Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 5, 1898, Page 8

Closing Sale! WELLS-STONE MERCANTIL LAPRAIRIE, MINN. E Co., the Big Store Included. Everything im Dry 5] ral Drugs, Footware, Hardware, Clothing, Goods, Go am Wells-Stone Mercantile Co. ae Liirniture. Gents’ Complete Furn shings. Lumbermen’s Supplies. We have a number of Harmesses, Horses and several Sleighs for Sale. od Work ° d Wagons Grant avis erait-AReview | City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Mrs. O. H. Stillson spent a few day in Duluth this week. County Commissioner A. E. Wilder was in town yesterday. Mrs. R. McLennan is in Duluth on a shopping tour today. Attorney Price spent a few days in Minneapolis this week. Clark Clay made a business trip to Minneapolis this week. J. E. Johnson goes to Deer River tonight to remain over Sunday. Hon. C. C. McCarthy spent a few days in the Zenith city this week. Shenff M. L. Toole left this morn- ing for a few days official visit at Foss- ton. WaG. passenger on train. Gilbert was a- south-bound Thursday -morning’s Leave your order for driving shoes with W. B. Holman, south of the post office. Geo. W. Lewis, of Middleton, Ohio, was a Hotel Pokegama guest this week. J. F. Metzger, our enterprising meat man, transacted business in Duluth on Thursday last. C. L. Pratt and family went to Deer Raver on Thursday, where they will yisit over Sunday. Editor Stevens of the Magnet went to Deer River Tuesday evening, re- turning Wednesday. The Arbutus Lodge, Daughters of Rebecca, will give their second annual ball on Easter Monday. Chas. Seelye was in town Wednes- day, returning to his camps on the reservation the same evening. Mrs. F. M. Fletcher, of Farming- ton, Minn., arrived Tuesday evening on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. R. S. Crandall. Wednesday's Magnet announced an entertainment to be given by the ladies of the G. A. R. at the village hall Saturday Feb’y 12th, but it has been postponed indefinately, owing to their inability to secure the village hall which*was previously rented to Marks Bros, W. V. Fuller made a business trip to Deer River last Tuesday, matters pertaining to his lumber yard at that place calling him there. Mrs. Ben Johnson left Thursday morning for a two months’ visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, S. Berg- strom, at Barnum, Minn. Jas. Sullivan, of Deer River, passed through here Wednesday morning en route to Duluth to spend the balance of the week in the Zenith city. We are: pleased to announce that Angus McIntosh, of Laprairie, is con- valesing. We hope his permanent re- covery will be a question of but a short time. Exercises commemorative of the 17th anniversary of the founding of the Epworth League were held in the Presbyterian church last Wednesday evening. Lee West came down from his camp on Winnibigoshish reservation _ on Wednesday, and spent the day in town. Lee reported logging ‘opera- uons on the reservation as progress- ing favorably. ‘There will be a meeting of the Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal church held at the residence of Mrs. Wade Blaker on Thursday afternoon, Feb’y roth, at 2:30 o’clock. A full attend- ance of the members is requested. It will be seen by ordinance No. 1, of the village of Deer River, publish- ed in the Herald-Review, that the newly elected officers are doing business in a manner that indicates the early acquirement of well equipped village machinery. Will Maddy, who has charge of the Winnebigosl.ish reservoir, was in town the fore part of the week, to the joy of his host of friends hereabouts. He left for home Thursday accompanied by his wife and family, who have been visiting with Mr. Maddy’s sister, Mrs. B. C. Finnegan, for some time past. é M, Bailey, one of the genii belong- ing to the family of “Weary Willies,” whose natural aversion to labor is so pronounced that since. his advent to this mundane sphere “he hasn’t done anything since”’—except fill his face at the free lunch counters and at the rear doors of private residences—was gathered in by Officer Collette on Wednesday, and brought before Judge Stillson on the charge of vagrancy. He was given free board and lodging at Hotel d’foole for thirty days. A card sociable will be given in the town hall next- Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Young Ladies’ Sodahty of the R. C. church. A dainty luncheon will be served and everybody will be made welcome. Admission, ro cents. Mrs. J. W. Johnson received a mes- sage yesterday announcing that her mother had suffered a paralytic stroke and lies in a precarious condition at her home in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Johnson will leave tor her mother’s bedside early next week. A meeting of the ~ Democratic County Committee will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 8th, at 8 o’clock, in the dining room of the Hotel Gladstone. All members are requested to be present as some im- portant business will be transacted. E. J. Luther started for Alaska on !'Tuesday morning. He evidently ex- pects to use dog transportation in the northern gold region as he was ac- companied by four’ select local ca- nines. He announces that a stay of about two years willbe made, unless his