Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 21, 1904, Page 6

ee nc en Sale on Exeeution. — State of Minnesota, county duidierian aeee er eDontld, defendant. Hugh C. McDon: Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of un execution to directed an paces in my own hands, issued ont of the district court, the Sscond Judicial district, state of Minne- sota. in and forthe county of Kumsey. upon a judgment duly rendered in said court in favor of the above named plaintiffs. and ugainst the above numed defendant, which judgment was thereafter filed and docketed in the office of the clerk of the district court inand for the county of Itase. »tute of Min- nesota, on the 19th day of Murch, 1904. T have levied upon the following described reul estate of the suid defendant and judg- ment debtor. to-wit: Lot thirty 190] of bloc! tye [2]. Franson’s addition, to Kouchiching, necording to the plat thereof now on file an of record in the office of tho register of deeds in und for Itasca county, Minnesota, and that: Tshall, on Tuesday, the 24th day of May, 1904, atthe hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at trout door of the court house, in the village of Grand Rapids, in said county of Itasca nid state of Minnesota, proceed to sell all the right. title and interest which the above named Hugh .. McDonald now has, or has had at or since th id 19th day of March, 1904, in and to the above described property, for the purpose of satisfying said judvment and costs amounting to the sum of two hun- dred eight and 35-100 homered dollars, with all accruing costs of sale and interest from the Wth day of March, 1904, at the rate of six [6] nf per annum. : ‘aid sale will be at public auction to the highest ier for ena, bursoant the stat- ute in such case made and prov. . a WM. HOOLIHAD Sheriff of Itasca County, Dated at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, tuis 8th day of April. 1904. PHILIP GILBERT, ‘ Plaintifls Attorney, St, Panl. Minnesota. Herald-ReviewtApril 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21 Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Default having n made in the payment of the sum of pe d fifty-nine 22-100 dollars (3759.22), which is claimed to be due ut the date of notice, upon 2 certain mort- gaye, duly executed and delivered by C. H. ‘Anderson and Lena Anderson, his wife, mort- 8. B. Larson, mortgagee, bearing h day of February, 1903, and power of sale therein contained. duly d in the office of the register of deeds wil! > recorde: in and for the Eeag of [tusca and state of a Minnesota, on the 18th day of December, 1903, ut l0o'clock a. m., in book “L” of mortgages on page 232; and no action or proceeding hav- lug been instituted at law or otherwise to re- cover thedebt secured by said mortguge. or any part thereof. Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that y virtue of a power of sale contained in said mortgage. acd pursuant to the statute in such case made und provided. the said mort- zage will be foreclosed by a sale of the prem- ises described in und couveyed by said mort- wage, viz: The southeast quarter of section three @) in townshiv sixty-nine (60) north, of -four (24) west. containing one ty (160) acres more or less, in nty and state of Minnesota, with ditaments and appurtenances: which 1 be made by ube sheriff of said Itasca, county. at the front door sf the court house, inthe city of Grand Rapids in said county and state. on the 18th day of June, 1904, at ten o'clock a. m. of that day. at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt of seven hundred fifty-nine and 22- 100 dollars ($759.22), and interest and taxes. if any, on said premises, and fifty dollars ($50.00) atiSeney’s fees, us stipulated in snd by said mortgage in case of foreclosure. and the dis- bursments allowed by luw; subject to re- demption at any time within one year from the of sale. as provided by law. ated April 20. 1904. Dae ope) B. B, LARSON, Mortgagee. M. A. BRATTLAND. ye Attorney for mortgagee, Ada, Minnesota. Herald: Ke view. April 23, 30. May 7. 14, 21, 28. Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that defaalt has oc- curved in the irions of that cert un mort gage duly ex d delivered by Thoma~ RK. Wel di. mortgagor. to Alfred gee. dated Jan 1, 194. and filed for record on said Jan. 11. 1904 at m., Inthe office of the register efdeeds in and for Liatsea coat, and recorded therein in heok wages at page 164 whieh n signed ond pril 4 ‘i Edward J 0G ment the amount : wrtgage at this s one hundred twenty-five and 31-100 2.81]. and thet said mortgage will by virtue of the power of sale ned and pursuaut to the statute made and provided. by ale of rein described und thereby s soath half of northwest quarter [S420 4] and west half of south- west quarter (W ':of SW 4) of section ten G0), tn township one hundred forty nine (149) 2a) ow i Therein conta in such cas the premises th conveyed, v north, range tweit, county, lage of Graud Re nesday, the first . at Public ¥ cash, to satisty . at 10 o'clock lus. to the highest bidder amount then due on 4 taxes. if any. on said Her with the costs of sid sale andjtwenty-five dollars attoravy's fees, stipu- bag oy 7 sets i e, ated April 5, 1904. by EDWARD J. McGOWAN, Assignee of Alortgagee. ALFRED L THwisG, ‘ ™ Attorney for said Assignee, Grand Rapids, Minn. Herald-Review-April 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7. 14, 21. prem ot Notsce of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that default has been made in the couditions of a certain mort- auze made ‘uted and detivered by Alvin FE tluntosh, single, of Itasca, county, Minne- tota, mortgagor. to Elmer T, Hagerty. as mortgagee of November 7th, 19 in the office of the ri e Ita county. M suta, on November 1002. at three o'clock p. 1, and was recor in book “L" of mortgages on page 64. Suid mortgage was given to secure the pay- ment of $150.00 and interest at the rate of ten per ceat per annum uccording to the condi- tions of one certain promissory note bearing even date of said mortgage, which said mort- gage the suid Elmer ‘IT. Hagerty on April 3rd, 1903, by an instrument in writing duly as- signed. to O. A, Watzke and which assign- ment was on July Ist, 1903, at 10 o'clock <u the forenoon duly recorded in the office of or of deeds in and for Itasca county, i” of mortgages on. pa, yand which said moreneS the said O. A. Watzke by an instrument in writing on June 29th, Tes duly ussigned to Leona J. Payne. and which ‘assigameiit was duly recorded in the office of the register of deeds in and for Itasca county, July 1, 1903, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, inf book “K” of mortgages on age 354; ‘ That there is now due and claimed to be due n said mortgage ut thisdate.the sum of 1.00 Tape! pal and $63.55 interest, amount- g in the aggregate to $513.55 and no proceed- ings at law or otherwise have been had or in- stituted to recover the same or any part thereof. wee! ‘ Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in said mort- gage contained and therewith recorded and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, the said mortgage will be fore- closed and the following property therein de- scribed lying and being situated in the county of Icasca and state of Minnesota, to- wit: The north balf of the northeast quarter and the north half of the northwest quarier, sec- tion thirty-four (34). township sixty-eight (68) north of range twenty-four (24) west, of the Fourth principa! meridian, will be sold by the sheriff of said county at public auction tothe highest bidder for cash, at the front door of the court house in thevillage of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minnesota, on Mon- day. the 6th day of June, 1904, at 10 0' ‘clock in the forenoon, to pay and satisfy the amount which will then be due on suid mortgage und the debts secured thereby together with the taxes if any, and the costs and expenses of this foreclosure and the sum of twenty-five dollars uttorney’s fees as in said mortgage stipulated and agreed to be paid on foreclos- ure thereof, ‘ Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota, April sth, A. D, 1904. é _— LEONA J, PAYNE, Assignee ot Mortgagee, hich sald mortgayze bears date 