Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 7, 1899, Page 8

= z City and Vicinity. “NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. epg French dry cleaning at Dye Works. C. W. Robinson wasa_ visitor’ here today, Ladies, have your skirts cleaned at Dye Works. ‘ Mrs. F. A. MeVicar is visiting friends in West Superior. Mayor Churchill, of Deer River, was a visitor to the county hub Wed- nesday, F Cemmissioner Everton reported for duty at the commissioner’s meeting ‘Tuesday. W. E. Myers was an interested spectator at the county board, meeting this week. rae? 3 Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Maconiber ar- rtved home from Minneapolis on Sunday last. Attorney A. Y. Merrill ‘was in'town. this week from . Minneapolis. turned home ‘Thursday. Miss Lena Paul ‘returned’ home Thursday,, from: Hibbing, where she. had been visiting with friends... Considering the amount of busi-- ness to be disposed of at the opening this has been a remarkably shert term of court : Mrs. Gallagher has moved into the building formerly ‘occupied, by Judge of Probate Brady on Third street, and | will open a bakery therein. . C. H, Duggin, the venerable and intellectual office man for J. H. Dun- ning & Co. at - their Iran Range camps, came to town yesterday. Mrs. C. W. Reabinson of Deer River, has been confined : to apart- ments at the hospital here for several days, with a severe attack of grippe. Charles W. Gilbert and family, of Wausau, Wis., who have been here on avisit with the family of W. C, Gil- bert, returned totheir home on Monday Z : Our local jewelers, Warner and Nisbett, are putting in considerable time these days with the boys in the camps, providing them’ yj time pieces and jewelry J. P. Signel, the genial clerk in the grocery department of Beckfelt & Mather’s store, left this week for his homestead in 60-24, where he will spend a couple of months. \ Godfrey Marchoski, who has*Jeen in the employ of Frank Poepky: for a number of years, 1s at the ho; pital in a precarious c)ndilion Jom efiects of freezing his feey James Doran retur rior this week, y called to.report aga member of Com- pany I. “he Soys: of his company expect to_kef nustered out in a‘ few da’ from Supe- here he had been , i The Med.cated Vapor bath treat- ment, admjnistered’ by M. Perreault, 18 attracting a large patronage from all sections of the county. In many instances one treatment will relieve a severe cold. Mrs, E. W. Fuller is in West Snpe- rior, called. there by a telegram an- nouncing the illness .of . her sister, Mrs. Neal Coleman. Latest reports announce that Mrs. Coleman is con- velesing rapidly, : Marshal Frank Hart of Deer Ktver was in town on Tuesday and appeared before the grand jury as a witness. He reports that Deer River is the ywost orderly town in Minnesota and” at the same time is enjoying a fair share of prosperity. John O’Brien, who 1s logging in the vicinity of Deer Ruiver,-came to town this week for some physical re- pairing. ‘The recent severe cold spell caused a great. many men in the woods to feel like a case of grip and require the services “of the’ medicine moan. Mrs. M. Perreault desires to an- nounce that she’ will: give special. treatment of the face for any skin de: fects that may exist. Therearea number of ladies. in Grand Rapids who are already willing. to testify as to to the beneficial resylts received. Mrs. Perreault invites the ladies to call and consult with her. A benefit dance will be given at Hotel Gladstone Friday .evening for Henry Shaw, whe lost both legs some tume ago while braking on a logging road. Hejsa worthy young man of good habits and all charitably in- chned persons. should attend the dance, thereby giving him needed aid, and at the same time enjoy a pleasant evening. Words of Praise “I can say, for ne’ that I called on’ Mr iult and. received only a few of bit _flicated yapor baths: and ‘was oc ly cured of.a severe attack of r% psn Iwas a gteat sufferer fro, Jthis disease, but today I feel like anew man, and do not hesitate to heartily recommend the baths to any- ene suffering from.rheumatism,”. James Hoimes, ‘Review | | Liquor, license “W. P. Moote, So Characterizes the Charges of Adultery Made By F. F. Seaman.’, In an§wer to the article published in the Grand Rapids; Magnet of, the 28th ult., which ponyrece sme, with things that are false, 1 take this