Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, September 7, 1901, Page 1

_ WINNESOTA | HISTORICAL | Herald Review. & , to Grand Uapids | ; = : ' Vor X.—No 6 Granp Rapips,.ITasca Count Minn., SaturDAyY, Seprp go cietY Two Dotuars a YEAR, \ .! FsssssseeeessssasssesenAEAAAE SSSA ANAT TASS OES i . fey & x Z , ?} MORE ROOM |: ” et 2 a 3 % - \ 2 RED * r ‘ & # . = H WANTED | | 2 pia, : ° ?}Although Probably Fately a. pias > ! 2 : 2 % : j : 3 a + / : Closing out our Summer wash Goods extra values | $ Wounded He Is Still | ¥, = for the money’ vi ie | 4 : 3 i # Ladies’ Cotton Hose, good value, 15¢ patr z § as wo betier value, 20c * - Alive “ “ eed as ; 5 = . é special waluexencpay, . We wish to call your attention to the . = mal fact that we carry a complete line of r 5 & « ( = \ LADIES SHIRT WAISTS : Lumbermen’s supplies. : : j = ° , : . : q i \ : Ie are closing outat a price to make room for | ® At about four o’clack yesterday afternoon Our Groceries, Canned Goods, Teas and i 2 Fall Goods. Come ta if your are in need. = : : Conners even pew yen fresh ies a j = * word was received in Grand Rapids that prices are the lowest in this section of 5 a 4 ee g : $ the Northwest. ?! Carpets, Rugs & Art:Squares. #|President McKinley had been assassinated ~ ; ~ ; R : : ts : : Clothing. 319e3, Shirts, Woolen Socks, $ - If you contemplate putting in new Carpets this #lat Buffalo while in attendance at the Pan- Underwear, and Mackinaws. We buy =| Lall it will pay you to come in and investigate, our 1% i ses direct from the factories in large quan- ai = stock ts the best in the city and our values well worth \ % American exposition, Later reports stated tities and are thus enabled to sell at -- # | the money, a fact that the Goods themselves will dem- H : : : prices to defy all competition. { = si % ‘ ry 2 | onstrate to you when you see then Qur Rug as-|# that while seriously wounded, he might i } S| sortienl is the chotcest-al popular prices. Stee oncO aie . It will prove to your advantage to call 8 | sortwent phos ¢ popular prices. Size 32256 } &llive, The attempted assassin Was captur- and inspect our stock and get our prices # tat $4.50. Agents sell this Rug for $7.00 and} # : _: tL a > i See ‘ = z ss before purchasing your Fall outfit. § | 88.00, we can satisfy you as to price and quality. | #/ed but has not yet been identified. : = Art Squares--Special values tn choice patterns | ® Ree RS ie ee a? < hh 4 z cheapest than Carpet. : 3 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR ’ 2 z OPERA HOUSE - A Rich Region, : MONEY REFUNDED. ‘ : ay ara a EN 7 2 posers Northern Itasca county is receiv- : : : = | wo Nights Commencing Tuesday Sept.10|ing some good advertising these # #| MePhees Big Co. Band and Orchestra. |days. The Minneapolis Journal in Z } - # — giving a write-up of the resources HENRY HUGHES &, C0 ’ : | : Tuesday Sept. 10. The emotional of northern Minnesota, says: i | ay x ‘ Eldrama Kate Claston’s version, the} “‘Passing into Itasca county, Wa * | ®\«Two Orphans.” Wednesday Sept. znich as 7 eer land oe Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ( S enadasneaaaeeneee anes nee = heiie et al fa nedy “Only a] istrict hundreds of thousands of : FY. aaa eck colelic abaahc d ieeaers EnRATEES ‘All new specialues acres of land are available, or soon G ] M h (| C WSBSLOLSVEISSSLEE wifl be introduced between each act | will be, in the valley of the Rainy. enera ChE all se — ©! of the drama. Wait for our big free |‘The region watered by the Big and We a street parade at noon. Secure seats} Tittle Fork rivers and their tribu- YC Cannot | at Itasca Mercantile Co. store. Prices | taries is believed to include much y,|reserved seats go cents. admission 35} good government land. For; 40 Tell a lie. cents, children 25 cents. ;miles back from the boundary these g ie eS lands are largely given over to ae ol iv with our little f Likes the Plant. spruce which is worth at least $5 patchet. és Ve didn't cut the cherry Q ; "6 A. B. Kerlin, of Park Rapids,{am acre. For agricultural —pur- tree, howev GRAND RAPIDS Notice of Expiration of Redemption. STATE OF MINNESOTA, ' Ttasca County, To W. H. Floyd, You are hereby notified that pursuant to a real estate tax judgment, enterod in the Distric : president, and C, W. Baumbach, of | poses the land along the fork We have simply cut the| Wadena, secretary, of the Iron |Tlvers 1s probably the best in the prices on all our’ gasoliney|Range ‘Telephone company, were | Portherm part of the state, stoves, so that everybody @ here Thursd nd expressed them Itis this rich regions that the can nowafford to buy one. mee Penny: Se a Ls Mindodutn & dniaenwhion i aiie How much nicer, cheap- 4 | selves as well pleased with the } “inne n al railway er and cooler it is to cook ®| Hibbing exchange and tke support | Will open up. Minneapolis has a with a gasoline stove, thang] received. Hereafter the local ex-| Vital interest in the early comple- lo roast yourself to death change will give continuous service tion of the road and should do night and day andSunday. A new what it can to push it. Auditor’s Office, Itasea County, Minn, in the State of Minnesota. on the 2ist day of March, nent of taxes upon real estate which became t to the provisions of Ch ; year 1899, the following des Jounty of Itasea and State of Min court in and for said County of tase: A. D. 1900, in proceedings to delinquent in and prior to al Laws of the State of Min ssed in your name, situate ilar jot Sub-|Rea: No bother to t meris in the summer time, now. Simply tutch ay, 5 : z : ry ‘ i I Vieuee ant i ¥ Pinatch to it and your fire isstarted, No danger: | card of subscribers will be issued The Duluth people Ww ell under- g Number | inclusive \jof hee auc} to Re. , @ if you are inter in gasoline or oil stoves, let us show you our@{Monday.—-libbing News. stand what a rich country lies north 3 nee | axes | Tee | cline | Uceny % Celebrated Blue Fiame Wickless line’ of the pine belt, and already they % | became Al for || Taxes | Tract .. s7, . a -=* deling vent} pliant % ¥ have organized a railroad to build Acres | 100t,s “| _ jets} ets|| 6 ‘ Annual Fall Excursions. ~ Rainy r.ver sinc ee po ond — |" [iserconases|| laa cal of ; & GG the iron range roads. Less than 50 are 30 i goe Detroit. Mich, and return $11.00 pel | ee one | 50 |] a] 08 miles of road will reach this coun- try, and less than 100 will give Duluth a direct line to Koochi- ching—only half as long as the lL by train and steamer via St. Ignace and D. & C. N.Co. One night by rail and twenty-four hours by steam- 900. sold for the years hereinabove stated, for the sums set oppo ve stated, said sums being the highest bids received therefor. and to redeem said lands from said sale, exclusive of the costs to was on the 28th day of May. site each description bo that the amount requ SPSS SF GS EX Powers: iw. 4. & HD. seer le Fe 6 er. Tickets on sale Sept. 17th and 22 % Ae > for th rvice of this Noti the sum set down in the right hand col si 4 ’ SYSLSLSOSESLSNSGLILSISLSLS7FGESLSLSISPSESWSESLOLSS GOSS | oo iuten limits Oct Bo and 13th Minneapolis line, via Brainerd and | description. as above set forth, wich. interest thereon. at the rate of one per cont per mouth 3 - =a = SC UTR) iss Py £ bhi fe Bemidji. So