90: nd was filed for record ster of deeds in and for . B, WRIGHT, cients uae, toe. yal ng. junea a + ae CHeview, April 16, 23, 30, May 7, 14, 21, 28 “Official Proceedings. — (Continued from page 4.) oT. bie oe work on road. Jos. Cor! x darie fees, justice Alex Cook, axman on county road . Levi Cochran, judge of election.. James J. Clifton, nurse at county pest Ch: aon jud 1. Ue ze, judge F. Fg Coddington o iS Sy carrying returns. A. B. Clair, recording an buge .... Walter Campton, witness justice court Duuth P, and S. Co., sundries Wm. Wuan, juror justice court, Geo. Everett, witness justice cou nD y, Mds. for pauper... oi John Ekman, witness justice cou: .G. Fraser, commissioners per 4 and milage... 5 ee Freee Vtg. Co. Supp! . W. Forrest. wood to pest J.C. Gibson, justice fees. Chas. Lund, cierk of election . fred Leeman, juror justice cow Mike Lyneh, juror, justice court. ‘us, Murehie, surveying county roads . K. Mundy. work on 3 oon E..M, McGowan, jory, fees, justice court Angus Meln' , surveying oounty Chas. McCormick, witness justice court McGill Warner Co.. school certificate: Peter Neil, Meals to jurors. es John McKinnon. juror, justi Miller-Davis Printing Co., blanks . Peter Meil, witness, justice court . Miller-Davis Printing Co., blanks: Tira Mahon, juror, justice court id. Miller, axmun on road surve, eil McKinley, ** = D. K. McPherson. publishing noti: Viliuge organization Hugh McEwan. justice Aue of election rt .. L. Nelson. juror, justice court. Cal Gilman, juror, justice W. C. Gille, work on Co, road Ole M. Olson. constable fees .. Dr. G. €, Gilbert, quarantining camp J. P. O'Donnell, tobacco for paupers. Loren Hane, work on ron BE clothing for. prisoners.. Freeman Hane, * ts: Jas.+Passard, commissioner per diem _ and milage and committee work... Pioneer Press Co., receipts, blanks and sundries... as tseee Al Phillips, chainman on road survey. Ray Hane, bad 3 Perry Hane. = “* af Wm. Hoolihan. board of prisoners for B SASSRELAREN wnwetateun® xoull @ SSESSSeSSeN EMESREEESEE ESss © wene® G8 woh S Ba cdik couaguews SeeerL meee RSSZSSSS SHSSK RS SESH S BSHSH KR SSSR PSRSNeseueses Ss reh and April. hase eagpee Wm. Hoolihan, sheriff fees, sundry W. J. & H. D. Powers, sundry hurdware Cases... ay cis wads SO A. H, Pravits, juror. justice court Arthur Hanzon, flugman on road sur- W. J. &\H. D. Powers, hurdwa vey ..... . 1% court ‘house .. Cc. G. Hankey, hb w. J. Phifer, witns nation. 7 50) 1. D. Rassmussen, suudry clerk of Jesse Harry, 2 2 fees..... Henry Hughes & Co., Mdse. to pa 52 55 | Thos. Ring, ax n road survey. e big 4 63} Ed. Rodewald, clerk of election Itasca Mercantile Co., supplies to pest Thos. Russell, Coroners fees .... house ° 105 79 | Albert G. Regal. juror. justice court ... . RE. T. R. J. Sewall, deputy coroners fees and months aes) 29 50 care of pauper......... <° Chas Kearney, board of pauper 181 69| Mat Schumacher, juror, justice court... 2 E. v, ly, stutionery to county officers 15 45) J. A, Stewart, printing blanks. bb remer. matting forcourt house 24 00 “3 publishing notice. 3 x burial of paupers ........ 73 U0] Chas. Sprague, flagman on road survey 7 Thos, Kingston. juror. justice court 2 00| Aaron Shelgren, juror, justice court..... 1 C. M. King, work on county road. 20 70 | Chas. Sawyer. witness, justice court... 2 Lane, Juror, justice court 2 00° Archie Stevenson, witness, justicecourt 3 THE NEW TOWN This new town is splendidly situated. overlooking one of the prettiest lakes in Northern Minnesota. Sur- rounded with BEDS OF IRON ORE Several mines now being opened. Tributary to a good farming district. Will be reached by the Great Northern railroad in the near future, Within a nice distance -of Grand Rapids, the county seat of Itasca county, NOW READY FOR SALE At reasonable prices, and on terms within the reach of all APPLY TO WHO HAS OR EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS od & y SALE Hibbing Minnesota, SesSseSsesSsecceSe2 Se SS Se SS — iGEO. BOOTH, i penne cosen at ‘ : Cigars GRAND RAPIDS, W/NN esota. They are made fl of the finest selected stock by experienced workmen in Mr. Booth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. iat