Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 18, 1904, Page 4

4 Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. TWO DULLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE “Bntered in the Postolfice at Grand Rapids, Minnevota, as Second-Class Matter PROCEEDINGS ‘Of Village Council, Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Aregular meeting of the Village Council of the village of Grand Rapidsy Minn., was “called to order by President Riddell in the recorder’s office, June 13, 1904. 8 p. m. ‘The roll call was answered by President Mauddell, Trustee Becker and Recorder Gole, Trustees Rassmussen and Clair being absent. Minutes of the last three meetings were read, and on motion the word “Becker” was ordered struck out from the roll call, the ‘same being error and showing said Becker qresest, and after correction they were adopted. Under the report of officers, Recorder re- ported on examination of sidewalk petition ‘on Sleeper avenue, and after discussion the same wis laid on table. Kkecorder also reported opening of Eighth street between Hoffman and Kindred. Petition was presented for the opening of Seventh street from Leland awenue toa point, of connection with State Farm road on sec- nssion the matter was tion line, and after dis laid on table. Complaints were entered against dray lines creating a nuisance by Jeaving their horses stand in certain places on Third street, and after discussion the matter was referred to the marshals with instructions to have sume keep their teams while standing on street on Fr orth le of said street. Bids fer water main on Leland avenue ‘were called for and read as follows: Pastoret & Lunz agreed to lay said pipe according to specifications, said pipe to weigh 34 Ibs. per ft.. for the sum of $1942.86, W. D. Lovell agreed to lay said pipe accord- ‘to specifications, said pipe to weigh. 33 lbs, per ft., for the sum of $1916 00 After discussion the contract was awarded ) Pastoret & Luinz on account of the superior grade of pipe furnished in said bid: Petition was presented by the Itasca Paper ©o, for an extension to water main from First street, south in line with their paper mill and mermission requested from council that they be allowed to tap said main for fire protec: tion only. After discussion the matter was ‘referred to electric light and water committee with instructions to act. Mr..A. Roberts appeared before council with reference to a balance due on electric lights and water works building erected by him, und on motion said balance of $100.00 was granted, same being in full payment to said Roberts for said contract. Also requested | that an order issued last year in the sum of $500.00 on the general fund be transferred to an ordeaon contingent fund, and on motion seme wes granted. freasurer’s report was read and accepted, anid on motion ordered filed. Justace McEwan reported, and on motion same was accepted, ordered filed and bill allowed for 300. Sewer petition on Fourth street was pre- sented, and on motion same was laid on table for next meeting. Sidewalk petition on Fourth street from Polcy to Potter avenues was referred to cam- iittge on streets and alleys. The following bills were on motion allowed: Geo Hewis, 4% days labor on electric line .3..256) 5 E. M. Campbell, typewriting specifica- tions for water mains......- ses Burgess Electrical Co., transformer and sockets .. ete Chamberlain & Taylor, blue print and tracing cloth. Henry Vonkery, 14 power plant. * . Geo, Riddell. repairs for village John Hoffer, repairs on Village hal. ‘Ohio Cyal Co., one car coal. ‘ Chas. Brock, 356 yds. ground for fill, Leland avenue..... .....2....0000se0s Hi. B- chell, ace’t. Hall & Monks, in in sewer settlement... Improvement Bulletin, water main extensien. Pettibone Bros. Mnfg. Co.. badge clubs for police.... .... “ W. J. & H. B. Powers, hardware and snpplies.......... oe. ‘Itasca county, boarding prisoners, 121 days Wm. Hooliban, commitments and war- rants . AK. E. Gra’ electric Frank P. Sheldon, insurance premipm on plant, $2000.00 ....00..... ae ‘L. M. Bolter, insurance premium on electric plant. $1000.00... W. F. Knox & Co.,lumber fer walks and Mrldirea a. encecmcceekcetes nig ioevee ae: 4, J, Kennedy, drayage and unloading coal... ..2. A.B. Clair, recording for village. King Lumber Co., lumber for streets and Village hall repair..... Buffalo Oil Co.. oil and paint. E. C. Kiley, publishing proceeding and legal notice: ; C. W. Forest, drayages «for village..... 