Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 22, 1905, Page 10

Gust Anderson and wife, of Bovey were in the village Tuesday. W. B. Holman left yesterday on a business trip to Duluth, Don’t get the habbit—get ashe. at Pokegama barber shop. The Catholle ladies will meet with Mrs. LaMere on next ‘Thursday afternoon. Chocolate, chop suey, strawberry, pineapple. orange, nut and peach sundaes at Millers. Miss Margaret Doran left Sunday for Bayfield, W1s,, where she will visit about a month. Born to Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Per- rington, Monday night, a fifteen pound girl. Candles, ice cream, fruit, cigars, tobaccos, ete., at Millers confection- ery on Fourth street, John Crawford was one of the many excursionist who lett Friday sor Duluth. Miss Ina Betz, left Friday tor Min- LA i des . neapolis, where she will visit friends and relation until avout Aug. 15. ‘Tomorrow will be peach Sundae at Mhiler’s contecuonery. ‘This will bearare eat, Don’t fail to call. Miss Allice Tyndall was among the excursionists who left Friday to enjoy two days of city life, Master Robert McGowan. nephew of Register of Deeds KE. T. McGowan, 1s here from Superior on a bnef visit. E. J, Anderson was re-elected treasurer of school district No. 2 at the the school election held Saturday. Ice cream by the pint quart or gallon at Miller’s, Telephone 223 and it will be delivered. Ouo King, who has been on the sick list since celebrating the “fourth” to its fullest, is able be around again. Miss May Cassidy, of Grand Rapids, returned home Monday, afier a weeks’ visit with Mrs. John Sheehy,—Cass Lake Times, Don’t get the habbit—get a shine! at the Pokegama barber shop? Jack Stafford, the popular tonsorial artst, has resigned his position at O’Day’s barber shop and accepted a like position at the Pokegama. Miss Mollie Robinson, who 18 a summer school student lett last Satur- day for a visit to here perents in Deer iver. She returned Monday morn- Ing. Dick Holt, bookkeeper the Joyce- Pillsbury company. is employed in offiee of County Auditor Spang, and will remain a month or so.—Deer River News. Rogers Forest, met with a serious acciden Mondoy last. While riding on his father’s dray somehow he | News Gathered During the Week Grand Rapids and Vicinity. “Stanley McMahen, Joe Cloutier, James Sherry and Will McAlpine, were among the excursionists who went to the head of the lake Friday to take in the sights. The Grand Rapids base bali team | will play Bena tomorrow on the south side grounds. Bena has been strengthened somewhat since last season and a good game 1s promised. E. J. Anderson and father I. L. Anderson, returned Sunday night from Rochestra where Mr. Anderson, senior, hasbeen confined in the hos- pita; for the past three weeks. Mr. Anderson is much improved and will remain with his son E, J., for the present, H. P. Hall, of St Paul, has been in the village several day this week selling his political history of Minne- sota. Mr. Hall has beea in news— paper work in St. Paul for nearly half a century and has been intimately connected as newspaper maker with the public affairs of the state. a The Swiss Entertainer will close their week’s engagment in the village tonight with the great sensational drama, entitied ‘Diamond Dick.” A crowded tent greeted them each nightand they are probably the best troop that ever played. in Grand Rapids. ‘This afternnon “East Lynn” will be the production, Dr. C. J. Larson, BYE the well known eye specialist makes his next regular visit to Grand Rapids, Thursday and Fri- day, July 27-and 28 He uses the is able to the patient. Consult him about your eyes while the cpportunity 1s at hand. Office at Hotel Pokegama, For Sale—Seven room house, cor ner of Leland avenue and Seventh street. Inquire of Mrs. John Philips. Don’t Gef the Habbit! Get a Shine Drea tne ct | POKEGAMA BARBER SHOP Beauty in the Schools. President Elliot’s idea of teaching beauty in the schools may well enough pe developed without making it an obstructive fad. Beauty is not attached frill or fringework. Itis an Important part of the soul of things. Itis vo education and to life what the color and the odor