at M. McAlpine’s Pokegama F. A. McVickar, J. E. Tapley and} lake farm this week. He claims it 1s other members of the snow, shoe prigade, were working this week at Swan River and Floodwood, A pair of bobs are being built for the village hose cart and the~ hose company boys will find it easier work now to ges their hose stretched at a fire. Judge Holland and Court Steno- grapher Moody left Saturday evening for Brainerd, the December session having closed that afternoon.—Wad- ana Pioneer. Mrs. D: M. Gunn accompanied her sister Mrs. Mallory and family to Brainerd this morning, where with Miss Gibson they will join the holiday family reunion. District Deputy George F. Myers will conduct rhe installation of newly elected officers of Grand Rapids lodge, I, O.O.F. during the first week in January. With all these pleasant holiday events going on it should not be for- gotten that the Odd Fellows are good fellews and that they will give their masque ball on January 15. E. W McPherran, land commis- sioner of the Duluth, South Shore & Atlante railway, went down the road Friday morning having been up to look over the immigration situation. Commissioner Tardy has taken stumpage for about 100,000 ties near Kimberly in Aitkin county, and has put on a large force of men and teams to do the work,—-Cass County Pio- neer. The G. A.-R, yeterans are moving in double quick time in making ready for their ball to be given on New Years eve. Everyone is inyited and Village hall will be lke a bee hive that night. Dr. H. B. Eble returned from his tour among the woodsmen Sunday and went to Duluth Monday. He is out in the woods again this week sup- plying himself with ozone and lookmg atter business matters, wild turkey and that the meat from it weighed nine pounds, Tue head and wings are on exhibition, ania com- mittee of ornithologists «re to °n vest gate and report upon the g:nus of the fowl. The pop ular place for the children this week _ has. been B. C. Finnegan’s drug store, where they .have gazed with bulging eyes, wondering if some of those pretty holiday presents — will find their way into their stockings. By the way, long, stout stockings that hold a whole lot, are just the style at this season of the year, and B.C. Finnegan has the goods to fill them. See his advertisement. The lumber boys who would like to have some good Sunday reading sent to thein free of cost should write to Mrs. E. A. Burgan, Princeton, Minn., giving the name and postoffice address of their foreman, and she will take pleasure in sending them a supply. Mrs. Burgan is state superintendent of good temperance work for woods- men and 1s justly entitled to the respect and admiration of all the boys for her efforts in their behalf. Arrangements for the Leap Year party to be given at Village hall Dec. 29 have progressed very ‘favor- ably. Mrs. Woodruff has informed the Herald-Review that while she is not the manager or giver of the party yet she would naturally like to see it the succeess which it promises to be. Mrs. Woodruff and Miss Atherton have tickets for sale at the stores of C. H. Marr and the Itasca Mercanlile company. . When the Magnet falls short of news items, which is not seldom, it Proceeds to hash up its antique efforts to Correct a misstatement” and em- Phasizes on its well known position of being the chronic and senseless kicker —Wouldn’t be satisfied with the fit- tings of Heaven. To begin to point op the mistakes and perversions of the Magnet would make the Mistakes ot Moses take a back seat. It would take too much space that is far mor yaluable for other purposes, jee sell hospital. Dave Fitzgerald and Conrad Leitgab, who are also there ly and that they are well pleased wigs the attention they have received al- though it is no fun for them to have to stay indoors.. A clearance sale at soc on the dol- lar on card and plated j:welry is on at Will Nisbett’s. his offer will hold good nntil the stock is sufficiently reduced. . : Boxed Six Rounds. The gymnasium sparring match be- tween Frank Beaton, the Grand Rapids boxer, a visitor of considerable _ skill and promise, proved to be a lively tussell between the two light weights, who showed no little knowledge of the the fistic science. They were at. it hammer and tongs for six rounds, as to the respective merits of the young gladiators. A nice line of stick pins at 15¢, lace pins at 25c, at Nisbetts. Bought the Hospital. hospital has passed into the hands of names have been synonymous with secant the splended success of the instiution. hearty congratulations upon them and wishng them a continual increase of pros perity. Silver baby rings at25c_ silverware at a great reduction. Want. to close out the line Wut Nispetr. Holiday Excursions 'To Canada and New England. One fare for round trip via D., 8S. S. & A. Tickets on sale Dec.16th to3ist inclus- ive,fand good to return until Jan.31st, 1897. ‘TI. H. Larke, Commertial Agent, 426 Spalding house biock, Du- luth, Minn. Giv® Us a Rest. Editor Barnard of the Grand Rapids Magnet, is still bellyaching over the election. He is worse than a doting old maid of 80 who reviews with great terror her lost opportunities. Nota week has passed over the head of our esteemed contemporary since election but his paper has contained some slurring tribute to thedefeated candi- dates, Bryan and Towne. It would seem to us that the victors, if men and Americans, believing in a popu- lar government, would be imbued with a more magnanimous’ tecling than has characterized the opposition since the great contest. Mr. Bryan has committed no offense other than the exercise of suffrage secured to him by a popular government. Mr. Towne is damned for an honest, honorable conscience and for follow- suftering with similar troubles report | ea; that they are getting along very nice- | Henry Hughes, supplies for water works 33.75 and Frank Hart, | village hall. when the match was’ declared a draw | writ of execution to me directed and deliver: and opinion was about evenly divided | out of and under the seal of the District The ownershjp of the Ehle & Russell | was duly issued out of and under the seal of the two well known doctors whose | writ of attachment was thereafter on the Their many friends are bestowing | attachment in suid action judgment was du- wood 50 cords four foot hard wood. ‘motion the council adjourned to De- : CHAS. U. MILLER. Recorder. An adjourned meeting of the Village Coun- cil was held at the Village hall, December 16, Upon motion the following bill was allow- Applications for liquor license were pre- sented by Henry Logan and Jacob Mohr, and upon motion ordered published and hearing of the same set for December 28, 18% at nine o’clock p. m., at the Village hall. Upon motion the council adjourned to De- cember 28, 1896. CHAS. C. MILLER, Recorder. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that sealed propos- als for furnishing 300 cords 4 foot green wood, and 50 cords 4 foot hard wood deliver- | { od at the water works, will be opened by the Village Council December 28, 1896, 9 p. m. at CHAS, ©. MILLER, Recorder. First publication Dec, 19. Last publication Jan. 30. Sheriff's Sale. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ofa and now in my bands unsatistied, issued Court, of Itasca County, Minnesota, on the 15th day of December, A. D. 1896, in favor of the plaintiff and against the d¢eteudant based upon the judgment rendered and docketed in said [tasca County District Court. on December 12th, A. D. 1896, in an action therein pending wherein R. W. Par- sons is pla:ntiff,and John Boyd is defendant, in favor of said plaintiff and against said de- fendant for the sum of Ninety-Seven and Eighty’seven One hundredths dollars (97.87) and in which action a writ of attachment said Itasca county District Court, directed and delivered to me to execute and which 12th day of August A. D. 1896, duly levied by me upon the real estate in county hereinut- ter described, and which attachment levied hus ever been in full force, and under which ly rendered and docketed in said Itasca County District Court, December 12th, A, D. 1996, for the sum of Ninety-seven and