Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 22, 1900, Page 8

‘apertest’ Hage * “Rapids Weralde' Review AND RAPIDS POSTOFFICE. HOUR: O Mee open week days from 8 o'clock a. m, to iduys, open 11:00 a. mm 2200 v. mi, tO ing west ar p. m., and a.m. Mail p.m. Mail val of lose 20 minuets before arr! O. A. Strise sity and Vicinity. Kribs is transacting business vu. apher R. S. Crandail, of ing i the village. } Ir and Mrs. A. B, Clair went to wluth yesterday. irs. Donohue is visiting relatives { friends in St. Paul. County Attorney J. R. Donohue re- 1 from a brief trip to St. Paul erd, torney F. F. Price returned from fessional trip *to Crookston on 1 McDonald returned from th Hibbing frends on Friday leit last Sunday with her parents Miss Bernice Clair 1 the hoh y Brunswic uley Doran, 1 at St. John’s a 1 home today. who is attending demy, St. tha Fuller is spending the vith her parents. She has school in Minneapohs. anis arrived today from t academy, Duluth, to 1 her relatives. estone was mn from his} mp t first 3 hants. t and wife, and rt and D. M. red e first of the week t) the ‘Twin Cit irish, teacher in the an Rapids. announced to rent saloons be- : holidays. “Fowles arded. a Christmas tree at rch on Monday eve- ch everybudy is invited mae Stevens and her sister, ¥rances Paulis, left yesterday for ormer home in Farribault y will spend the hohdays. ran has accepted a posi- Reiss at the Great Northern depot. service will be held at St. ph’s Catholic church on Christ- at th following hours: First 7 o'clock a. m., second at mass at 10:30, ley, who 1s atfend- uneapolis, arrived to spend : the holiday her parents, Mr. and barles Kearney. EP. Cra F i. P. Crane prononnced the that made. Mr. Charles Poppe iss Clarissa E. Davidson hus- ‘wile, on Sunday, Dec. 26, nnouncement is made of the ung marriage on Tuesday next I’. Truman Schaff of Grand Rap- ,and Miss Nellie Walker of La came up from Minne- sterday and made a tripout Mr. Price appears to be improved in health, a fact that ratifying to his many friends way. Leeman informs the Herald- at a number of citizens of Te busy these days get- nal with which to build zsunn went te St. Paul me figuring with Re on who the next ‘tor from Minnesota nt do alk the x to be a power © Same, do: tures for Hotel Pokeg- ng placed in position will be in readiness tor the week. It will be swellest bar rooms in ‘iliunesota, H. S. Huson has accepted ency for_one of the latest and proved typewriting machines tured. It is not only one of t, but also the cheapest. It to be a good seller, Murray, known to his friends I S has a host oi them—as * came in the first of the week ma several days’ cruise aniong the He reports that the condition forests 1s not too bad for cruis- tthe loggers are very much in aced of more Jack Frast. Copt. J. H. Ifasty was down from rdquarters on Prairie river yes- | for the many guests that are cared for at his stoppmg place. At the regular anuual election of officers for Itasca Hive L. O. T. M., held last’ week, Mrs. Bessie Clair was chosen commander, Mrs. M. A. W. Kiley, lieutenant commander; Mrs. Hattie F. Booth, record keeper; Miss Chink Cleveland, flnance keeper; Mrs. M. Brooks, Chaplain; Mrs, Anna Decker, sargeant; Mrs. T. | Betts, M. A.; Mrs. E. Litchke, 8. Hon R.J. Bell, editor of the Roseau Times and proscuting attorney vf that county, 1s here on a visit to hissons, R. R. Rell, Will who is in the grocery of Geo F. Meyers, and Claud who is employed in his brother’s drug store. Itissome time since Mr. Bell has been in Grand Rapids and he expresses much satisfaction With our continued evicences of prosperity. He will remain until the first of next week. No life insurance agent who ever visited Grand Rapids has written as many first class policies as has Geo. W. Goft of the old reliable “* Washing- ton.” ‘The Washington Life Insur- ance company 1s recognized by shrewd business men as one of the most sub- stanual financial concerns in the world. It is as sound as the republic itself and atthe same time it issues a policy that contains many features of unusual merit. More than this, Mr. Gcft is well known as a gentleman of person- al reliability whose representations in regard to life insurance is always borne out by the tacts and fiaal re- sults. He has been here durisg the past week and has written about a dozen good-sized policies. PROCEEDINGS —-OF THE—— VILLAGE COUNCIL At the Meeting held Dec. 6, 1900. A regular meeting of the Village council was held at the Village hall in Grand Rapids, Minnesota on Thursday the sixth day of D nber, 100. »nt—President