are to the rose. The very Lest instruction in the knowledge of beauty is insensible, and. gained while the mind may be actually engaged in taking in some- thing else. Beauty is best taught by ‘ell off and broke his erm. Miss Elizabeth Carroll, who has been teaching summer school since its opening, return to “her home in Iwo Harbors Wednesday. George Hewis left last Friday night for Nipping, Canada, where he has accepted a position on an excursion beautiful surroundings and by in- cessunt suggestion and these things are actually possible in a city schools. Today the surronodings of the school child are very much more beautiful than they were a gener- ation agu. Good architecture anda little landscapes gardening have re- placed the old plain buildings and the old bare ‘grounds. Pictures, boat for the next few month. busts and pleasing tints have succeed- | When Yo u Want Confectionery Ice C ream Or most anything else in the line of luxeries, go to MILL oa oa 82 oa ERS’. It on Fourth Street in the bu ilding formerly occupied as a Bowling Alley. Soft Drinks, All the Best Brands of Cigars, Smokers Articles, Ete: ts ee new system, retmoscopy by which he|¢ diagnose the repractive | § error in the eye without assistance of|§ ed the old black whitewashed blackboarded walls. The barvest of this atmosphere of improved suggestion is being reaped in the much easier adaptability of this generajion to beautiful ideas in industrial art and in the immeasur- ably increase beauty ef the home. Good Future Looked For. i The future of the new towns in | di | being built by the Great Northern railroad is assured in more ways than one. The sale of lots at arecent | sale held at Westhope showed the j interest .munifested by people whu are seekiug location for business openings. The first sale of lots in the new towns of Antler, at the end of the! Westhowe line. netted $22,000.00, and in the new town of Maxbass, at the end of the Maxbass extension, the first sale of town lots aggregaied $18,000.60. Men with capital are becoming in- terested in the northern part of North Dakota is eyidenced by the fact that a company lias been formed at Sv. Paul, of which,Marcus Johson\ is the head, to build and operate a 200 barrel flour mill at McCumber, oa the Thorne Extension runniog north | from York. McCumber promises to | be one of the Lest towns on this line, which is evidenced by the fact that Mr. Johnson selected it of all the towns on the Jine as the location for this big four mill. Probate Notice. State of Minnesota ss County of Itasea In Probate Court, Special term, July 5.1905. n the mutter of e estate of Alex- ander, McLeod, d sed On reading and filing the petition of A. W. McLeod, setting forth the amount of per- sonal estate that has come into his hands,» the disposition thereof. and how much re- mains undisposed of; the amount of debts outstanding ugainst said deceased, us. 3 ne cin be ascertained; the .» and a description o- all th xcepting the homestead, of which ed died seized id the condition and vale the respective portions or lots thereof: the persous interested in i estate. with their residences; and praying taat license be to him granted to sell. appearing. by said petition, that it sufficient personal € te in the hk aid A. W. MeLoed, administor. pay lebts, the legucies ‘or expen administration, and that it is n the payment of such debt es. to sell all of said real estate | persons in- before th July 1905 he court house in Gr county, then and ther se (if any there be) why | ot be granted to said A. W. Mcl estate of said de- y to pay such ceased as shall debts, legacies and expense ditis farth ublis tGrand Rapids, the bth day July, By the cou H. S. HUSON, Judge of Probate. (Seal) Tuly 8-15-22. Furnished rooms with or w thout board.