the quicker a Minne- pant the date of thi otiae, nd that the time for ths redemption ef id lands from said sale — > A ‘ Agee eage aeate ge te ae teas ae ae Me mea a Mea ea Sea ae ae ea Gea AeA ea Re ea Sa cere as apolis Thad is buile ato thie tial wal clive sixty days after Bey rvice of this Notice a d proof of the s nylons tater is filed in ; é xeursion Kates. fbrthern’cowatry the better” Witness my band and official seal this 20th day of uly. 190. a pry, Ps avo rite Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry cerry Auditor, Itasca Gounty, Minnesota. is MH A } Buffalo, N. Y. & return $17.00 SLR ae ig eS u Ne ae : 7: 2 Se ) = . Tickets on sale daily until Oct. 31st.] | John Duffy, of Deer River, was in ! 3 Resort for refreshments and were may be seen and heard one Cleveland. Ohio, and return $13 50 | town this week Notice of Expiration of Redemption. e of the largest phonog hs nthe world isat ‘Tickets on sole Sept. 7th to Sept. zith i [Zz } & : STATE OF MINNESOTA, } @ JOHN O’REILLY’S S 1 Detroit, Mich, and return $11.00 Order to Evamine Account, eto. IS eee ; Auditor's Office, Itasca County, Minn, # amp e OOM =| rickets’ on sale Sept 17th.to Sept. 22 | SPATE OF MINNESOTA, Pe eee cane “4 ss. To John Cooper County OF Tr. Houghton, Mich, $6 00 jolt Brabate Court. Calumet, Mich. $6.50 Tickets on sale Aug. 31st and Sept. 1 | pecial term August 21, “The Northern.” whiskeys ever distilled. including all the most famous nds. Agent for the celebrated You are hereby notified that pursuant toa real ostate tax judgment, ontered in the District Court in und for said County of Itasca, in the state of Mi St March. A. 1, 1900, in proceedings to enforce the’ payment of taxe: came delinquent in and prior to the 1897, pursuant to the pro the General Laws of the state of Minnesota. for the year 1899, estate assessed in your name, situate in the county of Las in the matter of the estate of Peter Goslin, deceased; On reading and fi Hirschman, adm MX fey Gos ing the petition of Adolph istraitor of the estat of . Tepresenting among ZS that he has fully adminis state. and praying thet a time an (for examiigng and allowing punt of administration, and for M. Anson, Gen’l Agent, Duluth, Minn. Here you will findthe _ am"t_ am’t lrequ’ed of ¢ Nonpareil Rye Whiskey, NORTHERN CAFE All delicacies of the season Years inclusive for which am’ each Number of Acres. Notice of Application for Liquor License assignment of the residue of said estate to the persons entitled thereto: A is ordeced that 8 _ sornant i Re es oars amined, and petition heard, by the Judge o} STATE OF MINNESOTA. } this court on Monday, the sixteenth day of ogg Soptomber, A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock a.m.. at the Probaie court room in the court Louse in Section. Township. n connection—open day and night. served at all hours. eee County oF ITAsca. 1894 to 1892) Sak she ae Ae atk a ae ate ae ae ae a ae ates ae ae ae ae ate ae aes ae te age ate ate ae eae ae he a ae ae se: Me ERE a a ate a ea ae ate see ate ae ae ae ae ae ae ae te ate ee A. D., 1901, at 8:09 o’clock p. m. of thatday. Witness my hand and seal of the | «village of Deer River this 7th day six percent per annum. Shoulc you fail to appear at the time and place aforesaid judg- ment will be rendered against you upon the evidence adduced by said plaintiff, for such sum as ho shall show himself intitled to. Wth day of Given under my hand this. | good big man and Jack made up his m nd that he diden’t want_ his face all scraiched up and he’ used a gunn le shot twise but missed. He was after R. DONOHUE, { Grand Rapids, in said county. t : Rect