Riddell, Trustees O’Con- nell, Huntley and Hepfelt and Recorder King. Minutes of last Meeting were read and on motion approved. Petition of James McCormick for appoint- mentas night watchman was read and on motion duly ied. James MeCormack was duly appointed to said offi On motion the salary of night watchman was fixed ut the sum. of $50 per month. The followsng petition was presented and read, viz: To the village and village council of;]Grand Rupids, Itascu county. Minnesota, The Grand Rapids Water Power and Boom Company, acorporation organized under the laws of the state of Minnesota, with power of eminent domain and authorized by act of Congress to cunstruct «a dam and at Grand Rapics Minnesota, improve the Mississippi River desire sh aid to the extent of thous- and dollars (3 6.000) in the construction of a dam and canal and improving the waterway P: upon said Mississippi river at the rapids ubove the wagon bridge accross the said river ir id village of Grand Rapids and condemning andacquiring lands necessary refor. In consideration of the payment of cush aid said company will at the election of said Municipality issue such municipality stock of said company to the amount of six thousand dollars ($6,000) per value The aid shall be given as follows; four thousand dolaps ($4,000 ) when the necessary lands are condemned in due form of law; One thous- and dollars ($1,000 ) when the water way im- provements are substantially completed and one thousand dollars (§ 1.000) when the dam and canal are substantially completed. We beleve that said proposed improvement will greately promote the general prosperity and wellfare of the tux-payers of said muni- ity and that it will befor the best in- t of said village to waive the issuance by said company of ony such stock to said village and we therefore pray that such is- suance of stock be waved. Dated Nov. 3th 1900. Grand Rapids Water Power & Boom Co. a D. M. Gunn President. H. D. Powsrs. Secretary. After due consideration of said petition the following resolution was presented and on motion unanimously adopted, to-wit Wuerreas. the Grand Rapids Water & Boom Company. a corporation organized and exist- ing under the laws of the State of Minnesota with powers of eminent domain and authoriz- ed by act of congress todam the Mississippi River at nd Rapids, Minn., has made ap- plication to the Village council of Grand Rapids Mina.,and tothe Village of Grand Rapids, Minn., for a cash donation in the sum and of the amount of six thousand dol- lars ($6000.00) to aid and be used in the con- demnation of landsin and along the Miss- issippi River at and above Grand Rapids for water way and water-power purposes and for the construction of udam across said Miss- issippi River at said Grand Rapids, which application is in writing and filed with the illage recorder of said Village. and, WuHEREA , we believe that the improve- ment of said Mississippi River at said point by the condemnation of lands and the build- ing of said dam will be of great public bene- fit and for the general good of all the people of said Village, and, WHEREAS, we believe that the said sum of six thousand dollars should be appropriated and donated as asked in said application and for the purposes stated in gail application, which xpplication is hereby made a part of this resolution, and, WHEREAS, We believe the said donation to be necessary te secure the said improvement of said water-way, the Mississippi River at said point. and necessary for the condemna- tion of lands, the payment of damages. costs and expenses and the building of said dam together with a canal to be used in connec- tion with said dam, NOW THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that a special election be called to be held in and or said Village of Grand Rapids, afinn., on the 2th dav of December, A. D., 1900, That at tesday. The captain says he is kept ese days as host of the ranch and general superintendent of comfort busy tl such cash donation be submitted to the electors of suid Village, ‘Phat the Village Recorder of said Village he due notice of suid special election re such special election the proposition to make j { ac- ' ing necessary to promote the genera cording to law; that such special election be held and conducted according to law. That said Village Recorder shall include in and mike a part of his said notice of special elec- tion a clear Statement of the proposition to be submitted to said electors and voted upon by said electors. That at said election there shall be ballots prepared for the use of said electors according to law. Proposition of Fairbanks, Morse & Co. of St. 1 to furnish and erect, ready for operation, not later than February 20th, 1901, 1-16x10x12 Regular Pattern Pump, including connections, for the sum of $932.00 was read and oa motion said proposition was accepted: Report of Treasurer Aiken was read and on motion filed. On motion the following named sums were transferred from the several funds hereafter | mentioned to the contingent fund, to-wit: Knox, judgment fund $ 3.28 .J. Dwyer, . 