Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 13, 1900, Page 9

Sunda GRAND RAPIDS POSTOFFICE HOURS: Office open week days-from 8 o'clock a. m. to | 8:00 p.m. open 11:00 a. m. to 12:50 p.m., and from 2.) p.m. 10 3:00 p, m. | ‘Trams going west arrive 11:52 a.m, Mail closes 11;30 a. m. . pave Prains going cast arrive 2:52 p.m. Mail 30. p. ma. minuets before arrival of close AH mails close eran. O. H. Srrison, P. M. City and Vicinity. Duy your butter and eggs at Powers’. Choice bacon and hams at Powers’ grocery. John MeDonald was over from Hib- Ling this week. Acples, lemons and oranges ab mR If., Powers’ store. John Costello made a-business trip up the line yesterday. Will Tibetts wes down from Ball the first of the, wee Cc} Syrup of all kinds/in cans, | pailseor in bulk at Powers’ grocery. Powers is still recognized as head- arters for teas and coffe A nice line of fresh cooki ginger snaps, crackers, ete., at Powers’. Ex-Sheriff! M. L. Yoole was down ss Lake the first of the week. from ~~| places” niaking his escape from Tib= bing. On thecontrary, while he wis not under arrest, he went with the “party”? to Duluth. ‘Tom La Velle, the champion log rolier of the World, came to town the other day from Hibbing. THe makes an unfavorable report on the condi- tion of affairs in that bad village. The members of St. Joseph's Society are requested to be present at the regular meeting to be held in the church Sunday afternoon at 3o’clock. An election of officers wi'l take place. Rev. Father Valentine returned this week from a mission trip to Park Rapids. He stopped off at Cass Lake where be found everything on the boom tu a measure that is really won- derful. Gloves and mittens are needed by boys as well as men even this mild winter weather. 4) D. Powers has an ample stock of these goods that he is getting rid of at a small margin of profit. F. F. Seaman, the Deer River ce map and horse dealer, was in the lage during the week. He reports having disposed of three car loads of horses during the past two months at good prices. John Fraser is banking logs on Trout lake in a manner that indicates a successful season for him.~ Snow or no snow Mr. Fraser will be able te figure up on the right side of the ledger next spring. The ladies of the Episcopal guild County Commissioners W. C. Gilbert returned from a busi-] gave a chicken-pie supper on Thurs- ness trip to Wausau, Wis., ‘Thursday. | day in the old school building. The q | Supper was most delicious as was well Attorney Frank F. Price transacte legal business in,;Duluth during the week. James G’Brien, of the Northern cafe, made a trip to Deer River on Wednesday. If you can’t find your favorite brand of tobacco at. Powers’: you're mighty hard to please. W. H. Graffam arrived from Grand Rapids, Mich., yesierlay, on a visit to his brother, 3. E. Oscar Mitchell, of Duluth, chair- man of the Republican congressional committee, registered at the Pokegama yesterday. was Passenyer Agent J. G. Mooney, of the Eastern Minnesota, came up from Duluth yesterday. In the line of dried fruits Powers has peaches, apples, prunes, apricots, Go to Powers raisins, etc B. P. Munson was a passenger to Hibbing Wednesday to look after his logging operations in that vicinity. Walt Wright, the portly and com- panionable geutleman of Swan River, was a jolly visitor during the week. fave you tried one -of Booth’s “La Union de Cuba” cigars? They are about as popular as anybody in town; Attorney C. L. Pratt has been con- fined to his home for several days with a severe attack of rheumatism. Ladies of the M. E. society will serve a 10-cent luncheon on Tuesday next, from 5 to7 o’elock in the eve- ning. W. J. Kelly has been at White Earth during the week making a set- tlement for logs cu’ on the reserva- tion. litor A. A, Oliver of the Cass nty Pioneer, Walker, was in the between trains on Monday 0) village last. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnston have moved their housebold goods to Cass Lake, where they will reside in the future. Mayor F. L. Churchill, of «Deer River, was transacting business at the eounty eapital on Monday and fuesday. Rev. Father Gamache has been ab- sent during the week, making his annual tour of the camps in this vicinity. Rey. Valentine will celebrate high mass at St. Joseph's Catholic chureh tomorrow at 10:30 a. m., and deliver the sermon. Editor F, J. Stevens of the Magnet, went to St. Paul and Minneapolis on Tuesday. He hopes to return in time for the spring rush. The ladies of St. Joseph’s Society will give a card party at the Hotel Gladston next Thursday evening, A dainty lunch will be served, All are invited to attend. Sheriff Tyndall returned from Still- water. yesterday whither he had chaperoned Mat Fay and Charley Grant who will spend a term in that city at the high school. Mrs. O. L. Mather received a tele- gram from Battle Creek, Mich.,.on Wednesday announcing the death of her mother, Mrs. E. C. Hill. Sheleft Thursday to attend the funeral. If the Hibbing News had taken the trouble to enquire, it would have found that Mike. Lynch is net so worse a fellow. 