Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 1, 1898, Page 8

Closing Sale! WELLS-STONE MercanTILe Co., LAPRAIRIE, MINN. Everything im the Big Store Included. Clothing, Dry Drugs, 1 Footware, | Hardware, Furniture. Goods, for Gents’ Complete Furn shings. Lumbermen’s Supplies. Wells-Stone Mercantile Co. Er We have a number of Harnesses, Good Work Horses amd several Sleighs and Wagons Sale. _ Grand tRevits Woerais- Review City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Write it 1898. Hon. D. M. Gunn was in Duluth Tuesday. Wm. Weitzel has been in Duluth during the week. Dr. Brown was in St. Paul for a few days this week. Geo. Booth was selling cigars in Deer River, Tuesday evening Miss Hattie Gibson is spending the holidays at her old home in Brainerd, M. Perault is suffering with rheuma- tism contracted at the Aug. Johnson fire. Mrs. F. T. Bueneman went to Du- juth Thursday morning to visit relatives. Mrs. Fred McVicar 1s spending the holiday season with friends ‘in Superior, Thos. McAlpine’s wife presented him with a litle son the day before Christmas. Walter V. Fuller returned from a business trip to the reservation last Wednesday. Geo. Lydick and Robt. Patterson were down from their reservation camps yesterday. Jos. McKay, merchant at Flood- wood, attended the K, P. lodge here ‘Thursday evening. The ladies of the M. E. Society will give an oyster supper on Wednes- day evening Jan. reth. Miss Addie Chisholm is enjoying herself among her many Grand Rapids friends this week. Jos, Leisure has gone to Cheassel, Mich., to work for Cameron Bros., who are operating at that point. John Dolph went down to Duluth Wednesday and proved upon a tim- ber and stone claim m town 60-24. Rev. C. V. Gamache went to Hib- bing last Tuesday. He holds services there tomorrow, consequently there will be none at the church here. The Knights of Pythias will give a | public installation and lunch to their \ lady friends next Thursday evening. | | Wm. E. Meyers proved up on a} preemption claim in 60-24 before | Clerk of Court Rasmussen yesterday. Pedagogue Goodell came down from Deer River Wednesday and shook hands with old acquaintances in town. Chet. Robinson was down from Deer River yesterday He is well pleased with the business outlook in that town. | i Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams buried a nine months old child last Monday afiernoon. Death was caused by heart failure. Mrs.J.E.Taft went to her old home in Wisconsin for a visit the first of the week. Mr, ‘Lait is employed in the woods for the winter munths. O. H. Stilson and wife returned from their Kansas visit last mght. ‘They visited tora few days at Cor- with, Kas., on their way home. Editor Kiley accompanied Clark Clay to the reservation Thursday and wiil visit the lumbering camps and see what kind of loggers the Indians make, J. N. True, county attorney of Beek- er county, is in town and will remain during the coming term of court to clean up some old cases he has in this district. The thaw we had Wednesday left the roads in good shape for sleighing if we could have a few inches more, As it is now it 1s neither one thing or | the other. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. A. Nutter of Wausau, Wis., received a Christmas present in the person of a little child that was born to them Wednesday of Chnistmas week, Frank Stahl had a leg broken at one of Woodcock & Oaks’ camps Wednesday by a rolling log. Ee is resting comfortably at the Ehle & Russell hospital. Wm. Delaney, an employe of Jas. Sherry, was brought in to the Ehle & Russell hospital day before yesterday suffering from an injury on the head, caused by a fallinglimb —_ His brain is effected and it is a question just es badly he is hurt. Mr. Frank Manness and his two sons, Chas. and Perry have purchased some standing timber near Little Trout Lake, that they will commence to put in next week. The Dennie family have gone to Spokane, Washington, to jom Mr. Dennie, who has been in North Da- kota several months; he will locate in Washington if the country suits him. Miss Katherine Godfrey, of Hib- bing has been spending the past week with Miss Lena Paul. She returned home yesterday morning to resume her duties in her school room . at Hibbing. Daniel Rogers resigned as Villiage Marshall, to accepta position as scaler on the reservation and the Village Council appointed Fred Collette in his place, Fred will make a good officer. The leading hotels in town gave their guests most elaborate dinners Christmas day. Quite a number of our citizens embraced the opportunity of dining outand were not disappoint- ed in their expectations: Charley Brown has received his order from the surveyor general of logs and lumber and has commenced his winter’s work. He will be empleyed in this vicinity and will make Grand Rapids his head quarters, Attorney C. L. Pratt has been in Wausau, Wis., several days this week securing affidavits to be used in a civil case the coming term of court. This is the second trip he has made to that city for the same purpose. _ A New Year’s address will be given in the Methodist church next Sunday morning by the pastor, after which there will bea love feast. All are invited. Union services will be heid in the same church in the evening. Subject: “Power in Christian Life,” by Rev. McKenzie. The members of the Epworth League, gave a social at the Gilbert home Wednesday evening. _ The house was well fillzd and a very pleas- ant evening was passed