Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 14, 1905, Page 7

ne eceatineeceane —7" Notice for Publication. United States Lund Office, Cass Luke, Minn., Dee. 15. 1904. ce is hereby given that in compliance With the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 187% entitled “An act, for the sale of limber lands in the states of California, mye Kon. Ne a and eer aaaped ‘Teryitory,” amended by act of August 4, 1892. Andrey De Brant of Grand Ry » county of Itaséa. state of Minnesota, this day filed bn 4) office his sworn statement for the pu of lot one of section No, 2 in tow No, 4. north range No. 26. W. 4th P.M. will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agriculcaral purpos establish lus claim to Said land be register and receiver, U, 5 land office at Cass Fakes Min- nesous, on Friday, the 10th day of March. 1905. dle names as witnesse: Ernest N ard W, Faulkingher, Andrew Mattson and Gunard smith, all of Grand Rapids. Minn. Avy and all persons claiming adversely the escribed lands are requested to file Notwe for Publication, Departiretn of the Interia Land Office at Cass Lake. veeember en that the 1 notice of L 1 1 support of his eb ri proof Will be made befor tur his of weoruary 6, 1 ninde homeste is 1 ai tention Notice MN. sto prove cuttivation m8 ae denee Upon ane nd. ¥ “rt Phillips. Edward ©. Hainkes Joseph and Edward Hirschoach, all of Grand | pide, Minn. Herald-Review Dec. 31 Jan. Notice for Publication, Department of Interior, Land Office at s Lake Minu., Dec, 2, 1904 s ishereby givea that the following eof his inten- i F i proof in support of his elaim. and that said proof will be made ye iver at United St Lake, Minn., on Jan. 16, 4: dames Met mick, who made home- atry No. 22 10r The NW Sku. lots 6,7 and $ “ a lou 1, see, 34 Township 35 no Vip.om. He names the following elena to prove idence Upon aad eultiva- George Riddell, ik MeCormick and flenry nd Rapids. Winn. his continuous r tion of said land, lata Myers. & Logia, all of € Rogiste Herald-Heview. Dee, 10. L’robate Notice. unesota, / of Lbasea as In probate court, spociat term, Dee, 19, luthe matter of the state of Alexander MeLeod, deceased: Letters of udministration on the estate of Alexander McLeod. deceased, late of the county of Ltasea, stute of Minnesota, being granted to A, W. MeLeod: itis ordered. that six months be ind the | sameis hereby allowed from and after the | date of this order, in which all pers ave jog claims or demands against the said de- consed ure na to same in pro ate court ob suid coun mination and allowance. or be fo. It is farther orde hth at © 1. that Monday, the ssoecial teccn of said proovete court to be held at the probate office in the court house Sr SHOU ARAD ol Grand Rapids, in » be and thes id c une die hereby i> appointed as the when and where the said orrt Will examine aud adjust said ertuns anid demands ; And itis farther ordered, that notice of such nearing be given to all creditors und persons Interested i estate by publish- jug this order once in e + week for three ruccessive — weeks int und Rapids Herald y Spaper printed and published wt Grand Rapids, in said county, Dated at Grand Rapids this 19th day of dow. ALD. Ld. By the court. tL. 5. HUSON, Judge of vrobate, Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Default having been made in the payment of the saw of three hundred thirty-thre dollars and seventy-live conts (3% is claimed vo be due and is due at t a this notice. upon a certain mortzaze. duly | uted and delive ed by Jolin B. Pait cans | ried) of Douglas county, Wis.. mortgagor vo R.M. Hurst morty ye date the hday uf Octobe power of therein cor y recofded tn the | ee of toe Register of Deeds in and for the | ainty of Itasca tid State of Minnesota. | sth day of Octot we U'elock kN we mor gar zis Vor proceeding bh tuted, atiaw or otherwise. cover the by said mortgage, or auy part i that | fore. notice is heraby giv r ot the of sale said mortg: in sueh cn inortgage Wi premises deseribed in and lnortgasce. viz: The south we 4.yof the north east quarter the south egst quarter (5. E. west quarter (N.W. sa) allo: sixty five (65) north of t, including gil timber urt house inthe village suid county and Stu nuary, 105, at two o'clock AU public vendue, to the pay said debt of dotlars und und und fifty ted in and vollurs. Attorn by suid morty: the disbursemew redempticn at the day of sal Dated Doe. 12 c et! lowed by law subject to y time within one year from provided by law, AD. 1901, R.M. HURST. ,. Mortgagee. ER, Dulutn, Minn., and Tus. Saperior, Wis. ‘Attorneys for mortgages. Herald Review, Dec. 17, 34.31, Jan. 7. 