Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 6, 1902, Page 8

News Gathered During the Week Donuhue, — of St. Attorney J. R. here ths Paul, is attending court week Senator W. S. Dedon, of Taylor’s r the state cruiser, was in town The lathes of the Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs. Betts next Thurs- day afternoon, Matt Spang, with his log rule, left Thursday to do some scaling for the surveyor-general. Mrs. . Nellie Lydick, of Cass Lake, visited with Mr, and Mrs, C, BE. Seelye last week. Landlord Wilder, of the Gladstone, made a flying trip to Duluth and the Twin Gives the latter part of the e ladies of the G. A. R, will t at the hali today, for the annual of officers, A full attendeace red, Mr. and Mrs, William M. Hooh han are the happy parents, of a)oune- ing boy born ‘Tuesday evening, De- cember 2nd. Raby, of Hill City, has pur- eI, D. Rassmussen farm in River country. J. S. Gole ade the sale. ves for sale. —Two King Heaters, d hand. One Sylvian Heater, ond hand, cheap. Martin Dufficy, Fountain Hotel. For Sunday dinner go to the North afe, Doc. Welch’s restaurant. best of everything is served in the best of style. Lost—Ring with six emeralds and six pearls, enclosed in one of Nisbett’s envelopes. Finder will please leave at Herald-Review office and receive reward, ‘The ladies’ aid society of the Presby- terian church will ‘have a sale and supper at Village hall Dec. 10. Sale commencing at 2 o'clock, consisting of sola pillows, aprons and many other useful and fancy © articles. Supper at 5:30, turkey and other good things to make up a good 25 cent supper. Come and help the good ause along. Ladies are cordially in- vited to attend s: ‘ For Sale—Six lots and house. Inquire John O’Brien. David Noble brought in a nice bunch of cattle from Hill City lat week. Henry Hughes & Co. pur- chased the lot and_ will ship a car load of them to their ranch in North Dakota. Senator C. C. McCarthy of Grand Rapids, was at the St. Louis ‘Tuesday on his way to St. Paul. Senator McCarthy 1s likely to remove to this city soon and engage 1n the practice of law here—Duluth Herald. A Dunn, of Cohasset, met witha very serious accident last Monday evening while on his- way home from Grand Rapids. In driving over-an exceedingly rough piece of road Mr. Dunn was thrown trom his rig, and his head and face was badly damaged. The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will hold their annual “Fair” on December 17 next at Village hall, upon which occasion they wil sell domestic and fancy articles of all kinds, Supper will be served. Par- ticulars later on, The wedding of Mrs. Jessie L, Varley to Mr. Charles H. Brown, both of Grand Rapids, was the oc- casion for a very pretty celebration at Maple View Place, near Milwauke, on ‘Thursday, November 27th at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. F. M. Wright. Rev. James Blake, paster of the First Baptist church of Greenfield, performe i the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Brown de- parted for their future home in Grand Rapids after receiving the hearty congratulations of all present. Mrs. Lydick Gets Title to Lands. The secretary of the interior Wedne: handed down a decision ii the ¢ of Mrs. Nellie Lydick who has been fighting for title to half of section sixteen in the town of Cass Lake for a number of years. Mrs. Lydick secured the land by Indian alottiment, Settlers went on the property when the -reservation was opened up, erected buildings and asked for titles. The state auditor held that the section in question was school land and could not be atlotted. The supreme court holds that the Natale can have no school land in an Indian reservation, and Mrs. Lydick’s claim will hold, | The land is part of the townsite of the town of Cass Lake and very valuable. FRIGID WEATHER BOOMS LOGGING Present Cold Spell Has Proved of Great Benefit to Lumber Camps. The logging industry of the north- west received a decided impetuous as a result of the geverally cold weather, says the Mississippi Valley Lumber- man. The swamps have been frozen over aad it is now possible to con- struct ice roads. The fall of snow will not retard the cutting of timber and logging operations may be in full blast in another week. , Both the railroads and the various employment agencies agree that about two-thirds of the regular num- ber of men employed in the woods every year are pow abt work at their regular vocations. The securing of the other third will be a tough nut for the loggers to crack for the next few months as most of the help needed is skilled labor, such as head Sawyers, four-horse teamsters and top loaders. Men of this class are scareer than ever this year. Although there are a number of men who claim to have considerable experience in the iines now badly needed, thry usually fall down in a few days after they get up in the wvods. Skilled wondsmen earn this year all the way from $35 to $60 per month according to the nature of the work. Timber operators up around the Menominee river in northeast Wis- consin are extremely short of even the cheaper grades of labor,and have commenced to import men trom Chicago,. These men are usually in- experienced as to the work in the pineries, but the loggers are glad to get them and are paying them good wages. During the warm weather some of the loggers could not use their men and ‘had to let them go. This has ina minor degree stopped the upward tendency in prices paid for lavor. A Timely Suggestion. This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful housewife replenishes her supply of Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy. It is certain to be needed before the winter’ is over, and results are much more prompt and satisfactory when it is kept at hand and given as soon as the } f That we have certain things to sell. A few words in, printers’ ink too often fail to carry the de- sired information; and when everyone has- practically the same thing to say, it is hard for the: reader to discriminate be- tween the good and the bad. We greatly pete to have peonk come into the store and let the goods (not the clerks) do their i own talking. Your good judg- \ ment will do the rest. ‘ We are particularly anxious to have you see our leading line of K. N. & F. Suits and Overcoats. They are the acme of perfection * in ready-to-wear clothing. Up- to-date in every particular, made .of dependable fabric, , sewed with silk, lined with serviceable Italian and serge goods, and every one handsomely . designed. The McMillan Pants and Coats are the strongest and most serviceable wearing clothing manufactured. The are heavy, all wool and will hold their color. One trial will make you a permanent customer of these goods. John Beckfelt, “wis. z | Home Bottied Becr. Notice is hereby given that: propos:iis will be received by the board of wuditors of Tt John Costello finds that his home f Miechonre Feet bottled Minneapolis beer is meeting Bee. as from ny bint in diaetia's i aa is ng deposits of county fund with gveat favor among his patrons. Said proposuls to stale the security which He is enabled to sell it at $2.40 per) will be given to the county for such fads so case and the demand for itis constant- deposited and what interest on monthly | : balances, conditioned that sach funds with t ly gowing Order a case sent to your home. ¢ TES MANSFIDLD KNEES. OVERCOAT become settled in the system, In N slice } almost every instance a severe cold may be warded off by taking this remedy freely as soon as the first in- ‘dication of the cold appears. There is no danger in giving it to children for it contains ng harmful substance. It is pleasant to take—both adults and children like it. Buy it and you will get the best. It always cures. accrued interest shill be held subiect to draft and payment. at all times on demand. and also stating what interest will be paid on sueh funds or any parts thereof If de- posited for xny certain length of time. Dited at Grand Rapids this 4th day of De- 1902. cold is contracted and before it has’ ' Apples by the barrell at Metzger’s. | cember. 1902. The choicest winter apples. io For sale by all druggists. N, \ Board of Audit. Ssh do obo bo Ae ot Ae te Er Ae ot Ae ot 0 Et ABs ot Do Ae Et 15 at dp oh ot bt oe hr toot doh ade re Magnificent aA Pd Book a OOKS “2 The book stock we carry this year gives you an opportunity that we els are sure you will appreciate. Our @ = stock is made up of just those classes > of books most suitable tor gifts. We a have twice as many as last year, an extremely fine assortment for a town ale ot this sfrom 5 cents > to $1.50. If you want any book we haven't got we will order 2 : 2 “yp Can procure any book published. than: regular prices, th: following “ range of prices will give you some as idea of the assortment; 35 cts., 40 eS Albu ms cts. 50 cts.; 60 cts., 75 cts., $1 ete. eh ; ~—- A standard ‘gift’ that always pleases. You have never had an W te eh opportunity to get sach nice ones as ave rest ba we are showing this year, and the W de prices are lower than ever. This are (‘ season’s designs are unusually at- This. beautilal : watenve always tractive. in all styles, HairandCl * Ww Either of these make a sen: serviceable gift. We have stock of the better grades, good ones at 50 cents. $1.00 to $2,50. Prices 75 cents to $3.50 ~ | Brushes Fine ones at Perfumes Our stock of perfumes is always So largely is our stock beautifnl pictures increased them, You will have to and see them soon, already sold. for you.Jeverybody.. We sell them popular on gift oceasions. everyone. to $5,00. oth sible and a heavy . Extra Fancy calendars, just the of interest. anyhow, Medallions and so taking are the subjects, that it, is hard to- adequately present as many are Medallions charms beauty all its own which appeals’ to We haye a good line of the late designs at from 75 cts, each Calendars send to distant friends where some small token is required. Very hand- some designs in embossed ecards. Also picture calendars-of local scenes Come and look at them of these this year see them we took plenty of time, at less this season. It has a It is needless to.tell you the begins. It is not always thing to week, ° First Holiday Suggestions------. Long ago we began thinking about Christmas. Now we are ready to have you come and see the result of our thinking. We began early to select holiday goods; wished to have not onlv a larger but better stock than ever before. We used our past experience, selecting those goods which we know will please vou, and also securing bargains in many lines. haye been before they are still lower on manv goods Come Early and Often All these goods are now on exihibition. Come and see them as early as vou can and as often