Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 30, 1899, Page 8

GRAND RAPIDS POSTOFFICE HOURS: Office open week days from 8 o'clock a.m. to 8:00 p. m. Sundays, open 1 « m. to 12:50 p. m., and from 2700 p.m. to 3:00 p,m. Trams going arrive 11:52 a.m. Mail closes 1 ins going east p.m. Mail 30. p.m. mitmets before arrival of 11 mails close t ns son, P.M. oO. H. City and ‘Vicinity. Attend ‘ Odd Fellow’s dance Monday evening, January 1. ]. McCoughrin is acting as_ cashier e depot. Smith spent a few days in the age this week. Chas. Doran spent Chnstmas’ with s at Bemidji. Trot, Carroll left for St. Paut’ Mon- ay to spend his vacation, i. W. Brown ts enjoying the holi- days at his home in Wisconsin. N. Fletcher, the Deer River hoiel man, was in town Wednesday. AY. Ve & Co. moved into their new office building Wednesday. ‘The license is b Lake. Fuller question of license or no Cass bg agitated at Mrs. J. B. Bennington is in Bemidji on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Mc- Donald. Registeer of Deeds Clair has been ansacting business in Duluth during the week. C Duluth ner I’. P. Sheldon was down to the first of the week on a business trip. ank F. Price returned a professional trip to Wright county yesterday. C. L. Pratt has been’ confined to} his room during the week with an Attorney F from aitack of rheumatism Eugene Neveaux. spent Christmas with his parents at this place. He is located in North Dakota. | An old bachelor says that some | women are born foolish, some achieve | folly and the rest marry fools. | Reginning Tuesday, January 2, the board of county commissions will hold their first meeting in 1900. Deputy County Auditor George | McAlister returned from his visit to } Minneapolis the first of the week. Mrs. L. W, Huntley, who has been visiting a couple weeks at her home in Alexandia, returned last Saturday. Al Bishop, who has been 6n a long | g trip in the north part of the state, arrived in the village Monday. Have you tried George Booth’s! new cigar—La Union de Cuba? Ask forone when you want a first-class moke, Gene Neveaux, who has a barber shop m_ Larimore, spent Christmas here with his mother, Mrs. A. O’- Leary. Have you tried George Booth’s “Log Cabin” cigars? They are an xcellent smoker and _ sell for 5 cenis | each. F O. Werden was a west bound passenger yesterday on his way to! Bemidji, in the interest of the Backus- Brooks company. An exchange says there are three great agencies for the transmission ‘of news: The telegraph, the telephone and the tell-a-woman. r Arthur Seamons, who has been in the woods, and at Hibbing for several weeks in the interest of the Pokegama Lumber Co., is again in town. W. L. Kingston wore an excep- tionally broad smile on Christmas. No wondet! his wife presented him mated that about 200,000,000 feet ot Don’t forget the Odd Fellow’s bal, January 1, 1900, Mrs, Frank Suprise left last week’ for Idaho togjoin her husband. Mr. | Suprise has recently erected a hotel in | a thriving town in that state. James A. Quigg was up from his Swan River logging works during the ; week looking for horses. He went to Bena Thursday where he expected to buy about four teams, R. H. Blakie came down from Bena yesterday. Mr. Blakie is em- ployed in the store of C, E, Seelye at that place. He reports the business fairly good up the line with good prospects for improvement. ‘The weather for the past week has been very sausfactory to the loggers, though there is not enough snow for hauling opperations ‘The nights are cold and the lakes and marshes are gradually freezmg hard. It 1s esti- logs are already on skids in the north- ern part of the state. Frank Richardson spent his Christ- mas in the Rapids, having secured a few days, vacation from his duties with, the Swan River Logging com- pany. He told the Herald-Review that Head Push ‘Tom Murphy was recently married in Duluth, but Rus. } Bennington and ‘Tom Shields refused to confirm the report. Jack Frost finally succeeded in get- ting at work ahead of the heavy snow storms thus putting the swamps and lakes into good shape for the founda- tions for work in the woods. ‘The prolonged warm weather made the | loggers fear-that snow would come be- fore there was any foundation for log- ging roads, but they can now go to | work with the expectation of getting out a good crop of logs. | L. W. Huntley, agent fer the Great Northern Railway Company at this} has, purchased the dray outfit, teams, wegons, sleds and_ business of ; J. M. Romans. The deal was closed | Tuesday, and Mr. Huntley inme-! diately took charge. He sent in his resignation as agent at the dépot and as soon as relieved will devote all his time to his new business. Mr. Hunt- ley is a hustler and_ will undoubtedly make a success. place | A fair dowry, beautiful teeth her choicest | treasure. will | endow you with a beautiful complex- | ion, as it cures roughness of the skin and removes tan, pimples and erup- tion, Mrs. Gary’s Tooth Paste will make your teeth glisten with purity. | Fifty cents is the price of \one article and twenty-five cents the other. For saie by Roy Bell, and at the Itasca Mercantile drug store. face is Morning Dew Lotion Reports at the office of the surveyor general of the second district, show that the logging on the upper Mis- sissippl 1s progressing well, the ground being still bare of snow all over the state, and the weather reasonabiy cold. No considerable hauling is being done in any section, but cut- ting and skidding are progressing well. ‘The railroads that have timber ad- jacent to the tracks are hauling newly cut logs. ‘The Swan river road has hauled already some 75,000,000 feet and the Deer river line some 40,000,- ooo feet to Mississippi water. A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a hornble burn, scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen’s Ar- pica. Salve, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures fever sore: ulcers, boils, corns, all’skin eruption Best pile cure on earth. Only a box, Cure guaranteed. Sold at the Itasca Mercantile drug store. _— Marbarous Proceedings in Unugany. An extracrdinary story is reporte from Komorn, in Hungary, - The-cfi cials of the municipality of Moesa, in the Komern Gomitat. are accused of having applied torture to persons im- prisoned on suspicion cf, theft. It seems that some time ago,the safe of the municipality was roubed of nearly 3.000 florins. Numerous arrests were made, but the thieves. were not discov- ered. It was then that torture was with a new born girl on Sunday, the 24th. Joe Dunning was in from camp yesterday. He finds no further trouble in securing all the men required, and reports.his operations as progressing yery satisfactorily. ; W. H. Quinn came down from Amos Fraiser’s camp on Wolf lake this weck with a lame hand. — Dr, Russell is caring for the injured mem- per. ‘The doctor will have him ready }eryesume cooking in a few:days, y ip applied to six of the prisoners, among whom are three women. The mayor nd councillors were present. The pris- oners were thrashed with red-bot iron ‘yods, burning spirit lamps were placed under their bare feet, and the blades of pen knives inserted under their fin- ger nails: These barbarous proceed- ings did not lead to the desired result, and finally the thief, who was not emong the six, confessed his , guilt. Strenge to say neither the mayor nor the worthy members of the council have yet been suspended. Subscribe for the Herald-Revie $2.90 a year in Advance. * woman’s greatest | d S22. SC ee Wanted—soo cars of Aelegraph | xopick OF EXPIRATION OF RE+ poles, cedar tence posis, piling and block paving. W. B. Holmau is pre- pared to make contracts for any | amount in car load lots f, 0. uv. cars at stations from Deer River to Swan River. Liberal adyances made on large lots. Call end see me, and get prices and make your contracts. W. B. Hotman. A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave Generai Burnham | ot Machias, Me., when the doctors said she would die from pneumonia before morning.’ writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her that fear- ful night, but she begged fer Dr. King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and sured her of consumption, — After taking, she slept all night. © Further use entirely cured her. This mar- vellous medicine is guaranteed to cure all throat, chest and lung diseases. Only 50¢ and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Itasca Mercantile Drug store. Pa Wood Choppers Wanted. Ted Reilly wants four men to cut 1000 cords of wood. The umber is only about a mile trym town. Wages will be paid in cash every Saturday might. “The : Dudicy” Dray and Express Line L. W. HUNTLEY, Manager. | Package Delivery a Specialty W000 FOR SALE OF EXPIRATION OF DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } » Ss, County of Itasca, 5 NOTICE RE- | To D. H. Freeman. Take Notice. That the pieces of land assessed in your hee, situated in the county and state afore~ said. and deseribed as follows, to-wit: T se 4 of the sw * ws ofthe se * of tion twent of the sw hi of section town shi evend Sixzs, were le on May 6th. under tax judgment entered in the District Cour c said county March 2tst, 189), sold for sums as herein after stated and set oppo: each d iption of lund as follows. to-w: of the 5 w 24 of Sec. 24, town as sold for $0.81. The s w%4 24, town range was bese}; of s wis of town iis sold for $.081. being the amount, ofthe taxes, penalties and costs due on said lands for the year (808, which sums, ,with in- terest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve per ceut per annum, together with subsequent and prior delinquent taxes, pen- alties, interest and costs