Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 18, 1905, Page 9

e 1 George Jacobs, of Pokegama was visiang in the village ‘Tuesday. Miss Edith Aiken left for Duluth on Monday where she will visit friends. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Anderson left Tuesday for a visit to Duluth. The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will meet with Mrs, Meyers. Editor LaFreniere, of the Inde- pendent went to Northome Monday to take part in the village election. George Fay, local agent for the Washburn lands, left Sunday on a business trip to Minneapolis, Don’t fail to hear Dr. Montgo mery at Village hall next Wednesday eve- ning March 22. At the Episcopal church next Sun- day, March x9th, Holy Communion 3:30 a. Mm, services at 10:45 a. m.,/ Sunday school 12 m. services. Mrs. Wm Martincon, of Bal? Club, who was attended by Dr. Gend- ron, at &t. Benedict’s hospital returned to her home last Saturday perfectly recovered, Mrs. E, Fenileleau, was operated upon Tuesday by Dr. Gendron at St. Benedicts hospital for cancer. She is now doing well and expects to be home in a few days. Mrs. Dr. J. Gendron and son. left Wednesday morning for Crookston, where Mrs, Gendron was called to the bedside of one of her brothers who is dangerously ill. Rev. E. Spencer Murphy will hold cottage service fat the residence of Mrs. George Moore, Wednesday evening March 22nd. Wm. King and wife were given a big reception at Wadena Friday even- ing before departing for their new home in Grand Rapids. Mr. King will be remembered as _ the builder of the Aitkin nigh school.—Aitkinage. Rev. E. Spencer Murphy, next week will make a tour of the Missions in his charge holding services at Cass fake, Bemid'i ‘Tenstnke and cther points, EF. J. Luther went to Grand Rapids last week and made arraugements to the Stevens House. He also bought some lots for speculation and says the prospect are good for a take stories high, with a capacity of about sixty-five people and 1s heated with hot air.—Floodwood News. Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Messenger have returned to Grand Rapids where they will make their future home. For Sale Four of the best loeated residence Inquire of J.S. lots in the village. Gole. Notice To August H. Janke and E. E. Buek: You are hereby notified that default bas oc- cured in that certain contract made and enter. ed intoon the 26th day of August, 1902, | tween yourselves and F. E. company, for the sale to you by the said F. E, Hagues, ‘rustee, of the following described property, to-wit: ‘The south half of south SW) and the Southwest ¢ t quarter S¥ of ty-six (26) west of the fourth principal meridan, Sueb default consists m your failure to pay. Hayne, trustee for the Chicago, Rock Island & Facitic Railway ter of Southeast quarter (SW of SE of section thirty-three No evening | (38) im towmship fity.tix (56) north. range 'PROCEEDINGS Of Villuge Counc! of Village Grand Rapids, Minnesota. A regular meeting of the village councii of the village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, was called ! toorder in the recorders oilice, on the 13th day of March 1995, 8 o’clock p.m, ‘The roll call was auswered by ‘Trustees Clair | and Becker, and {Recorder Gole. President Riddell and Trustee Rassmussen beiug absent. On motion ‘Trustee Cluir was chosen presi- | dent pro tem. . i Superintendent Garis reported on the condi- tion of grates installet at plant, stating that same were satisfactory up to 75 per cent of ; full load but that it would be necessary to use same during the winter months under fall load, after discussion above said grates were accepted and order ordered drawn for same. ‘Treasurer’s report was read and on motion accepted sind ordered filed, Application of Fletcher & Co., for transfer of Hawley license to them was on motion granted, subject to filing of a proper bond and paying of publication fee. Applications of Keo Leroux, Wm, Wells and John Rellis to sell intoxicating liquors, were called for hearing and as no opposition appear- ed same were on motion granted subject to filing of bonds, and licenses ordered issued. -| Communication from V, J. Welch was read with reference to balance due on Robertson ease, and on motion same was allowed at 200,00 i] Communication from M. A. Spang, secretary | for Eagles was read praying that council ix » rate fora sign lamp for above said lodge, and after discussion said rate was fixed at 2.77 per ] | Month. Two Essental Qualities Characterizes: Our Shoes One is easy to see, but hard to describe ' That’s Style. The other is easy to describe but hard to see, That’s Construction. The first produces a good appearance and the other pre Burgess Electric Co. 6 sticks compound 3 as the same became due under the terms of said contract, that certain installment or amount of money, to-wit: One hundred dollars {$100.00} principal due from and payable by youonthe Ist day of March, 