Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 11, 1905, Page 12

Monday last. E. N. Remer was in Duluth on business last week. Commissioner James Passard went to Deer Rver ‘Puesday last. Pet Wilkie, and family have moved to their former home in Jowa, I. D. Rassmussen and wife of Grand Rapids are at the St. Louis— Duluth ‘Tribune. Born unto Mr. Etherton a so n, T Miss Florence Remer_ is wsttng friends in the village this week. and Mrs. Harry esday. J. S$. Erven, of Split Hand, was a visitor in the village, Monday. F. J. Farrell made a business trp to Cass Lake Friday last. J. N. Marr, of Autken. brother of C. H. Marr, is visiting in the village. Mrs. Howard of Deer River was in Grand Rapids Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walder were registered at the St. Louis, Duluth, Sunday last. Contractor John Lofberg is con- templating on starung a saw mill on Prairie river mn the near future, The Royal Neighbors will give a masquerade balt at the Village hall March 3. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Warner, of Blackberry, visited friends and relations jn the village Sunday last, Neil McLaughlin, of the Ice lake saw mill, returned Thursday from a inp to the ‘I'win Cities. Art Chillbach. employed at Itasca Logging Co., was visiting in the village Friday. ‘Thos, N, Sims has been appointed administrator m the estate of M,C. Lond. Mrs, Johnson having resigned. Chas Levy, of the Enterprise Cloth- ing House returned Wednesday from a business trip to the ‘Iwan cities Miss Della Yancey, left Sunday for Northfleld, Minn., where she will attend Carlton college, Alfred Kiley drove noon. David Marsh who died at St, Rene- dicv’s hospital last week -was burned Thursday. and Dick Currans to Nashwauk Thursday atter- All members of the United Order of Foresters are requested to be present at the next regular meeting next Tues- day evening. J. P. Sbaughennesy, went to Vir- ginia yesterday to organize a lodge of Modern Woodmen. He expects to yet back ‘Tuesday. The Catholic ladies will meet with Mrs. Anthony McAlpine next ‘Thurs slay afternoon, A five cent lunch will be served, Sunday afternoon, February 12 at 3 o'clock, the socialist wil hold a meet. ang at the village hall, Good speak- ing and good nyusic. Everybody in- vited, . J, N. Lang, a stock dealer of Man- kato was in town the early part of the weck. He owns some valuable hard -wood lands below Pokegama Lake. Come early and avoid the squeeze! ‘The selling out sale at the Enterprise Clothing house, Odd Fellows Blk. Dollars thrown away today! Mrs. Chadwick isn’t it! ‘Phe selling out sale of The Enterprise, Odd: Fellows’ block, Let nothing keep you away from the gigantic clothmg and furnishing goods sale at The Enterpns2, begin- mg today, Miss A. Lewis of Crookston, arrived in the village last Monday and has accepted a position as stenographer for Reishus-Remer Land Co, N L, R. Downs and O, A. Lewis, ‘ark Rapids, were in the village this week Su'lding up the local todge Madern Brotherhood — of America. Mrs. Dora Maker, proprietor of the five and ten cent store left Wednes- day for Hibbing, where she will spend the remainder of the winter. Now 1s the time! Let the waiters wait! A whirwind of bargains to greet you on your arrival at the Enterprise Clothing House, Odd Fellows Blk. Selling Oyt. County Commissioners Passard and O’Brien came up from Grand Rapids ‘Tuesday. ‘They were joined by Com- missioner Tone the next day, and went south to iuspect a piece of road, —Northome Record. A. A. Reid, manager of one of the depertments in the Tuller store at Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with Cass Lake fmends, returning to the Rapids on Monday, — Cass Lake Yarce. i George Tuller visited in the village H ’ cal instructions to several young ladies i | | | Parents are hereby uotified that pupils will be received in the primary department of the schools March 6th. Children sent earlier than this date | will not be received. E. A. FREEMAN, Supt. Mrs. Blanch Dewey is giving musi- with a view of eventually hayng a boy choir at the Episcopal church. Lena Granbois of Cohasset was tried before Judge of probate Husun last | | weck on the charge of insanity. She was taken to Fergus Falls. ‘The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will give a supper at Odd Fellows hall on Washingtons birthday. Supper wilk be served at 6 P. M. ‘The two oldest daughters of