Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, September 13, 1902, Page 8

‘Srant ‘Ran GRAND RAPIDS POSTOFFICE HOURS: Office open week days from 8 o'clock a. m. m. to 12:50 p. m., 00D, m. ‘Prains gotng Pr cloges IT 230. Brains’ g »_ clos@s 2380, p.m. All mais Clube 20 minuets before arrival » brains. ', A. MoViear, P. M. HNDIDATES’ CARDS. wm, M, Moolihan for Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of sheriff Ltasea county, subject tothe willof the De atic’ party at the primaries to be held on-September 16, 1962. Wa. M. HoOLIHAN, set, Minnesota. John Fi. Grewn for Sheriff, ¢ for the office of sheriff ject to the will of the Republican voters of this county at the pri- maries to be held on September 16, 1902. Juan A, BROWN, Grand Rapids, Minnesota, W. ¢. Tyndall for Sheriff. unce myself isa candidate sheriff of Ltasea county before ies to be held on Sept- r 16, 1902, and respect'ully ask the aid of can friends througout the county the nomination fort hat office. W. CU. TYNDALL, Grand Rapids, Minuesota. by a ¢ office d Republican pri &. d. Farrell for County Auditor, to announce to the electors of y candidacy for the office ef subjoct to the vote of the ‘eptember 16, 1902. E. J. FARRELL, Minnesota. ymunce my candidacy for the rer of Itasca connty, subject of Trew will of the Democratic voters at the primaries to be held on September 16, 1 ©. C, MILLER, Grand Rapids, Minnesota. 1. GC, Thomas for Judge of Probate, I hereby announce my candidacy for the »flice of Judge of Probate for Itasca County re the Republican primaries to be beld th day of September, 19, and re- solicit the aid of my friends the county to secure said nomin= F ould I be elected to fill the office 1 shall endeavor te conduct the officiaijbusi. ness thereof to the’ best of my ability and with couscientions cure. I. C. THomas, Cohasset, Minnesota, A. 5B, Clair for Register of Deeds. I will be 4 canditate for nomination to the office of Register of Deed ubject to the of the Dem atic electors of Ttasca inty, at the primaries to be held throagh- ie county on September 16, 1902. I sub- record and conduct of the n th to tha careful consideration { the voters of Itasea county, in the belief tlat they will find the publie duties entrusted w ise heretofore to have been satisfactorily performed and in a manner to merit a con- tinuance of their confidence. A.B. CLarr, Grand Rapids, Minnesot». T. H. Hennessy for Oommissioner. I hereby desire to announce my candidancy us a Democrat for re-election as a member of the board of county commissioners from dis- ‘ict No. 4. Having served the people in that expacity during the p two years, I shall ontinue for another term to the best of my Sility, if the peop! vote out official my dames Murchie for Surveyer. Ihave filed my oftidavit with the county Auditor as a candidate before the Republican primaries for the office of surveyor for Itasca souuty, and hereby solicit the uid of my friends to secure the nomination on Septem- ber 16, and the election on November 4, JawEs Muncure, Grand Rapids, Minn, G. K. Riess for Ceunty Auditor, At the solicitation of both Demoerats and Republicans who are familiar with county affairs I Lave decided to announce myself as aun independent candidats for the office of count uditor. Should I be lected I will endeavor to v personally the various parts of the county ard leara what can be done in the interest of batter roads, schools, ete., in order that new settlers may be taken care of inverests developed. It shail be my policy to keep both speculation and politics out of county affairs, aud upon this platform I respectsully submit my candidacy, G. KX. Riess. sand our minin business lots for sale. Lot 4, block 17, Grand Rapids. Pur- chaser can be accommodated as to terms. O. H. Sritson, if You Are Going East Qn your summer, vaeation, and will tell us where you want to go we will tell you the best way to get there, und what it will cost. We can offer you a varicty of de- lightful Rail and Lake Trips on the finest trains and steamers in the land. Our vew electric¢-lighted trains “Tbe North Country Mail” are just | out. These trains are tbe acme of modern car-building art. Write’ or call on us fer detailed in- formation r rding rates, ete. “No ‘Trouble To Auswer Ques- } tions.” M. ADSON, General Agent, Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry. 426 Spaulding Hotel Block. Duluth, Minn, Anyone desiring minnows will find hem wi alundance — at seasonable prices by applying at the Herald- view office, imaries to be held at the | News Gathered During the Week ae Grand Rapids and Vicinity. bed Don’t forget to eat your dinner at the village hall ‘Tuesday. Price Bros.’ Prairie river drive is now in the Mississippi. WANTFD—Cigar show case. Come to Herald-Review office. Il. R. King is transacting busi- ness in Minneapolis this week, The county commissioners will hold a special meeting on the 22nd. Attorney J. R. Donahue has re- turned from a_ business trip to St. Paul, Miss Nellie McGrath of St. Paul, sister of Mrs James Duffy, is here on a visit. ‘The ladies of the Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs. A. B, Clair next ‘Thursday afternoon, Wm. Kremer of Saginaw, Mich., father of E.A., G. F. and A, A. Kremer is here on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mother and child doing well, LOST.—Black Indian pony, mare, about 6 years old. Return to L, Courtemanch and receive reward, ‘The Rathbone Sisters will meet next Wednesday evening and ail members are requested to be present. Mr. J. Monduy, of Illinois, has purchased the Miller farm on Poke- gama lake and will come here to re- side. ‘i Matt Schumacher and his nephew, who is now acting as his mazager, are looking over the range towns this week. Mrs. John C, Roenick and two children of Saginaw, Mich sister of E.A., A. A.and G, F. Kremer is here on a visit. “Mrs. J. Chisholm, who has been camping at Pokegama lake for sev- eral weeks has returned to her home in Cloquet, The Catholic ladies will serve a turkey dinner next ‘Tuesday at village hall from 11:30 until 8 oclock in’ the evening for which 25 cents will be charged. Nearly all the Grand Rapids’ peo- ple who took in the state fair have returned much pleased with their trip. Everybody says that Itasea’s exhibit attracted a great deal of at- tention. August Jager of Minneapohs has acepted a position with Emil Litchke, the harness maker, of this place. Mr. Jager is a first-class workman which enables Litchke to turn out much more work, The Ven Archdeacon Appleby, D. D., L. bE. D., will hold divine service in the court house, Grand Rapids, on Sunday evening the 21st of September, at 8 o’clock, All are cordially invited to attend. Frank 8. Lang county commis- sioner from district No. 1 came down from Koochicking the first of the week. Mr. Lang is to be an independent candidate for re elec- tion this fall, and he feels assured that he will have no trouble in win- ning out. Attorney General Douglas, Friday, withdrew the opinion expressed by his office through one of his assistants that a man who voted at the primary election was debarred from signing a petition for the nomination of any candidate for office. Mr. Dougias sent out in its stead an opinion directly oppoiste, holding that par- ticipation in the primary eléction did not prevent a man from signing a petition nominating for office. Under primaries and afterwards sign petitions nominating independent candidates. PROCEEDINGS —OF— ° BOARD ; —OFr— County Commissioners —OF— ‘ITASCA CO., MINN, Continued from Fourth Page. Commissioner Fraser ‘offered the following resolution and moved _ its. ATO. jf eréas, This board has heretofor granted to B. C, Finnigan an ae £08 ge nur ches poty the. real est; wued by said county and known the Ltasca County Poor ati for ee fum of twenty five thousand dollars, provided said sum shall be paid - this ruling an elector can yote at the full on or before the 15th day of | § March, 1903; and The Whereas, said B. C. Finnigan his applied for an extension of the time granted in said optiop until the 20th day of August, 194, upon the same therefore, be it. Resolved, that this board, through its chairman, make a further written ecatract with said B. C. Finnigan, granting to him the extension of the time mentioned and asked for and the privilages for exploring said lands as above mentioned, said extension of time to be until said August 20, 1904, upon tbe condition that said sum of wwenty five thousand dollars be paid in full on or before said date, wher upon said board will carry out all the provisions of the ¢ t now ‘ex ing in relation thereto between said pirties, and cause said contract tole executed aud attested according tu law. The resolution was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. ¥ On motion duly made and_ carried W. P, Johnson was instructed to fur- nish the vault in the office of the clerk of court with the necessary files and book shelves. ¥’, L. Vance cam> before the board and requested that the board allow in full the bills in- curred in the construction of the bridge over and across Popple -river ip township 149 range 27, which bills had only