Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 16, 1904, Page 2

‘Iapertest dace Gran . XII.—No. 23. VoL White Goods New Year. offerings to be to your advantage. Table Cloths, India Linens, Muslin Underwear, Nainsook, Lace Cutains, Table Napkins. The above outline this week is to call to your mind some of the things to be included in our opening sale for the new year. We offer you a complcte line of up-to-date the good fortune to entirely clean up and close out our odds and ends remaining from former years, and now in our new store of- fer you goods that will be sure to please. Look them over. We announce our ANNUAL WHITE GOODS SALE for the We ask your attention to this line whether you are in the market for this line of goods or not, and you will find our Sale. Sd stock. We have had Itasca Mercantile Co. Is the wap we conduct our hardware business. When we tell you an article is steel, it is steel. When it’s iron, we tell you. In tools we are especially paraicular and and our assortment will excite the admiration of every mechanic who \inspects them. In household goods we carry an infinite variety and our prices are A Pleasant Variation from’ the ususal, hardware shop figures Are repairs needed? A hinge for closet door? A bolt for the kitchen? A shash cord for the parlor window? W. J. & H. D. POWERS. Tk you must eat, you should always try to get the best goods in the market at the lowest prices. You should buy Fresh and Salt Meats. Fish, Game etc., at the Market of Thos. Finne- gan. ‘They always haveon hand the very best — at lowest prices. Thos. Finnegan, § Proprietor. ¢ ie | SISISWSSSISLSVS%SVSVSS BBS %elS2SSS%SSS7 SSO S%E BS Thos. Finnegan, a a | G&e2eSeS: weeeaesecve: coaeascesesescseess Slee GF. CLSSSVEISMSVSMSLSVSVSVSVOVSLSISVSVSVSVSL SVS ISPSLVESH) WM. C. TYNDALL, , a Agent For ¥ A. FITGER & CO’S., Fine Bottled Beer and Malt Bxtraet. | Highly Becommenied by Leading Physicians Be “ Try It. “Best Nebve Tonic.” Telephone No.—— and Have a Case Delivered to Your Home. Squatters Must Move. F The people who have beensquatting Lake, and who have mede claims ‘to the land for townsite purposes, 1°¥93" been ordered to vacate the premises, by Capt. C. H. Baeulieau, who isin charge of the sub-Indian agency at Bepa, acting under orders of Maj. Scott. When the occupants of the new townsite of Richards, located jnineteen miles east of Cass Lake, occupied the land where the Richards townsite is sow located, they made declaration for deferring fiual proof, and have offered proof and had a hearing on the same at the Cass | Lake land office. About three weeks after the Rich- jards people had occupied their land | a party of Cass Lake people attempted to start an opposition townsite at Bena, one mile east ef Richards. where Ernest Fleming owns a large store on his wife’s allotment, and the Great, Northern railway has a depot. When the order wa sued by Maj. {Scott for the ‘Richards people to move, the order was presumed to also j include the people at Bena. However the Richards townsite was allowed by the secretary of the interior, who im- mediately caused an executive order to be issued, refusing any further entries for townsite purposes within the land reserved for the selection of the national forest reserve. How- | ever, apparently not much attention | was paid to the Bena peuple, with the | i} | result that positive orders have been j issued for them to remove from the jpremises. The Bena people have protested to the secretary of the interior, but as the order was issued some time ago to receive no further entries for townsite purposes, it is doubtful if their protest wiil avail them? anything. — Duluth News Tribune. | Relief For Renters. | Mr. George E. Lynott and Mr. James A. Staurt who were in Grand Rapids just previous to the holidays, presenting the building plan of the National Home Investment company jof Duluth, are again in the city, They met with remarkable success on the occasion of theirlast visit here and now desire to increase the num— ber of contract holders with their company in Grand Rapids. The National Home Investment company which Messrs. represent, se'l homes on the in- stallment plan. Iu Grand Rapids Mr. Eugene Cassidy who lives near theelectric light plant, has become {owner of his own home through this company, and is paying for it at less per month than his rent amognted to. ‘The plan offers renters;the great- is alsoarelief to people who have mortgages on their property. Messrs. Lynott and Staurt are at the Hotel Pokegama for a few days to present the plan to those interested. é INTENTIONAL DUPLICATE EXPOSURE Se it ees meme tae at Bena, twenty miles east of Cags } s Lynott and Staurt j est opportunity of their lives and it | Granp Rapips, Irasca County, MInn., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, tgo04. ; } | | _ Protect the Children. . The recent theatre horror in Chicago has set the people thinking, about the safety of their children in other public building, schools