Mr. and Mrs, fred Bueneman of Califor- ma will return with Mrs. Chas. H. Marr about April ast. to visit their old friends here in the Rapids. All ready now! The world’s great- est clothing sale begins today! The first sale of its kind in Grand Kapids and may be the last! Come in today or Monday, and behold real bargains as you never seen them before—The Enterprise, Odd Fellows’ Bik, kev. D. A. Mackenzie, once a pastor of this town and now pastor of the Presbyterian church of £ Crookston has accepted a call to a ‘church in Chehalis. Washington. He leaves Crcokston about the first of April. Judge of Probate Huson received a letter from the probate judge ‘of Elderado Spring, Mo, stating that Adam F. Hower in heating passion shot and killed his wife and then com- nutted suicide. Mr. Bower was form- ally aresident of Grand Rapids. Last evening the Misses Blanche Kiley, Carrie Beckfelt, Alice ‘I yndall and Florence Levy entertained a number of their friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E, King, Games were played and a very enjoyable time was had. A dainty luncheon followed. Miss Mabel Edmunds of Northfield. began work in the fifth grade of our schoals in Monday. Miss Edmunds is a teacher of successful expenence and training in grade work and comes highly recommended. Mrs, Hnuily has resumed work in’ tne second pase’ in which Miss Gertrude Bassard as been substituting during the past | month, Governor Johnson has appointed W. C. Ritchie, et Cass county, boiler inspeetor forthe 52nd senatorial dis- | 8 trict, which incluies the counties of Aukin, Carlton. Cass and — Itasca. Arthar O'Neil was’ a candidate for re-appointment, bnt the plum had to go tu a good democrat.—Aitken Age Ld DEATH OF MRS. SNYDER. Mother of Mrs. John Sempf Succumbs to Iiness Which had Affected her for Some Time. Mrs. Hannah E. Snyder, wife of J. W. Snyder. residing a few miles above Walker on the west shore of the lake, died Sunday morning in the Sister’s hospital at Cass Lake whither she had been taken a tew days previ- ously for treatment for obstructive jaundice from whieh she had been suffering for some time. Her daugh- ter, Mrs, John Sempf, and Mr. Sempf went up to Cass Lake Saturday even- } ing 1n response to a message but did not know until their arrival there just how serious her condition was. They were with her at the hour of death and brought the body to Walker on | Monday morning's train, ‘The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon fiom the Congregational | church, Rev. Mr, Michael officiating | and the choir rendering appropriate | music. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery. The pallbearers were Char- les Kinkele. J. B. Spencer, W. Dear- |. | with brief periods of absence have re- ; uig, C. E. Gnffith, James Campbell and H. McCabe. ‘There was a large attendance of friends of the deceased and of Mr. and Mrs, Sempf at the church services and many followed the remains to the cemetery, though the inclemency ot the weather de- terred others. who wished to pay this last tribute of respect to the dead. | Mrs. Munson, a daughter of the deceased living at Grand Rapids, came down to attend the funeral and will | return this evening. Mrs. Snyder-was in her 63rd year. She and her hus- hand came to Walker about eight years ago from Grand Rapids, and! sided here ever since. ‘The sorrowing husband has the sincere sympathy of many frends in his bereavement. —Walker Pilot. : D, COSTELO DENTIST. ' Offi. in First National Bank Buikiing.— |; : Q@RAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA | State Immigration Society. F exceeding two years. continuously, immedi- of the Minnesota Editerial Associa- tion will be beid in the City of St. Paul on Tharsday aud Friday, Febnu- ary 16th and 17th. in the Council Chamber in the City Hall. Tre meeting will be called to order at 10:30. o'clock by President C. F. Mac- donald. Governor John A. Johnson, past presideuat and member of the Association, will welcome the editors ‘in behalf of the state, and Mayor R. A. Smith wili express the welcome in behalf of the city of St. Paul. Pres sident L. G. Hoffman will also speak ‘in behalf of he Commercial Club. Yo whicly President Macdonald will respond, and then present his annual address. The following topic will be prerent- ed on ‘Yhursday afternoon and Friday morning, and in their selection the usual course of choosing subjects. al- | Jied