32 | . C. Gilbert, 49; a 126.50 | C. W. Hastings, ** 43 243.71 Marshall-Wélls * Ms 48.69 Interest, ys 39.42 | Several bills were on motion allowed as charged and warrats for the several amounts ordered drawn on the treasury as follows. | to-wit James Duffy, 8 days labor on streets @ §.%... Charles Kuehr, 3 days labor on streets @ $1.75... .. sees 5.25 Frank Anderson 7 days work on street @ $1.75 3 $12.25 Emmett McCormick 11 da streets @ $1.75 9.25 Charels Me Cormi: - street @$ 1.75 Dunn & Marcia lumber 139. Moore & McHardy lumber 316.64 John Beckfelt electric tighting Pe 14.40 I, D, Rassmussen Clert of Court fees. (G.R. W. P. & B. Co.) Kremer & King insurance premium. Herald-Review printing bill to date... 8. J. Cable supplies for pest house.. D. Shepherd wood for pest house Frank P. Sheldon insurance pr ium for pest: 112.00 1.50 Cc. W. Forrest drayage . 1.00 LW. Huntely Losyd 3.50 L.W. Huntley "(pest honse) 3.00 Superior .... ie H. Hazelton blacksmithing Riddle 2 2 Lofberg repairing bridg John Whaling work at village hall.. J. L. Barnard justice fees (5 bills’ Ed Caveneau 3 dayslabor at water works. Anthony Sine 3 da. On motion the following adopted, to-w Resolved that the water way improvement proposed to be constructed by the Grand Rapids Water Power & Boom Co, In the Miss- issippi river at Grand Rapids will greately | promote the prosperity and wellfare of the tax-payers of said muinicipality anda the opinion of the village council it will be for the best interest of such muinicipality to wave the issuance fof stock by said company for the aid extended to it. There beimg no further business the coun- cil adjourned. Frep A. Kine, Recorder. s labor at water resolution was wellfare and” prosperity of the tax- payers of said municipality.” And to do any other busiuvess pro- per to be done at said special election when convened. Dated at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, this 10th day of December, A. D., Frep A. KIne, Village Recorder.Graud Rapids, Minn Fe a RE A Summons. STATE OF MINNESOTA, l rSS. County or Trasca, District Court—Fifteenth Judicial Districta William Love, Plaintiff SUS ; Sanford F. Love, Defendant /Tho State of Minnesota, To the above nam- ed defendant: You. Sanford F, Love, are hereby summon- edand required to answer the complaint of the pliintif in the above entitled action, now on iile in the office of the clerk of the said court, at his office in the court house at the village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. and to serve a copy of your answer to said com- plaint on the subseriber, at his oftice in the village cf Grand Rapids, in the county of sca. state of Minnesota, within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such ser- vice, dind ‘if you fail to answer the said com- plaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff n this action will have the amount he is en-_ titled to recover ascertained by the court, or under its directions, and take judgment for the amount so. ascertained, together with his costs and disbursements herein. Dated December 6th, A.D. 190). Donouvr Attorneys for Plaintiff. Grand Rapids. Minnesota Herald-Review Dec 15 Jan 26 Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Offiiee. Duluth Minn., December 3rd. 1900. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, ontitled “An act for, the timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory ? aus extended to allthe public land states b; i of August 4, 1892, Grace A. MeDonald, G Rapids, county of Itasca State of Minnesota, has this day filed in this offiics her sworn statement No. 5213; for the purchase of the N }."of N BE '4_of Section No 24 in Township No. 60 Range No. 24, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more yaluable for its timber or stone than for agricultural porpose nd to establish her claim to said tand before the Register and Receiver of this office at Duluth Minn. on Wednesday, the 20vh day of Febuary, 1901. She names — as witnesses; George Mulhern, Wm. Dibble, E. L. Brown, A. T. McDonald all of