been allowed in part by the board aba previous meeting. The bills were taken up and after an ex- planation by Mr. Vance 'the bills were allowed in full excepting the bill of Edward Lawrence which had prey- iously been allowed at $31.50. J.M. Dempsey made application for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lot 2 ne nw section 22 nw nw section 34 town 54 range 27 for the years 1896 to 1901 in- Ne conditionsas to the amount to be aa baal paid in said option mentioued ana asked for the extention tu him of the ileges granted to him in that cet- tain lease’ heretofore made betweeu = him and said board as to exploring TRADE MARK said lands for iron ore and other IS BRANDED minerals during the interim; now, Seba Minola 1500 =) EBR STORE Fall and Winter Styles of Queen Quility ew Shoes for Women are on our shelves ready for your inspection. ‘These shoes have a marked os ae § individuality that please the eye at first glance. They are i always fashionable. Are. the Finest Fitting shoes on the market and at the same time the easiest. In the extensive variety of styles tbere are shoes for every use and occasi from the daintiest dress shoe to the sturdiest street boot. also carry the Ju'ia Marlowe as well as several other popular shoes for women, Kibo Kid. e Light Sole. ' Medium High Heel. Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe. W. L. Douglas Shoes for men in all the new and up-to-date and common sense tees in Corona Patent Kid, Box Calf, Velour Calf. Kangaroo Kid, Vici Kid and French Enamel, the best shoe in America for the pr $3,000, $3,500 and $4.00. Nae # i pairs of the Albreight Shoes for Infants, Misses and Little Gents lere to select from. & There is not a better shoe made for children than these, bey bave unusual merit, tit 5%. well, look neat and wear long. Every pair guaranteed, a e, in which he asks that the sessment be reduced one halfand the taxes correspondingly abated, upen the grounds that all merchantable timber had been removed from said Jand prior to the assessment thereof. Frank KF. Price made application for a correction of assessment and abatement of taxes on lot 20 of block 7 First division of Grand Rapids for the years 1896 Lo 1901 inclusive, alleg- ing that the said lot had been assessed for improvements that were not on the lot, asking that the taxes for the years 1896 and 1897 be reduced to that of the bare lot. exclusive oi* the amount that had been assessed for buildings and that the penalty, in- terest and costs be cancelled. Tim Mahon made application for a lation of taxes assessed on se ¢ t section 14, township 63, range 24, for the years 1901 and prior for the reason that the same was vacant government land as evidenced by the receiver’s receipt attached to the ap- plication. It appearing that the applications presented were just and the grounds of objection sufiicieat to warrant the relief sought for on motion duly made and carried the applications were allowed and recotimended to the be the Horald-Review, August 30. \rticles of Ieorporaton OF FIRST STATE BANK OF GRAND RAPIDS Know all men by these presents. That we have agreed to and do hereby associate our- solves together as u banking corporation, under and pursuant to the provisions of the General Laws of the state of Minnesota governing banks of disconnt and deposit: and to that end we do hereby certify under our hands and seals to the following articles of incorporation, to-wit: 2 First: The name of this corporation shall rst Staie Bank of Grand Rapids~ Second: The place where the business of this corporation is to be carried on is Grand Rupids. Itusca county, Minuesota. Third: The amount of capital stock shall be ten thousand dollars, divided into one hundred shares of one hundred dollars each. Fourth: The names and piuces of residence of the shareholders, and the number of shares held by each of them, are as follows: Residence and Ont Foe: tetas floor of the court house, in the city of Grand i apids in said county and state. on the 24th .As will be seen by an announcement | (f¥, of October. 