14 Special Christmas Rates to Eastern Canada. Via Duluth, South Shore & Atlan- tic Railway, From Duluth to: London Ont, and retry Wodstock y : Owen Sound Ss “4h ‘a Gellingwood oi s ‘% ‘Torento y a “4 Kingston $f af ‘2 Prescott if Re Ottawa, 3” Montreal Ques Quebec ea Re 26, St. John, .B. Sho se pie eA rates to intermed points in. Canada. "Li Son sale, December 14th. 15th. 16th and Ith. Final return limit. January 10h, 1965. Marr Apson. General Agent, 430 Spaldiug Hotel Block. if Daluth, Mi: n. Wanted—Man and. wife to keep house at the farm home of J. M, Eastwood, Trout Lake, : Going wages id to. man for chopping wood. Enauire at this office or of J. M, East- wood at ihe Lake, ae oftice on or befere said | 7S. OAK LE i ae ‘ u t t bourd of supervisors of ese ors thereon. dn Tases county jed the townshiv during his term of office i tertsratpes Which sale wil, be | Resolved Sirther. that 11s the sense of the Itasca county, at | members of this board that in losing the co- 33 eal | by suid Blood on what is known as the Blood | Ate | said chairman of a written recommendation Dist, No. 2 13.00 | Alex Ranger. 7 duys labor on roads, Dist. No, 2.. 14 09 is Ranger. 6 dk I No. a 12 (0 ©. 8. Brock, gc MeV Ae man m. 4.0) und 7'4 days rerseer of highways, Dist. No. 418.75... = fe vias na 2275 4. J. Brook, 413 days ebor on roads Dist No. 2 9 00 To the honorable board of super tion effect at once while I regret that I the board of supervisors I feel that, other this time o tho district and towns! charge my every duty with, you appdint in my stead, Arthur Ranger, a sive farmers of the township. bourd by my resignation. tho many courtesies advanced me, and with wishes for the suecess of your efforts on ke- | half of the township, [amy Superv | Superv mction carried, and Chairman McDonald de- 8 held by Neil Mullins to be vacant. McE board to tempora re: ignation of Neil Mullins. resclution. this date bourd. its most sincere and vrofound thanks | for the most efficient services he has render- ope: bers of the board feel that the town: losing by reason of his re: namo of Al Hutchinson of Grand Rapi the office of Supervisor to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Mullins’ resignation. ! clerk be duthorized and empowered te cause PROCEEDINGS Of the Board of Supervisors of the Town of Grand Rapids, Minnexota. An adjourned meeting of the board of supervisors of the township of Grand Rapid: Itasca county. Minn.. was held at the town hull in the village of Grand Qapids, the 24th day of December, 1904. Present: Chairman John McDonald. Super- visors Neil Mullins and A. E. Hashcy and laugh McEwan. deputy town clerk. ‘The minutes of last mecting were read and approved. ' Upon motion of Supervisor Mullias second- ed by Supervisor Hashey, which said motion was duly declared, carr the treasur- er was instructed to transfer 93.82 bidance in the poor fund and $0.56 balauce in the contingent fund to the general revenue fund, he following bills were audited and atlow- ed and orders ordered drawn upon the gener- al fund to 3 lH. Rich iT and D ‘ 10) Walter 8. Booth & 11-50 A.B, Mashey 4s of salary 2000 | Neil Maili salary as supervisor to date . 23:53 John MeDonata’s of salery as as supervisor 20 CO The following bills were audited and allow- | ed and orders ordered drawn apon the road | and bridge fund to pay same, |Chus, Brown 4 days labor on roads, Dist. x 8 00 Wim. Ric ha urd-o1and 4 days for A. Ric, lubor on roads. Dist. No. 12 :¢0 7's days labor on rouds, Napoleon Peloauin, 7! roads, Dist. No. 2 Martel Peloquin. 7's day Dist No 2. é A. Racin». '3 day days labor-on Dist, No. 2 Andy Ranger. 7! Jiist No. 2 | Arthur Ranger, ofa ys labor on r and team 29 00 | iad. 2the resiguation of Supervisor was presented as follows: 4. 