thereon, amounting to the sum set opposite said descriptions of land as follows. to-wit: The s° 1}, of s why of See, 24, town 57. range 26 amounts to 8.72. The s w 44 of s e 4; of Sec. 24, town 57, range 26 amounis to $8.72. Th e 4 ofsw'4of 8 25, town 57, range ‘amounts to und these last mentioned sums, with inter- | est thereon at the rate of twelve per cent perannum from the date of this notice is the amount required to redeem the said pieces of land from said sale. exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, and that the time for the redemption of said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice and proof thereof has been | filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal this 18th day of November, 1899 E. J. FARRELL. [Seal] County Auditor, Ttasca County, Minn. SEALED BIDS FOR Supplying Wood NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids fer supplying 25) cords of dry tamarack and 200 cords of green tamarack and birch wood, to be delivered at the Grand Rapids Water Works fur p Station, will be received at the village recorder’s office until Monday, De- cember 18, 1899, at 10 o’clock a. m. Joun HEPFEL. Frep A. Kino, Committee on Water Works, Dated Dee. 7th.:1809. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } oe County of Itasea. To Geo. Falconer. Take Notice. That the piece of land assessed in yo: name, situate in the County and State afo: said, and described as follows, to-wit: North- east quarter of southwest quarter [N. EF. } of 8: W.34] of section ten (iv}, town fift three [58]. range twenty-seven [27]. was, it the tax sale on May 6th. 1895, under tax judg- ment entered in the District Court of said County March 21st, 1895, sold for the sum of two dollars and forty-two cents [$2.42], being the amount of the taxes, penalties, interest and costs due on said lund for the year 1893. which sum, with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve per cent per annum, together with subsequent and prior delinquent taxes. penalties and interest thereon, amounts to the sum of nineteen doilars and thirty-five cents. and this last mentioned sum, with interest at twelve percent pe> ern On nineteen dol- lars ang thirty-five cents from the date of this notice. is the amourt required to re- deem the said piece of jand from said sale. exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this. notice, and that the time for the redemption. of said land will expire sixty days after the’ service of this notice, and proof thereof lus. been filea immy office. = Witness my band and official seal, this 26th day of October A, D, 1809. sary EB. J. FARRELL, ‘County Andigor, County Auditor. Thases, | STATE OF MINN County of Itas | To Thos, Libby. | Take Notice. | That the piece of land situated im the County j | é DEMPTION. i | | i and described as folio ney of the ney. 8 w §, of the 1 4 of the | nek and thes et of the of section | ten (19], township Xty-tw |. range 0 | twenty-three [23]. wi tthe Aa sale Miy | 6th. 1595, under tax judgment entered in the | District Court. of said county March 2ist. | 1805. sold for the sums as herein after stated and sct opposite each description of land as follows, to-wit: The ne‘ of ne 44 of Sec, 10, town 62, range 23 was sold for 6. The wh of ne ‘4 of Sec. 10. town 62, runge 23 was sold for $1.56. ‘The s e 4; of ne 3 of Sec. town 62, range 23 was sold for $1.56. The j Se “of nw ia of Sec. 10, town 62. range 23 was sold for $1.56, being the amount of the | ta penalties and costs due on said lands | for the year 1893, which sums. with interest from the date of said sale at the rate of twelve per cent per annum. together with subsequent delinquent t: penalties, in- terests and costs thereon, amounting to the sums set opposite said descriptians as fol- lows to-wit: The ne % of n © 24 of Sec. 10. town 62, range 23 amounts to S12. The s w 4 of ne % of See. 10, town 62 range 23 amounts to 225. The se 4 of ne 14 of See. 10, town 62, range 23umounts to #110. The sé 44 of nw‘: of Sec. 10, town 62, range 23, amounts to £23.17, and these last mentioned sums. with interest thereon at the e of twelve per cent per annum from the date of this notice, is the amount required to re- deem the suid piecesof land from said sale. exclusive of the costs to uccrae upon this notice, 2nd that the time for the redemption of said land will expire sixty days after the service of this notice. und proof thereof has been filed in my off Witness my hand day of Decembe nd official seal, this 9th . . FARRELL, ounty Auditor, Itasca County | (Seal). NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- | DEMPTION. } STATE OF MINNESOTA. t the rate of | | County of Ftas' | ToT. B. Walker, Take Notice, That the piece of land asse: situate in the County st qual south wes four [4] of » on nineteen [1] town fifty- | six [56], range twenty-six [26) w at the tax sale on’May 2: under tax judgment. | entered int nj for the year 1800. which sum, with interest from the date of suid Sale at the rate Annum. tox prior delinquent t 5 st thereon, xmounts to 3 and twelve cents. m, with interest nt per annem on und twelve cents from ibe s the amount required to of land from said cerue upon me for the redemptio Lexpire sixty days after the and proof thereof has of twelve [12] per cent pe with sul serviee of this beent tiled in Witness my land and official seal, thi day of Ociober, A. D. naa J. FARRELL, County Auditor. | Gent) Ttusea Coaucy, Minn fe = [First publication. De (Last publication, Jan Notice of Moriguge sue. conditions of that © November Bid, Lov: murigugor, oO i. A, McAlister and recorded in bke oilice of (ie if Deeds in and tov iiasea County, 3 on the 24th, day of Navembex, ive. ab da’ cic & Bi. in BOOk © Of Mortenges On pase tos, Whereas, Ubere is Claimicd 10 be due ou Said moriguge wha the imdebtedress secured therepy at tne dace of this nutice in tie sun of four hundred wenty-eight doliars, (540. ). viz; 840, principal and $25. terest, Gnd no | uction or proceeding at law or otherwise hus been imstivuted vo recover said sui or any pure thereof; 5 Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that pursuant to the statute in such case mide und provided, and tie power of sale in said mortgage contained, said moriguze will be toreciosed und the real estate therein Ges- cribed wil be soldat public auction to the highest bidder therefor, for cash, to satisfy id Sum and interest and taxes, ifany, and qd. attorneys tees provided for in said mort- gage, togethor with the disbursements allowed by law, which sate will be the Sheriif of said asva County front door of the Court House in Grana Rapids, in said county, ou the 25th day of January, 1900, at 10 o' Clock in the forenoon. ‘The real estate described in suid mortgage and so to be sold us aforesaid is situated in bhe county of Ltasca and Siate of Minnesota. andis described us follows, to-wit; The eust one-half (c's) of the south east quarter (sek) af section eight (s) and the north one~ halt (m4) of the south w quarter (SW) of section nine). All in township sixty- three (63) north of range twenty tive (25) west ofthe a one ae alee ated Noyember 28th, 1499, ‘ H. A. McALISTER Mortgagee. fe [J PHOLSTERY On Short Notice and at Reasonable Ratis. . .. BHOVAT ELZER BOILEAU Who has done considerable work of this village, is now permanently lo- cated here at the Grand Rapids Ho el, [fhe Old Seeley House.) Hes preparad to do all kinds in Repairing in the Furniture line. Give nim an order and he. will guarantee sattsfaction. , Repairing Fine Cushioned Chairs, Sofas, etc.,a _ Specialty. © SRS Hh te Bek ea ae ei ae ae a ae eae ae ae ae ea se ates he OK Gok ae ae ae a ate ae eae ett | House for Rent f Lawrence house 1s for ; dollars per month, Ap- BBSLOSM SHEWVTWSSTSVSTVSOSLSOSL: > Manufacturer of und Dealer In ARNESS Collars, Whips, Biankets, Sweat Pads, Sursingles and Whip-Lashes of all Descriptions. SWEL SLSCS “ST STSOSS FMT SLSS v f 8 } Wool Sheep Skins, GRAND RAPIDS. ee All kinds of Harness made to order on short notice and at reasonable prices. S2et Ulsters Top Coats, Fly Front, and in fact, everything in Over- coats. Winter Suits That will tlt you to perfee- Lion and at right prices. Bedding in great variety. Blankets Trem $1 to $15 per pair. S263 Dress Flannels api viclen rds all along 6ese Shoes and Arctics Children. Best. line éver” shown in the town: e8eD Co sane UTOCETIES Both’ Staple and Feney. aidinnaanimeail Best. Brands of Canned GUARANTEED CLOTHING Goods nauufactured, FECKFELT | ibe: 1 BYSLSLSLSHSLGWSES SPE SOILS LSVSLSVSTEVSSSLSLSVGST SLES H) iWHEN YOU KNOW} S263 OSLSESSELSLESS: fruits, pickled goods, canned goods—every- thing in that lir averybody around here KNOWS that Metzger keeps the very best of these things and consequently go there for them. You should do the same and be happy. pLa & A THING IS a | | CITY MEAT MARKET, #/ You lave no hesitaney about buying it if you J. . METZER. % wantit. Everybody wants meats. vegetables, SLSISLE: SIS seas gD eas ae SG ARE AUCATR DRG Rae aR Be ee ae a ae ee ae ae eas ae Ne ea ae ae ae Qe Ea ae Ree eRe & Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes ;/ W. L. Perrault has received and is now. dis- playing one of tbe tinest lines of Ladies’ and Children’s Fall and Winter Shoes ever seen here. These are not voods left over trom Jast year, but came direct. from the manu- facturers this seascn. A Fine toe of Rubber Goods : ? : Such as Overshoes, Rubbers. Etc. Wehave ~ ¢ these goods in all sizes weights and prices. Stacks and Stacks of Mackinaw Which we make up into Pants, Jackets, Shirts aad Drawers for wocdsmen, ‘These goods are : absolutely guaranteed, Oe ee r ; er aie ate eee Peer ere treet sy Se Saree tert ie es,