1t would-also have sound that he did not “hit the high attested by the large number of pa- trons who partook of the ladies’ hos- pitality, aud repeatedly encored the toothsome delicacies that were served. Mr. and M ohn Sheehy teame down from Cass Lake, Tuesday ona brief visit ta friends and relatives. Mr. Sheehy is agent at that place for the several brewing companies. =Don’t forget the card party to be given at Hotel Gladstone next Thurs- day evening by the ladies ot St. Jos- eph’s Society. All come and have a good time for the small sum of ten cents. A good lunch will be served, Tt may not be news to all the boys in town but some of them may not know that J. D. Powers has the finest line of boys’ underwear that is to be found in this whole. neighborhood. Just. drop in and investigate this matter a little. D.M Gunn and I. D. Powers left on Tuesday for Chicago. Their mis- sion is in the interests of the village, and in a short time we hope to be able to wake an important business an- nouncement that will cheer the hearts of Grand Rapids citizens. Deputy Organizer A, D. Brainerd, of the Improved Order of Red Men, expects to institute a tribe of the order here some time during the coming week. He has received about fifty charter members. Henry Logan is one of our citizens who has the Cass Lake fever. He has just completed the erection of a busivess block and will open a saloon and restaurant. Anthony McAlpine and Archie Siddons have also put up a building in which they will conduct a saloon. Mr. and Mrs. dames Murchie arriv- ed from Minneapolis last week and will make Grand Rapids their future home. Capt. Murcbie’s work in the woods hereafter makes this a. much more convenient place of residenc They have taken rooms over Marr's store. John E. Gilmore, one of the old- time sealers of Northern Minnesota and well known in Itasca county, arrived from Minneapolis on Monday. He has accepted a position as scaler and will be located on Big Trout lake at the camp of James Murphy. Dur- ing the past three years he has becnu in the employ of the Northern Pa- cific railroad company as. land sur- veyor. James A. and Sanford F. Love will leave on Thursday next for Portland, Ore., accompanied by their families, where they will reside in the future. The Messrs. Love Bros. have done business io Itasca county for a num- ber of years and they have a host of friends who will wish them abundant success in their new home. They re- quest the Herald-Review to state that if thereare any persons holding claims against them to please call before ‘Vhursday next. A fair face is woman’s greatest dowry, beautiful teeth her choicest treasure. Morning Dew ‘Lotion 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 ike > —OFr -THE— z of Itasca County, Minn. At Meeting Held January 2, 1goo. Auditor's Office, January 2d, 1900. Pursuant to law the Board of County Com- missioners met at the Auditor's office the 2d day of January. 1900, at 1 p.m. Roll call, full Board present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion duly made and carried they were adopted us read. ° Commissioner Fuller moved that Commis- sioner Rellis be elected Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Itusca County for the ensuing year. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Everton, and upon roll call the motien was unanimously adopted. A communication was read from Hon. E. M. Pope, poblic Examiner. in. which w stated the condition of the county offices and action of officers as reported by deputy state examiner, together with insiractions for the procedure of said officers for the com~ ing year. The conmunication was received and ordered placed on file. : Applications were read from George C. Gilbert. M. D., Charles M. Storch, M. D., and Thomas Russell, M, D.. asking that they be appointed county physician for the year qwou. The applications were received “and laid upon the table. A communication was read from C. B. Watrous. asking fora reduction of his per- | sonal property assessment. The board after examining the assessment as levied. refused to consider the application for on abatement. Mr. J. G. Peters appeared before the board and presented