Eighty Seven One hundredths dollars ($97.87) and said real estite under said attucument was under and by suid judgment and suid Dis- trict Court ordered sold to satisfy said judg- ment and poerg cosis. Now, notice is hereby given, that I shall, on Tuesday the 2nd day of february, A. D. 1397, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. of said day at the front door of the County Court house in the Vil- lage of Grand Kapids, in said County of Itas- ca, sell at public vendue to the highest bid- der therefor tor cash the following described real estate situated in said County of Itasca us the property ot said judgment debtor, Jobu Boyd, or $0 mtich thereof us may be sufficient to satisfy said execution and ac- cruing costs-therein, and all the right, title, interest and property of said John Boyd therein at the time of said levy of said writ of attachment August ly, A. D. 1596, us afore- said or at any time thereafter acquired MAKE Yards and W. V. FULLER The Lumber Dealers and Manufacturers ' «+= GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. THE BEST STORM SASH ON THE MARKET. Factory, feseeeeses eeeesesee® Clothing, Footwear, Gents’ Furnishings ae eH, Re ee ae ea a ae ea ae ee ae RE See AE Rea A a ee 4 BBTSEC Raed eee Fall is Here : and Winter is ? Close at Hand. Cc. H. MARR THE CLOTHIER. Has made ample preparations for eT cold weather in the large and varied lines which he carries. Come in before you buy. therein. The property so to be sold is de- scribed as follows, to-wit: The south half (si) of the northeast quarte. (ne') und the eust half (e's) of the northwest quarter (nw+;), section twenty-four (24) township slx- ty-eight (68), range twenty-two (22) west, in Itasca couaty, according to the government survey thereof, Said real estate having been this day levied upon by me under and by vir- tue of Said writ of execution asaforesaid. Dated at Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, December lo, A. D. 1396. M. L. TOOLE, + Sheriff of Itasca County, Minn, FRANK F. PRICE, Attorney for Plaintitf, Hearing of Application for Liquor License. Whereas, Henry Logan did on the 16th day of Deeember,i896,make application to the village council of the village of Grand Rap- ids, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in his building situated on lot 19 in block 19, in Grand Rapids Original Townsite, for the ensuing year. Now therefore.notice is hereby eigen. that the said application will be heard fure the said council at the council room on Dec. 28th, 1896, at 9 o'clock p.m., at which ing its dictates. But it is remarkably | Hme and place Legare seer naples yee HOW many of cae ama wh, sald application should not be ‘granted men persist in Keeping up a tight that | and said license issued as prayed. has days and weeks ago been decided. | ,,ted at Grand Hapida, Minn. Dec, 17th, —Eveleth Star. Attest: CHas. C. MILLER, President. Recorder. FINE HOLIDAY EAtABLES. Hearing of Application for Liquor License. Whereas. Jacob Mohr did on the 16th day of December, 1896, make application to the village council of the village of Grand Rap- ids. for a license to sell intoxicating liquors Call _at the City Meat Market for | {oes'13, 11 and is in block 16, Grand: Rapios your Christmas supply of turkeys, Ongtuals Townsite, tor the easuing ear. geese, ducks. chickens. game, oysters Sethe erefore, notice is hereby given, ; s ; E said application will*be heard be- and fish of all kinds. Butter and | fore the said coducll ae the council oom eggs, fresh and salt meats, sausages, | on Decomber 28th. 1896, at 9 o'clock p, m., etc. We always carry the largest and at which time and place all persons are best stock of meats in the county: DACREC SOIR RD ESE and show | cariaes} Te any J. F. MEtTzGER, Prop. At the City Meat Market--eSpecialties for Christmas and New Years. they have, why said application should not be grani and said license issued as prayed. Dated at Grand Rapids, Minn.. . 17th, Dec. P R (@) Cc E EDI N GS pomtteess Cas. C. Mien, ep rcaldent, Recorder. First publication Dec, 19, OF THE Last publication Jau. 23. Notice for Publication. Te R U ST EES Land Office at Duluth, Minn., , December 9. 