—Thos, B. Munce, Notice of Expiration of Redemption. Office of County Andi County of Ita: State of Minnesota. $ Tol. L ‘Teller. You are he notified that the piece of land now assessed in your namo, situated in the County of Itasca, State of Minnesota, and described as follows, to-wit: The northwest quarter (NW section on one (1), in township ty-three (63), range. twenty-three _ (23 was: on the 6th day of May. A. D. 1901, at the Tax Sale held under and by virtue of the Keal Estate ‘Tax Judgment duly made and entered in the District Court in and for said County of Itasca, on the twenty-first day of March, A. D. 1901, in proceedings to enforce the payment of delinquent taxe r the yeur 1899, bid in for the State, for the fourteen’ dollars and fifty-two cents that being the amount of taxes. penalties. terest and Costs due on the said lands for the year 1809, And that on the Ist day of July, A. D. 1905, said lands still remaining ‘unredeemed, and having become bsolute property of the State of Minnesota, and an application to purchase the above Gescribed lands from the State of Minnesota for the sum of one-hund- red seventy-six Dollars and eighty-two cents (3 be having _ been made in duplicate and presented — to the County Auditor of said County and filed in his office. and said application having been duly upproved by the Auditor of the State of Minnesota, and the applicant therefor having compli ith all the terms and cOnditions prescribed by said State Auditor for the purchase of the absolute property, said land was conveyed to said applicant by the Auditor of id County, pursuant to the statutes in such case made and provided; And That the amount required to redeem said lands from said sale. including all p: and subsequent taxes, penalties, costs an terest. is one-hundred. ‘seven dollars _and eighty-two cents 3), with interest on last —_ mentioned amougt as provided by law, from the date of this ndtice, exclusive of the costs to accrue for the service of this notice; And that the time tor the redemption of suid land from said sale’ will expire sixty (60) days after the service of this notice, and the filing of the proof of the service thereof in CWitnsee 1 batd aie) lca Witness my hand and official seal at the Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca County. Minnesota, this eighth day of July, 1905, M, A. SPANG, AG County Auditor, asca County, Minnesota. §_ County Auditor's Seal, / $ i ( Itusca County, Minnesota. f July 15, 29. er Composition of Golf Balls. The first golf balls were made of leather of untanned bull's hide, two round pieces forming the ends and a piece for the middle. These pieces were softened, shaped and firmly sew- ed together, a small hole being left through .which the feathers might afterward be inserted. Before stuf- | fing the leather sphere was turned outside in—an operation not without its difficulties—so that the seams would be on the inside. The skin was then placed in a cup-shaped stand, the worker having the feathers in an apron before him, and the stuffing was dene with a steel rod. The aperture | was then closed, the seam sewed up, and the only seam showing was this tiny one. But the life of each ball was ehor?, At resent the balls are wedo of entte, ners:> North Dakota on the new extensions | Zorooooos ., STEIN-BLOCH @ SMART CLOTHE A best ever is always the grand marshal of & 'Thav’s been our experience They are the Man Mr parade of ‘Just as goods.” with Stei-Bloach Smart Clothes. on Horseback, and the procession Clothes Wearer, are you going to mix with the fall tags after. in-behinders ? Security gives men the cantented face. Come over, oS PIONEER STORE SHOE NEWS! PIONEER STORE POSSESS reread SESS GES Sees Fo; Men Women and Children Douglas Shoe for Men Speak for themselves. Everybody who ever wore a pair will wear no other They are the standard of: men shoes. $275 $300 $350 and $500 Queen Quality Shoes For Ladies, For style and beauty and durability of the Queen Quality shoes for women lead them all. Wehavoe them in all styles. Oxfords in white and tan canvas; tan black, and patent leathers. Pice---$2.50 $3.00 and $3.50. We also carry a full line of Julia Marlows Shoes and slippers, hand turned, softas silk, price $2.00 $2.25 83.50 Red School House Shoes for Boys and Girls Red School House Shoes for boys are what all economical parents ‘buy because they wear the longest and cost the least. JOHN BECKFELT y ~ SPSS SPSS SSS OOO SSO SSS OOS OOS OO OOOOD \ FOF 0595050005000 0006 OOOO SOHO OOS OOOOOSOO OSES eRe —+— -- | + OG ‘4 - 7 rt ’ 2 ’ v + — =