tortune is acqured at an earlier date. Dr. Thomas Russell expects to go Klondykeward about the first. of; W. H. H: Day, of the J. W. Day. Lumber Co., Minneapolis, came up on Wednesday evening, on a tour of inspection of lis camps in this neck of the woods. He was accompanied by Mesdames C. Phillbrooks, B. Brown and A. E. Mullaney, who will enjoy the pleasures of camp life for a brief time, and also become posted on how logging is conducted, with ‘Hass” as chaperon. ' Geo. W. Hardman and E. E, Seavey. of Aitkin, spent Sunday and Monday in town renewing old ac- quaintances, leaving Wednesday for Hardman & Shugrue’s camps on Pine river. ‘They came here via the state toad in a buggy, and reported that below Dixon’s ranch the road was im- passable for runners, and that they had had good wheeling the entire route. It was Mr. Seavey’s first visit to Grand Rapids since the days when his brother, ‘Lo” ran a ranch here in what is now Sherry’s Hotel, which building was the first to be erected on April. and Sizes, We believe we can Please you In Style, Quality and Price. Recently placed in Stock a Splendid Line of We have Infant's Soft, Sole, Shoes tu VOM veo asec ceades f with Patent We have Leather Have You had trouble in finding Children’s Shoes. to Suit You oO RE RAE RE ET SNCS | H. 8, ALBRIGHT & CO.’S Infant’s and Children’s Shoes. Infant's light Kid Shoes in Black and Tan Zips and Cloth Neat and Stylish Children’s Soft Don— gola Shoes, Patent Leather Tips and Flan— Wik 5 e <P © Sy & ° uel Lined—warm and Comfpirtable ° = A full line of Box Calf and Kangaroo Calf Shoes in Boys’ 9 “ & Girls’ and Infant’s Sizes: AOE ae Raa Anat a fr! : the icO 1.50 | | | manufactured than We are selling these orfa very It will pay you to buy them. We have also Children’s and Misses Ket Shoes in Lace and Button. Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies three buckle fleece lined Artic EL:.-S; We will save you Money. BECKFELT & in ¢ the site of our now beautiful and thriving village. He expressed him- self as being much surprised at the marvelous growth and development of ty of our public building, and was profuse in his compliments of the en- buiiding up a village second to none in the northwest. There will be fifteen subjects dis- cussed at arms’ length tomght at Deer River by ‘Kid’, Beaudett, of Ash- land, and Geo. Davis, the Deer River pugelist. ‘The combatants put up the exhibition for the gate receipts, the winner to take 75 and the looser 25 per cent. thereof, Both men are s11d to be is fine condition, and the bout promises to be an interesting one. The “push” will undoubtedly be out in force. Rev. Dr. Forbes, presiding elder of J. C. Hartley, late of Toronto, Can., | pastor of the local church to fill the Rey. John Treloa. The reverend gentleman arrived last mght and will assume his duties at once, conducting services at the church tomorrow at the usual hours. Rev. Hartley is a young man, and comes to us highly recom- mended as a profound student and pleasing and impressive talker. The Herald-Review extends to him a hearty ‘welcome to this community. The Grand Rapids Hook and Ladder company is an organization of which the good town may well feel proud. Since its inception it has on sundry occasions rendered the hose companies invaluable assistance in fighting fires. The fact that the com- pany has.been well officered has un- doubtedly contriluted much to their success and the members themselves are of this opinion, as evidenced at their recent annual meeting and elec- tion of officers, when they unanimous- ly elected the following officers to succe.d themseives: M. McAlpine, foreman; John Costello, rst assistant; Frank Ressler, 2nd assistant; Geo. Kremer, secretary. A dance will be given at the Minne- sota House next Friday evening, Feb- ruary rz. Everybody invited. Tick- ets 50 cents per couple. WanTED—A competent girl for general housework. Inquire at this office. : our good town, the stability and beau- | terprise displayed by our citizens in| vacancy caused by the resignation of ! RICO IORI ARI this M. E. diocese, has appointed Rev. | @ Get your Repairing done and Driving Boots Made at— W. B. HOLMAN’S SHOE SHOP, KINDRED AVENUE. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Oysters, Sausages, Celery. Canned Goods, Cheese, REI SE IR NR ERE BISISASLSLSL|SYSISVSIEE: There are’ no better Children’: Albright gn close ME ES a Ae Me ae a ae a ae ae Me ae a a margin. MATHER, Shoes | ST SBSLSLSVELSL SPSL SLSLSSSWSLSSSWSLSLSVSISLPSLCSISVSLSOSOSLSOSLVNE = LT \Wateh Makar ( \ % % In Grand Rapids ; +/ whose work gives % 4 Perfect Satisfaction. W. J. WARNER. § Postoffice Building. Camp Beef, Hogs and Sait Pork, Wholesale and Retail. CITY MEAT MARKET, J. F. METZGER, Prop. PLSLSLSLSLSLSLS' SL Markets at Grand Rapids and Deer River FERS cad Maes se ee ate ae ae We a ae aD ae eae ae ah ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae: TTT TTT TT Te rr TT rs F Nisbett Jewelry Co. (Successors to Will Nisbett.) Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Fine Watch and Compass Repairing a Speciaity. Complete Line of 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, Mer. SPORE RAR He eS ER EE A eRe a ee ae ae ae Rs he eae a ee ae ae ae as ae ae a ae ae ae a ae i | a eat t