the first opportunity to deny the charges therein. First, Moore bas charged me. with having offered to take $1,000 damages for siete | trifled with my wife's affections.. deny ever having made such an offer, ' Moore did otfer me’$1,000 if I would refease my wife and say. nothing aboub my injured and the ruin. of my home. | He. next says that he (Moore) had to bring an action to- recover $750 that I owed him, ‘This is false, atid in making the statement Moore brands himself asa liar. There js no record to show that such an action was.ever instigat- ed, and I demund that Moore retract these charges orI will bring an action against him for libel. Now, to make some things clear to the public, and inasmuch xs Moore.bas told that he knew me in South Dakota, I will tell how we became acquainted. I first met Moore in 1885, but I did not be- come. intimately acquainted with him until 1889. operating a steam threshing maehine at that time and he was in my employ as a feeder duriug the threshing séason of that year. Near the last of the season he lost an arm while changing some Helts on the machine. I sum- . He-re=|:maned,two doctors and helped waile ‘the surgical operation was. perform- ed: I-paid one of tne doctors out of my own pocket, and Moore’s father- in-law, Mr. Ingalls, paid the other. I was instrumental in having raised for him at, thap time a sum think of $160, and I have helped him in many ‘Ways. There is no que tion but that it was my efforts that elected him county treasurer in 1890 and again in 1892. What return does he make? ‘He would take away my wife. He hss written letters to my friends charging me with trying to beat him out of $750 that L owed him. Now, as to the horse deal, I will state that Moore forced it upon me. I brought three horses belonging to Moore to Deer River in 1896, and the following year I brought six horses. They have been settled for and L have his receipt. in full for the same. 1 offered to’ settle our business matters in May before he left here, and the only. dif- ference between us at. that timve was the. keeping of the horses and $50 that Moore owed my wife. My wife asked tie at that time to make this $50 a part of the’settlement. In Oct.. 1895, when we made the tinal settlement, he still refused to pay the $50 that be owed. my wife and tyrever did pay it to my. knowledge. ‘[hese are all the facts—let truth, be submitted toa candid world. / F. F. SEAMANS. PROCEEDINGS f—or THE | VILLAGE COUNCIL —OF THE— Milage of Grund apie Grand Rapids, Minn., : January 6, 1899. A regular meeting of the Village Qunneil was held in the Village hall in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. on Tues- day, Jauuary 3rd, 1899. Present—President Trainor, Trus- tee O’Connell and Recorder King. Minutes of last meeting were read and op motion approved. » Several claims were on motion al- lowed ‘and warrants ordered drawn for amounts as follows: George W. Shook, 1 hand sled.. W. J. &H. D. Powers, hardware John Beckfelt, electric lighting George Lothrop, hauling wood.... A. G. Vient, 18 3-4 cords tamarac M, Pedden, meals for prisoners...- Joseph Joleaud, sawing 6 cords wood.. Waltep S. Booth & Son, blanks... Towbdle & Fitz, on account of Riversur- vey On motion a warrant On the trea- surer for $0 was ordered drawn in favor of Thomas Trainor, and he was instructed to pay same to the secre- tary of state for the filing of articles of incorporation ol the Grand Rapids Water Power and Boom Company. Qn motion the following resolution was adopted, viz: ‘Resolved, That the sum of sixteen hundred dollars be trans- ferred by the treasurer from and yub of the contingent fund into the several jadgment funds pro rata, aad thatthe same be paid out by him on account of the re spective judgments existing against the village at the time of the annual tax levy in the year 1897, together with the respective amounts in his lands applicable to the payment of said judg- ments. : On motion the recorder was ‘in- structed to advertise for bids *fop 150 cords of wood of the following varie- ties, to-wit: 50 cords green poplar, 50 cords gvoan tamarac, aud 50 cords, of green-jack-pine, said “bids ta-heopén- ed Jan. 17th, 1899. at 80’clock p. um. bonds..of F. W. | Lawrence and-L.