Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 22, 1898, Page 10

Brand ‘fRavids Weratd=MReview City and Vicinity. VAL. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERS Mrs. C. C. Miller has returned from her visit to her ieblie in Saginaw, Mich. : Union servicein tthe Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock, Mrs. W. V. Fuller ‘is her bed suffering with gastricites, confined to an attack of ‘ Roy Millord, a nephew of Banker Sheldon, arrived from Minneapolis early in the week and’ has been in- stalled as assis'ant bookkeeper in the Lumbermey’s bank, Arbutus lodge, Daughters of Re- bekah, will give a “cinch” paty at the K. of P. hall on Tuesday. evening next. Admission ro cents, All are most cordially invited. The infant child of Mrs. J. M. Dempsey died on Thursday of last week, the funeral’ occurnng Friday. The parents have the sympathy of the community 1n their bereavement. The Sheriff handsome countenance of Toole was ‘missed from his usual haunts this, week, a severe at- | tack of gastricites confining him to his rooms, We are pleased to announce that he is convelesing rapidly. Tomorrow morning, in the Presby- terian church, Rev. Mackenzie will speak on some of the chief feature of the recent meeting of the synod ‘of Minnesota. One of the oldest min- isters present said it was one of the best synods he had ever attended. Come out tomorrow morning and catch a breath of the Presbyterian oxygen. ‘The season for the killing of deer, moose and caribou opens next Tues- day, and préparatoty ’ thereto.an unusually large number of hunters have arrived here during the past | week and gone up into the pineries and’ Jocated themselves where the “runways” are many and deer are plentiful. A. M. Ross of St, Paul has taken charge of the Gladstone barber shop. John Osborn who has done the hon- ors in presiding over that institution during the pest five years, has gone to. Pike Bay and may conclude to Jocate there permanently. Mr. Ross has the reputation ofbemg one of the most skilled tonsorial artists in the country and ne doubt will give entire satisfaction to his patrons. He will be pleased to. meet all the old custom- ers of Mr. Osborn and as many new ones as will give him a call. Four new arrivals in the homes of four of our citizens. during the past week brought joy unalloyed to the hearts of the niembersof each. of the families of the happy parents. On the Isth inst a boy was born to Mrs. and Mrs. Thos. Severd, and a son and heir made his advent in the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Logan on the same date. The 16th inst. brought a bouncing baby girl to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Buckley, and on the 17th a sweet bunch of female loveliness made her appearance in the home of Druggist Bell. To the happy parents the Herald-Review. extends its heartiest congratulations. The advent of the \deer-killing sea- son recalls to mind the fatalities which have occurred 1n this county in past season, and it is to be hoped that the coming season will close without a repetition of those inex- cusable blunders whereby human life has been taken over the mistaking of a man for a deer. No hunter can pos- sibly be excused for making such a mistake, and none would occur if the huntsman. would use a littie judg- ment when he is chasing the wily deer. Don’t shoot into moving brush when you know not what it is that causes the commotion—be abso- Intely sure of the game: before you shoot—and then human life will never be taken through mistake. We hope all visiting and local huntess will heed this advise, and thereby save us the painful task of chronical- ing a fatality during this hunting sea- son. The Grand Rapids orchestra is the latest adjunct to local musical circles, and undoubtedly. the organization comes into being “to fill a long felt want.” For some time past the givers of social functions have been com- pelled to1mport the musicians to play at their entertainments,’ oft’times being put to great inconvenience to secure the musical features, but with the organization of the home orches- tra these trials are at end, and_here- after the music numbers on the pro- grams of local entertainments will be taken care of by. the new orchestra. Its personnel comprises the best talent in this neck of the woods, and the members are studiously engaged nightly in practicing up a lot of the latest dance music and operatic selec- tions. ‘To launch an enterprise of this kind necessitates'a goodly’ outlay of money, and every good citizen should show’ his appreciation of the jnstitution of the orchestta by giving ——— it material assistance whenever the opportunity occurs. The first chance to do this will be next Friday evening, when thy orchestra will give a dance at Village hall, Let everybody. turn out. ‘lickets 50 cents. Some Resvlutions. The tollowing Resulations were passed by the business men of » up- erio upon their return from their ex- cursion by special train over the new Foston line, Whereas the city officlals and _rep- resentives citizens of Grand Forks‘) East Grand Forks, Crookston, Fost- on, Bemiji, Cass Lake, Deer River and Grand rapids. recived the members of the Superior Business Men's excurs- ions royalsy, granted them the free- dom of their repentive ciues and did very thing in their power to make their visit enjoyable; now, therefore- “Be it resolved that we the mem). | ers of the party make known to these | people through resolutions published in our daily papers thet char court esies have made a deep impression on us and place them in ,warm reguarsl to our estimation. “Be it further resolved the citizens of there cies come Superior