Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 8, 1900, Page 1

x MINNESOTA : ¢ tt) HISTORICAL SOOIETY. — ¢ ree | Two Dotiars a YEAR Grand Uapids | Vor IX.—No, to. Minn Historical Society ” 8, tg00. GRAND Rapips, Irasca County, MInw., Sarurpay, DecemBer : SPECIAL TOWNSHIP ELECTION. BARGAINS! BURKE WAVED EXAMINATION. | caring of Patrick Burke Set for Thurs- day Afternoon Was Very Bricf Meeting of Electors of This District Called For Saturday December 15. A New. Store ; i addy Burke was brough fore = the town board held on the 3rd, it} gee Barnard for eras aha! was unanmously decided to call a], the charge of murdering Charles special election to be held on Satur- rant. ‘The warrant was read to the day, December 15, to vote upon the | grisoner by County ‘Attorney Dono- proposition of issuing bonds to the | pye On behalf of Burke Attorney amount of 00F for the porpose of Frank F. Price waved examination constructing a steel bridge across | ind the accused was held to the grand Prairie river. The township board | jury without bail. While Burke has has taken a very wise cours? in this Only been in jail a few dars he cently matter, and it is to be hoped that the | shows the effects of his confinement. At 2 o'clock S Q At the regular monthly meeting of i Oe es ee nan s ‘ We wish to announce to the people of Grand Rapids and Vicinitv to the fact that we have wople will see the necessity of con- is city mS ~ + f ares on a Oana eos Tok His usual ruddy complexion has opened a store in the j au ae 8 anes : se Pe Eas ON i, banged to paleness and it is evident Powers’ building witt nee repairing a ae every Aik bin that he feels keenly the disgrace that = nil ands 1 ii apie’ = False economy in the pasthas cost ig upon him, no matter what the ull and-complete, line of this town and county an immense i termination of his taial Burke’s attorneys and may be. amount 0 oney in the way of re- ae We : friends feel General Merchandise pairing cheap bridges. ‘Lue bride’! ggygdent that he will be acquitted enacts aes Me be gauge eet atthe January term of court. Just : 3 Loe railek Sees by aY- | what the main defense will be i The work done should be of aperman- |i, not known. The coronor’s jury to which we invite your ent character, and it is the duty of the electors to vote for the amouut necessary to put in a streel bridge. The bids recieved by the board were | : Hewett Bridge company, $ 3,749; E. P. Jones, $ 3,645; L. H. Joboson, $3,480. Mr. Johnson being j the lowest bidder it is likely that he will be awarded the contract, Clerk Mallette has posted the necessary notices fur the special meeting. Two Bad Boys Those who know E. A. Kremer and Ed Jobusoa during the years that they have been residents of Grand Rapids never once suspected them of being murderously inclined, but it woald appear, according tu the un- animous opinion of A. G. Palmer, a farmer residing ou tke shores of Shal- Jow lake near Swan River, that they are inclined to deprive the said Pal- mer of his life, libery and the pursuit of happiness. Some time ago Mr. Johnson bought the timber on Pal- mer’s claim for which he made a fair bargain. In order to close the deal Hy Johnson took Notary Public inspection. The goods consist of the J. D. Powers stock of Groceries, Clothing and Furnishings. These goods were purchased by us at an enormous discount. and ot this fact we will give our custom- ers the benefit. Besides found that Burke caused the death of Grant by shooting bim with a 38 caliber revolver. SENATOR CHAS. A. TOWNE. Democracy’s Favorite Son Appointed by Governor Lind to the U. S. Senate. On Thursday evening John Lind appointed Charl A. Towne of Du- luth to fill the vacancy caused by the death of C. K. Davis. Mr. Towne immediately accepted the appoint- ment and left at once for Washing- ton. Before leaving he said toa Du- luth newspaper man: ‘My time in the senate will be short, but while 1 serve [shall endeavor to exert what influence a tyro in the affairs of the senate may. I may not be heard at allin debate, for I shall conduct my- |self in accordance with the rules and precedents which gbtain in that dignified body, but there are impor- tant questions which will come up at this session, and I may have an oppor- tuniy to yote on some of them. There! this, we have purchased a large amount of other seasonable goods which makes our stock the : & : most complete in this section. WALKING SKIRTS, UP TO DATE IN STIZES. EXCELLENT FABRICS, POPULAR PRICES. A COMPLETE LINE OF Ladies’ Wool Waists. effect of allowing owners of property sold at the forfeited tax sales for the owner is entitled and of which he jareca pumber of measures which I cannot be constitutionally deprived. Kremer tothe home of Palmer’| consider bad, too, among them the | taxes of 1895 and for the taxes of pri-| 3. Findings of the trial court con- der to secure: the signature of the | ship subsidy biil. As regards the|or years where the sixty-day notice | sidered and held, that the sixty-day latter’s wife to Lhe transaction. The | Sandiag army-my position will be deed was read over to Palmer and its | that the people have voted to put |several provisions explained tovhim |qown the war in the Phillippines, in detail. It was an ordinary deed in | and I will vote for an army to do the regular printed forta, but Mr. | tunet. but not for an increase for any of redemption has not been giv to | notive of redémption required under redeein at y time-within sixty days | tax sales between 1889 and i894, in- after the service of the notice. This|clusive, but not given in this case. ruling permits redemption of much | must-be served tu effectuate and give a of the property sold in May, 1900. In| validity to a judgment and sale upon i GETTING HT Palmer was very suspicious of many other purpose” A [ R ‘ ] i | EIDEM A N Lesa er hime cces | tions to fill the place which Senator j sale, provided for by section 3 Id.{ aud 7 q e ; 2 we bi Davis occupied, it is certain that the} the right therein given to redeem av 4 . Fae ated for se ensuing yea" |ehoice would fall on Charles A-! any time before such sale, is not a * -. i All members are earnestly requested |} Towne. i ‘Shylock i 2 ‘toattend. By order of Mrs.’ K. C. 5 substitute for nor the legal equiva- ‘ +! ee Leut, president. CHANCE TO GET LAND BACK. | leat of the right a pritee a own’ | religion. He flrmly believes that the guaphocntasepusasmreeKe ths | Notice of Application for Liquor License — : — ; a, re ovr ise ca seleae ae old law of an eye foran eye and a ) \ Ad P ASON AU LT # | STATE OF MINNESOTA, Presbyterian Church. Owners of Property Sold For Taxes of’95 or oe sea eeanation ie ae tainn tooth for a tooth allowed him is alt as : N. A. 2 connotea ‘Sunday, Dec, 9th, service at 10:45 a. | Prior Years Are Entitled to Sixty Days’ 4 se eaK a the purnanee a right to exact his pound of flesh. As 4 & BWWSTVWVWSVBUVWS -* Notice is hereby given that applica tion ha |m. and 7:30 p.m. A special respon- Notice of Expiration of Redemption pag d played by Mr. Dodge it affords a great ' bf been made in writing to the village counci ee Le 2 ; ; 2 the state, as previously requested by | ~ = eepits ea PROPRIETOR id of the suid village ofGrand Rapids and file |Sive service, with music, in the { ate Genersl Statutes 1893, sections 1654 study for the lovers of Shakespeare, i 4 4 Pi > = ses Cie ivy age ecenrs see morning. The supreme court in an opinion ‘sai 1160. a and will no doubt interest these who ; ad héfif teenth day of October 190), andtermin-| Brief song service and sermon in eng b, "Justice s 4 have uever given the character a # ioneer Ba ea h ber 1901 : 7 ; | banded cone y 2 Subsequent to 1889 the purchaser ; 2 = by the following person and at the following the evening. Topic of evening talk: | Lovely, has interpreted the so-called ae Sag ithe Bate bid pa taxes | thought. It certainly affords scope - nO. i. ie ae i * i e * ; x of % Barber BLP Stee nite west rose room ovine | Winter. Voyages.” Christian In» | forfeited tax sale: law in connection | der sections 1654.and 1660, General |r % fund of study and argument. 4S & $ | ground floor of the building, situatee on Lot | deayor society at 6:45. Topic: “How | with the general tax law, in relation . Which may be materia y = _ %& J twenty two in Block nineteen in the original listen” Text: Ma +: ts a Statutes 1894, is in all cases required) 7 : : Shop__-»> % | townsite of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, tolisten” Text: Matt..viii-1-23. _ j to'the sixty days’ notice of redemp-| (1. sixty days’ notice after the | PY Witnessing Mr. = =| Suid application will be heard and deter- |’ We hope to have in the eveuing a ti ited by the latter, aud halds | g y day: 2 } | mined by said village council at the council | J jon required by : three years’ redemption period pro- * Your Patronage Solicited. % |reom in the village hail in said vil on | violin accompanyment of the organ | that this sixty days is an extension | . pegs tein 3 | Saturday the sth day of mber at 8) bo Mr. “ell Se Saar @ ; ‘i vided by law expires, and upon proof 4 LELAND AVENUE. & o'clock p. m, of thatday. ae t. “Zella Curry, A very cordial | ora part of the time of rédemption | yf cych notite the additional sexty p ® ee = ete ae nonce Rivusident, {imvitation is extended to all to at- | and is a vested right in the property | days become a portion of the tuft re. < Recorder. : : people can’t und? the best hardware THROUGH HIS HEAD Thisisthe only wav some people wi ever get it through their heads. Some stand how it ts that hey can ney buy is by of its stipulations. Mr. Johnson w not very ber and soa result the deal was n made. Qne day this week Storeh Lake he tied to a telegraph noticed a written pl pole. Upon. document addre: as Dr. was driving ap from Shallow vestigation he found that it wasa sed to Messrs. Kre- mer and Johnson and signed by Pal- as | [c is no secret that some of Mr. anxious lo get the {tim- | Powne’s ardent friends wished bim ot | to decline the proffered appointment, since it had been offered to two Re- publicans-and refused. They are the rd | radical Towne partisans, however, Q-/and the more cool-headed of his friends believe that he