ai : ee Notice is hereby given that appli-] And it isfurtherordcred that notieo there- LensaSleieess ’ H. P, Clough the famous chef, has charge of restaurant. cation bes heen mate is WHLleaG pee i ve ms ergo’ Sy mb R JOHN O'REILLY, Proprietor. Fa Bee Peer epedobe aie iileg i day of hearing. | the Grand abide Henig nthe a5th day of May, 1900, sold for the, years hereln above stated. for the sums set of ] ; a m office, ray Di tense to se Revie! Bas Vspipe! os - Dt ‘iption as aboye sta . said sums being the higaest bids recoive.t there ; , te i le ee eee eae a a Ee eee a ee ea a ae a eR TOT tf ERO rs fi » term | lished in said county, that tho int required to redeem sald lands from said sale. exclusive of the costs ] te intoxicating liquors for the term By the Court fi Teeot tol tice, ts th ta in ther sight hand | : By o = » for the serviee of this notice. is the sum set down in the right hand column o| | \ 4 —— ——= | commencing on April Ist, 1901, and JOUN L, baRwarn cach description, as above setforth, with interest thereoy at the rate of one ner. cont i + SLSLSVSVW~ELSLSVSLSLSLSLESS # SLSESWSLSLSVS ISIS LH PSISEESS terminating on April Ist, 1902, by the Judge of Probate. per month from the date of this notice, and that the time for the redemption of 4 lands _ f following person and at the following : id sale will expire sixty. days after the service of this notice and ‘proof of tie servicg — , y ; iiAtett tnt thercof is filed in my offic es | : ‘ a fi place, as stated in said application, Sbinio Witness my hand and official seat this 10th day of July, 1901. | ’ Fall an 1 ter i Goods to-wit; Rody Hawley, in the front (SEAL) t E. J. FARRELL, | ¢ yes i Q iti ¢ NNE: A, County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn. | r SER T= room of the west wing addition to | STATE OF MINNESOTA. 4 ‘8. 10,17. , | . i m the Mat a ate, Spat aa on lots County oF Trasca, oe peice it bel eel Laila » ae. Having received a new Stockof Fall & Winter ea id, dtasca City Aer pate qhestate of Minaosota to Thomas King, <= : = ee | eee ; * cr Alfie i he 21 pe : Jack Had to do It. ) \ Suitings Iam now prepared to give my customers River, according to the recorded | You are hereby | summoned to be and a RICE & SPEAR, Sst i @ | plat on file. Said application will be )4enia ithe peace inund for’ said county | A man by the name of Padly = | the-benefit of . these Choice. Goods which were heard and determined by said village | on the tit day of Soptember, A. D. 1901, 10) Dawson made up his mind that he as ares 1a i ‘ council of the village of Deer River }o'clock in the forenoon of said ‘day, at my |). ath oa ATTORNEYS AT LAW | purchased at Right Prices, M\ at the council chamber in the Hotel | Pflice in the village of Grand Ra in said | did not want to go to jail and when S. | i } e 5 : Z i - tote! | county to answer to the complaint of Frank | Marshall O’Brien tried to convince | Mice over Itasca Mercantile Ment Market sy Y ‘ ‘ ' Itasca, in said village of Deer River, | Grant, plaintiff, in a civil action wherein the | 1" at he had h sed end ] First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. in Itasca county, and state of Minne- pietatie Sigaae She sum of Tork aie eae him that he had to go he resisted anc GRAND RAPIDS. % j sota.on the 9th day of September, | {yu"Gri Hay of August, ol, at the rateot | struck the Marshall. * Paddy is a 4 | j ; of Aue nae Pe 1901. August, A, D. 1901 d 1 d landed behind th Keace y. A. EVERTON, a ate is. nuson, _ | wards caught and landed behind the EY AT W. J. Corrron, Recorder, Justice of the Peace. | bars, 3 ATTORN AT LAW : & President. 4 GRAND RAPIDS,