1804, ors, LuWn- Ai this tin Neil Mattins Grand Rapibs. Minn., Dee. ship of Grand Kapids, Minn, Gentlemen: I hereby tender my resigna- as. a supervisor of the township of Grand Rapids. Minu.. the same to take Business matters and other official duties uire that { should take this step, and must sever the most ch T have had with pleasant relations wh 3 require my attention at and from Th s of my section of ve been upper- most inmy mind avd L haye striven to di fear nor favortu al ction, ‘respectfully nO man or wy I wou'd mos suggest that nun of stearling worth, unquestioned ability and intigrity, and one of the most progre: If ‘you feel hat you can do so T most: respectfully urge his wppointm to fill the vacancy on the Thanking you for NEIL MULLINS. Moved by Supervisor Hashey, seconded by or Mullins that the resignation of or Mullins be. xecepted and that the him be declared vacant. The iflice held by lured the office of supervisor heretofore At that time J.artice of the Peace Hugh Wan was called as au member of the ly fill the vacancy madejby | Suptryisor Hashey presented the following resolved that the the township of Is in meeting pmbled t 4. tender to Neil Mullins, 1s so efficiently filled the office of super ou the board and whose resignation tendered and accepted by the Be ivand it is hereby tion ofMr.Muliins, the remaining mem- hip is at officer triend and efici nation. The motion was duly secooded and carried. Mr. McEwan placed in nomination the s for zealous Supervisor Hashey seconded the nomina- tion and upon the motion being put, Al Hutchinson received three votes. Chairman MeDonald declared Al Hutchinson elect- ed to fill the vacaney on the board caused by Meil Mullins’ resignation. ~Mr. McEwan moved and Supervisor Hashey seconded the motion that Al Hutchinson and Supervisor Hashey be appoinied a com- mittee to examine the work done by V.H. Blood on the road in Sec, 1é, 55-25, suid ap- pointment to take effect as soon as said Hutchinson shall have qualified us a member of this board. Said comunittee 10" revart to the chairman as to advisability +f accepting said work aud paying forsume. The motion carried. Mr. McEwan moved and Supervisor Hashey seconded the motion that the chairman and a warrant in the sum of #20).00 payable to V. U. Blood in tall, payment of road work done road in See, 12, 55-25, Upon presentation to that the1oad be accepted by the committee appointed to examine said read and report on same, provided vhat* before said warrant is delivered to V. H. Blood, the said Blood shall execute and furnish a good and suffici. ent bond inthe sum of $100.00 with two free- holders and qualified surities thereon, bond- ing and binding the said Blood, his heirs executors and .assigns to keep and main- tain the said road in a good, passable con- dition fora period of three years from and after Jan, 1, 1905, without cost so the town- !and build a | ginning with the year 1905, ; Village council of the ville It was moved, seconded and) the holding of the regular meeting of the board for January, 1905, be dispensed with. The meeting adjourned sin die. JOSEPH McMAH?N, Clerk. * PROCEEDINGS Of Villuge Council of Village Grand Rapids, Minnesots.. Arcgular meeting of the village councilof the village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, was called to order in the Recorder's office by president Riddell, with all members present, Jan, 9, 1965, 8 o'clock. p.m. The minutes cf the last two moetings were read nud on motion approved. The annual report of the library board was presented, read, and on motion ordered filed. Report of secretary of fire department was read giving a list of officers elected as tol- lows: chief, H. J. Powers; ist assistant, G. Riddell. 2nd assistant, A, Seaman; fire warden; E. Litchke; Secreeary, R. W. Heide~ reasurer, E. A. Kremer, and on mo- tion the council ratified said election. Report of chi sented and read, showing number of alarms during yearto-have been 12, numbers of fires 6. estimated loss $440.00 and recommending that the ccuncil purchase at cnce 5(0 fect of hose. 2 shut off nozzles, and one bose coupling expander. On motion report was accepted, ordered filed, und recorder ordered to ad- vertise for bids for the above said supplies. said-bids to be opened Jan. the 30th, 1905, 8 o'clock p. Treasurer's report yas read, on motion ac- cepted, and ordered filed.4 Report of Justice Sims was read. showing number of cases tried as 10 with costs to the village in the sum of $16.