Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 9

ae m9 fy 2 he has found time to serve his con- Pianos of tho lost meeting were read and | Gein pomard & Co, file wrappers... 3050 | W J Coffron, building bridge. .. 100.00 Ane rors amas { Brand Ravids eralds eview stituency with’ more than ordinary he ragoed OF cies geand: sue eae De do 1tax book.. %| On motion duly made and carried the audi Sing wereig 0° bisa ability. It is not unlikely that) combertorm, 1901, of the district court Was | 51 B ae ~ sce aie oy pnk prea instenched py cletge. Neck ty she Now the sports begun! z { George Moore will find that Itasca | read and ordered filed. & arith; 3 Biaey ate sas § | shorttt the es to said DieniF ea ilies Four and twenty snow-birds GRAND RAPIDS POSTOFFICE HOURS: county will call him to even greater | A communication from Hon. Si, 8, MeClena:| 5 Heaon, big ee Grand Fall oad, pure au) se a had been disallowed Ebpitdye et the tia! i h he has thus far served. | han, judgoof the 15th Juicial district, in * Ey ne mab aRe cgmaer a is Ofice open week days from 8 o'clock a.m. service than he has thus far + cannpotionwieh tae rani dure (epock Waal ie Sueone A.D. BRooxs, Sind a song of sunshine, “8:00 p.m. 1 fB. F meee ncathbe dey R Button. | * “ ” Attest: «hairman. For the storm is o'er; Sundays. open 11:00 a. m. to 12:50 p.m., At the regular meeting o! . | read and ordered filed. le agg yee “8 EJ. FARRert. Gel aiesstitis laughing 1 v. in. to.3:00 D, m. 8th, | A communication was received from J. E, er tog Pk ee a : i ay Hu.on Post, G. A. R., Dec. 2 | J Beadle, . Coueay Autitor. At the marble fioor. west arrive it: 52 a. mn” 1901, the following officers were elec— Greenfield regarding the provosed Till Lake Jot Boadlo na ge é z ‘ m, hea j : ; road. Same was received and ordered filed. i basinal ted for the ensuing year: Comman- | tis tor farntantig Ware. received | S018 Bosety, use of boat for coroner...-. ; ier Some one told us ie Aats last a \ seu tainuets before arrival, | der, Wm. Wetzel, Sr. Vice Comman- | from. C. Gravelle, Ed. pice oiel tas He rs partial payment on road Young America 5 Colu oh week, Wu fenlniets: al cay ' sate ©. u.smirsox, P.M. | der, Nelson Arno, Jr. Vice Comman- | gen and Sam Tyndall. After a consideration | 5° Aye dace renga ep Ba ° wil) my 1st letter, tal aaes uy 2n i let- Re Sines der, N. Washburn, Surgeon, W. D. | of the question the same wasluid over to the | jy iigh p.& 8, Co.. sundry blanks ete... 5 48 Wie dau Coilodt Giecianihaewcek ter, take away all iy letters, I am ‘Leeman, Chaplain, Melton Jones, Of- | anual mesting in January. C Deming, work on Grand Falls road... 1715| os Sey n> 8 Ss ‘k | still the same. ' 4 ars 0 fee ficer of the Day, Felix Malette, Officer A petition was received praying for a road “ ; * “ =7" 49 96 Saying “A New Year ts Coming, It is ’ Cit and Vici nity. d < Sct ee and 60-26. After a consid-| win neming * “ te . 16 (9 | almost Eere.”” Well 1t came in some- Square Word. (33 of the Guard, David Cochran, Sargt. | oration same was laid upomthe tabie far fur- Sm " ‘ oe leguatccloadee Ohya lnsle: sunshine r Major, james McLeod, Master Sargt. | ther consideration, ae age . = Me eae + os z : G. R. Liverp stable, team ‘for commis’rs 12 00| during the Gay, The second day _- John Huff, Adjt., H. S. Huson. The | A petition was received praying for the or-| 7/1; ipdgutat, #ltsiesat death’ Mary laswacer Saine aati Dullant ean «, ¢ Willard Olin the wood man. Tel- | Post meets every last Saturday evening acest sibel ia Dear oe 28 into a Rdg 440 Aine Saaatea looking aan dom aie t t £ : eN h at Post Hall. ape 2 . | H Hazetour, ironing true + MB 0040 Mera a . : : ephone No. 102. : in each month at Commissioner Brooks offered the following | y's Husun, jnstice fee staye qs Alban z zo | each side of Old Sol chasing him ‘ t + ¢ New Year’s services will be held at NOTICE. seuutinn ae nese ras sha e do court officer. 