1904, and the further sum of one hundred dollars ( 100,00) primcipal due from and payable by you on the ist day of March, 1905, with intereat as pro- vided in the above mentioned coutrat and the further failure to pay, at the office of the treasuter of Itasea county, the taxes ou the above described land tor the year 1903, You are further notified that George H. Crosby has succeeded PF, E, Hayne as trustee for the Cl go, Rock Island & Pacific Railway company, aud that notice of this change in trosteeship is recorded in the office of register of deedsof Itasea county. ps You are further notified that the said con- tract will be canceled and terminated and that said cuncellation and termination will take effect on the Fifteenth day of May. 1905, Dated at St. Paul this tenth day of March, 1905. ROWERT MATHER and GEO, Il. CROSBY, ‘Trustees for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pactic Ry. Co., Owners. L. B, ARNOLD. Land Agent. By Contest Notice Department of the Interior, United States Land Uilice, Duluth March, 7, 1905. A snilicient contest aflidavit having been filed in this ottice by Joonas Hictula, contestant, against homestsad ent No. 10815, made Uct. 9, 1896, for NWY section 14, town- ship 53, N range 22, W, by Matt Raff contestee, in waich itis alleged that Matt Kuff has never resided on, or improved said land anu has failed to make proot thereon withiu the time required by law; also that said alleged absence irom sid and was not due to his ewpluyment in the army, navy or marme~ corps ot the United States durmg any war. Said purties are uereby noufied to appear, re- spoud aud offer evidence touching suid auega- tun at 9 o'clock a. m., on April 20, 1905, before the er and receiver at the United States Land Olfice in Duluth, Minn The su.d contestant, in a proper affidavit. filed March 6, 1905, set lorth lacts which snow Uhat afler due uiligence personal service of tuis notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered that such notice be given due aud proper publication, WM. E. CULKIN Kew Minn., prosperous season in that city.—Atkin Age. Damel Arris, of Superior, was in town the first of the week representing McKinzie Bros., contractors and builders. He has secured a contract io build W. J. Coftron’s hotel, at Deer River to be completed by Sep- tember 15. Mr. vend Mrs, E. J. Luther and children, Harold and Gertrude, arrived from Aitkin last Thursday and after a four year absence, will make their home again in Grand Rapids. Mr. Luther will have charge of the Hotel Stevens. “Dr. Montgomery isa magnificent ker, possessed of a splendid. pres se and a splendid voice, one of the best speakers, in fact. it has. ever been the pleasure of a Minneapolis au- dience ‘to listen to.”—Manneapohs Tribune, It is rnmored about the town that former Street Commissioner Harry Williams who left here for California jast fall will move back to Grand Rapids. Itas to be hoped that the report is true as the people of Grand Rapids wall be glad to have him make his home here again, Dr. Montgomery’s address last eve- ning must stand as one of the notable oratorical treats in the history of Rochester. ‘The speaker entranced the audience .with his polished ora- tory.”—Rochester Bulletin. == Dr. Montgomery will be here Wednes- day evening March 22 at Village hall. Mr. Messenger, manager of the Hotel Feeley has sold out to Mr. J. Fk. Foley of this place, who wil! take poseession Wednesday March 15, and will run a modern style $1.00. and 2.00 per day house. ‘The Feeley. hotel is a modern building, three | No Women Prisons in Austria. Austria is the one country in the, world which never puts a woman in| prison. Instead of giving the female erimMal so many months in Jail she | is sent, no matter how terrible is her record, to one or other of the convents devoted for the purpose and there kept auring the time for which she is sen- cenced. ‘The convent is not a mere prison in disguise, for its courtyard stands open all day long, the only bar co egress being a nun who acts as oortress, Vint an in other convents. Love ana Life. Love comes when none may know, Lingers a while, and flies; We only see him go. "Mid music soft Darkling. as daylight dies, Love comes when none may know. and slow, Dream we an hour or so— To wake in sad surprise; We only see him go. a With shaft and golden bow, Wondrous in sleep he lies (Love comes when none may know:) Then once we look—and lo, Quick he takes wing and files: ‘We only see him go— And range the world in woe, Seeking with wistful eyes. Love comes when none may know: ‘We only see him go. —Boston Pilot. The Bank of England. The Bank of Kngland generally con- tains sufficient gold in sixteen pound bars to make 20,000,000 sovereigns. Tne bank, which stands in three par- ishes in London, covers three acres of ground, and, as the current price of Jand in the vicinity works out at £1,006,000 an acre, it is easy to form an idea of