in particular, and the Herald-Review is asked to suggest that our handsome school houses be equipped with a proper fire escape for use in the emergency that all other modes of egress are cut off. The structures are complete in all respects save this, and every safeguard should be thrown around the precious lives of our little ones. The Foresters’ New Officers. At a social Session of the Foresters at K. P. hall Tuesday night the fol- fowing named officers were installed for the ensuing year: Mrs. Anna Gunn, ©. R.; Mrs. Emma Lexon, V. R.; Mrs. Kate Murchie, Sec:; Mrs. Mary Lord, Treas.; Mrs. Miller, P. C. k.; Mrs. K. Lent, chaplain; Mrs. Geo. McDonald, C. A.; Mrs. M. Brooks, I. W.; Mrs. Vipond, O. W. A fine lunch was served after the business of the eveniog was concluded and a general good time enjoyed by all present. Father Cleary Pieases All. * ‘The lecture given by Rev. Father Cleary, of Minnoapolis, at village hall last Monday night, drew out a crowded house, and all were unani- mous that they had never spent a more enjoyableand profitable eveuing. The distinguished gentleman had for his theme “American Citizenship,” a subject which allowed full scope to his oratorical powers. Probably no better subject matter could have been taken fo emphasize the broad scholar- ship, the ability, the wide sympathies and profound convictions of this most loyal, elert and humane man, and certain it is that his address was fraught with much good to this com- munity. A house testing the capacity of the hall awaits’ his reappearance ou the rostrum * Bell-Zirninger Nuptials. Another of our young business men ined the army of benedicts. In rpopular confectionery man, has “dun gone, and dun it.” He was united in mar- riage to Miss Margaret Zirninger last Tuesday evening at the Catholic parsonage, Rev. Father Mahony per- forming the ceremony in the presence of a few relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties. The young couple have gone to house- keeping in the living rooms above Druggist Lell’s store. The Herald- Review joins with the popular young couple's host of friends in Grand Rapids in the hope that their wedded life may be one contisued realization of happiness in its fullest sense. The Eagles Install. The installation of the officers elect for the ensuing year for Pokegama Aerie No. 366, Fraternal Order of Eagles, was held at the Odd Fellows’ hall Thursday night, the occasion calling forth a big attendance of “birds.” The ceremonies were con- ducted by Deputy District President Hepfel who installed the following officers to their respective chairs: Hugh Fox, worthy president; Jesse Harry, worthy vice president; James F. Grant, worthy conductor; H. E. Neveaux; worthy chaplain; Hugh McEwan, wortby secretary; John Costello, worthy treasurer; Dr. Thos. Russell, worthy ph ian; Fred|= LeQuest, inside guard; Dan Mc- Kinnon, outside guard; James F. Grant, trustee; G. A. Sullivan, trustee; Wm. Gray, trustee. After the ceremonies an elaborate banquet was served by Caterer Steeves. Trapper Killed By Wolves. A homesteader came down the river today and reported that Jene Cain, the colored man, who is said to live in Geo. Keiver’s cabin six miles above us and traps for a living, was killed by wolves and eaten up. He said that he found the place in the woods where the man was killed but nothing of him was left excepting his jaw bone and shoes. Then he went to the cabin where he lived, and found that he was missing. This supple- mented by the hair-raising stories that come from the Big Fork regard-|° ing wolves, makes the story of Cain’s death appear likely. “Shorty” O'Neil was 13 miles down the river from Ripple the other day when he heard a rip-tear coming his way through the woods. Heburriedly made for a tree. Seven wolves were after a deer, but un seeing the man tried to get bim.—Bemidji Pioneer. Horses and Logging Outfit For Sale. Ten heavy draft horse’, harnesses and logging outfit for sale ata bar- gain. Enquire at this office. Entire Line at your chance. HENRY HUGHES & 0. we still have a number of Ladies and Children’s Cloaks Left. First Class Up-to-Date Garments. All of which we want to close BT ONCE. In order to do this we HENRY HUGHES & GO. offer you your choice of the I-S Off for the week between Christmas. and New Years. If you want a Cloak of any kind here’s Two Dotvuars a YE. Get Your OB WORK Done Here. ‘HOES EAT ME Re ee He a RE ae aE aE RE Me EE ee De ae Re ae ae Me ae te ae aE s Goods PRONE RASA AON Promptly Delivered. Grand Rapids DEFECTIVE PAGE THE SIGN OF A TAILOR Whatis it? What is it that makes a man as tailor-made? can be told a block clothes fit him perfe right cut to his coat and trousers, The collar and lapels are firm and smooth. There 1sn't too much loseness here and too much tightness there. Evertything is neatly done. Allare firm and trae. Is your tailor verfectly satisfactory? If so, stick to him—if not, try us. We can pleaselyou. 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