11 15 J. S. Gole, frieght. express, messages, postage and street sprinkling, (for money advanced)....0.......2 20... O. P. Finnis. expense, Robertson suit and village . STREET COMMI: cords of wood, to advertising nd m. insurance premium, on It 91 20 00 IONER'S REPORT. Andrew Salter, 3 days’ team work, on street $4.00 per day. - 12.00 8. Parry, 2 days’ team work on street, $1.00 per day..... Ted O'Reilly, 1 day team work on street $4.00 per day... .. Chris, Grove, 8 00 + 400 Jabor on street 600 days’ labor on street 2.00 per day... Racers s+ 1700 Wm. Fuller, 4 days labor on street, $2. per day...... ‘i - 900 John Troop, 15 days’ labor on street, $2.00 per day .. 30 00 W. Showalter, 25 days’, 3 hrs labor on street, $2.00 per da: ‘Geo. Roberts, 11 days’, 5 h street, $2,00 per day - - A Courtier, 24 days’ labor on street, $2.00 per day Gus. Dahl, 25 days’ 22.00 per day....-- Nick Bensfield 25 day street, $2.00 per day Wm. Helms, 26 days’, 7 hrs. labor on street $2.00 per day.. . V. 11. Blood, 3 days’ team work on street, $4.00 per day......... vs 12:00 £. A. Newman, 9 days’, 5 brs. team work on street, $4.00 per day.. 51 00 labor on 23:00 48 00 5100 51 00 53 40 ae ‘J. 8. Lotberg, Sdays team work on of county c BE ; cela ies! be Sc, ae MORENMANCIEE ea La eR, Wm. McVeagh, 13. duys’, 5 brs. team work on street, $4.00 per day Harry Williams, 26 days’, service as com- missioner \at $2.50 per day. Sf Sidewalk question was next discussed, the following resolution adopted Be it and it is hereby resolved. that any property holders desiring toj build cement walks in this village must conform and build same to the following standard: Not less than 6ft. wide, same to be laid tograde and one foot from the property line, but all property holders or parties desiring to butld must appear before council and obtain permis- sion, said permission to state the width of walk, the location and time for building of said walk. On motion duly seconded the above resolution was adopted. ‘On motion meeting adjoni ned. 3 : 3.8. GOLE, Recorder. [OFFICIAL] PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD County Commissioners ITASCA COUNTY MINNESOTA. Auditor's office, Itasea county, Minnesota. June 6, 1904. Pursuant to adjournment the board of county commissioners met ut the auditor's of- fice the 6th day of June. 1904, Roll call. and Passard The chairman and vice chairman being absent, upon motion duly made and carried Commissioner Brooks was elected chairman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion duly made aud carried, approved. that the having previously-been referred to the roud and bridge committee and no report having been filed by them the matter was laid over. Neil McKinley w: road recently surveyed from the state road, thence east and south to the svhool house section 17 Tp. 54, Ry. 24. ¢ On motion duty made and carried the sum of said road. _ Morris UO’ Brie! that an approp: was present and requested Cohasset and Deer -River road. On motion duly made and curried the matter was re- ferred to the road und bridge committee. A petition was r : board of county commissioners tO appoint a time and place when and where the electors residing ou the following described territory, to-wil ‘The south half of the south half of section 19 and 20. all of sections 2% and 3u and the north half of the north half of sections 31 and 32. allin Tp. 56, Rg. 24 maght meet and vote for or against the incorporation of said terr1- tory as a village to be known as the village of Bovey. . ‘Oomilastonar Moore offered tlie following resolution and moved its adoption, Whereas, on the 6th day of June, 1904, a certain petition was filed with