a petition asking that an ap- propriation be made suitable in amount to bridge grade and otherwise «pen the section line road in Split Hand recently surveyed. Commissioner Rellis moved that the mat- ter be referred to the committee on roads and bridges, they to ascertain the probable cost necessary to open said road and veport. to the board at their ext meeting. The mo- tion was duly seconded and carried, A communication was read from State Auditor x. C. Duan, in which he requested that a suitable person be Bppaiteed by the board to appraise state Jands suitable for agriculture purposes. Tue communication was received and ordered filed. Application was made by Elijah Price, and G. M. Price, fora renewal of the license is- sued to them on the 3rd day of April, 1894, to construct and maintain a sluice dam across Hartley Brogk at httle Hartley Luke in said county, the’ said dim being located upon the southeast quarter [se] of the northeast quarter [ne] of section twenty- tive (25] in township fifty-nine [59] worth of range twenty-four [24] -west. It appearing to the satisfaction of this board that the ob- jects for which said license was first issued, still exists, and that in order to faciliate the driving of logs, timber and lumber upon said stream it is nec ry thata dam should be miintained at said point, and further thi said Elijah Price and George H. Price are suitable persons to maintain said dam the following resolution was adopted: Resolved That a renewal license be issued to Elijah Price. and George Ul. Price to mainain and operate a sluice dam acress Hartley Brook. upon the southeast quarter [se] of the northeast quarter [ne',] of section twenty-five [25] in townshi; fifty-nine (59) north of range twen- ty-tour [24] West. for a period of six years from and after the 3rd day of April. 190v,and that the 8ame conditions, regulations and rates of toil be tixed therein as was or! lly and heretofo e contained in said nse for the privilege of sluicing logs. Ne timber and lumber through said dam, _ Upon the adoption of the resolution a bond jn the amount of sLoW) was filed with Fiji d the same the bond was referred back for another surety. ,{ sioner Leeman offered the follow David Maturen appeared before the board anc offered to pay the sum of $20 for vyear- ling calf owned by Ltasca county and located at the county hospital. The umount of 20 was accepted, and the yearling sold to Mr. Maturen. The matter of appointing a county physi: an forthe yeur 19, was taken up. Cou issioner Leeman nominated Dr, Thomas ssioner Kellis nominated Dr. George C. Gilbert, and Commissioner Ever- ton nominated Dr. Chas. M. Storch. A ballot being taken on thi ominutions made. the result was as. folloy Dr. Thomas Russell receiving 3 votes, Dr. George C. Gilbert 1 vote, and Dr. Chas, M, Storch 1 vote. Com~ ues cner Rellis offered the following reso- ution: Whereas. Dr. Thomas Russell having re- ceived a majority of the yotes cast by the board of county commissioners for the ap- pointment of County puysician, theretore | be it Resolved, That Dr. Thomas Russell be and is hereby appointed county physician for the county of Ltasea. state of Minnesota. for the year 1900. The resolution was duly secouded und carried, F. J. Stevens, publisherof the Grand Rapids) “Magnet,” submitted a bid for the publication of the — delin- quent tax list, being the taxes de- linquent for the year 1898. in which he offered to publish said list for the sum of 15¢ per description, also a bid offering to publish the list of forfeited lands required to be so published, by Chapter 822, General Laws of 1899, for the sum of Ibe per description, and there being no other bid or offer for the publication of eitser of said lists, Commis- sioner Everton offered the following reso- lution, and moved its adoption: Whereas; The Grand Rapids agnet,” is a newspaper of general circulation rinted in the English lungurge, wt the Vil- age of Grand Rapids. in the County of Itusca and State of Minnesota, and the same has been continuously so printed and pub- lished for more than one year prior to the date hereof, and the publisher thereof has complied with all the provisions of law, us reguired b; Chea Thirty-three [33] of pee ed 1693 of said State. Therefore be it herpby Resdlved; That the Grand Rapids “Mag- | net” bé and the sume is hereby designated as the newspaper in which shall be pubisked the notice and list of taxes upon reai prop- erty delinquent and unpaid on the first Monday in January, 1900, (being the taxes for the year 1898), and also ihe notice and list of all taxes upon real estate which ap- pear to have been delinquent