3450 | through the day. Now this year will My ist is a young anima}; ; ereas, the board of Coun mmission- B 2 the Presbyterian church to-morrow. = Owners of Cattle running at large | ers Tarte duly petitioned by .25 or more a0 Jnstice feer state ve ena 165} be somewhat like these two ce goad My 2nd is water in sohid form. Ed, Johnson spent New , Year’s in are hereby notified to keep your cattle | legul voters of Township 150, Range 28 to be | w., tfennessy, assistant janitor, 26 dy np of sunshine and shadow. Not only:| My 3rd is the abbreviation for. one i . organized pursuant to Section 15, Chapter 10, : will the hteral’sun that 1s said to be] of the states’ , town off the streets or same will be taken up | ors i : ' = j and charges will have to be settled by | the general Statutes of 1804, Now therefore | @ F Kremeg, burial of Hastke, ete. .... 2800/ninety milhons. of’ miles awsy from es 5 3 ‘ J. A. Quigg, of Deer River, was -: Be it Resolved, That Township 150, range 23 | G F Kremer,picture frame of Mckinley 115{ yr earth be put into the shadow of| ‘The week of prayer will be observed a county seat visitor, owners. Gro. MULHERN, be and the same is hereby declared organized | E © Kiley, printing proceedings, ete 2 87) (oine jittle atid near the earth und| beginning Sunday next, Unton ser- Ki a h Barn Boss, Hotel Gladstone. for all township purposes and that the bound- A Lachapelle, w work on Grand Falls 17 | hidden from our view. but it 1s likely | vices Monday, Tvesday and Wednes Mire.) As ing and daughter ary of said township shall be according to the . 7 5 a . " anys \eS- Mable returned Sunday from Bemidji.| garrsman MaNaGER—Young enel- | £overnment survey thereof, and thav due no- bd insite ~ tea work on Grand Falls 18 qo | the sun of righteousness may_be hid-|day evenings at the Presbyterian ne ith as sales record. | “sect the organization of such town be given | pani MeMahon, witness, State vs. den sometimes tins year. You may} church, Thursday, Fnday and Satur- Jim Dempsey was a west bound] getic roadman wi a ili the legal voters thereof as required by See-)" Collins .....-.. : 112) not just see as clearly as you wish|day evenings at the Methodist Epis- passenger yesterday, Prefer one experienced selling generar | sion 917, Chapter 10, General Statutes of 1804 | Moore & MéHardy, lumber for Poor just what is right. What then are you | copal church. — merchants. cigars, jewel Y> cash regis- | and that the township shall be known as “Is-| Farm... 11 20) lo? “St : roa eauiavakoue par Tage Se: «ae Call up x02 when you want to ord- ters, advertising propositions or other | land Lake." A McAlpino, witness Stats vs. Hulbers 2 12 | COOK. om eens ee il er wood. Gi J.S. Leary came before the board and of-| M McBride, 1 fauce = 125|Tules:. “What is clearly wrong I will A new year is coming itis almost specialties. To austrurh sane ana plee fered to furnish a barrel of olectric lamps, | MG'Brien, eutting2 miles of road... 96 02|not do.” “Whatis clearly right I}here. We propose, for a tme at least £ i - « ates. ni ered to furnish a barrel of elec: PS, e A 1 ly t . : fi st, B. f cesar gee ae Siena: pase tess maces - ‘The matter was laid over for further consid- Seen. seew ink Pee nemaina, ot as'op | Will do.” «WV hat is doubtfui I will let} to give our readers a column more or icapolis this week. eration, ners " e lca le the question.” 4 ericans. We =. Archie McDougle left a right man. State experience and rec- | Commissioner Moore to whom wag, referred | MJ Pond. work on roa si o9 {alone unu! I can settle the ques yeaa runs Arpevien We ale rchie McDougle left yesterday for} (4s; made. Box 41, Minneapolis, | the matter of opening the Deer River road | WJ &H D Powers, hardware for Poor pel Mami ssl ater aut SLANEES Ne Le ies a deka may ‘ on extended crusing tip near the Big | yinn, reported that he had’examined said proposed | ws@ Hb. Power eaease for The Herald-Review wishes you ave hearts young enough to. enjoy -™ Fork. road and had solicited bids for the cutting} Court House... 