the board of county commissioners. in and for the county of Ltasca, Minnesota, and, P Whereus, said petition was ‘signed by 29 or more of the electors resident within the terri- tory described in said petition and, Whereas, suid petition besought the board to speeifiy u time and place when and where all the electors within the described territory might vote upon the proposed incorporation of said territory as the village of Bovey, and, Whereas. all the necessary steps prelimin- ary toaetion by the board of county comm. iioners appeur to have been taken by said petititioners, Now therefore, be it resolved, that the of- fice of the Canisteo Mining Co. located on the NE of NE \ section 3L Tp. 56, Rg. 24 within the limits of the territory proposed to be incorporated. be designated as the place where such election shall be held and that the 12tiday of July A. D. 1904, be the time when the electors residing within the said described territory may meet and vote for or ugainst the proposed incorporation of said territory as the village of Bovey, and further, that H. ©. Ballanger, Ole Rein and R. J. Sewall who have each’ of them been named us residents of said territory shall preside and act at such meating aud that said meet- ing shall be governed by all the laws of this state relating 10 the election of town officers sv far az the said laws are applicable. The resolution was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. A pettition for the establishment of county road through townships 3 24 was presented and the ¢ er ‘ing decided that it was reasonable on its face, Commissioner Passard offered the following resolution and moved its adoption, Whereas, on the 1th day of May, 1904, a petition signed by 24 free bolders of suid county was presented to us praying for the laying out ard opening of uw highway running into more than one town of said county, and not within the limits of any incorporated city, deseribedas follows begining at the corner of sections 11, 12, and 1M. Tp. 55Rg. 25 and running thene north about 240 rods on the section line be- teen sections 1, 12 und to t " said section lme with that ce: 1 old random road running in a general northwesterly di- rection, thence following said random road along its present course us nearly as practic- able crossing sections 12 and 1 in said town und range and section 6 p 55,range 24to the point of intersection of suid road with the township line between townships 55 and 56 of range 24, thence east on said town- ship line to the *4 post between sevtions 6 and 31, thence northeasterly 80 reds thence east on the 8th line to the shore of Trout lake, thence northeusterly around the shore of sii juke to the meander post between lots 5 of section 3: d 4 of section 32 township, 56 range 24, thence north on said section Ti e between said sections 31 and 32 to the corner of sestions 29, 30, 31 and 82 township 56 range 24, and to be counected with other roads as follows: east und west highway between sec- tions 30. and 31 township 56 range 24 and a north and south highway between sections 13 and 14 townshi ing at the corne c towushsp 56 r-nge ut the connection of preyious legalized highways along the course herein described, nd the bourd of county commissioners of said county having determined that inthe judgment of a majority of its members tha said petition is reasonable on its face be it hereby ordered that a hearing be had on said petition at the ottice of the county auditor in said co inty on Monday the Ith day of Jul 1904 at 2 o'clock p.m. at which tin this board may hear all*that ma favor of. and against, the grantil etition, and further that Commissioners raser aud Passard, members of this board. be, and they herevy are appointed a com- mittee to’ examine proposed route of Said road. and that said committee meev upon the route of said roud at the the soutli- eust corner of section 14 township 55, rang on Monday the 27th day of June, 1904 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of examination of stid proposed location cf said road, and make report thereof at