- R.. Root- were, on motion, approved and livenses grant- ed to-said parties accordiug to the prayers of their applications for them. On motion the council- adjourned until ‘I'uesday evening, January 17, 1899, : Frep A. Kine, Weg Recorder. ‘Jand in town 70 range 26 including | sym $30,000.00" with | PROCEEDINGS! Official Publication of the Pro- ceedings of the Meeting of NOVEMBER 19, A. D, 1898. Of the Board of County Com-: missioners of Itasca Co Auditor's Office, Itasca County. Minnesota. Pursuant to adjournment the board of county commissioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at the audit- or’s office this 22nd day of December, 1898. $ Present: Commissioners Robinson and Wilder. * : , ah The proceedings, af tlie last meet- ing were read and approved. Communi¢ettion from Joseph Gar- deper Jread,’ ine which an-earnest appea was made for help in the re- r/of roads in his locality, the mat- upon motion was indefinitely postponed. Milliken and McGuire made ap- plication for the abatement uf the penalty and interest upon unpaid taxes, on cut over lands in 53-24 and 54-24, upon motion said application wa s. allowed. Application of Chas S. Gilbert for the refundment of taxes paid upon land prior to the date of the entry of said land, being lot 3, sectiou 14-60- 27. It appearing that the facts set forth in said application were true, the same was recommended. to the state auditor for approval. Application of Mrs. Wm. Bailie for abatement of a portion of the penalty and interest. upon a piece of,Jand in the Rainy Lake country was approved. G. G.- Hartley made application for the ubatement of the penalty, interest and costs on 120 acres af cut over land if 56-26. Uponsmotion it was ordered that an abatement of ten dollars of the penalty and inter- est be made, Mr. T. E. Dockery, made applica- tion for theabatement of taxes upon plat of Hannaford, from the sum of $490.70 to the sum of $80.99 together with thesum of $169.0L costs, the said board. would approve of said abatement. At this time Commissioner Finne- gan appeared and took part in the deliberations of the board. é County auditor's bond jn-the sum of $2000.00 with E. J. Farrell as prin- cipalang D. W. Doran and Jobn FP. O'Connell as surities: was approved. County ‘Treasurer’s Bond in. the Cc. C. Milleras pringipal, and D. W. Doran Allie M. Johnson, John F. O'Connell, An- thony McAlpine, Thomas Trainor, Daniel M. Gunn, Charles E. Seeley, J. W. Jobnson, Wm. J. Quigg, Chas H. Seeley and Archie Frazer as sure- ties was approved, with the rec- omendation to the new Board, that at least $15.000,00 additional security be required. Bond of the judge of probate, in the sum of $1000,00 with "Il. H. Brady as principal and M. L. Toole and D. M. Gunn as surities was approved Bond of coronor in the sum of $500,- 00 With Charles M. Storch, as prin- cipal and O, H. Stilson and Edward A. Kremer as surities was approved. County attorrey’s bong in the sum of $1000,00 with John R. Donohue as principal and M. L. Toole and W. C. Gilbert as surities was approved. Sheriff’s bond in the sum of 5000,00 with William C. Tyndall as principal and J. B. Sims, John Beckfelt, A. M. Johnson, Arthur O'Leary and D. M. Guna as surities was approved. : County.surveyor’s bond in the sam of $500,00 with John A, Brown as principal and W, C. Gilbert and Fred A. King as surities was approved. Register of deed’s bond in the sum of $5000,00 with A.B. Qlair as prin- cipal and W. B. Holman, I, D. Rass- mussen, J. E. Johnson, Fred A.’ King Lue D*Anjou as surities was approv- ‘ed'with the ecomendation to new Board that additional suep) provided. The aaditor was instrucaed vertise for 125 cords of dry bard m: wood, The question granting a license to maintain asiuice dam across Deer River at a point upon lots 3 and 4 of section 25 t range 27 was taken under cop M, Hrady - , | body and split, . bids. petitioners ajd J Price un. behalf of th@e protesting tothe granting of to be present and signify sition to the granting pf said license. The ‘auditor and treasurer were instructed to . transfer. the sam of $4500,00 from the pogr fund the sum of of $700,00 from the road and bridge fund and the sum f 83374.46 from the county revenue fund to the con- tingent fund. The following bills were audited and allowad. Fred J. Stevens, printing, $170—allow- * If that’s the kindof a, Qf coursr, Our say Tne SAVAGE Rifle is a dead shos.. gup you want, come in and look at it. U don’t make it so, but experience has proven that, in the hands of a man who knows how to shoot. it bas no equal. Sportsmen’s Headquarters “ -3 127 60 For a good many years we have sold sporting goods in this ng for paupers.. 