(0. same was on motion accepted and ordered filed. Communication from Pastoret and Lunz was read with reference ta balance dué on water contract on 4th street; same was or- | dered filed. Communication of V.J.Welch was read and on motion the matter was laid over for the | present. Hearing of liquor license application of Mohr and Dibbert, also McDonald and Hil- | brecht were casled and no opposition appear- ume Were On motion granted and ordered issued as bonds were filed and approved, Mr. Dickinson appeared before council with an agreement with Andrew Carnegie, asking that council take the necessary steps, by providing ordinances and resolutions, for the building of a public library as soon as spring opens and after discussion the following. pre- amble and »lution was on motion adopted, by the fu:l vote of all the members of the council, to-wit: - RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE PROPOSI- tion of the library board of the village of Grand Rapids providing fer the pur- chase of certain real estrte inthe buflding of a public reading rooms in the village of Grand Rupids. Itasca county, Minnesota, and pledging the faith and credit of the vil lage of Grand Rapids to make a certain annual tax levy for library purpose: Whereas, the library board of the village of Grand Rapids have been in communica- tion with Andrew Carnegie, Msquire, in re- ference to obtaining aid and material ussist- ance in aiding and as: ing them t tt public library and reading room er rooms in sid village. the said library | bourd of said village has this day made a proposition in writing to the village council of the village of Grand Rapids. 1 Co Minnesota, to erect and dedicate to the pablic use a public library building, upoa lots 9 19, 1, and i2, block No. 16, Grand Rap ids First division, according to the recorded plat thereof on file and of record in the office ofthe register of deeds in und for Lt a county Minuesota. and upon the farthe condition of the establishment and perpet- val maintenance by the village council of the village of Grand Rapids, of a tax levy, be- for the libra fund, of two mills on the dollar of the seed valuution of said village, until the time when the population of the village pas: twenty thousand inhabitanbs. when the apportioned to said librarysfand shall be not tu exceed one mill on the dol'ar on all the tixable property in the village. Now, therefore, be it vived by the the | ge of Grand Rapids that said proposition by the said library board of the village of Grand Rapids be, and the same hereby is, in all respects accepted and approved, An be it further resolved, that we du here- by pledge the faith and credit of said village of Grand Rapids, through und by its said village counci), to make und forever main- tain the tax levy for said library purposes required by the terms of said proposition and recited in the preamole to these resolutions, On motion duly seconded ordinance No. 40 was placed on its third reading and read, same to be effective after its passage and publica- tion. The roil call was answered by all the members of the council in favor of said resolution, Mr, F. P. Sheldon appeared hefore council with reference to fin al condition -of the village and an increase of discount on orders carried by him,and after discussion 1t was on motion provided to make the discount 3 per cent. ‘The following bills were on motion allowed: Ww. J.& H.D. Powers hardware and supplies ...... Ray ff 12 RW. Faulkinbor expense. Deer River und one day’s team work. L. Odette, 4's cords of wood cord . 699 10 20 - fifty cords wood at $2.25 R. J. Eastwood, 744 cords wood at $2.50 . 33 73 * tue 16 00. ALL Lassen’ c at village hall . Seanese 5 40 C. W. Forest, hauling freight, express. tmols ‘ete, co Oeesee 430 Shook & Boreman, Hand hola ‘bolts for ‘ plant ..... EER 150 William Hootihan committments and: warrants for: November and D ‘ cember .. ... 159 Itasca county boarding prisoners for 7 November and December .. 49 02 U.C. Greveile, 92 cords of one pose wood at $2. 35 per cord . 216 20 Pastorett & Lunz. balance y water con- tract $61.71 less $5 repair 3671 A. J. Kennedy, hauling 300.900 Ibs. “cont TH 20 Northern Electric Company. wire und | brushes for plant a2 43 E.C. Kiley. publishing proceedings and liquor license notices 2B 40 ship and at the exclusive expense and cost to said Blood. the board of supervisors to be the exclusive ee of when the said road isin teed of repairs: ry pps A. E. Wiclder. boarding witnesses and Welch. during Robertson twial .... Grand Rapids Magnet 1000 envelopes: for recorder’s office .... bs of fire depaztmen’ was pre- | vied that Ohio Coal Company, 312200 lbs. coal at ( $359 per ton . aoe 525 3h Burges Electrical Compa ny, w screws, etc 88:12 ! of voters, as prescribed by law, and, | 1905,the Grand Rapids library board presented | Itasca county. | therein, and, | village treasurer, be placed to the credit of a Itasea Mercantile C company, chandise and supplies .. 