whom the post offiice address is Grand Rapids Minn. Any and ull persons claimi 1dversely the above-described lunds are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 20th day offebuary, 1901. Wm. E. CuLkry, Register, nd Dec. 15 to Feb. 18. W, P. SHELDON. Cashier 0. E. AIKEN, Asst. Cashier -Lumbermen’s Bank * Of Grand Rapids. Minn C. W. HAstTings. Pr lent. P. J. SHELDO: Vice President. A PERFECT SHOE Srey Cor POPULAR PRICE. THAT LADY. Who wears ROSE SHOES is noticed as being Comfortably and Daintily sbod. KUSH-MATIC Branded into sole means a shoe which will be found light PSLSLSF GLGIHPSTSLSL GISF SLSLSLSE Gageees9 er SOSLSS BOSS ESE SIGS and cool in) Summer and Warm and Dry in Winter. C. H. MARR. ; @ STC FOSL SW VW HOGSS BOSt SIS So SSeS H Ho HP ISISLISD SLSISMSLSIESSSESSLESELSISISI SIYSLSVEVESELSSELSLSVGLTSH} a) strictly SSLSOSLSSSVSLSE SIGS SCSLSLSESISISLSESLVSLSWSE Sa Our stock of Fall Goods is now in vite you to come in and inspect thera. and we in- These goods are not shop-worn, left-over stock, but new and ub-to-date. They include Ladies’ and Gent's Onderwear, Ladies’ Gent's and Childrens Fine Shoes, Ladies’ Wrappers and Warsts, fHostery, Corsets and Other Furnishings, Blankets, Quilts and Mackinaw Goods, As to prices—we invite you to compare ours with those of other store find us lower, do not buy frem Jutely guarantee that our goods are w represent them tuo be and will give the service we say they will W. L. PERRAULT. SPSLSLSLSLSLSLSS GISISLSTSNSISELSLSLSLSLSTSHLSE Sle” und if you do not us. We abso- SLES w Q BIST SLSS SLST SESCES 8 ©) 3 8 ¢ §) J] NOTICE ar ES gi) Special Village Election The citizens of the village of Grand Rapids in the county of Itasca and state of Minnesota, who are qualified to vote at general elections, are here- by notified that a special election for the said village will be held at the vil- lage hall, on Lelandavenue in said vfllage, on Monday the 24th day of December, A. D. 1900, between the hours of ten (10) o'clock in the fore noon of said day and the hour of four (4) o’clock in the afternoon of said day, for the following purpose: ‘To submit to said citizens of village, and the electors of said vill- 4 age, the proposition of granting, ex- tending and giving to the Grand Rapids Water Power and Boom Co. cash aid to the extent of six thousand dollars ($ 6,000) to be used by said Grand Rapids Water Power and Boom Co.fin improving the Mississippi river at and above said Grand Rapids by building a dam on and across said river, condeming lands for dam_ por- poses and for overflow of water, and constructing acanal to be used ‘in connevtion with said dam, all at said Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, said sum of six thousand dollars ($6,000.00) to be paid’ as follows, to- wit: $4,000.00 when the necessary lands are condemned in due form of law; $1,000.00 when the waterway im- provements aresubstantially complet- ed: $1,000.00 when the dam and canal are substantially completed.Said company, if said municipality so elects, to issue to said municipality the stock of said company to the amount of $6,000.00. The said Grand Rapids Power & Boom Company corporation organized and under the laws of the State of. Min- nesota with powers,of eminent domain and authorized by act of con- ! gress to build and construct and maintainadam on and across the Mississippi River at said Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. The prin- cipal office gf said company being at said Grand Rapids, Minnesota: And said company having made ap- plication to said municipality, and presented a proposition in writing, asking for such cash aid for such waterway improvement, in pursuance of chapter 205 of the general laws 1893 of Minnesota, the same being sections 1441-1442-1443-1444-1445-1446- 1447-1448-1449-1450-1451-1452-1454 of the general statutes of said state of the year 1894 (West’s Statutes.) And this pecial election being called pursuant to said law. Such improvement be- || Water being a existing We are New Sawing The mill has a capa- tity of 35,000 per day and all orders receive prompt atvention. ers and others to the fact that bridge is new in daily operation. Il. L. Anderson & Son We. wish to call the attention of farm- our shing le mill just south of Prairie river PIONEER STOR oN Holliday Prices On Silk and Satin Waists, $ 6.00 Silk Waists 5.00 3:50 ‘ 6.00 Satin 5-00 ” ” ” ” ” ” ” 7-50 Crepon ” 5,00 ” ” 4.00 Serge ” 3-50 ” ” Tailormade Skirts Largest Line Of ehn Now ” loliday Goods Ever Opened i See Goods and Get Prices Be- SSeS, Pe heenate me Te Hoe _— sana —