with our profession has been changed to questions of present inter est in this state. “Immigration’”—Acdress by Judge J. W. Willis of St. Paul, President of “Railroad Rate Discrimination“— John C. Applegate, Cannon Falls Beacon. “The Paper Trust"—Frank M. Ea-! dy, Sauk Centre Herald. “Primary Election Law” —C. ©. Eastman, Wadena Pioneer-Journal. “Subscription Price of a Newspaper’? — Leslie Switt County Monitor. State Agricultaral: Spciety Ad- ing’—C. C. Whitney, Marshall News-Messenger. The presentation of these topies will be made its the convenienee of the Association, and their discus- sion will be open to members. Ou Thursday evening the Associa+ tion\will be entertained through the eourtésy Of the City Council and the Commercial Club of St. Paul, arrang- | ments for which will be announced later. . On Fri afterncon, at two o’elock, the Ass¢ jon will visit. the new State Capitol, and be favored with a description of its many interesting features, its foreign and domestic marbles and stone, its paintings, etc., by Hon. Channing Seahury, President of the Capitol Commission, and other members of the Commission. Plans for the annual Summer Ex- cursion will be discussed at this meet- ing. Weekty A. Mathews, EE, Se Groceries Dry Goods Clothing Hardware Boots and Shoes Crockery Glassware FlourFeed and Hay nen “Dealers i in Fverything : AR rn - HENRY HUGHES & CO. ESTO SSR ME Every Customer itl a Anything That May B — lor) 7 Desired Contest Notice. Department of the Interior, United Stu ates Land ome c. ce u filed in Piaf by. ‘Alber home tead eu! As jifs. sole rete his mother, Johanne Jens Rytts hat said he is and on and i 5, 198, has been a resi- Rapids, Minn. Address Lock Lox 271, Grand | erroneous surveys. Uttrop, Denmark, | = en of the United and that neither said Europe, wand not a States of Ame entryman nor bi improved or cultivated suid land f ately preceding the date hereof, but both have wholly abandoned the same and been xbsent therefrom ‘during such period; that said alleged absencs has not to his or her employment in any capacity i the army, navy or marine corps of the United States: Said peu ttes ave hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegations at ten o'clock A. M..on March 18, 1:05, before I, D. Rassmussen, Esq., clerk of the district court in and for Itasca co., Minn., at his office it the court house in Grand Kapids in said county, and vhat final hearing will be held at ten o'clock A, M.,on March 25, 1905, before the Kegister und Receiver xt we United States land office in Cass Lake, id contestant, in a proper affidavit. filed Feb. 1905 having set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice caunot be made, it is hereby ordered that such notice be given by due and proper publication. OAKLEY. Receiver. Herald-Review Feb. 11 o Mareh 4 {PRICES REACHING} THEIR LOWEST LIMIT IN THIS sale of its kind that has oc- cured in Grand Rapids, and may never occur again. So let nothing Keep yeu away The Enterprise Clothing House Odd Fellows’ Bik, Where the sale is going on. 33 “3 g865550068550000050555000000000500000 nd ec engit Spe 160 ACRES rearCamby, Miun., wi! | trade for Jand in Cass or Itasca, 100) @ j} acres are plowed, 60 acres in pasture, | c | good buildings. Mortgage $1,400 due! PLA nd estimates m ens : | muni work. Archit in five years may be paid on or before | ing im gener: ul and bine printin due: | @ and sub-division of sections, platting of Grand. Rapids, Minn. ONEZE © DERE © EERE © WERE. © AMET © LGEEIAEEE © DAREN O REREAD © MN © GEREN @ SNS © JOHN S. POTTER, im Civil Engineer and Surveyor. pa nen Semen te vee roction saperintended for all ing and designing, dranght- iattentinn given to location townsites and correction of P! 0. Box 564. , a PIONEE 1 a Oe A man’s Mark is his Honor. Queen Oueality Shoes for Women GIGANTIC SALE Douglas he “ Albright and Red School H Sh f ses of $20,000 worth of high x x eat bisa a fanleanen ty as grade merchandise. As this Children. sale will last _omly thirty Kuh. Nathan & Fisher Clothing for Men. days. everything will go rapidly, as this is the first XTRAGOOD Youths and Children Mckibben & Roswell Hats and Caps for Men and Boys Dry Goods Ladiés and Misses Furnishings Groceries Crockery and Glassware ’ RPP AAO OUR MARK John Beckfelt _ gace iauanpaenasi ones waa: STORE. *% a OFFac ae t It Stands for Him and he Stands for it. ‘Everything . We Sell Is Backed By Our Honor