11 80 town, and the people have learned that while we. don’t blow . C. Kiley, printing...-.......++ 15 01 much about “cheapness,” our prices are not. high, and our T. A. McHugh, boarding paupers 36 60 goods are tl e best to be had at any price. ao. drayageon wind mill 250 No matter what you want in the line of sporting gouds, H. B. Eble. coroner's fees... - head if you are particular about the quality, buy from us. We M. L. Toole, boarding prisoners. . 038 will give you your money back if the goods are not as we J: S:.Leary: work in court house and 4 say. ¥ ea Oe . J. SoBeary, lamps for court house and ; 63 75 T. H. Hennessy, faucets for jail 2 50. bp = POW |= eS J.A. Brown, surveying 8 00 rt ry r Ban John McCarthy,witness fees in justice escesese court.....-.. ee Ge ee ee ese : E. Curtis, witness fees in justice cuurt 8 40 ; ©. M. Fitzgerami, do 2 80 a 5 Wm. Doyle, dg 6 80 Order ae ee He Claims, Ete. 7 NNES W. H. Weayer. do 340 aaa ae. ENN Te 8 Al. Phillips. work on Split Hand road 10 7% In Probate Court, L. F. Knox. lamber for do 488 Speciul Term, Dec. 23 1898. S$. Rydberg. work on Trout lake road 4 50 Led Matter ofthe eer et Isaac Johnson, do 800} Letters of administration on the estate of A. Lunstein, do- 10 63) John Cummings, deceased. late of the Coun- Ole Hanson, do 8 7%5| ty of Douglas ea 3: Wisconsin, being I. Johngon, do ‘that six months be and M. Headganist, work on Deer lake road Just Headquist, do 8 10 Herbert Walker, lo John [jarson. do John Headquist, do. Jobn Erickson, do H. Crawford, work on Bass luke road Shevelin-Carventer Co., work on Crooked luke read, conlract of 1897, $350—allowed .....,. . J. Everton & Son, m Bowstring road. $50.45—allowek at $36.67. the same being the limit of the apportionmen 8G 67 W. B. Holman. ‘justice fees, B4. lowed .......... 399 Chas. Kearne: eases...... John. Larribee 76 20 Long Luke..... * . 230 Wm. Bartlett, judge of election at Long Laue) o ij pcsoneits sap) oes - 430 M. J. Taylor. coming after byllots for Deer River 400 3 00 and making returns, Deer Lake...... ~ 1400 Frank Voigt, judge of election, Deer Lake C: A. Nipond, judge of Hand .. “U.U. Gravelle, Judge of election a Split’ Hand...24 Dan®McCormi McCormie, seed R.B Wasson, judge of election at *Hartley Lake. ¥F. U. Williams, clerk of election at Hartley Lake, $6.60—allowed... Edwin Merrill. clerk of election pt Hartley Lake, %6.60—allowed. ‘ W. W. Wright, j:"ige of olection, S River, $9.70—ihuwed........ W. W. Wright, useof ppilding. River. 315—allowed ese Oliver Reddick, clerk of election at Swan River, -$4.25—allowed 200 6 30 @ 90 290 290 8 80 500 3 80 98 house ...... espera et scaie be “ 490 Beekfelt & Mather, mdse to paupers 4 95 do do 8 95 Pionéer Press, stationery... 8 50 Geo, D. Barnard & Co., books and sta- tionery ......... E. E. Wilder, commi and mileage C. W. Rebinson: commission: diem and mileage... B. ©. rinnegan. commissioner’ diem and mileage... C.M. Storch, treatment of - Connors, $20.00 .,.:...... +++ Rejected Patrick Gleason, gate keeper at Swan River, $3.40. Rejected Wm. Kolb, gate keeper at Swan River, $3.40 -- Rejected Edw. Spring, fire warden bill,330,00—Rejected 39-25 6 CO 12 00 § 00 David Rose. do 3.00—Rejected Jas. Woodard, do 7.50—Rejected Alexander Rose, do 5 8.00—Rejected Jobn Rose. do 4.50—Rejected Daniel Rose. do 7.50—Rejected There being no further business the board adjourned sine dje. Attest: U. R. KING, County Auditor. BIDS WANTED. Notice is hereby given that the Village ouneil of the Village of Giand Rapids will on or before Tuesday, January 17, 1899, receive bids for One Hundred and Fifty (150) Cords of Wood to be delivered at Water Works pump station j a8 fol]qws: & Fifty Cords Green Tamerac Wood, Cords Green Poplar, “Cords Green Jack-Pine, All wood to be FOUR FOOT LONG, sound The right is reserved to reject any and all Grand Rapids, Minn., Jan. 3, 1899. By Orderot the Village Council of thr Vil- loge of Grand Rapids, Minn. & FRED A. KING, Village Recorder, pe y allowed from and after the ons hav- said de- same is her date of this order, in which all pe ing claims or demands against the s ceased are required to file the same in the Probate Court of said