Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 10

ee News Gathered During the Week (ERED Ses MIL so LMR PR Grand Rapids and Vicinity. ETM AAS OP AI RID OORT WN ee YEA - Your attention is ealled to the an. nouncement of C H'Marr in this issue of the Herald-Review. Mr. Marr’s stock of dry goods,|clothing, shoes and furnishings is well worth inspection, | James Saughnessy came up from Pine River dam this week on a brief visit to his family. He 1s cooking for a crew of about sixty men engaged in the re-construction of the government dam. : WISDOM the best VALUE FOR YOUR MONBY In Buying is to Buy Only SISPSVWSLSVSS Fred Johnson of Feeley was in town] _ Household goods for sale—-Mrs. E.| 44. Hennessy, the plumber, has Wednesday. E. Johnson, opposite High school | nq a grew of men at work this week Be Wise and go to the Pioneer for the latest and best values in ._ | buiding on the north side. tig aucaeW gale tipe with George W Fay was over from Vir- connecting 2 pipe wi i ; : : ginia this week, Mrs. H. E. Neveux and _ little| Central school building. The old pipe Dress Goods, Ladies’ Misses’ and Mrs HG Becher is suilian oientte daughter returned from a ag to pie sg small to furnish a sufficient Ch 3 ‘ ; S ; urs ss 'S! Crookston the first of the week, Mr. . gn Minneapolis, Neveux continues! his journey west to] R.A. Marks, D.S. Lewis and F. ild ren Ss S ki rts, S u its, Cc | oaks | W. H. Quigg returned from a trip to Duluth Wednesday, Register of Deeds McGowan trans— acted business in Duluth ‘Fhursday. S. J. Moran of the First National bank is taking a two weeks’ vacation. Miss Minnie McGowan is visiting for a tew days with fmends in Superior. J W Murray will move his family to Kelleher, where he is cashier of a bank, Capt Greeaway of the Oliver Min- ing interests at Bovey was here Sunday. Mr. and Mis. E, D, MeLean of Bo- vey were guests at the Fokegama yes- terday. Did you notice the business announ- cement of Ben Levy on this page? Read it. Attorney McHugh of Supenor had business this weck in Judge Spooner’s court. 2 P. P. Scott, the Hill City hotel man, was registered at the Pokegama Wed- nesday. Henry Hughes has been in town during the week looking after business affairs, ; Dave Vermilyea, cashier of the First State bank of Bovey, was in town yes- terday. Ed Larson, a Nashwauk business man, was a guest at the Pokegama on Monday. W. T. Bailey, lumberman of Vir- gimia, was transacting business here Wednesday. Cashier L. M. Bolter of the First State bank was a business visitor to Duluth Phursday. Mrs, Allen of New London, Wis., mother of Mrs, Katherin Doran, is here on a_ visit. R W Skallerud, with the Itasca Log- ging company at Deer Raver, was 1n town Monday. ‘The social dance gwen'by the Blue Bells last Friday eveming was a most enjoyable affair. Mrs. R. C, Payne, postmistress and merchant of Ball Club, was a visitor to Grand Rapids ‘Thursday. Wm. Buell and Joe Dozier of Deer River were business visitors in Grand Rapids during the week. S. F. White of Duluth was among the attorneys who had business in dis- wict court during the week, Mrs May A Cook of Mannepolis, daughter of EF. A Arnold of Laprarie, arrived Monday for a bref visit. W C Ballinger, clerk for the Oliver Mining company at Bovey, was doing business in town the first of the week. C. J. Rockwood, a Minneapolis at- torney, was an attendant at court this Spokane. Mrs. Eliza Gibson of Brainerd, mo- ther of Mrs. D. M. Gunn and Mrs. George Booth, is here on a visit and will probably spend the winter with her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Al Salter’ of Duluth visited with relatives here last Satur- day and Sunday. Mr. Salter is a brother of Mrs. W. C. Tydall and An- drew Salter, Village Recorder McAllister and J. Doran made a tnp to the Bali Club country this week in quest of mallards. We have not been advised .as to their success or failure. George T. Robinson was in town this week. He was returning to Big Falls from Minneapolis, where he had undergone an operation for the remov- al of a cancer from his nose. ‘The Enterprise store will be a busy empotium for the next sixty days, ac- cording to the announcement made by the proprietor. Prices cut to cost and below will draw the crowds. George Price is disposmg of his log- ging outfit and will not engage in ac- tive business this winter. He will put in his time at Minneapolis and enjoy a season of rest with his family. Charley Anderson soid a httle bunch of tmber the other day to the Nami- kon Lumber company for the neat lit- tle sum of $13,500. ‘The timber is lo- cated in 63-23. Duncan Price made the deal on behalf of the lumber com- pany. ‘ ‘to Dakota and elsewhere. R. Kirk of Sionx City, Iowa, returned to town Thursday from a two weeks outing in the Waubana country. They left on the afternoon train for their homes. John Quist, a former resident of Cass Lake, who now presides over the re- freshment parlors at the Hotel Pokeg- ama at Grand Rapids, was calling on his numerous friends here last Sunday. —Cass Lake Voice. D. G. Scobey of Fargo, an old-time friend of Cashier Aitkin of the First National bank, in the days when they were engaged in business at Brookings, S. D., stopped off here a couple of days this week on a visit. The ladies of the G. A. R. will give an oyster supper in the Lent building next Thursday begining at 5 o'clock, for ‘the purpose of raising funds to de fray the expenses incurred for the bur- jal of Mrs. John Gendron. ‘The ladies of the Catholic church will give a supper in the Miller ice cream parlors on Wednesday evening next. ‘The general public is extended a cordial invitation. 25 cents. Sery- ing will begin at 6 o’clock. Jobn Beckfelt, D. M. Gunn and E. J. McGowan made a trip up the Itas- ca road this week, where they were promised plenty ducks for the shoot- ing. They were gone three days and reported no ducks at all. | The water in that section is altogether too high to permit the birds to” get any wild rice, and hence they have imigrated C. H. MARR’S. