Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 28, 1900, Page 8

x SIGE a ae DS SL Si id is | yi Ara Rents era Rse NEW LAND OFFICE RULING. [NEWS NOTES AND PERSONAL =—— D. M. Gunn returned Tuesday teint The ball game on Sunday between a trip to the Twin Cities. the Grand Rapids club and the cigarmakers’ A Fine Stock ee THhiaks \oectest eins Bower ik nine, resulted in a victory for the latter,” | unt’s ‘Perfec 8| Poor base throwing on the part of the regu- ‘ Deel: Hermann fnvclv- i on the pi pat An Important Deelsion by f a favorite with good cooks. ‘ lar team lost them the game. ing Rights of Homesteaders. General Land Commissioner Her- mann has aed a cireular to regis- ters and receivers of local land offices, in which he calls attention to an act of the last congress which makes it possible for homesteaders to make second homestead entries. Particular attention is called to the fact that a homesteader wbo commuted his en- try, that is to say, a homesteader who resided on his selection for four- teen months and then paid the gov- ernment $1.25 an acre for the land, is also allowed to make a second entry C. E. Seelye was down from Bena this week. R.A. Bailey returned Thursday from a business trip to Duluth. Frank Pellow of Hancock, Mich., is here on a visit to old friends, W. C. Gilbert: returned Wednesday from a business trip to St. Paul. W. S. Booth, of Sidnaw, Mich.. is here on a visit to his brother, Gearge. BE. A. Kribs left yesterday for a short business trip to Duluth, Frank Grant left yesterday for a short visit to Cass Lake. Bemidji Pioneer: ‘Charles J. Doran, emplayed on the’ Great Northern at Grand Rapids, is having 2 well-earned vaca- tion and is spending the week visiting friends and relatives in this city.” The Prairie river drive is in the Mississippi, having reacher the main stream Thursday. The drivers have bad a hard time of it,'but their noble efforts have at last been rewarded with success. ‘Thé Stevens Hotel and Restaurant re-opened this week after haying been closed down for a period of two months. This hotel 1s the favorite stopping place of a great many of our people. and Mrs. Stevens will no doubt enjoy the excellent patronage she has always had. Grand Rapids, : and I haue just taken my full dress suit to. Tom McAlpine, the Cleaner, to be cleaned Minn. | City Price This is what you will find at the new ~ furniture store of George F. Kremer. Everything that can be found in the line of house furnishing goods in the cities will be feund at this model store. Tables, Chairs, Beds and Bedding, Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Couches, Carpets—every thing. We are not selling goods at iess than cost, neither are we charging any fancy s Prevail in lieu of remaining on the land five FE. M, Clark, the pidno man, wasin| 4. FI. Powers arrived in town Wed- Seeke Vi wl ponds callow ce meee j years. Ifethis selection. should ane | town yesterday, ‘ nesday. Alsays that he isnow a Democrat be bought any place. aud we guarantee be commuted he cannot make another M.A.S : and will vote for Bryan and Lind. f-saye | — 7 th He Fast Gain tl yea we ea t M. A. Spang, who is how located at 4 hem to be just exactly ay entry. The act under which the pic Lake, aid shold town k Fit ryedtars | “DOE De HRS HEN Serene BISEST PMC n ley wore q they are. We have a store full of honest i resent law is operative also provides | aay. 2 es prosperity and hopes there will be a change & goods, and we are going sell them at an } demand oe Hin hua ene e in order to give real and lasting prosperity | @ 4 honest-price. Come in and look us over. if that any Le rar er te RES William McKenna, who has been | ® chance to assert itself. y . | = homestead entry, but from any cause aes POR Sid Ee ag E 2 3 | } up river cooking, returned to town this _ is i ; i has lost or forfeited the same, shall | week. Shag oF Arscott finished his con 5 be entitled to the benefit of the A. M. Johnson of Cass Lake was s chef for Price Bros.’ Prairie river rs. and arrived in town this morning, ot SQUARE FOLDING George F’. Kremer homestead laws as though such ing after his business interests here the | While he has been putting in ubout twenty former entry had not been made. st of the week. | hours a day to serve his gue © appears to “Therefore,” “you will not hereafter reject a horae- stead application on the ground that the applicant cannot take the pre- scribed oath that he has not prev- sly made such entry, or because he perfected title to land entered under the homestead law, that he will be required to show by affidavit designating the entry formerly made by description of the land, number and date of entry, or other sufficient data, to enable the same to be modi- fied on the records of this office. s the commissioner, We'll Go You Onee. Says the Cass Lake Times: ‘The lovers of. the national game over at Grand Rapids bave organized a base- ball team. They are negotiating for anexcursion from Hibbing to Grand Rapids, to be given within the next two weeks, and will have a game be- tween their team and the Hibbing boys. The papers over there say that if the excursion is given it will be within the nezt two,weeks, Our peo- ple have been talking for some time about arranging a ball game between Lake and the Hibbing boys, with an excursion from the latter Cass The ladies of St. Joseph’s society will meet on Thursday at the home of M | M. McAlpine. Mrs. J. O. Walker of Hibbing, ar- rived yesterday und will visit 2 short time with friends. Ladies—We want to clean your skirts, especially the tans and grays, and all light shades. Mr. and Mrs. George FE. Robinson of Deer River, was In town a couple of days this week about five Itasca Mer- Wanted—Sound horsé y fold. Weight 900 pounds. cantile company. Harry Wallace, the Clearwater ranchman, was transacting business at the Duluti land office this week. Gentlemen—We sew on buttons and mend your clothes free of charge if not too badly torn.—Itasca Laundry. Eugene Keable has resigned his position with J.D, Powers and has accepted a similar one with S. J. Cable. Jerry Butler, who has been one of erators near Dear Riv for a year or so, is in town this week, T. R. Dodson and family left on Tuesday fora month’s visit to’ Mr. Dodson’s old home, Sidg wick, Kansas. ee for the n ticket. be in good shape to enter the oilice of sheriff on the Republic: Eyerything new and origsnal and up to date, is the way the cast- speak of the Great Syndicate an Shows. Large menager- ies, troupes of trained horses and ponies, funny clowns to make you laugh and the best of talent will be at Grand Rapids, Friday, August 3. Rev. and Mrs. D. A.,MacKenzie of Larimore. N. D., were in town a couple of days this week, stopping off on their way home from a visit to Duluth. Rev. MacKenzie was formerty pastor of the Pres- byterian church here, and his host of friends were delighted to see him and his wife again. Robert E. Brice of Hibbing, and iss Clara J. Moe of this county, were united lage at the parlors of the Hotel Saturday last by | Rev. Mr. Brice is a civil engineer in the employ of the Eastern Minnesota, and both young people have many friends who will join us in congratulations. Mi in m: Pokegama on R. J. McGhee. S. J. Moran, who for the past two years has been chief clerk at the Hotel Pokegama, has resigned his position and will for some time be employed in the office of County Surveyor Brown. His brother, M. J. Moran, who has been night clerk at the same place for about three months, has also re- "signed. The Weekly Shoot. ED- BERGIN Hot Air, Russian or Medicated Vapor Baths. ing used by many families in Grand Rapids. BATH CABINET For Sale by Grand Rapids. It is used for Steam, Turkish, It is already be- SESISLSS SHINGLE MILL I. L. Anderson & Son wish'to annouace that by the 15th of July they will have a shingle mill in operation at their place just south of the Prairie River bridge prices. Shirt Waists Summer Underwear, Wrappers, Walking Shoes. We lead all competitors in these goods. They are all in the Come in and see them, and you Come while the stock is complete. W. L. PERRAULT. latest styles and of correct weight. will be convinced that they cannot be duplicated in town at our You Know Our Reputation as to Prices. SLSLCSLSISLSLSLVSS : Core Wuron, 8. family ot Some excellent shooting was again done on ‘Thursday. H. D.. Powers broke all the birds that could possi- an the Trout Lake road. é The mill will have a capacity ESVSCTS LS DSLSOSVSE of 35,000 feet per day. + Watch for later an- \ place, and if they wish