did the right thing, and that he bas net in the Ramsey county alone the value of property sold. under these conditions amonnts it is estimated to $200,000. In other counties in the state the amount is large aed the aggregate may be at least $1,000,000. The rul- ing holds -that the sixty-day notice provided by the general tax laws must be given, wnder the forfeited tax sale law of1899, and if the notice is not given prior to the sole then it the clearing-up -tax sale under chap- ter 322, General Laws 1899, and that the land owner has the right, within the specified sixty days after proof of service, to redeem before he is de- prived of the title to his land. Merchant of Venice Mr..Sanford Dodge has made a dis- tinct success of the Merchant of far the vest in the long run. z eal, 5 | least lessened his dignity. The in- ap Venice. His interpretation of the ; mer. The writer intimated that | torests of the party in the present | Must be given afterwards in order to} character of Shylock while differing { those two gentlemen had designs | gyygress made it imperative for him | bar.the owner ace his right of re-| trom the general conception, posssses i upon his life and that be expected to to accept, ia their opinion. There is dempiion, ae effect of this deci-| ay individuality which brings a new f aay ee be exterminated by them. He spoke | another fact that they recognize, and sion is to give the owners of lands light to the character of Shylock. f We always like to sll the BEST goods, beevase we know that-cheap |°% See eee aD riya uhat is that had Mr. Towne declined ed ae ae eo fa eon ae Mr. Dodge does pot make a grasping, } truck will make more enemies than friends. It don't pay to sell, buy or aie Hee as fi 5 i Was | after it was known he was desirous of aia - sae shears oie miserly, avericious, revengefui Jew, i Ser ee shies ee} ears | the appointrrent, it might have acted ran aege nee aaye sae Eien but rather oue who is gvided by ' When you want hardware of the GOOD kind, try us. Prices.reason- | very evident that Palmer is insane, Bae Sariy ia tu iate fale BI Lhe owner before he can be barred of Principle end the sue ene oe oe it able, and with such ideas of death and | age te factions. hei right of redemptioe, thus making } murder itis doubtful if he is a safe That Mr. Towne deserved the honor the total period of redemption three : peron to run at large. Report bas | ang was the Jogical man for the place | Years rnd sixty days. The forfeiver ; W J & H D POWERS that his wife Jeft bim a year or two | ;, generally conceded- Two years sale law provides for no notice of re- k ¢ 2 | age on account of his eccentircities. | a¢9 when Senator Davis was elected | demption after the sale. but dnes pro- E ae age vide for a sixty-kay notice to be given Fe R..W. HEIDEMAN. Manufacture Of and viout HARNESSES I also carry a complete line of Collars, Blankets, Saddles, Whips, etc. 1 do all kinds of repairing on short notice, at reasonable prices, Before buying elsewhere, call and get prices, a SRR a a A ea a a a Episcopal Bazar. On Monday December 17, afternoon and evening, the ladies the Episcopal guild will conduct suitable forthe holidays. Espec care has been exercised by the lad be most desirable for Christmas pr ents. Some elegant point and Battenburg laces will offered. Supper will be served in the evening. To Elect Officers. The ladies tend these servicer. in the to have for sale such articies as_ will patterns for of the G. A. R. will to the senate, it was Mr. ‘Towne who was given the complimentary vote of the mioority of the legislature. Last ot | summer he was a candidate for the 2 | vice presidency, aud received the en- Christmas bazarat the Village hall. | dorsement of his state., He has been There will be many booths well stoch- ed with all kinds of seasonable goods a growing man eve since he entered the fusion party, and is certainly the most conspicuous man nationally in the ranks of the fusion party in Min- nesota. There is no Republican in this state of equal prominence. Tis talents and attainments are brilliant, be |and he will be a creditable and an honorable representative of the great commonwealth of Minnesota during the short time he will fill the seat. Could party ‘lines be obliterated and the legislature choose the man best -fitted by reason of personal qualifica- ial ies es” owner This ae prior to the sale. The forfeited law includes the taxes of 1895, and as the sale under this law was less than three years aud sixty days after the sale foi taxes for the year 1895, the notice of redemption required under the general laws could not be given. Therefore if the forfeited sale in- cludes the 1895 taxes the sixty-day notive of sale provided by the gen- eral lawgmust be given. The deci- sion made in the case of Hiram B. Cole agai: st Lee 8. Lamm. SYLLABUS 1. Where lands fvifeited to the state under previour tax judgements and sales ure sold to an actual pur- chaser pursuant to the provisions of Laws 1899, chapter 822, the notice of Qeeisien “will have the !demption period to which the land” | 7 } ROL To A iia es