Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 4, 1897, Page 8

GRHAT Closing Sale! Wav ela Velie als Ly Wad Wad Y Wey aw wav ala V ala VW ale V ale V ala W ale® (‘J fy” 9, A 9 Ano Anod 4% 74h e fy WELLS-STONE MERCANTILE CO. Laprairie, Minn. Everything in the Big Store Included. Clothing, , Footwear, Dry Goods, | Hardware. | | Gents’ Complete Furn shings. Lumbermen’s Supplies. \J @ Ad \y? A Lf. sd ly 'e 1) A LI Nd we ted Wn eed law lav als Sale. Next week we will have something more definite to say concerning this big In the meantime give us a call " Wells-Stone Mercantile C. ig 0” gs 2 4) ) Grant ‘Rteids*heralse' Review City and Vichue: NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McVicar, went to Duluth last Tuesday, returning the same day. W. S. Dedon, came in from a cruise yesterday and is stopping at the Gladestone. The skating on the lakes continues to be ofthe finest, much to the dis- gust of the owner of the rink. Congress convenes next Monday. Jt is expected that it will remain in session until next July. Miss Davidson, an_ experienced nurs® from Duluth, 1s. visiting with Dr. Storch and wife. E. Morsett, land looker for the St. Paul and Dulurh rail road came in last mght to look after that corpora- tions interers in this county. Found—A wolf skin ladies’ collar. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. M. H. Craig, of the firm cf Nelson & Crag is stopping at the Glad- stone. Harris and McCabe, have secured a job of putting in some logs for Walker, on Fokegama lake, and are busily en- gaged in getting ready to begin ope:- ations. Mrs. M. L. Toole accompanied her husband to Furgus Falls, this morn- yng. They will retnrn Monday even- ng. Henry Hughs returned fram Wis- consin, where he spent the summer, this week, and will probably remain here during the winter. Geo. McAlister, came up from Minnespolis last night, He is lum- bering this winter ont near the Diamond mine. J. H. McCarthy, with the firm of E. G. Barnes & Co., Munneapolis, is looking after that firm’s interests in this vicinity. W.H. H. Day, came down from Deer River, this morning. H¢ is log- ging forthe Jtasca Lumber Co., on Waubana Lake. | w. 1, ret a tnp and Hibbing la | Monday evenin The ladies of the M. E. society, will meet with Mis: Graffam next Wednesday afternoon at three o’clock John Beckfelt, is having a thous. cords of wood cut on his forty, at the west end of Forest Lake. Miss Bermce King, Daughter of H. R. King, visited friends in Deer River last Sunday, returning home Monday morning. W. V. Fuller and H. R. King stop- ped over night in Deer River last Monday night. H. Nelson, of the ftrm of Nelson & Craig came np from Minneapolis, last evening with a car load of stock which will be taken to their head quarters up in the Vermillion country. D. F. Jenkius, of Minneapolis, ad- ministrater of the McKiuney estate, came up Thursday night on business connected with the estate. R. S. Crandall, was in Deer River Thursday, on business in the photo- graphic line. Jas. Sherry, will put in four or five million feet of logs on Prairie River, and two million on Pokegama lake. George Cox left for California last Wednesday to visit a sister he has not seen for twenty nine years, after which he goes to Anzon where he thinks of locating. Geo. Kremer went to Deer Rover, yesterday morning to begin construc. tion of a hotel for James Sullivan of Grand Ramds. The building is tobe twenty eight by fifty-six feetand will be quite an addition to the hotel ac- comodations in that village. : F. M. Lund, and family have been visiting Attorney C. L. Pratt and wife for the past week. Mr. Lund is now np on the reservation’and Mrs. Lund and children will remain at Mr. Pratt's for a week or two. J. B. Kehl, eame up from his home in Chippéwa Falls, Wis., the first ot the week,on business for the firm of Kebl and Deary. He returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mis. Edward Woods are rejoicing over the advent of a son, whoarnvd at their home ‘Thursday evening. He is a very welcome guest and 1s receiving a great deal of atten- tion from the happy parents. 