35 £3 J.S, Gole, recorder’s express, Honiage freight and stationer 400 Bill of VeJ, Welch was laid on n table, Bill of Ttasea Mercantile in the sum of $11.68 for supplies for qurantiné was referred to The nex’ question Tor discussion was a preparation for financial statement for publi- cation and on motion to the recorder was in- structed to prepare same, * Grade map was presented showing grades established, also water main and sawer up to date. Same was on motion referred to Trus- tees Rassmussen and Clair for investigation, On motion meeting adjurned until January 30, 1905, 8 o'clock P. M. J, S. GOLE, . Village Recorder, ORDINANCE No. 40, AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTEN- ANCEOFAPFR PUBLIC LIBRARY Plow prices. AND READING ROO. IN THE VILLAGE OF GRASD RAPI ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, Whereas, pursuant to chapter 48 of the general laws of the state of Minnesota, for the year 1899. the village Council of the village of Grand Rapids were petitioned by the necessary number of free-hofJing citizons in such village to submit the question of the establis ment of # public library and reading rvom in said village to the legal voters of such village at the next annual election held Whereas. the said village council, in pursu- ance of such petition, submitted the question to the legal voters of said village at the annu- al village election held in such village on the 13th day of March. 1900, and, Whereas, at such election the said proposi- tion was carried by the necessary majority Wherea: ince said date there has been and pow n existence a library board, daly appointed and constituted, according bo. the state, which said board has been aged in discharging the fune- tions and duties of members of the library board of the village of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minnesota, and, Where: ut the meeting of the village council-hetd on the 9th day of January, A, 0. for the consideration of the council a written commication, which was received and placed on file with the recorder of said village. in which communication said association pro- posed chat. if the council would proceed to avlish and maintain a free public library id village, under the provisions of chap in ter 93 of the laws of suid state for the year) 1501, and chapter 173 of the laws of said state. for the years 1993,the said library board would transfer to said village, for the use of said puplic Iibrary, all the books. pamphlets, documents ard furniture. together with the title to the real estate, constituting the library and its appurtenances, now owned by said library board, in accordance with the provisions of said iaw; and would also, upon certain conditions mentioned in said commu- ation. expend acertain fund now held by d association for the purpose of aiding in the construction and building of a certain ing to be used asa public library and g the same. which said proposition, with other matters, more fully ap- pear in said communication received and filed as aforesaid. and, Whereas, in the opinion of this council the establishment and maintenance of a free public library and reading rooms will be an enterprise of great utility and benetit to said village: Now, therefore. in view of the prem . and relying upon the id library board to faithfully and fully carry out its said pro- positions, The village council of the village of Grand Rapids. Itasca county, Minnesota, do ordain follows: Section I. That there be estab! hereafter maintained, at public freo public library and reading room or rooms, in the village of Grand Rapids. Itasca county, Minnesota, to be under the manave- ment and control of aboard of directors. to be hereafter appointed in the manner pre- scribed by the laws of this state above r- ferred to. Section iI. That nt the proper time there shall be Jevied, for the fiscal year next ensu- ing, and for each subsequent year, until otherwise ordered by the council of said vill- age, a