h “BOOTH’S CIGARS” feputation alt over Northern i] Mino This insures the utmost cleanliness and care in manufacture. For sale everywhere. Call for them. CHSKSREAHTE FSSA SCS TT CESS ISCAS SSS SSS EE A Favorite Resort for refreshments and where may be seen and heard one of the largest phonographs in the world is at JOHNORILEY’S Sample Room - The Northern. it delightful be al sin Cabinet Rye Whiskey ict we sre agent tor itm Grand Rapids. We handle the finest whiskeys ever distilled. NORTNERN CAFE Petes Meil, Chef. In connection—open day and night. All delicacies of the season served at all hours. s JOHN O’RILEY, Prop. AORHSSAOCSKLESPESS TT HsoTSseseSsEHESSeO ARES FHeS ia id SE EA A eee b chcchechesdoskesd Cd dehcdehudedededeasbedesboohed TTT ttt 1 1 hd 4 * * 4 & a ie * * & J ia hd a J i: * * SRE He Me Re ae oe a a a aaa SS BERS E 5 _ 100 tol eae 52 00 urlby, work on ferry boat 450 Paul H. Tyedt: Mas, tor paupernns 648 Ay Grand Rapids, lights and es. PW. 1. Wright. “juror, justice court....... 100 G. S. Willi work on county jail .... 15 54° John Whip le. juror, justice court. 2 00 Fred Winkle. witness. justice cou! 19 12 Chas. Wachholtz..chaiuman on roa 300 ONET..... Se sparen Bros. publishing paoceed- oe Anderson ‘Bros., publishing prodeed> a Anderson Bros., publishing financial statement .. + 638 00 Henry Hughes & oi ies & Co., Mds. The following bill was rejected. J. Lundeen. damages to horses killed.. 250 00 Atthis time an sdjournment was taken to Monday, June 6, 1904. ft JOHN G. FRASER, Chairman. Attest: E. J: FARRALL, County Auditor: Culling T. A. McHugh has a bad cold. Now for the reservation, but don’t tell anybody. A home talent dramatic troupe is on the’program. John Skelly 1s bar tender pro tem. at Pioneer hotel bar. Ed Bergen came down Tuesday from his holdings up river. A couple of the brui family were killed in this vicinity last #veek. It certainly was a genius who said that genius is another form of insanity. Well, anyhow, the weather mixer is doing as good a job, as the political pets. The rear of the Torey drive is pass- ing here with Wm. Torey, Jr. at the helm. Frank Foley from Feeley and Ed. Chill of Grand Rapids were here the 16th. We are going to have a musical club so they say, Dough me soul dough? Please plant some watermellons, our thieving proclivities are going to decay. Remember—Dunn & Marcia sells all kinds of lumber at rock botton prices. Doctor Russell of Grand Rapids, paid us 2 couple of professional visits this week, Miss May Cassidy was up from the Rapids last Saturday visiting friends between trains, Al Minto and Sal. Rither represent- ed the rural district of Mud lake, Cass county. this week. Deputy Sheriff Gibson of. Cass couuty, was in town last Monday on professional affairs. + §. O. Sleeper is out on the Al Casey farm and Bass lake catching fish and in dread of bears. ~ We understand that an old bachelor here matrimoned the other evening, and the girl wilted. Dick knock left Tuesday with a party tor 148-27, They intend to lo- cate on reservation lands, Tom Brown went over to Pokega- ma lake country to cook fora crew of five or six men last Thursday, The rear of the Itasca Paper & Pulp Co’s, drive passed here Monday with Archie McDougal in the chair. Carl Nelson went into the saloon business at Bovey to the extent of get- tng au option on a lot and leaving it there. To put the most meaning into the fewest words is simply saving others the necesity of flushing their think tanks. < Geo Bartow, wife and child who went to Minneapolis Wednesday p- m., will be back the later part of the week. The Northwest Timber Supply Co’s. saw mil blew their first whistle last Monday for the first time in their new location, This sort of goods, in the weather line, will make you think what you did with your summer wages—the summer of 1904. Duncan Harris and family of “Black Arm,” a bay on Pokegama lake. spent Sunday with Robert McCabe and family. Aman representing the Minneap- olis Tribune with arms full of maps, canvassed the village Tuesday and Wednesday .of this week. “Roxy” Remington with Dick Remus have gone to the latter’s