as vou like. —vou realize this always pavs. You are sure to gain in in pieking gifts;while stocks are full and betore the rush can look at the goods now and save time and worry when you are ready to buy. show goods and to aid in making selections. pack and ship any goods you may wish to ship to dis- tant friends. We will lay aside anv goods upon which a small payment is made. Will deliver goods in town on Christmas morning if desired. an easy,.satisfactory and economical Christmas for you and shall have some further intormation to present néxt Dolls We make a special effort to get dolls, and think we can justly claim the best line in the town, and we sell at very close prices, in many cases for little more than halt what you would pay in the city. Bring in the little folks to sce the dolls, It 1s al- Tree _Ornaments We have always had a xood bot of these, but this year we have more than ever and wecan sell at just half the usual price. We give you the henefit of our speciai qnanity prtec. Candles of all colors at 10¢ 2 box. : a pacigetl ways a treat tu them. na er hutbetter ctuck tha, {China Dolls, at tc to $1.00 CH RISTMAS Bisque Dolls, 10c to $2.50 CARDS-- > Kid Body Dolls, 35c to $10 Reasonabl i tron many foode| DOll Heads, 10c to 50c Send your friends some little re- minder of your existence and your interest in theirs, A Christmas card will do it and we have an endless variety. Booklets are especially nice, We have cards and booklets at le, 2c, 8c, 5¢ and so on np to $I Don’t miss exatining this line. Atomizers You will want one of the fancy ones for gift purposes. A dainty gift alone or better still when tilled with a good pertume. Fine Decor- ated ones at 75c to $1.50 Provide Music It is sound sense to provide those things that are most wished for if wish is a 1easonable one. In every home whete there are young people some musical instrument is desired. Christmas is an ideal time to give this ideal present. We can furnish you anything you need in this line and save you money on i Gnitars, Mandolins, Violins, Auto- harps, Harmonicas, Sheet Music, etc advantage ot early selection Ca meras This is the suberb gift. One that never fails to please. It is best to choose early so that. some special kind may he ordered if necessary We have them, and good ones, too, at $1, $2, $5, $8, ete. We will show you how to use them or your friend to whom you present it, sothat any- one can enjoy. possible to d> this, but you We are always pleased to We will We wish to make this Winter FURS Candy.... Nuts These are always suitable resen for aladv. We would like oa poaiag zoe ea Muff sets in the latest stvles and -at vour own price. Sell onan aut muff separately bs in sets. © ave SQ many varaties that‘sp forbids description and prices, They will certamly please you. ; large, “surprisingly complete,” we aie told. Bigger than ever for the holidays. You will want to give perfumes whatever else vou give, and we can supply every need. Have a fine array of package yoods from 25 cents up. Bulk goods in abuad- ance and all odors. 4. t We have a full line of both and at the lowest prices. You cannot have Christmas with¢ ut these and there- fore we have them in abundance, Mixed candy from 10¢ a pound up. Nuts m a halt dozen varieties, aud at 15¢ a pourd, miaed, New Games We have the latest games and all the standard ones. Thinkofa game for the home this year. You can A Suggestion..... ‘You will find it a help if you will take vour pencil, make a list of those to whom you must make a _ present aever have Loo many of them. and ‘then check through the list given here. Makea soe games at 10 cents’to $ -}note after the names-of any item that seems suitable, Pilg ling blocks and boards at 5¢ tof’Then bring the list to the store and see what we have in Si. Carrams and Crokinole at $2.50]each line. In addition to those already mentioned we and $3.25, Pieture Puzzles for the Rave:—Cut Glass, Statuary, Vases, Musical Instruments Hive fe 8, 25cts to 75cts. PING-] Faney Clocks, Fine China. Fancy Candlesticks, Smokers PONG in all styles. '{Sets, Christmas Cigars, Fine Confectionery, Leather Goods. Decorated Lamps, Pictures, Wall Decorations, we Fpenethy Furniture, Chairs, Handkerchiefs, Furs, te., Ete. ‘ ¥ 4 Faney Goods Superb creations in celluloid, plush and metal. Gifts for both ladies and gentlemen. Dressing cases, work boxes, glove, handkerchiet, necktie, cuff and collar boxes, shaving sets, ete. The beauty of these goods can only be appreciated by seeing them, and no one should decide on_ gifts until this hne has been seen. Prices from 429 cents to $5.00. i seh teehee aes Beautiful. Lamps - Nothing previously seen can give you an accurate idea of the beauty of the new styles of decorated lamps You will want Santa Claus to bring Sterling — Silver We have a nice line of these novel- ties this sea on. They Gets most satistactory presents. They have intrinsic value aud they last forever. one of these toyour home, and what } The line includes articles suitable for vou want will probably just suit |evervbody and at prices that every— ‘| the friend you have to choose.for. | body can aftord? ; Et 430 ot 430 St + Ebony Goods These are magnificent Brushes, spits, mirrors ous single pieces too numeric toh” ea) 2 : numerous to mention. Allprees. | Grand: Rapids, Minnesota. . Re ee xoods. end varie, OE aft 420 Beene naan re N