in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety- seven [1897], or any prior year or years, that have not been satisfied by puyment. redem p- tion or sale of the real estute to uctual pur- chasers, as required by Chapter Three hun- dred and Twenty-two [32] Laws ot Minne- sota for Se eva 18y9, within the said county of [tasca and State of Minnesota. The county auditor of said county is here- by required to cause the said lists ‘to be so published in the suid newspaper. The resolution was duly seconded and up- on r-il was unanimously adupted.. Commis- 2g TeSO- Jution and moved its adoption: Resolved; By the Board of County Com- missioners of Tasca County, Minn., that the Grand Rapids Herald Reyiew and the Grand ids Magnet, be and the same hereby are designated as the ey aye per in which’shall be published the official proceedings of tue Board of County Commissiorers of [tase County. Minnesota: the financial statement for said county, the official! election ballots, the proceedings of the board of equalizar on, oe aCe peeked thea to be pub- 's] y sal a coynty commission- ers during the year 1900. | For such work and publications the make your teeth glisten with purity, Fifty cents is the price of one article and twenty-five cents the other. For sale by Roy Bell, and at the Itasca Mercantile drug store. Subscribe for the Herald. Review. : 4 t insertion and te Be auditor of Itasca county, ro- prietors of each of suid newspzpers shaib be paid the following fees and dork peneatione For the first insertion of all matter printed and published each of said proprietors and papers shall receive thirty-seven and one- '{ cents per folio, and for each subsequent r the sum of Pe nite! ate Shalt a seventeen and one-half ce to.each Laper and preprietor. ne Be it further resolved. That the count; Mium. be and is Pape away eos. Teh a hereby instructed and jan contract with each of wl publishers of said da | NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF R ired to prepare a © proprietors and or the per- | tormunce of said work a Apis tions | which contract shall be according to this resolution and shall carry into effect this resolution. Said contract being between the | bourd of county commissioners of said coun- ty ing the said pablishers and proprietors of said newspapers contracting with said missioners for the said printing and publ tions and contracting to pay for the said printing and EACH. for each and cents EAOH, and 1 every subsequent insertion, be executed and attested by ) auditor of said county with the seal of county attached thereto. The resolution was duly seconded on ro! call unanimously adopted. Merriam Barrows & Co.'s offer of $4 full settlement of t: upon the township 59-23, 5 % 56-24 as per the ti offer, was afte cepted and the tement asked mended to the state auditor for his appre After due consideration it determined by the board that the publisher of the G Rapids Magnet be required to furnish a ¢ and sufficient bond, to be approved by board,in the sum of $2,500, f ce publication of the delinquent | the list of forfeiied property at per the and bid of saidapublishe ‘At-this time an adjournment was taken to 1p. m., January 3. for DEMPTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } County of Itasca. § To Thos, Libby. Take Notice. That the piece of land situated in the Count netz;andthes e*; of the n wy of section ten [10], town p sixty-two range }. were ut the ta le Miy judgment entered in the March 2ist. iter stated » under District Court, of said count Bt did for the sums as her ript and set opposite follows. te 10, town sw iy ofme + The ne! sold for of Sec. 10. town 6: wit: range 25 w Viki order on su ic reasona bie Woel Sheep Skins, SITSSEOS mit Litehk j Manefacturer of and Dealer in Sursingles tions ; . Winter These‘, ofne 23 was sold for of Sec. 10, town 6: being the amount of 1 | essed in yourname nd State aforesaid, | and described as follows. to-wi The ne of the ne’a, Sw of thene 4s, se %4 of the } } i se ofn was sold for $ cand George H. Price as principals and | D. M. Price as surety and after discussion on | and costs due on said rh sums. with inte the ¥ th taxes. penalt for the year from the da of s twelve per cent per a subsequent delinguent nd Costs ther t opposite s The n mounts to 2. 