1902, at 10 ebay ees : , 3 y, ab public vendue, z published in another column of this fe Re) cash, to pay suid debt Bhagsun issue. G. K. Riess. will be on the | dou ey ye eentee acest. ticket as an independent candidate mises, and twonty-flve dollars, as fone . as stipulate for county Auditor. mortgago in caso of foreciost bursements allowed by pod fe ron 4 time ie day of sule. as provided by law. A R, x Pit Russera, Morizagee. Corner lot 150x140 in Houghton’s emtain, Meare: Addition with small house and good} a Ae for sale cheap if taken at once. Herald-Review, August 16. Smail payment and ex terms on 3 Shera Ss balance. Price $250. y SherifPs Sale, FIVE ROOM HOUSE and two By Wirtue of a certified transcript of a judg- lots, fenced, city water, in best loca-| seal of the d tion. Stone foundation under house. | (if Ttasca and state of 5 Price $900. the said court. on tl We also have many desirable resi-| piviutify, wad Nicholas dence lots that ean be bought on] piainti#, ana against tl - said defend monthly payments. Call and get] for the sum of two hundred and two prices. ninety-five one-handredtiis s, * 2 ereeing the sale of the oe an ABM pens at prices and terms cp pe oe Under mo igage forec at w 34 : which certified transcript of jagdment sell on sight decree were delivered to mie as shoritt 4h for the said county of Itasca. Said premises . and jud in said complaint and mortgage ment and decroe are sittate in the coanty of Itasca, state of Minnesota, and described as follows: Lot sixteen in olock fifteen of the /Reishus-Remer Land Cp, state auditor for his approval. Name. Post-ofliice. | No. Shares. original r for} 5 ce. No. 3 . Fs plat of Grand Rapids. Alfred L. ‘Thwing came before the } w. R. Baumbach...Wadena, Minn os Bids on School Buildin Notice’ is hereby given. that T. the under- board and requested that the board | C- W. Baumbach...Wadena, Minn TENE. | signed, as sheriff as uforesaid, will sell the E. J. Austen.. Wadena, Minn above described real property to the bighess ° reconsider their action in the matter of the application of the Immigration Land Ov. for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes. On motion duly made and carried the matter was laid over. On motion duly made and carried all further applicativos for correction of assessmeut and abatement of taxes were laid over Lo the next meeting. The bill of J. E. Gill & Co. for $1515.60, the balance due on contract for the cutting out and grubbiug of the Hill Lake road, was taken up and the suid road having been measured by the county surveyor and the bill O. K’d., was upon motion duly made and carried allowed. Bill of Alex Roberts and Louis Fre- mont of $16.50 each for the laying of sidewalk op the court house grounds was upon motion duly made and carried allowed. On motion duly made and carried all further bills were Jaid over to the next meeting. On motion duly made and carried the auditor was instructed to order L, M. Bolter Fifth: Sai¢ cor) on the 18th day o' years. ing mombers: L. sota; C. W, K. M. Stokes. KK. M, Stokes. personally appeare Baumbach, re M me known to be and who executed and acknowledge: rand ration shall commence Angust. A. D., 1902, and shall continue for the period of thirty (30) Sixth: The government of this corporation and the management of its affairs shall be vested in a board of three directors, board of directors shall consist of the follow- Bolter, Grand Rapids. Minnesota; W. R. Baumbach. Wadena. Minne- Baumbach. Wadena, Minnesota. M. who shall hold their office until the first annual meeting, and until their suecessors are elected and qualified. In witness whereof. we have hereunto set road asia and seals this Sth day of August, A. Witness. :B. J. Austen... STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Wadena. On this 5th day of August, A, D.. 1902. before me, ® notary public in and for said County, 99] ,The undersigned will receive bids up to 6 o'clock p. m., September 11th, for the laber to joo | Construct Pokegama luke school. Material to be furnished by board. 2 Also bids for the entire job—including both labor and material. Building to be completed six weeks from date of contract. Plans and specifications on file with E. A. eeoeret Rs * joard resorves the right to reject a all bids. IZABRT B. - : mrp | H B. McCART AY, Clerk. E, A. KKEMER, Treasurer. G. K. RLESS. Director. bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the front door of the court. house in Grand Rapids. in the county of Etasea and state of Mi: nesota. on Monday the 27 day of Septem- ber, 1902. at 10 o'clock a. m., of that day, to sutisfy the said judgmont and decree.’ to- gether with the interest and costs thereon. Dated Angast 11, 19%. W. 0. TYNDALL. 