to be “in” it will take some hustling. A game be- tween the local team and the Grand Rapids nine sor the championship of Cass and Itasca counties, would be an interesting event, and The Times sug- gests that the management of the local team arrange this game.” Doran jeft on Monday for Bena, where Ire has accepted a position in the general store of C. E. Seelye. James There i at Blackbe a log jam in the river y, and ©. C, Kelly this n rning bly be broken out of fifteen shot at, but even ab that he will not wear the medal. The trophy goes to. George Booth. who tied Mr. Powers and beab him in the shoot off. <A. E. Kribs 1. L. Anderson & Son Crank nouncements. s on Printing sess sont 2 erew of men down to pick it off. again carried off the special prize—a Presbyterian Church. Senator C. C. McCarthy will open box of cigar . The club will next 6. Wises eB scaeeone 3 Sunday July 20th. Morningservice | the Itasca county campaign for the Repubii-| week-shoot for a hunting coat besides | | | President. wp, fapnier @) mM e to S : # 6 = > cans tonight with an address at Deer River. the re: as Stud nm ~edav’s score. . J. SHELDON AIKEN, at the usual hour. No evening meet- 5 : ess at Deor River. “| the regular event. Tbursday’s score Vice President. Asst. Cushier ing. In the afternoon at 3:30. the | C. W. Hastings, presidént of the] was as follows; pastor, Rey. B. P. Crane will conduct | First Bank of Grund Rapids, was looking MEDAL EVENT. } after his business interests here this week. Powers 5 Kribs—20...... un ermen $ an religious exer at Camp Meyers on Lake Pokegama. Sunday school at noon. Everybody interested cordially invited. A meeting for the reorganization of the Young People’s Society of. Chris- tian Endover will be held in the church on Sunday evening, Aug. 5th at 7 o'clock. All young. people esp- cially members of the old organizat- ion, pleas take notice, end be on hand. A Successful Event, The lawn sociai given by the ladies of St. Joseph’s society at the merry-go-round grounds on Thursday eventng was nothing of not a success. The ladies were to receive half of the proceeds of the evening, and these, togeather with what they took in through their lemonade and lunch stands, netted them over seventy dollars. They wish to thank the many people who so liberally patron- azed them, and especially. the man- agement of the merry-go-round for the courtesies extended} Good Things at Metzgers. Fine new vegetables of aii kinds, ancluding new beets end celery. Also tomatoes and sweet corn, as well as all knids of bernes. Poultry of all kinds now on the market and a spec- aally make of spring chickens. For camping and picnic parties you will Frank Caldwell, formerly a resi- dent here but lately of Deer River, was in town a couple of days this week. J. F; Metzger. Sr., left. Wednesday, for a ten days’ visit with friends and relatives in Duluth and Superior. John C. McCarthy, representing the wholesale liquor house of W. L. Perkins & Co.. St. Paul, was in town this week. The county commissioners finished their labors as a board of equalization yes- y, and today are meeting in regular session. John Rellis took~time from his duties as county commissioner to look after his business interests at Swan River yester- day. Mr. Peter Lundin and Miss Albert- ina Norberg, both of Itasca county, were united in marriage on Tuesday at the court house by Justice Buell. Miss Alice Werden of Minneapolis, who has been visiting here for about two weeks, left on Sunday for a short sojourn with frionds at Walker. R. R. Bell, the vharmacist, is absent on a visit to relatives in Illinois is expected home today. He also visited at Minneapolis and Sauk Rapids. Mrs. K. C. Lent returned Wednes- day from the Vermillion country, where she had been visiting a few days with her daughter, Mrs. James Haywood. ‘The ice cream and cake social given by the King’s Daughters at the old school house on Wednesday evening. was,a well at- tended and much enjoyed affair. Booth—24 ..... Bueneman —18. Rassmussen— Kremer: MERCHANDISE EVENT. 