either in bodier or singly they willrecive the freedom of _ this city and be met in the same open} | armed manner by onr citizens in| | which they recived us on. the recent excursion. | Signed by Dr. H. J. Connor, Chaper- on, ynd sixty five Su business men. that whém yetior HOW ALOUT | Are yowa Democrat? |. Are you desirous of having the | Democratic State Ticket elected? le | Are you willing to help John Lind for governer? Do you want to know what is being done by the Democracy “and for the Democracy in Minnesota this fall? THE ST. PAUL GLOBE Js the only Daily and Sunday newspaper, in the ‘Twin Cities that devotes space to the Democr: party. It loyally | Supports JOHN LIND and his as- | sociates on the state ticket. It gives the news, the views, the doings of ‘the Democratic orginization throughout the state from the state | committee to the precinct committees It is abreast of the DEMOCRATIC campaign in the state. You can get the DEMOCRATIC news through on ‘other medium than a DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. The Globe is offered to you at low price of 25 cents per month, or 50 cents during the campaign 1 you sub- scribe immediately. Campaign — sub- scription expire Dec. 1. Send your subscription orders to | Phe Circulation Departinent, St, Paul Globe St. Paul, Minn. If you have any news of interest to The Managing Editor, St. Paul Globe St. Paul, Minn. Good Enough to Take. The finest quality of loaf sugar is used in the manufacture of Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy, and the roots used in its prepararion give it a flavor similar to that of maple syrup, making it very pleasant to take. . As a medi- cine for the cure of coughs, colds, la grippe, croup and whooping cough it is unequaled by any other, It always cures, and cures quickly, For sale at Bell’s drug store.z Duluth-Omaha Line. There is only one railroad from Duluth to Onyaha, operating trains over-its own track all the way, the “Northwestern Line’ (Omaha rail- way). Visit the great Trans-Missis- sippi exposition. second only to the World’s fair. Very low rate excur- sion. tickets on sale daily. Call on your local agent for information or address B. W. Summers, agent, 405 West Superior street, Duluth. Colcrado is a Spanish word, applied | to the Rocky Mountains on account of its many colored peaks. i i Maryland was named in honor of Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles. I. SISITLSSSVSVSICEISVLEVES Benton & Lawrence Haye just opened a NEW Sample * ~Room With a FINE LINE of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. In the Sawyers’ Bidg, Leland Ave. Grad Rapids,Mi. oes to) mat the Democracy generally, send it to| to-y Notice for Pubiieation. (Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878.) United States Land Office. | Duluth. Minn., Aug. 30.1998. f Notive is hereby given that in comp! with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled “An act for the sale of timber tunds in the states of California, Qre- gon, Nevada and Washington Yervitory.” as extended to all the public land states by act of Angust 4, 189, Thomas Hurley of Grand Rapids. county of Ttascn. stute of ‘Minnesota, | has this day filed in this ment. No. 4215. for the purchase of vhe e'¢ of | se of section No. 8 and n's of sw of section | No. 9, in sorenatiiny No. 63 north, range No. 35 west, 4th P. M., and will offer proof to show that the land Sought is more valuable for its | timber or stone ty ricuitural pure | Im to said fund | f this the nce of November. Dennis Newman ues Sherry of Gri id Minn. William Henry Melis Any and Rapid: Notice for Publication, Land Office at St. Cloud, fore Ely Wr county, Min 81, 1805, who made H. and Awe of # witnesses to prov upon and eult Sanford Love. Howard n and Burt Upton, of tion of s Allen, Grand Rapids, Sherig?s Sale. By virtue of 2n execution issued out of. and} undr the seal of the district court in and for the county of It wud state of Minnesota, up™ judgment rendered and docketed the court on the Nsnth day of Dee: ber, ns D. 18 rein Pr , in an action plaintiff, a aad: John Welsh, co-par We! aintift and against sald ¢ . for he sum of one hund eventy seven and S8-100 dollars, which execution, was. directed and detiv tome guid county of Itasca, T have thi Aug: », 1808," levied upon right, sstof the s nd John ne Welsh, in Treal property: ne) of the South y given, that I, th signed, as sheriff as aforesaid. wills above described-reul property to the -lzi bidder, for cash. at “public auctions at. front. door © house in G is. in'the county of esota, on Monday, ovember, A. D. 1895. that day, to satisty u Notice is he: re tl e Dated . . LOOL Sheriff of Itasca County, Minn.. Per J. E. Johnson, Deputy. Lublic Land Sale. United States Land Office. St. Cloud, Minn, Notice is here yen that in pur- of instructions from the Com- of the General Land Office under authority vested in him by section 2455, U Rev. Stat..as am- ended by theact ofCongress approved Febmary 26, 1895, we will proveed to offer at public sale on the 19th November 1898, at 9 o'clox m, at this office, the following tractof land, outheast quarter quarter, sec. 2, township 54 north range 27 west Minn. Any and all persons claiming ¢ ely the abov described lands {to file their claims in this-officg on or before the day above designated for the commen- cement of s sale, otherwise their rights will be forfeited. ae HEO. BRUENER, Re suance missioner Johnsons’ Sample ROOM ; Has always on hand a full line of q Foreign aud » Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fine Liquors for. Medicinal Purpvuses a Specialty. 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