said meeting of said board hereinbefore specified, and that notices peneet be posted and given us provided by The resolution was duly si Eel duly seconded and BE crane for the establ pee aueeiel 55 range nd range 25 was presented and the commissione! decided taat it wus reasonable on its face. Commissiouer Passard offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. Whereus, on the 6day of June, 1904, a peti- tion signed by 24 free holders of said'e aunty Was presented to this board for the laying out of a highway running into more thin one town of said county, and not within the limits of any incorporatated city, and des- ginning at the quarter inmission- ent of a-county township 54 eribed as follow: post between sections9 and 10 township 54 range 25, thence sunning north “4 line 400 rods between. soctions 0 and loc see tions 3and 4 of said town, thence west on sixteenth line 80 rods, thence north on six- teenth line through section 4 township 54 range 25 und sections 33 and 28 of townshi range 25 to southerly boundary of the village | limits of Grand Rapids, there to be with highway . now laid out, and Smee 0 inisstoners of said county hay- ing determined. that in the odgecant ota Commissioners Brooks, Moore Mr. Eastwood was present and requested board make an appropriation for the repair of the Washburn road . The matter present and-requested that an appropriation be made to open up of $200 was approprizted for the opening up ution be made to open up and make passtble the road known asthe sented petitioning the here! thabe heation b said ition at the office of the county auditor on the ith day of July, 1904, peer sit m., at which time and place said board will hear all that may be said in eh of, and ugainst the granting of said etition. Paturthor that J.G. Fraser and W.@. Moore, members of this. board be, und they hereb, are, appointed a’committee to examine maid proposed route ot said road, and that suid committee meet on the route of said road at the SE 44 corner of Jot 3 section 28 township 55 range 25 on Tuesday,the 28th day of June, 1904, at 2 0’clock p. m. for the purpose of ex- amination of said proposed location of said meetings.. «screens eons n, Tobacco for prisoners, Wm. Hoolitan, bowed of prisoners, Stay Geo. Hews, Juror, Justice e« ars. > a 8. @ Bs Jesse Harry. witness, justice court..... be covstuble fees, justice court I, R. E. T. Co., telephone rentals, May.. H. Johnson, clerk of election August.Johnson, juror, justice court. Clas. Kearney, board of paupers . se Ed, Krabseth, judge of special election Hans Knudson, chainman on road sur- Wee wae eerie 0 ‘aud bose enubelohe specited ana H Kinney. wi justice ec $ miseries cst ee qe dake tle. j a hotispeciniveises ag The resolution was duly seconded and} ‘ion ee ee 30 ae etine the time and place set for the hear- al n: Feats NARA oat la i rs ing upon applications for a license to sell in- ! MeGiain & Gray, carbons . 18 9 toxcating liquors the matter was taken up. | Hngh McEwan, justice fees, state ‘Thoapplicution of Goo. Labrie fora Heense | "ehureltscensers- oer genes vane . fora period of one year from the the 25th] Hugh McEwan, justive fees, state v: day of March, 1901, was, pigs motion duly GNNEAY ... 602s eee oo ee made and carried, granted, beginuier on| Hugh McEwa March ist, 194, on the ground -floor of tl Golden ..- paras Locare on lot 7 und 8 of Block 7,) Hugh McEwan, j xterville. . Phy ‘The bond given with Geo, Labrie as princ:-! ugh Mew paland rank Boman and Wm. MeGrogor as "Anderson 6 surities, in the sum of $2,000 was, upon mo- | Hugh McEwan, Justice fees, state vs, tion duly made and carried, approved und li- Lunderault.. 925 cense ordered issued as above. nugh McEwan. The upplication of Logan & Co, urors.. 3 for a_ license to sell | intoxicating | w, is. Myers, sundry live: ry iiquors in. the frame building lo- ivery 4 . cuted.on the SW ¥, of NEN of section Wh leice Hivery’ aud I township 57, range 22, for one year from the i Sth day of May, 1904, "was, upon motion duly | force hMGae ele 10) made and carried. granted. ‘he bond of Lo-} J. G. McPonald as e. ree vun & Co.. with Henry Logan as principal and | Miller Davis Co., tax'statement and re- Wm. Hvolihan and John Kellis as surities in ceipts -- ‘ 25 00 the sum of $2.