12 Booth—2+. Kribs— Bueneman—ts. Rassmussen—20. Kremer—17 Bergin— Pratt—15.. Had a Great Time. The dance given by Mr. and’ Mrs. Will Nesbitt at their house-on the island in Pokegama lake on Wedues- day evening was attended by about twenty couples; and to say that they had a good time does not half, express it. As the majority of those present were campers at the lake, these had the running of the affair. One cond- ition that those attending had to submit to was to not under any cir- cumstances be dressed up. If a gen- tleman appeared in that gathering with a white shirt, it would have been ripped off in double quick time. The same would have been the case had any lady been brave ehough to don a white shirt waist. The music was excellent, as were all the arrange- ments. It was wel] on toward-morn- ing when the party broke up. Mr. and Mrs: J. R. Donohue, who are also stopping at the Nisbett resort, assisted the host and hostess in making the event a very pronounced social success. Of Grand Rapids. Minn 4 Pre-Inventoy 5 : We are about to take our annual inventory, and to dispose of our spring aud summer goods we heve decided to sell the follow- ing-natied goods at 2 5c DISCOUNT Percale, Gingham and and Lawn Shirt Waists, - Denim Skirts, Ladies’ and Misses, ‘Sailors, ; Mem’s, Boys’ and Children’s Straw and Crash Hats, ale | The Herald-Review fi i “7e} f ( find at this store everything the| Miss C. Cleveland and Mrs. J. M. F. 8. Lang a Candidate t 1 market affords. 3 5 i Fria Pete: 1 ‘ Dempsey left on ‘Thursday for Minneapolis, , i where Miss Cleveland will attend: summer |. County Cotmissioner Frank S. Lang ts an ‘ } announced candidate for re-election at the : : o,s : : A « Coming on It’s Own, Palace Cars, | school and Mrs. Dempsey visit with relatives. | yee eee eters of thesoeond district this Heavy reduction on entire line of Demmities, Challies, Silk Gingham f 7 The Great Syndicate English-Amer- | Cass Lake Times: “Burt Betz, who | fall. Just which convention Mr. Lang in- and Zepher Ginghams. ‘ : i 3 iv allit’s ps r.and Mrs. H. J. Broeker, during the 6 |: Oe bic, but Bese : ( Aug. 3 in allit’s splendor. It is a . tnd Rapids | Assume that he-will wisely ask the favor of ed ‘= > 4 veritable city of white tents, and all the acts are newyand original. They also have a rare and costly menagerie besides having a large troupe of edu- cated horses and ponies. six weeks, left for his home at Grand Rapids Monday.” There will be a social hop giv- en at Village hall on Thursday night. Aug. 2, Music by M. Curry and assistants, supper by G. A. R. ladies. Everybody invited. Admis- the republicans, As late postmaster at Rainy Lake City, his record would indicate this. Mr. Lang has recently been in attehd- ance at a meeting at Grand. Rapids, and his workin that capacity will therefore be a large measure determine the result. As a Clearing Up S ale on Shoes | sion, 50 cents. citizen of northern Itasca, Mr. Lang has al- . You can beHT A I I . PR I } ’ + ‘ ways enjoyed the respect of the majority and f § IC i Teachers: EAA W.-V. Fuller retiraed ‘Tuesday | ne wit doubtless corein thee cantdense ta shoed at : ‘ The next regular examination® of applicants for teachers’ certificates will be held at the school building in Grand Rapids, Minn., Aug. 6 and 7, 1900, Examination will begin at $ o'clock a.m. Mrs. O. H. Stison, County Superintendent. The Herald-Review will exchange good job printing for a little money, and do it quick. from g trip into the Red River valley. He says that crops in that vioinity are almost afailure and that farmers are looking cor- respondingly glum. Attorney F. F. Price - returned Tuesday froma trip to Virginia, Minn. He was accompanied from Duluth by-his little son Douglass, who will remain here on a visit for a short time. Mrs, Mather of Battle Creek. Mich., mother of O. L. Matter of this plaee, arrived on #fuesday, and will spend: the summer here. She was accompanied by a young nepbew of Mr, Mather. his present ¢apacity.—Bordey Budget. That Mr. Lang will seeka nomina- tion for the office of county commis- sinor, there is no doubt... The inter- est he has taken in the advancement of his district during the short time in which’ he {has ‘held the position should gaurantee him both the nomin- ation and election. The Budget is, however, mistaken concerning Mr.) Lang’s politics, he being a Democrat. As he is a valuable man and an. ex- Second to give him both nomina cellent offical, it might be a -gooi idea torthe people at the bounc ey