ranch on Vermilion lake in Cass county for a 10 days or two weeks outing. As Jong as you can give away stuff, it goes quick and your’ a good fellow. But the returns come mightily slow and then your a son-of-a-gun. John Burns who has been at the hospital at Grand Rapids with pneu- monia for about five weeks, is around again after having had a close call. Your correspondent, being a single and never-was-married-man, is fre- quently compelled to take to the tall grass. ’Tis leap year doncherkno. = mor ra “Jno. Nelson ‘and Chas. Brown o the Bass Brook hotel drove to the Rapids Tuesday, Charle took that troublous tooth with him to get it pulled. Did O’Brien take the Cass county | deputy sheriff to the Rapids last Mon- day or did the deputy sheriff of Cass county take O’Bnen to the Rapids last Monday? i Dunn & Marcia are giving their mill a thorough overhauling and are, in addition to a rotory edge trimmer, shingle and lath outfits, puting ina planer and resaw. A person who dop’t know the geo- graphical condition of the state in which he lives ought to call into Skclly Bros. and see the new map of the state of Minnesota. Notice is up to the effect that the general stores “will close at 7 p. m.,” and the date given. But they don’t state how soou after that hour they will open again. “Gibbun’s Decline” and “Fall of the Roosun” Umpire,”—as Charles Dickens makes one of his characters call it—sold in New York the 3rd inst. for $1,626. Frank Murphy, who has been cook- ing on the pulp supply Co. drive had to resign that position last wednesday and repaired to his homestead in township 146 and range 27. Mrs. Stackhouse came up from Floodwood Minn. last Tuesday and 1s spending the: week with her hus- band who is manager of Northwest ‘Timber Supply company’s store. _Fish Baker is having the interior of his place painted and kalsommmed. ‘The wood work 1s being grained a la antique white birch. ‘lhe safe 1s giained to immitate Minnesota cedar Every time old Sol finds an Opening in the clouds we grab a plow, a horse and a hand full ot garden seeds and proceed. But when it turns suddenly cold we drop every thing and sit down to growl. \ The dwelling house that Geo. Moore built, west of the “big” store, to save the bank of the river trom caving ‘in, was moved last week across the street and adjoining the residence of M. H. Jones. An impromptu party made up of Mr. and Mrs. Perry, the Misses Skelly and M, J. O’Connor, the latter {rom Grand Rapids, took a tmp up the river on the propeller “Mayflower” last Sunday. In order to be successful in writing fora weckly paper, just get the con- fidence of the newspaper man and write any eld thing the first week and after that put in every succeeding week correcting that which you wrote the week before. Among the social events of the sea- son was the. visit of Editor E. C. Kiley, Yiny’ Yonson, Con. Duggins and another young fellow last Mon- day. Editor Kiley “stuck up” a tence around 26 votes for judge of probate while here. One lundred per cent of cows with bells, 47 per cent of all horned cattte, 93 per cent of horses, 100 per cent of the Jolly gang and 1% per cent of the kids are continually within the scope of curlew rules, Carter & Grombois have driven out of Bass lake and down Bass brook to this point about 1,100 tamarac tes and have them hauled out on the bank. Chris Baker has some 600 tamarac ties, ditto, ditto. and will have them out on the bank also, shortly. There are some more ditto ties to dit- ta. » We have no apologies to make in regard to that base-basket ball game but will add that the local board of health had to take charge of of 3 dead dogs and 2 dead pigs and a cow with a broken leg, the result of the oper- ation. H. H. Carrier received a telegram from St. Paul last Monday announc- ing the death of a relative of whom your correspondent did not learn the particulars, He left on the east bound passenger train that day. With three steam saw mills and three steam boats the per diem energy for blowing the whistle alone will be equivalent to about 310 horse power, or power enough to saw 16,584 ft. of ordinary woods into merchantable