County, for examina- vion and allowance. or be forever barred, {tis further ordered, That the 5th day of June, 1899, at ten o'clock. a. m.. ab @ regular term of said Probate Court. to be held at the Probate Office in the Court House in Grand Rapids in said County. be and the same hereby is appointed as the time and place when and where the said Probate Court will examine and adjust said claims and demands. And it is further ordered. That notice of JUTE OF HE FAMQUS LAKE such he on to all creditors and persons in said estate by forth- with publis rier once in each week for t 1 Rap or ey weekly newspaper, printed and published in said County. Dated at Grand Rapids, Minn., this 23rd day of Deceniber, 1898. By the Court. E. C. KILEY, _Sudge of Probate of Nolive of Applea- yeu of Adminjstratgr, [SBAL.] Order for Hearing tion for Appoiw State of Mi County of i ) In Probate Court. + Special Term, Dec. 23. 1898. In the matter of the estate of Henry Ward, decease On ret iving and filing the Damiel W. Doran. of Grand Kk County, State of Minnesot: among other things, late of Itasca County, petition of pids, Ltasea, Time Card. GOING SOUTH. : a , Ltd} érd day of July. A. 1697, in btu Co. died intestate, and being a’ resident of this Fou 1 ena lane county at the time of his death, i bis 55pm pit goods, chattels and est 15pm and that the suid peti pei said deceased. and praying that administra- ES ear tion of suid estate be to Hiram B. Eble aiiowm granted: j : It is ordered tht said petition be heard 7:05qm before this court on the ith day of Junuary, 9.44pm A. D. at Wo'elock a. m., at Grand T.0dam Rapids in said county. Ordered further, that notice thereof be Pally. given to the heirs of said deceased, and to all 10.45pm persons interested. by publishing this order | 7 1ispm once each week for thre ssive weeks iOAbem rior to said day of hearing, in the Grand loquet +7kOan Rapids Heraid-Review. a weekly newspaper Dututh 630am printed and published at Grai said county. Dated at Grand Raplds thezird day of De- cember, A. D. By the Court: B.C. KILEY, Jufige of Ppobate. {seat} jeeeseccccosooesocecs WHEN GoING East INQUIRE ABOUT THE $ SERVICE AND RATES ¢ OFFERED BY H Rapids in| “} pyoept Tie finest and fastest trains. Elegant rez clining chairs on ail day trains, Magnificeny new sleeping cars vn.all night trains. Tick- Id to and from all porns in the Uni Carvda and Mexico. City ki west Superior St. Duluth FASTER TIME LOWER RATES Offered: by D.S.S.&A.Ry. Leave Duluth 6:30 p. m. « (Except Saturday.) oy Arrive Class Fare Saginaw, next day, 6.27 p. m.-.----$16.47 DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC RAILWAY You WILL, FIND Montreal, secend day, 8.10 $24.00 A FAST LIMITED TRAIN & | ser.’ Seti asee x Bese PERFEOTLY EQUIPPED WITH e e 8 MODERN SLEEPING H e West bound trainarrivesDuluth 8$:50a.m. (Except Sunday.) AND DINING. CARS RUNNING OVER A SMOOTH ROADWAY ANG MAKING DIRECT CONNEOTIONS FOR ALL POINTS EAST. T. H. LARKE, Com’! Agent, _; »- 436 Spalding House Block, Duluth, Mina, T. H. LARKE, Oommenoia, Aaknr, 426 SPALDING HOTEL BLOCK, Notice for Publication. Dututh, Minn. (Timber Land Act, June3, 1878.) ecco United States Land Seow. t Duluth, Mi Aug. 80, Notice fs hereby ee that In complia 3 : 3 ; 3 H C. W. Hastines. F, P. SHELDON. with the provisi 1 President. Cashier le of P. J. SHELDON, C. E. AIKEN, fornia, Ore- Vice President. Asst. Cashier ‘ash ‘erritory.” as Right ju dlic 3 : 7 omAS Burley of ran Rapids, county at Itasca. state of Minnesota, has this as in this office his¢worn ment, No. 4215, fon ee arn ia 01 8 Lumbermen’s Bank Of Grand Rapids. Minn e% of section fo show able. for its ural id to establish hi "em REVIVO [foe Si icruneigacr tt 2rd vem ber, 1898. He n sae wit nesses: Dennis Newman of Grand Rapids, Minn., James Sherry of Grand Rapids, Minn., William ele ot Gran ops in Henry McAlister of: Polis, Minn. Any and all ming adversely the Giratina iat artr'staw td Eras o1 on or before said jovember, 1888... “ We, ROULKIN. Reg Duluth-Omaha Line. _ There is only one railroad from Duluth to Omaha, operating trains over its own track all the way, the “Northwestern Line” (Omaha rail- n tickets on sale daily. Call on~ agent for information or B. W. Summers; agent; 409 +) y]way). ‘Visit the great Trans-Missis- , ” sipp! exposition, second only to the —- World’s fair, Very low rate excur-: » Gana | d