Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 31, 1900, Page 35

DEER RIVER, ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. 23 W. J. COF>RON, MAYOR, FRANK F. PRICE, VILLAGE ATTORNEY, JAMES EVERTON, TREASURER, THE MAYOR, VILLAGE ATTORNEY AND TREASURER OF DEER RIVER. DciR RIVER VILLAGE GOVERNMENT. Public Affairs are Well Maraged, Business Principles are Adhered to, and There is Money in the Villege Treasury. EER River has officials who are thorough business men, up to date in all matters, and active in promoting the growth and welfare of the village. The ccmpiler was unable FRED L. CHURCHILL. to procure a picture of Fisher Baker, a prominent member of the council, to print with the others. In the suc- ceeding pages all are mentioned ex- cepting the village attorney, Frank F. Price, an able and successful attorney at law who has his central office in Grand Rapids. Mr. Price was born in Chester, England, but came to this country and engaged in the practice of his profession in St. Paul, Minn., where he was for some time assistant city attorney under Hon. D. W. Law- C. W. ROBINSON. ler. Seven years ago he came to Grand Rapids and opened a law office, and bas had a large practice from the start. He was village attorney of Grand Rapids three terms, and is now serving his third term as village attor- ney of Deer River. He was in part- nership with J. N. True in the prac- tice of law from February, 1895, until the latter part of 1896, but since then he has been alone. He is popular with all classes of people, and has faith in a bright future for northern Minnesota . W. A. EVERTON. MEMBERS OF THE DEER RIVER VILLAGE COUNCIL.