(00, was, upon motion duly } Miller Davis Co. blanks .. 107. made end ‘eerried, upproved and license or-| W. CG. Messinger, juror, cour 200 ered issued. ill Warner Go.. ving pape a isPhe application of Dugal and McCoy for a | MeGUA Warner Co.. deuting DAper ia license to be granted to them for a period of | Maytin Nelson. clerk of special election 2 46 one year from the first day of Marchi, 19 4.10 the front room on the ground floor of a build- ing situated on the NW % of the SE 44 of se tion 16, township 54 range 2, was, upon mo- H. BE. Neveux, juror, justice court. ... W. B. O'Donnell. juror, justice court W. j. & H. D. Powers, Supplies t . sundry shore of Island Lake in township 150, A Ny sare ut the southwest corner ot township 67. range 24. thence running im a westerly direction by the most pra route on the cast side of the ¥ river and ag I with the iching road in township 70, range 23. SECOND The question: snd proposition of the said count Itageu putehasing and ac- quiring # tract of Tand im said county. to be used for holding agricultaral fairs and to im- prove the same ard erect suitable buildings thereon for carrying ov and muintining ag- ricultural falrs thereon in said county. (SEAL) J-FARRELL, County Auditor. Compgsition of Gas Mantles. The composition used ix gaslight | mantles is 99 per cent thoria and 1 LI per cent ceria. The foundation of 4 the Welsbach mantles is cotton fiber, k but the Lehner fabric, composed of i) artificial silk, made fram collodion, gives a more brilliant light and a far- longer life, but such mantles are nat- urally more expensive. The experi- ence of Buhiman of Berlin with man- tles made of ramie fiber have given most encouraging results. ‘ Don’t stop just betore you get there, 4D. NEVEU Often you lack but one 8tep of your goal without knowing ft. ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. fe SUMMER RESORT D, NEVEUX,. Prop. Situated on the Big Fork river, opposite Big Fork Postoflice. Is reached via Itasca Logging rail- ‘The most famous hunting and fishing seenon in Northern Min- nesota,, where wild game and fish abound. Guides, Guns, Fishing Tackle and Boats are supplied. Rates are reasonable, and a successful trip always assured. i] BIG FORK Correspondence Solicited, - W , POSTOFFICE Show your interest even if you are { not interested. From a coarse, worl - ly standpoint it will nay. tion duly made and rried. granted. A bond with John Vugal and Liugh MeCoy us principals and W. ©, ‘fyndall and J. F. Me: Cormick as surities. in the sum of $2,000, was approved and license ordered issued. e application oi N. M. Buffer for a license to sell intoxicating liquors for # periou of one v ‘om the 10th day of May, 1904, in the front room on the ground floor of «a frame building situated on the £ % o1 W +4 of section 13, township 5, ‘as. Upon motion duly made and carried, granted. A as principal and J eph B. Satth i ith as surit the sum of notion duly and carried, sued, ‘Phe application of cense to sell intoxicaving liquors t period of one year irom the ist day s. May, 1904. in the Jog building situated on loi 11, section 7, township 53, range 22, was, Upon motion duly made and carried, granted. A bord with J. J. Mcwonald as priacipal and Joha Relis and A, M, Jobnsva as surities in the sun of $2,0.0, wits, upon motion daly made and carried, approved and license urdered is- sued. ‘The applications of Chas. Drilfll and Henry Sholta tor a li e to sell into vicating liquors for a period of one year trom the 27th day o April, 1904, in the ding located on lot and 4, block 2, Indus. Chas. ‘Puel and Chris Lindermun for u license tu be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors for a period of one year from ie 1s aay of May, 1004, in their frame building situated on section 32, | P,P, Sheldon insurance pre township 66, range 26 that of Leander Larson | Tar oe ar On abectne Foomatic ror a license to be granted for the sale of n-|pilford ‘Thorson work at ferry... tuxicating liquors for a period of one year | Village of Grand Rapids, lights. May from the 1st dav of April, 1904, in the front | Harry C. Varley, assistant janitor . .