10, town hese *: of mounts to § Sec. 10, town ¢ and these t thereon a annum from tie i land will expir of this natic been filed in my off Witness my hand and off day of December A, D. 189! (Seal). id proof the al, this 9th RRELL. Auditor, Itasea County, Minr NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE- DEMPTION. County of Ttasca, To D. Ul. Freeman, Take Notice. That the pieces of land name, situated in the coun said. and described as follow se, of the sw wi}; ofthese fours, ship lifty-sevend?. rang at the tax sale on M und judgment entered in Court. of id county Murch 2ist. sold for th ther siated aud s-t oppo Of land 2s follows. vo of tw subsequent alties, inte: nese 57 na and these list mentioned sam: est thereon at the rate of twe perannnom from the. date vo required to red: pieces of land from said sale. the costs to accrue upon this that the time for the redemption of Jand will expire si days after the serv of this notice and ‘proof thereof has been filed in my office. Witness my hand and official seal this {sth day of November, 1899. E. J, FARRELL (Seat) nty Audit County, Minn. The Home Bakery I> nowopen and ready fer business. ty p ALL HOME MADE BREA] COOKIES DOMESTIC. CAKE OF ALL KINDS Leave your orders for Cakes ——WILL DELIVER Once a Day—— G. N. EVANS Kindred Avenue, opposite Powers’ Hardware store. A Night of Terror. “Awful apxiety was felt for the widew of the brave General Burnham of Machias, Me., when the doctors said sbe would die from pneumonia before morning.” writes Mrs. S. Hf. ful night, but she begged fer Dr. ‘King’s New Discovery, which had more than ouce saved her life, and sured her of consumption, After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured her. This mar- vellous medicine is gtiaranteed to cure all threat, chest and jung diseases. 4, d0e and $1.00. ‘Tria botties free at Ltasca Mercantile Drug store. Lincoln, who attended her that fear- | 4 ‘ You should do t % them J.F.M W. B. Holman has received a quentty of rubber heels to put on ladies’ and gents’ shoes; also soles to put on ladies’ home-made shpper: Cail and s-e them, and you cannot help but buy them, they are com- forte! Parties who desire to purchase stare fands should: file théir applications with County Auditor Farrell for the j same. These applications will be placed on fil: and the state auditor wilt hold a sale here sometime in the month of May. Wanted—soo cars \of telegraph poles, cedar fence posts, piling and | block paving. W. B. *Holmau 1s pre- | pared to. make contracts for any amount in car load lots f. 0. b. cars at stations from Deer River to Swan | River. Liberal sadvances made on large lots. Call and see me, and get { 2 You have no hesitancy abont % wantit. Everybody wants mei %, frui pickled goods, canned § thing in that line. Everybody here J KNOWS that Metzger keeps tie ve best of y these things and consequently go there for CITY MEAT MARKET, % | | Boao SE SOSTSHLSS SESLGSE SESLSOSS HVS GLEE Goods.. | Ulsters Top Coats, Fly Front. d in fact, everything in Over- evats S2ss WK: (ee VII PT \waatCc i Wel Sus That will Ht you to perfec- i tion and ac right price { ney j ha in great variety trem $1 tu $15 per pings | €. é he same and be happy. ETZER. {First publication, December 2 [Lust publication, January £ Sotive of Moriguge Sale. Whereas, default has been madein the of that certain mortgage dated November 23d, 1898, made by Thomas Hurle morigagor, to H. A. McAlister, mortgagee, and recorded in the otlice of the Register of Deeds l tor Itasca Count, M ola. on ihe ay of November, L t9o'vlock a. u1.in Book « of Mortgages on page Whereas, there is claimed to be due mortgage and the indebtedness se tyeredy at the date of this notice in the sum of four hundred twenty-eight dollars, (5428. ). viz; $4.0, prinvipal and $8. interest, and no ion or procec ding at iaw or otherwise hus uted to recover @aid sum or any part thereot; Now, therefore, noti pur: utto the statute in such © d und provided, zudthe power of sale in said morigage contuined, suid mortgage will be foreclosed und the real estate therein des- cribed will be sold at public auction to the ghest bidder theretor, for h, to satisfy id sum and interest and t ifany, and $25. avtorneys fees provided torin said mort-. uge, together with the disbursements allowed by taw. whieh sale will be made by the Sneriii of said Ltasca County, at the front door of the Court House in Grand Rapids, in said county, on 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 as aforesaid is situated in the county of itasca and State of Minnesota. andis described as follows, to-wit; The east one-half (e*s) of the south cast quarter (se) of section eight (8) and tie north one- hulf (ni) of the south west quarter (sw). ot section nine @) All in townsiip_sixty- three @2) uorid,of range twenty flye (5) west the ath : “ Daved November 28th, 13s ce is hereby ; Prices and make your contacts. 1" : W.B. HoLMan, « + ’ Me, HL A. McALISTER Mortgage. eee RN AIL RRS TNR ne "