1 | | day evening was w 1, par- \ticularly by the hth The ex- jercises were in the interest | South West Missions. | ;ploy of Lee West and went up to | Deer River Wednesday to begin work. He will put in the most of his time this winter on the reservation. Quite a riumber of our fire laddies are suffering trom severe colds con- tracted at the fire Wednesday. A severe drenching when it is below zero is not condusive to good health. The Duluth Brewing couple of representati ud one of the | houses. their beer and John Costello. will act as agent for them. Last Monday, Mrs. W. C. Gilbert, accompaaied her husband to Duluth and filed on a timber claim, returning home the same day. Mr. Gilbert weut over to Hibbing and arrived home Tuesday night. | 1 Co., hasa unused beer ware joying a visit from his fither, T. H. Glover and his’ brother Boyd, of Chi- cago. They are thinking some of the vusiness outlook meets with their approval. Rev. Mr. McKenzie returned from | his Dakota visit last Monday, and will | take up his duues again tomorrow by preaching in the Presbyterian church m the morning and at the Union services atthe M. E. church in the evening. L. J. Warner, an experienced jewel- er of Lockport, New York, will ar- rive here the first of next week, to | locate permanently. He could’nt | have made a better selection if he is a good workman, and 1s inclined to | attend strictly to business. Rev. ©. V. Gamache was called to St. Paul the first of the week to att end the funeral ofa friend. He will ‘re- turn tonight and will conduct services at the church at the usual hours tomorrow. Post Master O. H. Stilson_ will take | next Monday morning’s train for Sen- eca, Kansas, where he ‘will join Mrs. i Sulson who has been there visiting friends for the past month. They will return together in ten days or two weeks, | ‘| | Operations. of the | W. H. Dunne has entered the em- } s here fixing | They will put in a stock ot | | der Our townzman, C. T. Glover, is en | lccating in this part of the country if | hunting and fishing stories. |} town and | By Cc cS re PSLSLSLSLSLSLSLES have the buyers,”—B. & Our Fall and Winter Stock “ We have the stock and —_ in All Departments are Large, with Prices Very Low. ranging in A choice SWSTSICE SLSLSWSCSLS? ESL SLSL SLSLSIWGLSISWSISLVSS a Thick, wa | Shoe Lept. Tn our Shoe departmen we have added a com ‘ee Children’s White | Zid Slippers SISISISISLSS: Se S8SVelelo Down in Wisconsin they 2 troubled with too much snow in the woods for the good of their logging Here, without a partick of snow, the conditions for skidding and road making «are simply perfect | and the lumbermen never were farther } advanced with their work, at this ime of year, than they are now. Miss Lena Paul, accompanied Father Gamache from Grand: Rapids last. Saturday, remaining here until Wednesday. Miss Paul will no doubt come over from ‘the Rapids ,every month and put her musical ability forth on the Catholic church organ.—Hivbing News. W. V. Fuller and Co., don’t propose to have any competition in their line in this vicinity. They have’ been having a good trade in the lumber business from up the hne and in or- to meet the increased demand from that direction, they have putin ja branch yard at Deer River, and will keep a stock sufficient to supply that trade. The genial and companionableC C. Kelly, who puts in his summers with us here inthe Rapids, returned to his home in Aitkin, last Saturday and will spend the ume until spring ar rives, telling the natives down there He ex- pects to return here again when the sawing season begins. ‘Love Bro. will log down in the Spht Hand country this winter. Twenty five men cameup trom below Tuesday to work for them and they are now rushing in supplies, cutting roads etc. They are successful log- gers and the out look for their making a snag little sum of money this winter is first-class. E. Knuteson. a laboring man in the employ of Price Bros., was accident- | ally killed last ‘Vhursday, by the fall ot B a tree. The’ body was brought to interred by Udertaker Richardson. The deceased was single man: twenty eight or thirty years of age and had been in this country but a short time. It 1s not known whether he: had aay relatives ‘in this coanuy or not. The following from the Hibbing Sentinal will be of interest to Dector Manson’s many friends here in the Rapids: Mrs. MH. Manson will re- turn to her home in Minneapolis next Monday to spend the winter. Dr. and Mrs, Manson have a son, Frank, who. Black Dre: egy re EEE EATEN plete line of Ladies’ and THIS PAST WEEK We have placed in our Dry Goods De- partment a new Line of Outing Flannels, TO OVERFLOWING. | price fom ye = ction of new and Stylish s Patterns, from......:...+.