the money value of the home of England’s wealth. The ratable value is nearly £1,000 a week. The bank employs about 1,000 people and pays £250,000 a year in wages and £35,000 a year in pen- sions. There are £25,000,000 worth of notes in circulation, RE-OPENED UNDER —————_ ES EVERYTHING FRESH AND CLEAN Best Table Board in the City COME AND TRY US HOTEL STEVENS Corner Leland Ave. and Second St. One Block South of Depot. OLD MANAGEMENT A.J Kennedy, hauling 166900 Ibs coal to plant... Bt] E. (. Kiley, publication of financial statement and notices........... Wm. Hoolihan commitment and war- PaNte cccssen ch deste i Itasea county boarding village prison- 31 rinting hand bills and proclaimations. ... Walter S. Booth « son bonds... W. E. Meyet drants on streets... 2... 4 Improvement bniletin, advertising ™ Chemical engine.. ....... t ¥F Nat bank, discount on outstand- ing orders......... Ohio coal C 106300 ber ton Cc. E. Aiken book....... W. J. & H. b, Pow supplies... .. . J. F. O'Connel, one blanket used by fire- men during Grant fire....... A. Weiein, 2'; days special marshall. Robinson C y Co, one Midget Ther- dozen license lbs coal at 3,50 mometer 3 Northern Electrical Co., tape and soldey Emil Litchke, 4 days service as fire warden. . ot diate Serene ed - C. W. Forest, freight, express and dray- age J,S. Gole, fre messages. Robert Johnson, 33 at 2.15 paid... G. Johnson, cords, paid pe Joe Stevens, 104 cords same at 2.15 paid... J. H.Strine, 6Y e cords, pai Albert Ranger, pand... Willan Tiets vaid...... we ane a de . Geo. Harris, 1% cords tamarack wood wb 240 paid... oe... eet eee Emma ‘Tietz, 24 cords popplar at 215 MeAlpine & McDonald at2 15, paid...... ei Newman Bros. 25 cords same at paid U. ©, Cravelle, 47 co: paid, pian Joe Stevens, 9 cord tamarac! cord paid.. Robert Johnson, 2.15, paid... Newman Bros., 30 paid. { eords same rds sume at 2 & cords poplar at cords The iollowing bills were on motion allowed. 41 73 265 7 46 servesit. There’s many a fast horse to the quarter, but few that can stay the mile and win. There’s many a shoe which not only wears well for a short time when weak spots begin to show. So far as human imgenuity can prevent Drew Selly Shoes Have No Weak Spots in their make-up. A comparison of styles here will convince experienced wearers of shoes, that the extra quality of our Ladies’ Shoes is far in advance to the prices we ask. HENRY HUGHES & CO. Special Order | SALE. wesday. March (4, 1905, Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Cravenettes, covert Jacksts. One day only QOOHHHGHSSSOOOOOIODIOIOIOGIIOTI IOS PIONEER STORE ep Sood o>) = Kodpded James Johuson, 10 cords same at paid......... Y F.E. Boden 71, cords sam¢ DAS: sos! On motion sala to president and trustees. On motion meeting adjourned to Thursday the 16th inst. J, S. Gole, Villarge Recorder Pursuant to eculla special meeting of the | village council of the village of Grand Rapids Itwica county Minnesota, was called to order by President Riddell, in the recorder’s office, on the 16th day of March 1905 8 o'clock p. m. ‘The roll call was answered by President | Riddell, Trustees Rassmussen and Becker, and Recorder Gole, Trustee Clair being absent. On motion reading of minutes of last meeting was dispensed with. Oaths and bonds of newly elected officers was called for and as same had not been filed coun- cil on motion adjourned to Monday the 20th day of March 1905 8 o'clock p,tm. at the coun- Spring Goods Arriving Daily and More to Follow. and Shirt Waist suits. shown over our counters. ful merchandise. Nacre Suiting POS OO | Spring Will Soon be Here We are daily receiving spring and summer Goods, suitable for Shirt Waists W It will do the ladies good to look over this line of beauti- It is certainly the best assortment of ish goods ever Egyptain Tissue cil rooms in the village hall. J.S. GOLE, *y Village Recorder. Tanga Silk Kurika Silk , Organdi Voile Crepe Ctoyk FULL BLOOD Black Polled Angus Cattle Polk Foulard sousette Crepe de Chine Pongee Embroidered Swiss Mouseline De sois sois de Lyons silk Voile which have been handed «var th ban’s counters. FOR SALE Lhave en my hands at Hill City, 20 miles south of Grand Rapids. three fine young, full blood, register Aber- deen Angus bulls for sale, consisting of two big fine spring calves and one very choice yearling bull. They are black, and all black, raised at Hill City, therefore acclimated. This breed of cattle’ is very hardy, long haired in winter, always fat and easy keepers. ‘These fine young bulls for saleat low prices. Write or cal} a ta IRVING E. WOOD, Hill Gity, Minn POSSI PS SSOSSS SSS SOOT S OOOO OOS SI OOS 20000000000 Ibo Taffeta 1 PSSSSSOOS Voile de Mohair Linons Lawns Pique Ju addition to the above we wish to call your attention to our well assorted ine of laces embroideries, and lace and embroidered collars. Give us a Call. John Beckfelt POPES SOS OGG S OOS OSS POO Goge de ty ; ¢ ¥ C nan SnnSe a an