Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 2, 1903, Page 8

- A Big Stock of Dry Goods Bought by thie ~ |News Gathered During the Week It was not a very long summer and © now winter again. Miss Mae Van Nice is numbered among the Magnet force. Don’t forget the Firemen’s dance next Friday evening, May 8th, Attorney J. B. Otus of Minneapo- lis, was a Grand Rapids visitor this week, Mr. and Mrs. George Booth were Duluth visitors the latter part of last week. Query—When, oh when are we going to get that long distance tele- phone service? For Rent—A house on Leland avenue. Inquire at the Herald-Re view office. * Attorney Frank F, Price now oc- cupies the residence formerly occu- pied by JohnA. Brown. Samuel Sampson of Minneapolis, is here this week looking after mmng property that he is interested in. Our neighbor, Park Rapids, is mak- ing extensive preparations to hold a firemen’s tournament next month. Mrsv D. W. Doren 1s enjoying a visit from her sisters, Mrs. Brotherton ot West Duluth, and Mrs. Watt of Ruthledge. B. P. Munson will emp'oy about one hundred and twenty-five men this spring to drive his logs on the Willow niver. Marshall Jesse Harry, who is in the hospital sufiering from an attack of a severe of pneumonia, 1s reported somewhat better, A very much needed improvement and one that the citizens would hike to see, is an electric light or two at the Great Northern depot. Editor H. R. Cobb of the Hub- bard County Enterprise printed at Park Rapids, wes a Grand Rapids visitor a couple of days this week. \ “The Inside Track,” at the opera house Saturday mght, by. Myrtle Vinton. ‘ A well furnished room with good board. | Reasonable rates. Inqmre of Mrs. W. L. Perreault. Great reduction in suits made to special measurement. Now is the time to get one if you havent ail ready ordered, Mrs, C. Ring, Dressmaker, P. O'Malley, thé efficient night clerk at the Pokegama Hotel, will leave next week tor the Carlsbad springs, ‘where he expects fo recupe- rate Ing health, May 17th is the date set for a hot game of base ball, Manager King of the local nine has made arrangements to play the West Duluth boys on the diamond here. For Sale—Househould furniture of every description, including bed room furniture, four stoves, etc. House for sale or rent. Apply to J. A. Sayers or to Herald Review. Miss Alyce Munson. of Minneapo- lis, who has been visiting here with her brother, F. O. Munson, and family fora few days past, leit last Monday for her home. It ‘snowed some here this week, and the next thing in order we sup- pose, will be for the sun to come out so hot that it will bake acrust on the snow and we may have a spell of sleighing yet. Prof. Stewart of Bemidji, has ac- cepted the superintendency of the schools here tor the ensuing year. This position was made vacant by the resignation of Prof. Carroll, who will go to Wadena, M. P. Cratty, the barber, has built a substantial residence upon his claim on section 34-54 24. By the way Mr. Cratty opened navigation on the Mississippi ths year, by moving his househole effects upon a boat to his claim. Mr, and Mrs, Jobn A. Brown left last ‘Tuesday for their future home in Oregon. i ; Henry Finley is holding down the marshalship auring Jesse Harry’s illness. Mrs: F, J. Stevens and her sister, Miss Franc.s Pauls, returned home yesterday from Rochester, Minn, The dance given in the village hall last Monday might, by the M. W. A., was a very enjoyable af- tair. About fiity couple participated. In another column of this issue will be found a notice for the sale of state grant lands. ‘The Jands will be sold at Grand Rapids on Wednesday, June 3rd at 2 o’clock p.m. . According to the Itasca County Record Commissioner Watson has gone into farming on a large seale m the Big Fork country He 3s now busily engaged in raising a_ large crop of stumps—with the aid of dynamite though. Wanted—Housekeeper on farm six- teen miles from Deer River. Gooil wages will be paid. ‘Two or three persons to cook for. Steady employ- ment for six ot seven months. Apply at this office or to John Howard at Hotel Northern Deer River, for fur- ther particulars. Ata recent session of the school board the following appointments of teachers were made: Miss Bossard, 8th grade; Miss Sutton, principal and 6th grade; Miss Regan, sth gradé; Miss Groves, 1st primary, and Miss Wheelock, 2nd pmmary. Teachers for the 4th and 7th grades have not as yet be-n appointed. Columbia county which was to be, according to theglate eletion returns, and the town of McIntosh which was to be the capital of the new ccunty, received a severe set-back last week by a decision from the supreme court, Polk county with her fifty-nine town- ships intact, and the good people of Fosston are now having their laugh. Archdeacon Appleby will hold _di- vine services in the church of the Holy Communion, Grand Rapids, on Sunday morning, the 3rd day of May at 10:45 o’clock. There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion, The new seats, altar and altar rail have been placed in the church this week. All are cordially invited to attend this service. All@lcthes <€ < Week Alike When they're piled up on a big table. You see the difference when you put 'em on. * NE store looks hke another, generally speaking. When you see a big lot of clothing piled on tables, head light, it seems to be only a question of color and price. Don’t stop there, there is something more im- porcant. Ask yourself who made them. . ‘K.NSE- MADE lothing is different: When we give youa K, N. & F., made coat to try on, you will find that che collar fits snug, the shoulders seem moulded to your own, it has a style and dignity. that is never found in ordinary clothing, and’best of all you have our guarantee that every stitch is right, and the maker guarantees it too. These are the qualities you should seek in your clothing and the ones we have to offér you in ours. ..... Copyright 2903 By ‘BM, Uasnan & Fischer Ca, Haward Sack ‘ s $ ~.None Better Made, and all the McKibbin Hats new blocks here. A complete line of gent’s furnishings. John Beckfelt. CUMING 10 e ENTERPRISE, Ben Levy, Prop., and will be sold at a small fraction of its © True Value. ia Wait! Wait! EVERAL Large Cases Have Arrived and the Balance are : in Transit. No need of mentioning the genuineness of this. sale. Our reputation as bargain getters has been fully established in our recent purchase of the Perrault Bankrupt stock. As usual, we bought this stock at a big snap and we’re going to get rid of it quick. : Priees will de it. a ee Sale Takés Place at W. L. Perrault’s oldstand our branch store, next to the Pokegama Hotel. —_. - \