- Dress Braids for Trimming Patterns, Ice \Vool Fascinators. A. complete line of Knitting Worsted Yarns nd Zephyrs. Ladies’ and Misses’ Leggings. om TBC to $5 rm Blank ee A very prett and Misses’ Nullifier Skating Shoes. eC y tine of ladies’ fine Trimmed | t i | An elegant Live of Infants Y Soft Sole Shoes. | In Every Size. IN % ELSLSLSVSS SMSF SYSTSLSLSESLSWSO SS SLSLSS g 8c to 15c PER YARD. $5 to $10 SLSLSLSHSL SISPSLSVSWSEGSE exeiaam STOO eerie a We hive a most desirable and sells for - - $ 2.25 Splendid Value for that money. University of Minnesota, and when s course 1s compkted m June neat y and Frank will take up their snent resdence in Hibbing. Mrs. Manson 1s a charming lady and made many tnends during her three weeks’ visit here.” The Ladies Literary society meet regularly every Friday evening at the Central school building. ~Tney are at present delving in Ancient Mythol- ogy The society now numbers sixteen members. At the meeting last night it was decided to hold their second annual social at the school house on Friday evening, January 21st. The members are allowed to invite but one guest so but a limited number will be fortunate enough to enjoy the occasion. ‘The apron fair and supper given by the ladies ofthe M. E. church, last Wednesday afternoon and evening, was a financial success, and the ladies have been smiling over their good luck ever since. They hung up about seventy aprons, and had but two left on their hands at the close of the sale. Their receipts lacked but a dime of being forty dollars, after all expenses were paid. The aprons brought about twenty dollars and the supper a like amount. Photographs for Holiday Gifts. Your babies’ picture on a stick pin, brooch, cuff buttons or button pin, of R. S. Crandall. Just the thing for a holiday gift. From now until the fifteenth, Cran- dall, the photoprapher will give an elegant large size photo with each dozen cabinets ordered from him. Call and see what works of art the large pictures are. Ready to Begin Business. The new firm of Johnson & aker, of Deer River, have cvery thing readiness to begin business the early part of next week The firm is composed of Mr. Johnson, proprietor of Johnson’s sample room in Grand Rapids, aud Fish Baker, former conductor. on the D. & W. ‘railway, who has been in business in Munneapolis for the past three years. | Mr. Johnson went to North Dakota, jlast fall expecting to loeate there, but after an absence of'a fey months, concluded Itasca county suited bim well enough. He returned and form- eda co-partnership with Mr. Baker, who was looking for a bysiness open- is both a teacher and a student in the ing. They have built themselves a | fine new building in Deer River where {they propose to do first-class liquid ;refreshment business and wili also ‘have a restayrant in connection. Chev are well known by every one in | this part of the country and will «ny }jov a prosperous business from the plart, Opening of the Palace. This evening Messrs. Logan and Doyle will entertain their friends at the Palace Saloon and Restaurant on Leland ave.,from nine until twelve. Extensive changes and improvements have been made within the past few weeks in the interior of Mr. Logan’s place of business and every thing be- ing in readiness, a cordial invitation is extended to every one to call in to- night and participate in the lunch and refreshments that will be served. The entire lower floor of the building has been remodeled, a concert room and restaurant having been fitted up in the rear of the bar room. Wm. Porter, an experienced chef, will have charge of the restaurant and with his ability and the extended acquaintance Mr. Logan enjoys this branch of business 1s sure to prove a success. Sleeping rooms have also been furnished on the second floor. With these acquisitions to the Palace, the Proprietors expect an increased pat- ronage and they propose to do all in their power to merit it. Mr. Logan, the senior member of the firm, has been in business here for many years and the fact that for the past three years he has been one of our county commissioners is proof sufficient that he enjoys the confidence of his towns- men. Mr. Doyle,a_ brother-in-law of Mr. Logan has recently arrived from the west, and being favorably im- pressed with the business outlook, concluded to enter into partnership with Mr. Logan. Call in and see the boys this evening and partake of their hospitality. Comrades Attention! There will be a special meeting of the members of B. F. Huson Post, G. A, R. at their hall on Friday onal Dec. 24th, at eight o,clock sharp, for the purpose = _- annual ine spection members are earnestly. requested to be present. Sue By order of, e Carraty J. H. Hasry,- Department commander,