1499/a happy new ycar and any returns | our serious Sayings, s well as our say- , . out and grubbing of same and had let a con-| Pioneer Press Co., deed records . 4200] of the day, If we should review your |1ings in the humerous ven. We make ore Peale oat eon ae NOTICE. tract to Morris O’Brien for the cutting out|T ee sundry fees, clerk of a ik \conduct and herald it abroad, what|no great promises. but hope to enter- est supe spe e v > : s and grubbing of said roud beginning at the| cour 22 * a ss , Sg aS . : Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Mather. Seal Bids will be received by the | nw comer of Section 31, Township 58, Range| Chas Sprague, compassman for would you think of us? You sone tain and maybe irfstruct you some- board of County Commissioners of | 9 running thence east along tho right of way pes A a = a 16 00 | want us to tell tales out of school? | what. : ; All the school teachers, who have] {tasca county up to January 7, 1902 | of the Eastern Minnesota Ry. to the quarter Ge Smith, juror tate ie uber an OE Now it you should do real well and} Now as we putin a new leaf, we been spending their vacation away | for 300 cords of green body wood ~ to | line in Section 82, 56-25, thenee ranning south [7's Stevens, sundry printing... sl 50! get marked up toa hundred in con-!saggest that you all turn over a new a from here have returned. be delivered prior to July 1, 1902 on the quarter line to the center of section} m1). Pra inor, juror State welt Hiliet 3 is ‘duct you are just the one to want us | leaf oa this couung new year, and see + a 5. ' 55. a dist e 2 tee « All kinds of wood delivered on| By order of County Commissioners. | *” fondling anes Bear hee age WO Tyndall, summoning special venire 20 30 | (0 herald it abroad, and our opinion how clean a page you can write. } short notice. Telephone No. 102 A. D. Brooks, Tote mee ee see ae ei * 20 09) is, you don’t dare deny it. Vhe preacher says; “There is room a Attest Chirman. | On motion duly made and carried the ree} 4 ee Reason 10:00 SE or improvement in ali of us” and the Mrs. D. fe Guam eect gee E. J. FARRELL, port of Commissioner Moore was adopted. af z a ‘ = ay We are decidedly in favor of Grand | editor mclines it agree with In. visit to St. Paul. and Brainerd Sunday County Auditor. At this time an adjourment was taken to 7} « ie “ a ie 2190; Rapid strides this year, but let us; What do you say? last. suis si ncane rie nal ieene eae we Tyndall, summoning witnes: keep within the c' ‘annel, -_ ea .m. ard met. Rol 4 -| for grand jury. . °.. 69 00 LZACS. Attorney J.. R: Donohue made’ a: Drag tO Oe, missioners present Brooks, Moore, Hennessy | WOTyndall. summoning grandjury.- 620| Tam made up of euht letters. My| Puzzles Z business trip to Duluth the first of the; The change in the labor situation of | und Frazer. W C Tyndall, sheriffs fees sundry ‘Gia * by As abet ae pes lam composed of eleven letter, yet week, the Northwest logging district uhat| ¥. A. ibe Sepa before be hear ent “ean ne Rosca rey A 8 80 ae oat hy A a Alen . My it takes only four letters to spell me. t 8 . oe ase Ave Renn requested an abatement of penalty and in- 'yndall. sl oe s fees sun ny out. My 3, 4, 5isa arrel. J Wiswecaic outs he $. D. Hamilton came up from | W#s predicted for the neuay Season | cerest on lands in towns 54-25, 5426 and 56-26°7 Cases 480) 8, is mother. I guess you mnght Wis Sie . Hi ‘ : gs pela | Minneapolis yesterday where he ee has tikep place, but the results are | after a careful consideration of the matter | WC tindall posting nace of town 550}find mein town, 1 am sure youl ‘i a, he woods not far from Grand | the holidays. more far reaching than had been ex- | on motion duly made and carried the appli- WC Tyndall, Toad ot eeiaiane Nov. o'90 imight Tifiercountcys } pias, | < pected. Within less than ten days | cation was allowed. * summoning witnesses. 