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following- | AS named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final pes! in ipppert of his claim. and that said proof will made be- fore the judge of probate court for Itasca county, Minnesota, at Grand Rapids, Minn, on February 10, 1897 viz: George F. Kremer. who made homestead entry No. 10016, for the es of se4.nw'4 of se and neq of swt, section 28, in township 68 north, range 24 west, He names the following wit- nesses to prove his continuous residence. n and cultivation of said land viz: ‘els Nelson, Charles Haelsell. Luman ©, Warriuer and Rinnah W. Buffum, all of Grand Rapids, Minn. Village of Grand Rapids Held Dec. 8th, 1896. A. J. Taycor, Register. A regular meeting of the Village Council was held at the Village ball December 8th, 1806. Present, President Kearney. Trustees Hennessey, Vient and Robinson and Record- er Miller. Upon motion the folfowing bills were al- lowed: Frank P. Sdeldon insurance of Village hall and fixturcs.. L. F, Knox, lumber. Smith & Riddle, blacksmith work. Hennessey & Murphy. plumbing. W. V. Fuller & Co., lumber, A. Vient, repairing walks.. Henry Hughes, supplies works, .... . 13.40 | Upon motion the following newiy elected ofticers of the fire deparatment were confrm- ed by the council: Chief Engineer, W. V. Fuller. First assistant C. E., Emil Litchke, Second “ “John Costello. Fire Warden, Thomas Hennessey. Treasurer, E. A Kremer Secretary, C. V. Gamache. By request of the fire department the fol- lowing amendmentto the construction and by-laws was passed, making ten members in good standing constitute a quorum. Petition of A. E. Briggs, Geo. Lothrop and others asking the council to re-instate Au- gustus Storer as engineer was upon motion tabled. Upon motion duly carried: John Dishman was given contract to build a pair of sleighs | Corner Leland ave. and Fourth St. for the fire department. Upon motion the recorder was instructed ° Graud Rapids SMITH & RIDDELL, BLACKSMITHS en |and MECHANICS. 5 60.94 182 : 3 203| Horse and Caltle Shoeing On Sewutific Principles, GRAND RAPIDS “ MINN The Fountain House, Cozvest Home Hotel in lasca County. POLO pe ero LARGE sTock. GREAT VARIETY. LOW PRICES. Lots of Dolls and Children’s Fanctes. Drucs anp at the well-known Drug S22Ssesoess5eocSsecesesoc5 Town Orders Payable. The following town orders are now called in «and will be paid on presentation, to-wit: Nos. 141, 142, 143 and 149. JAS. PASSARD* Town Trearurer. Lost or eee in the Ackley House fire at Laprairie, Minn., on May 15th, 1892, my policy No. 47027 for $1,000 with the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. Anyone knowing of the existence of this policy will confer a favor by so advising the company or myself. Joun H. Puatr, 12-29 Swan River, Minn. First State Bank OF GRAND RAPIDS CRGANIZED DECEMBER, 1893. Paid Up Capital, - - $20,000.00 Serplasjr = = 5 10080,08 DiRwUTORS: 4 AKELRY, W. C. GILBERS. 2B, SIMB, Wm. Deary. Go. F. MYERS. A. P. Warrr. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. This Bank will conduct a TAX PAYING de- partment and will attend promptly to the pay- ment of taxes in Itasea County for non-resi dents: also furnish abstract of titles, etc. Special Attention Given to Collections Wanted—An Idea eset Albums, Books. and Chotce Stationery. New Toys of * Kinds. | B. €. FINNEGAN, EOLIDAY GOODS. Handsome Toilet Sets tn Celluloid, Etc. MEDICINEs, Store, Formerly King & Finnegan’s. Se]SSeseseasors MRS. MANGAN, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER Call at the residence of GEORGE F. MEYERS. - LATEST STYLES, All work guaranteed to give Satisfaction. LUMBERMEN’S STATE BANK Grand Rapids, Minn. C. W. HASTINGS, Pres't. BP. J. SHELDON, V. Pres't. F. P. SHELDON, Cashier. $25,000.0€ Capital - + - Surplus - - - + 5,000.0¢ A General Banking Business Transacted. Fire Insurance Carefully, Wntten, se DIRECTORS: . W. Hasti . M. B.Jisheldows 2: er Rnase™ John Reckfelt. F P, Sheldo