6. ba Pap Sherif of Itused county, Mun, Plaintiff's Attorney. Rapids. The first Heraki-Review July 26, Aug. 23 Contest Notice. Department of the Interior. United States Laud Office. Duluth, Minnesota, July 26, 1902. A sufficient contest affidavit having been in this office by William MceCan, con- testunt, against Delbert Townsend, entry n¢ 6375, made March 28th, 1892, for lots five, six and seven, section 19, township 56, range 22, by Delbert Townsend, contestee, in which it is alleged that Delbert Townsend has abandoned said lands during all the time nce the date of his entry aforesaid and has. made no improvements upon said lands what- soever. (and that suid alle, ff you have dandruff go to “Nels? Shop.” Use Hamilton’s dandruff cure at ‘Nels’ Shop.” Detroit and Return $12.00. Buffalo and Return $14.00. Via Duluth, South Shore & At- fs. absence from: d W.-1%, Baumbach. C, lantic Ry., connecting at St. Ignace | the aid land was not due to his empl ent Bolter, E.J. Austen. ‘to| with the Detroit & Cleveland Navi-| it the army, navy. or marine corps of ‘the tes ation Go. aretnces United States us a private soldier, officer. sea- the d_that, they each execu pecs described in, 01 Tickets on sale regoing instrument man, or marine during the war with Spain. ed | September 14, 16, 17 and 19th, good | or daring any oth which the United wi g 4 6B. anne co goverment plate of all Towa sur; | Aesiae ator te Ceiaaom (102 Petia passage up to and includ. | States muy, te comakod): Kad tule she anid i sui? Nedoet Se “Wadena cof eas. jieturn $12.00 Buffalo’ and return Fecaivor ey, entine i ote ea he she bGied Caioueeee Offiice of Public Examiner. te AT sa hoce es hin ealed clea te aii allcgitions, and that suid’ home PD atenes: {arrest}. A. D. BROOKS, STATE OF MINNESOTA. direct connection at St. Ignace with | ited to the Unied States Teethe cana one i. J. FARRELL, County Auditor. Chairman. State Bank of Gran Canned meats of all kinds at Kre- | approved by me. August Johnson has_ his fall and winter stock and samples now on hand. This 1s the time to order your fall and winter suit and overcoat, County of Itasca, was filed Gay of Au; and was Janeous, page 93, Caufliflower, spinnage, aleh beans. -and peas at Metzger’s Market. ‘Tomatoes, radishes, onions lettuce, strawberries, new turnips at Metzger’s. ieee nt of »reb; x 2 i ya bi FOR SALE—Block 6 and 7 lots| provisions of chy in block 7, Houghton’s ,Second ; Division. Price $25 each, size goxr4o W, B, Houatan. ” ern Cafe, Doc! Wel This is to. certif, rovisions: ae chapte the Lay imuesota Fea sihe Saerar sith all the St. Paul. Minn.. August 15, 1902. that the name *‘'First Rapids.” as given in the foregoing articles of incorporation, has been S. T. JOHNSON, Minn, I et certify that the within instrament n this office for record on the (9th ust, A. D., 1902, at 9 o’clock a. m., uly recorded in Book 21 of Miscel- A. B. CLAIR, Registe STATE OF MINNESOTA, office of Public Examiner, i ‘The andaephigned public examiner, ex-officio banks for the state of a y certifies that thie Kirst Bien oan an Grand Rapids, count; sof M testant, paying the expenses of such hearing. Said patie are pereby notified to appear. respond and offer evidence touching said * allegations at 10 o’ciock a. m. on September 16, 1902, before the register and receiver at Duluth, Minn. trains leaving Duluth at 6:45 p. m. on above dates, For sleeping ear and sheen reservation apply to this office. 3 M. Anson, General Agent, . 3 q = Tv s mer & Kremer, the grocers. Public Examiner. 426 Spalding Hotel Bl'k, afidevier Mod: daly ‘ioe Fee roel facts : BOSS ce Ollie of Register of Deeds. Duluth, Minn. ~ Sept ga: [yeh show, iat stier due ditence perapaal hereby orde: and direc! ‘ | otce benivon' tig due and ope vie : ans Herald-Review. August 30. . Mortgage Foreclosure Sate. Wa. E. CULKIN, Default having heen made in the pay! GEO. L SPaNGLEE: “Register. + of the sum Of five hundred eweitethres Heousyie, Torrey Bidz., 8 _ aud twelve-hundred:hs doliars (3523.12), wii ttoruey for. Vontostaut. + 's claimed to be due and is due at the notice upon a certain mortgage, d) - terfead tand delivered by oder Athol. ingrants thie Sach day of iota witha been looking f. ° i power of sale therein contai: ie aly. Raupaye spa Nie corded In the office of the register of deeds In Cities ana the state fair, an ra of aSca aI ie Seria gaa ee creme alec ae ieee ct 1 Me 2 ny il fc ‘win. Cities © and no action or preceedi ii gt si u S fnnbiatod, at lawror otherelse vs. Boone the 2nd return, and admits to the far iebt svoured by said mortgaxe or any part’ grounds. “See the Good Roads of Deeds. © : This is the opportuni fos, r one Mraudrea amd forty- there é Now, therefor, notice is hereby given. at bition free. Ask by virtue of thepower of sale e eal for parti sel mortgage. and pursuant to ze agent other pare) in such case made and provided, x Ti é é mor ‘will be foreclosed by 2 sale of Phe Roads premises iba oe eee 4 ~ give