- room on the ground floor of their building | Fred Wille. judge of special election situated on the bank of the Bigfork river on} Lereo Wheaton, work on roads. the SW % of the SW <i of section 27, township | G. 8. Williams, laying. floor at cour 61, range 26, were, Upon motion duly made ‘hot 2 and carried, granted, and license ordered to | Ed, Wilson, makiny returns of olection bg issued on’ the filing by said applicants of a | A, ‘Wood hauling plank-for bridge..... sufficient bond At this time un adjournment was taken to The applications of Joe Flower and Robert | June 29, 1904, - Rabier were withdrawn. J.G. eae an. The Nashwauk company made application | Attest for 4 correction of assessment: andabatement E of taxes upon lots owned by them on the plat 5 i SENGEI RUNS HOF CLO CORE IMR An TWIN ee ee tee they asked that the assessment be reduced two-thirds and the taxes correspondingly abated. Upon motion duly made and car- ried a reduction of one-half of the original as- sessment was approved and recommended to the state auditor. A. F. Gross made an application for a cor- | NOTICE OF SPECIAL rection of assessment and abatement of ts es COUNTY ELECTIO N on the SE of the SE%4 of section 18, N_ of the NE 4 of section (19, and Nt: of the NW % of section 20 township 56. range 23, for the years 1902 and 1903. in which he asked that the assessment be reduced to a basis of $5 per acre and the taxes correspund- ingly abated. including all penalties and costs accrued thereon. On motion duly made and carried the application was approved and recommended to the state wuditor, he application of H. R. King to purchase blocks 6-10 and 10, Jots 11 to 20, bloek 11, block 18 in Garland’s addition to Grand Rapids for the sum of $56.00 for all taxes due thereon. Upon motion duly made and carried the of- fer was accepted and recommended to the state auditor, to court house ...... M. Ponti, juror, i 8. R. Patterson, juror, justice court James Passar issioner per diem and committee work . Geo. Roberts, work on roads Pursuant to adjournment county commissioners met at 10 o’cloek acm. mimissioners present, Brooks, und Moore, ‘. Krem:r and Sheldon were present and requested that the county purchase from the Itasca Cemetery assoc ation eight bl inthe cemetery to be used for the bu county charges, und that the county appro- riate for the same the sum of $500, Aftera lengthy discussion of the matter it was laid over to the next meeting. Jpon w motion duly made and carried. I. uson was instructed to order a flag for the court house. James F. Ryan, witness, justice court Approved aud Li ese Louis Riddell, juror, justice court..... Thos. Russell’” Coroners fees, death Plourde as Jos. Raischer, cler! H.R. Sykes, judge oi Soudati Specialty € ~ inator 3 =e = Smith Premier Tp- Co., 1 typewriter.. J. A. Stuart, sundry publishing and rinting . da Al Scherpening, juror. Chas. Sprague, juror. : M. A. Spang, witness, justice court z Neer a s B--4.8 Se Seess FARRELL. STATE OF MINNESOTA |... County of Itasca ee To the legally qualified electors of the county of Itasca, state of Minnesota. Notice is hereby given, that, pursuant to a resolution dnly adopted and’ passed by the Board of County Commissioners of the county of Itasca. Minnesota, on the litn day of May, A?D. 1904. and pursuant to Chapter 289 of the general laws of Minnesota for the 1805, and apter 75 of the gen Jaws of Minnesota for the year 1899, a special county election will be held in thes alelection districts in county on Tuesday the 2ist day of June. A.D. 190t and that the polls will’ be open on said day from the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon until the hour of 5 o'clock in the Passard moved that the of Geo. Hewis as janitor of the court house and jail, be dispensed with and that S. R. Patterson be appointed as janitor