3T $ : Seana hossWandiawde ree y eae g witne 0 eee LS Ay ‘Thos. Ward is kept very busy these aN Ss 2 H.R, King made application for theeancel-| .. + a ey i Squar Word f . 4 the sitnation has undergone a com- z court officer......: 66 00 . : a . ~ } | days making the rounds of the camps nisveicliniee< dh tewudagd age \aboe lation of taxes upon the ne'4 of se, Sec. 26-| +? pommniontng poll disers,. 6a 50/, . Watte that which is hard” as £ Re, Ger cia epr lige le ete change. ays ago 1 ds that the same was not y 1 i tent T " selling kospital tickets. ‘f 60-22 on the groun « “~~ summoning witnesses. . 8 2)rock and yet always well contente wasa drugon the market. Wages | entered from the Gov't at the time of assess- 3 ped > ~ : Rats aes 5 nee Williams, 1s to 3 ae a! heeriul? Where found? ye M Miss Carrie Beckfelt entertained a] tor woodsmen were from $24 to $28| ment. A certificate trom the Register of the | wir white, ‘work on Gtued Falls Sees joyous, che ‘rare | arty of friends at her home New] je rs ae ? land office being attached showing that the] a 0) uw ie eae ¥ NOP Rea night ules a vey board. oan y All.) sandswere yackatat the tine (of aeveserent W.0 Yancey, court officer a We have been interested in exam . : ee the camps bad.all the men necessary | on motion duly carried, the same was allowed fs sah ining “Our Bumb ~ Animals.” ~ ‘The’ teotet « , T H Hennersy, 4 days commissioner... . 12 00 a y Miss. Daisy Sims and Miss. Jean | to operate and the local employment | and recommended to the state auditor for his Theo itis: Hauling nand 2 60/ grow mBoston, Ope would: hardly : ae Rosser passed through Grand Rapids | offices were not receiving op'an ~aver- geen re gen AE RR age Jobngon, plastering at ‘count: expect to find “Our Diimb Animals” RE ee ? von the west bound passenger yester-| age more than One orderaday. Idle | 1 iin oe st i ian ot ave bec & Es Soret Rtas eis ‘y in Boston bat in Minnesota on. some: : : 4 day. men were waiting about the employ- | pown 62-93 on thé grounds that the sume: was oe tow - Bills inion tabla: of its great farms, but it 1s a fact that My-first 1s an opening or a frame of 7 Mrs. F. P. Sheldon entertained “a | Meot filces anxiously awaiting an op- | the property of the U. 8. Gov’t at the time of ae — in the hub city you may find an ex- | boards. +) | wey ae young people at her home | Portunity to go cut and work, eveu if eh papgerbons Lh sableey SOS EO, + tet ites Hospital. care of W El cellent specimen, You can get al . My second isa boys name. 4 | . sah * ae ertificate from the land office ace i 5 = ; | New Years evening in honor of her} Wages were low. Today the loggers ree na ikastion Eacwivg tiie: na Liane PW Faulkinghor, bal. due for build- Le dozen_of them, One a month for fifty My third is the same as my second. rs | cousin, Miss Morferd. An enjoyable | #T offering 28 and $30 for aneos but | vacant at the time claimed. on motion the| Henry Crawford, repairing bridge. 50 00 | CODES ine | My forth is.a covering. | evening was spent. very few woodsmen are leaving the | appileation was allowed and recommended j Elmer Washburn, court oflicer 2300} hey sing and talk well. fulfilling : g P is % vee ae L aces city to accept positions at thg ad- | to the state auditor for his approval. Jobu Troop, court oflicer.... 52 00| the scripture in Prov. 29:12-17. ene : ; . * The pastor of the Presbyterian vanced figure. Merriman Barrows Co. made application fer | Ed Bergrin, damages to steamboat 4200] One of them sings this song: Send in your ansvers to Quiz Her 5 church has gone below this week. : . a refundmentof taxes paid by error on lands | Geo H Spear. legal service assist cou 5 é ald- Review oilicc. { i Itis estimated that more than 2,000 A SONG OF WINTER. You ought to have seen him before he : ’ loro not owned by them. As the taxes appeared.