tax upon the taxable property in said village ef two mills on each dollar of the assessed valuation of such property, to be devoted to the support of said library and reading room or rooms, Section III. That there be and hereby is appropriated, from the general or from the contingent fund in the village treasur he sum of fifteen hundred ($1500 00) dollars, in twelye equal monthly installments, beginning April Ist, 1905, for the maintenance of said library and reading room or rooms, until the first year’s tax provided for in the last pre- ceding section shall be collected. Section IV. Said money appropriated by section III, and the tax provided for in section II. when collected in each year, shall. by the special fund to be known as the “library fund,” and kept separate and apart from other moneys of the village. and the same shail be paid out only upon orders signed by the president and attested by the secretary of the said bord of directors. and for the pur- poses authorized by said board, in accordance with law, Section V. AU ordininces and parts of or- dinances inconsistent with this ordinance are | hereby repealed. _ Seetion VI. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication, GEORGE RIDDELL, President of Village. Attest: J... GOLE. Village Recorder, Passed January 9, 1905, Approved by President Jan. 10th, 1905. Ordered published Jan. 9. 1905 Published January 14th, 1 NOTICE. Sealed bids will be received by the Village Recorder of the village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, for the purchasing of 500 feet of hose. 2 shut off nozzles, and one Hose Coupl- ing Expander for the use of the Fire Depart- ment of said Village, said bids to be opened on the evening of January the 30th, 1905, at | ‘| DEFECTIVE PAGE FULL BLOOD Black Polled Angus Cattle FOR SALE Ihave en my hands at Hill City, 20 miles suuth of Grand Rapids, three tine young, full blood, Puta Aver- deen Angus bulls for sale, consisting of two big fine spring calves and one THE GOLDEN RULE Wood Yard I will keep all kinds of wood for sale, sawed into all lengths and will very choice yearling bull. They are be prepared to give black, and all black, raised at Hill prompt service. City, therefore acclimated. This My motto will be the breed of cattle’ is very hardy, long haired in winter, always lat.ard easy keepers. These fine young bulls for sale at Write or call IRVING E. WOOD, Hill Gity, Minn ITASCA. COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFIGE ABSTRACTS, REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE, Conveyancea Drawn. Taxes Paid for Non-Residents, KREMER & KING, Proprietors. GRAND RAPIDS, 3 A. B. CLAIR, Register of Deeds of Itasca County Mineral Pine ana Farming Lands Pine Stumpage Bought. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. GRAND RAPIDS. Cut Down Your Grocery Bill and buy t Wholesale Write tor Special Price list to Duluth Wholesale Supply Company, 102-4 west Mich St., Dwuth AGENTS WANTED ea “Golden Rule”— When a cord of wood is bar- gained for a full cord of wood Will be delivered. My terms will be strictly cash on delivery. Phone No. 114 JOHN O'BRIEN SRL LP CR TONY’S ORCHESTRA ANTON F. JOHNSON, Leader, HIG sished on all oce sions, ] action guaranteed. Prices reasonable. HERE Grand Rapids, - Mina. O.W Hastinas. President. DON, C.E. AIKEN, President. yer Cashier Lirst National Bank, Grand Rapids, Minn. Transacts a General Banking Business, W. E.NEAL Dealer in PINE AND FARMING | LANDS. The tinest List of Agricultural and Grazing Lauds in the County. The Most Excellent Sites for Manv lacturing Enterprises. Prospective Settlers Located. Correspondence Solicited. | Grand Rapids, : 5 Blinn j= : Hl D" CHAS. M. STORCH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON <indred avenu sidence. Cor. and Fourth str GRAND RAPIDs. Office and R pEs* F. PRICE LAWYER First National Bank building MINN. Office in the GRaND RAPIDS -— - Cabinet Rye Whisk Rapids. We handle the finest whis' NORTHERNC In connection—open day and served at all hours. 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All delicacies of the season SEA ae ARAL aa eae eae tea er ee ee ees ‘ine 97 Have achieved an excellent 4 al all over Northern nesota.. They are made eseseseseseseseseseseseseseses under his personal supervision. This insures the utmost cleanliness and care in manufacture. them. aeSes