timber and run one steamer up to J. Gould lake, 5 times around it and back, Mat Spang, as deputy sheriff, sized about 1,000 cedar poles, the propery of Carney Bros. for personal property tax last Tuesday. The amount due to that dates $268.30. |The pro- pertv is in the vicinity of $McCabe,s residence in the “west end” and he is watching it. ‘The sale takes place May 28, 1904. Erank Casey and family are going to Floodwood Minn. to. start a res- taurant and confectionery store. Mr. Casey has been cooking in Dunn & Marcia’s mill voarding house but was superceeded by Mr. McLennon of of Deer River las Wednesday. De bo’d ob helth’s ’n yo’ back yaar’d, Away down yonder in de co’nfield. Didn’t find thing too daam baad, Awav down yonder in de co’nfield, Didn’t do nawthin nawthin to do with, Den each one ob us bought a big Dick Smith, Away down yonder in de co’nfield. D. A. Dunn went to the county sit Thursday to replevin cedar landed on Bass jake last winter by Al. Casey. A Crew of men went there to drive the cedar to this point but Casey objected, The amount in controversy exceeds $100, so a higer tribunal than that of acommon justice of the peace has jurisdiction. ; Herman Burcher who left here four years ago, jomed the army and was sent to the, Phillipines, where he stayed 16 months, from thence to Cuba, thence to Texas. His health failing he conciuded to try the brac- ing atmosphere of Norther Minne- sota again. He 1s doing light work arround Dunn & Marcia’s plant abid- ing the time, as. it were, till recuper- auion strikes him, Last Monday Frank Smith, living two miles west of town met witha simple, if not more or less serious accident, He went into a neighbors house by the name of Erickson to get a drink of water and going to a pump in a back room, fell into an open cel- ler way, his mght side coming in con- tact with a cross-timber. Mr, Smith went to the Rapids Thursday to con- sult a physician. That item last week wherin it was stated that the steamer “Mud Hen,” of Cass Lake was bought by Kirk Bros. of this place, was an error. Dunn & Marcia bought the “Mud Hen” from Louis W, Hili and Kirk Bros. went to Cass Lake to bring the craft here. After getting through Winnibigoshish dam it was discovered that there was not sufficient water to float them over a rapids about 10 miles below. So an order had to be got from parties in authority to let sufficient water run for the occasion. _This is the most simply conduted village in any country on the globe, except, perhaps, an occasional one in New Zeland. We have no doctor, no lawyer, no banker, no resident preach- er, no jail, no church, one big school house, three saw mills on the river bank, | three steamboats in the river, one ditto in the river, burned, 3,000 small river craits, five general stores, two hotels, one restaurant, four places of liquid refreshments, one blacksmith shop, one postoflice, one rail road and depot, nobody sick, plenty of work, no coons, no Chinamen, a goodly many—both sexes — pressing them- selves through the matrimonial sieve, and nobody dying but a good many a-bornin’, P® CHAS. M. stoRCH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and Residence, Cor. Kindred and 3rd GRAND RAPID», GG” H.SPEAR ATTORNEY AT LAW GRAND RAPIDS, - - MINN | FOR SALE —Our First-class— { NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ; With Keys from One Cent to Twenty Dollars. Seas J. E. TAPLEY, Cass Lake, Minn, EK SAREE ERS ere AeE eee G. C. SMITH DEALER IN EERE Se He Fruits, Confectionery, Ice Cream Soda, Ice Cream, Drinks, Tobactos, Choice Lines of Cigars Grand;Rapids, - Minn. LELAND AVENUE, RES EE EE A ae ae a ea ae AEE A A Ae a a ae a A a ae ae a a ae a a a 1 eee eee ee eae ae C.W Hastings. President. P. J. SHELDON, Vice Presidetit. F. P. SHELDON. Cashier O.E. AIKEN, Asst. Cashier$ First National Bank, Grand Rapids, Minn. Transacts a General Banking Business ITASCA COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFIGE ABSTRACTS, - REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE. , Conveyances Drawn. Taxes Paid for Non-Residents, KREMER & KING, , Proprietors. GRAND RAPIDS, - > Rt are nae eterna