| ty atttorney........ 15 00 On ad . I started he thinks he took the Palm h’s men left the various camps in the | to have been paid in the greacer part by the coi dagepth Service assist. ‘ei Sing a song of rapture, = { Christmas. It’s a girl logging distriet of Northern Minneso- | real owners on motion duly made the appli-| County atvornioy..- wun. 187 50 Guyly overywhere! | oe j nnistnas. Bit: ta and Wisconsin during the Christ- | Cation was allowed and recommended to, the im Lidia peas co leiy ceed Four and twenty thousand Ganied—An idas fp J. P. Herr, who for the past two] as season and h cea. the cities | Ste auditor for his approval. ape Ma aller witness Bea vety hiram: (2 8 Snow-fakes in the air. ee Gute Pye oa gto parent «| years has been employed at the Mag- Hi ies B x a ne se ‘T.R. Foley made application for refund- Rejected: : Siig d'soie of atoigit-balls West 88 ents ew rey. be aie eett, im net, as foreman, left Sunday for his POA NS Be OCa NES anne train for | ment of taxes on lands taxed twice and paid’ Geo F Kremer, 1 shade for sheriff...... 95 Rihging loud and clear, ae * "Wangan BG i ole Sse See offer ee } home in St. Paul. the day preceding Christmas, and | twice. It appearing that the taxes had been ‘ 3 : 4 | two days after, brought scores of | Pald twice on motion duly made and carried aR “Last week the Herald-Review start eda puzzle column but we have not yet received an answer to any of our puzzles. Try them and if you succe- ed send in your answer. The Library Board will hold their regular meeting, Tuesday, Jan. 7th at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. at the school house. All members are re- “quested to be present. The dance which was given on New Year’s night, by the I. O. O. F. was an entire success. ‘There was a very large attendance and everybody reported having had a good time. Mrs, Mitchell entertained a party of friends at her home Monday last. Games were the chief feature of the evening after which — refreshments were served. H. A. Harvey, has taken charge of the bakery on second street. Mr. Harvey isa first class baker and will endeavor to fill all orders and have on hand at all times, bread, cakes, pies etc. Mrs. Henry Tuller and little Edith Taylor went to Grand Rapids on Monday. C. M. Taylor and daugh- ter Ruth went to the Rapids on Wed- nesday, where the family spent Christ- mas with relatives.—Cass Lake Voice, Emil Johnson is in the hospital pretty well touched up and Eh John- son is at the county jail serving time for assaulting—with a piece of gas pipe—Albert Halvara. And many more have slight bruises and cuts as a result of bad booze at Trout Lake, (Christmas. Mrs. Wood of Duluth will be at Pokegama hotel, Monday and Ope * requested a reduction of part of the penalty : Bair io. 6 and 7 peripliee to OF, ‘| andinteri.on lands tm 62-2 On maton || nent counter ec oad Fal nee "Be sure to see these hha Pe ae made ci the taxes we: ie ae were ick treat all deceases of the hair. Mon- County Commissioners: Saeed ke tem ten setts ets uae oe; day Jan. 6,at 3p,m. she will give per forty acre tract and recommended to the | ‘wintet shoe. instructions upon the care of hair at Saye sae state auditorforhis approval. s the hotel parlor, j County Commissioner F. L. Lang ot the northern district arrived in = Thursday. and went ona busi- | tmp to Duluth and will be here y to attend first annual ing for 1902, . phstanding rc busines woodsmen to Duluth from every di- rection, The wen have been working quite steadily now for about two months or more, and most of the time they have been receiving good wages. They bave madea little steak and are coming to the city to spend it. ‘The consequence of this movement is that a number of the loggers have | been left short handed just at the time