by those present. Charades were the order of the evening. Refreshments were served by the young ladies of the society. Mrs. Ehle was attending a meeting of the Associated School Boards this week in St. Paul. She attended as a representative of the Grand Rapids: school board of which she is a mem- ber. The Minnesota Educational As- sociation was in session at the same time—the two working in unison. $ a and Sizes, with uppers. Have You had trouble in finding Children’s Shoes to Suit You We believe we can Please you In Style, Quality and Price. Recently placed in Stock a Splendid Line of H. S. ALBRIGHT & CO.’S Infant’s and Children’s Shoes. We have Infant's Soft, Sole, Shoes tu from Infant's light Kid Shoes in Black and Tan Patent Neatand Stylish Children’s Soft Don- gola Shoes, Patent Leather Tips and Flan- uel Lined—warm and Comfortable 2 = A fullline of Box Calf and Kangaroo Calf Shoes in Boys’ 9 A, Girls’ and Infant's Sizes.- ‘ I. to 1.50 We have Leather Tips and Cloth 75¢c to $1. SLSLEMSLE SSL SLSLESSLSSSSSLSLSLSLSLSS There are’ no manufactured than H. S. Albright & Co.’s | Weare selling these on a very close margin. It will pay you to buy them. | We have also Children’s and | Shoes in Lace and Button. j Children’s, Misses’ and Ladiés’ one and | three buckle fleece lined Artics in all sizes. ' Call and See Us. BECKFELT & MATHER, better Children’s Shoes Misses Ket We wiil save you Money. Miss May McLeilan wet to Mich- igan for a short visit Wednesday. Ed. J. Luther, of Grand Rapids, editor of the Magnet, was a visitor here last Sunday.—Aitkin Age. A little daughter of H, R. King has been dangerously ill for the past few days but is better to-day. J. F. Metzger drove down from Deer River yesterday to take in the masquerade. He returned this after- noon accompanied by Roy Bell. From lettres received from Geoge Cox, who is now in Yuma, Arizona, one would infer that he is not very favorably impressed with that country, or at least with that particular town. He says it is very warm down there, the sand is shoe deep and the town being without side walks makes walking decidedly laborious. He ts at present surveying in a mine. ‘The week of prayer will be observed by the congregations of the Meth- odist and Presbyterian churches by special services each evening during the coming week. Sunday evening services will be held at the M. E. church and each evening following they will alternate between the two churches. A special invitation is ex- tended to all to attend. Notice of Hearing 08 Application for Liquor Lacense. Notice is hereby given that Coffron & Rob- inson have made application to the Board of County Commissioners, in the State of Min- nesota, for a license of sell intoxicating li- juors for the period of one year from the 3tst jay of Devembel , 1807, at their place of busi- ness in the front room of the building on lot 27in block 6, situated in the plat of Deer River within said county and state. Notice is hereby given that said acgoad tion will be heard and determined by the Board of County Commissioners. empowered to grant such license, at the office of the County Auditor of said county, on the 15th day of January, 1898, at 2 o’clock p. m. Dated this 3ist ey. of December, 1897. R. KT Bs NG, ‘Auditor Itasca County. Jan, 1-8 ink GORI tyes SCS L ee e nee Notice of Hearing of Application for Liquor License. Notice is hereby given that Johnson, Baker & Johnson have made application to the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County. in the state of Minnesota, for a li- cense to sell intoxicating liquors for 2 period of one year from une sist day of December 1807. at their place of business in the front room of the building upon lots 2a and 30 in| block 6, situated in the plat of Deer River within said county and state. Notice is hereby given that said ee: tion will be heard aud determined bv the Board of County Commissioners, empowe -ed to grantsuch license, uv vne office o1 the | County Auditor of said county, on the 15th a January, 1898. at2 o’ciock p.m. ated this 3ist day Of lecember. 1897. . Re G, Auditor [tusca County. Jan. 1-8 } atch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Hl Having decided to locate here in Grand Rapids, I have leased the room in the Postoffice building where I am prepared to do First class work at reas- onable prices. All work entrusted to me will be repaired promptly. GOOD WORK and NOT CHEAP WORK my specialty. W. J. WARNER. 1 I — 1 If you want a good New Years Dinner ‘Be sure to buy your Turkeys and Meats at the CITY MEAT MARKET, We have just received an invoice of nearly a ton of fowl, iucluding 1,000 pounds of Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Etc. Alsu Oysters, Celery, Butter and Eggs and FRESH and SALT MEATS of every description. J. F. METZGER. ess SLSLSLSS SLSS ee, SE ae a He ae a a a SE SESS SES SSeS SeeeeEe Nisbett Jewelry Co. (Successors to Will Nisbett.) Complete Watches, Glocks and Jewelry. Line of ‘Fine Watch aud Compass Repairing a Specialty. We are the only experienced watchmakers in Grand Rapids. We are the only experienced compass makers in Grand Rapids. We are the only expert engravers in Grand Rapids. We are the only jewelers who can make any part of any watch. ) Best of Workmanship and Prices Reasonable. All Work Warranted. WILL NISBETT, Mgr. ‘SEE He Ee RE RE ee ee a a RE Dh ladle hada dade dssidaded ERE ee te 2 eA Ee ae eae aE a ae a ae a ea ae ae a ae ate ae ae -—— 8 ~ 7 \ ‘ ¥ en eee nee en en banneeel .