of the court house and jail, The motion was duly seconded and carried. afternoon thereof. for the parpose of sub- On motion duly made and carried. an ad- | mitting to the legally qualified voters of suid election district and their voling: ee was taken to Tuesday. June 7, ‘aud proposi- upon the folling questions, JUNE 77H, 1904. tions, to-wit: The following bills were audited and al-| i lowed: John Brown, juror, justice court . E. J. Anderson ** = oF FIRST, The question and proposition of issuing the negiotable bonds of said [tasea county in the sum of fifty thousand dollars (350,000.00), said bonds to become payable in tWenty (20) years from the date of issue, and to bearinterest at the rate of five (5) per cent blanks and enve é printing court perannum, said amount to be used for the dar . ep a purpose of building and constructing free J. Bur: elerk of spec.il election wagon roads. with such bridges as may be re- ) quired with id county, as foliows, to-wit ‘A road beginning at the no of section four (4), township 5 .rrington, judge of special election .Goolen. BOR Duluth Paper and Stationer 5 Co., let- ter fires, paper, ete . 1460| thence rnnning north and west to the one John Dahlberg. work on roads. Z 10 00| fourth post on the west seetion 9, towaship 6. ©. A. Dougherty, juror, justice court.. 200} range, 26, thence north to the north Free Press Co., Blanks und sundry sup- town line of township 62. range 2, thence plie see ea -. 8220] west_to the Meridian line. thence north to Mary Graves, witness juror, justice court 2 12| Big Falls in township 155, range 25. J. 8. Gole, witness, justice court 100! A road begining at the northwest corner of Cal Gilman. juror. justice court 1 00] township 150 ranze %. thence running east- Hill City L. L. & Lumber Co., work on erly and connecting hth bove roud des- Tow is 300 00 | cribed in township 62, range Wm. Hoolilian, samimoning grand jury 105 30{ A road beginning at the county road at the “ summoning petit jury.. 8250] one fourth post on the west side of section 3 drawing jurors - 3 00 | 27, township 57, range 27, thence running north und west Ou the most practical route to the oe sundry Sheriif fees in 1 | | LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION. St. Louis, May ist to Dec. Ist, 1904. Lhe Largest and Grandest Ex position ever held, The Great Northern Railway Will sell excursion tickets at favorable rates. with suitable limits. For further information see : : 2 C.L. FRYE, Agent Great Northern Ry., Grand Rapids. FURNITURE! EE Our store room is apparently well filled at present, but we have several car joads of gocds that will be here in a few day lots of room will be requtred, and in the mean- . For the new goods time we are offering a few snaps. Just drop in and ask about prices. We deal exclusively in furniture and have a big advantage over those who keep in stock only a few odd pieces. Remember that FORNITORE is our exclusive line. GEORGE F. KREMER, Grand Rapids. Opposite {tasca Mercantile store, Say, P A, WHY} yy seAMS TO RIP He FECT. f DON’T YOU WEAR OR HURT THE MENOMINEE , SEAMLESS? | I Sensibie boy. that, He made i a bull’s eye when he spoke. We @ make shoes which put the corn- cure dealers on theranxious seat. We cure corns ky fitting the feet scientifically. The best way to cure corns is to prevent their growth in the first place. The Menominee Seamless Union Made Shoe 1s easy-to- wear, etsy-to-buy, easy-to-sell, wT ree gpa | f a For Sale By J. §. XURTZMAN, The Shoe Man Grand Rapids - Minnesota. GUARANTEED TOTOUTWEAR ANY SHOE ON THE MARKET. SS SLSTSI SPSL THE DARK IRON GRAY STALLION, | “ES MPIPeES”” Seven Years Old, Weighs 1,700 pounds. Will stand for Season at | CITY LIVERY BARN. : GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA. W. E. MYERS Owner. IME _T Great aromthens iraiteery Prompeny- RFAD DOWN READ UR STATIONS West Bound East Bound A.M. | Leave DULUTH Arrive ~ West Superior 1) Pe Cloquet ioe 04 P.M. a Floodwood ee * Swan River x “ GRAND RAPIDS ~ Arrive Cobasset Leave Deer River me | ‘ass Lake Pp 2 Crookston $e a Grand Fork: at