when they were getting into the heaviest part of their winter busi- ness, and unless they can supply the places of the men now leaving with others their winter’s operations will be seriously crippled. The exodus of the men for the towns and the restlessness of those remain- ing at the camps, has caused the log- gers, in protection to themselves, to put the wage figure up a few notches and it is intimated that there is hard- ly likely to beany cut from now on until the close of the logging sea- son. Although the woodsmen returning to the city are being offered higher wages again, but few of them are showing a disposition to go back to work, nor will they until their money earned the forepart of the winter is allspent. The employment agents say that a very small percentage of the men coming into the city are again hiring out to go to the woods} PROCEEDINGS POU 3) eee BOARD |. . ITASCA COUNTY. Auditor's Office, ItaseaCounty, Minn. Grand Rapids, Minn., Dec. 2th, 1901. Pursuant to call the Board of County Com- missioners met at the Auditor’s office. this 27th et the application: was allowed and recommend- ed to the state auditor for his approval J. H, Gruber made application for a redite- | gion of taxes on lands in 56-24 and 57-22 on ‘the | grounds that the same were taxed for pine that was not there. The application was ac- companid by an affidavit showing that the timber had been cut prior te the assessment. On motion duly made and curried the appli- cation was allowed at one half of the amount asked for. i Donald McNiven made application for a cancellation of taxes on iands in 57-27 on the grounds that the same were taxed when the lands were vacant at the time of assessment. The application was accompanied; by the patent to the land showing that it was pat- ented in 1899 and as the taxes were levied for 1893 and prior years the taxes were ordered cancelled and recommended to the state audi- tor for approval. ment of penalty and interest on. lands in 5423 and adjoining towns. After a careful consideration ofthe abatement as presented the application was allowed and recommened to the state auditor for approval. P. A. Smith made an application for a re- duction of the 1900 assessment of personal property tax of the Pat Portage Lumber Co, After a careful consideration of the matter same was laid over to tho January meeting. Acommunication was received from G. Fernald, Tax Commissioner. Northern Rail- way Co., 1n regard to the list of lands as- sessed to the Little Fall Falls and Dakota Ry. n which he asked that the costs of pub- |’ lishing of said delinquent taxes be reduced, agreeing that in case same were reduced that hiscompany would pay the tax at once. After acareful consideration of the propo- | sition it Was determined to grant an abate- | ment of $297.60 of the costs, if the company would pay the entire tax at once. At this time an adjournment was ater to Decomber 28th, 1901. Dedember 26th 1901. At9a.m.the board met. Roli call, Com miSsi3ners prescnt Brooks, Moore, | Hennessy and prazes, 0. Ei. Mvther appeared before the board and], The following _ adopted: Be it ‘tion was moved and Matt Clark made application for an abate- | ‘ i; i Koff our regular, low prices. f styles. # buy here for little money. i) t f Lowest Prices, “+ Will find us more eager than ever to furnsh you with the most Dependable Merchandise at the We want yonr trade and will ‘Treat you in a way that will convince you. : | This. is Just the Right Place to Make kaa Purcheses, Y Our entire stock of Jackets ‘and Capes are on “sale: at #8 per cent or one fourth 5 ga These garments are all of this season’s manufacture and § If you or your child need a coat come in, and see what.a goed. coat you. can Qj enough for a dress, ‘Hees selling in piece g goods had left. us with’ “hundreds of short lengths. Many pieces -with “These are’all on our rem- if you are not sat |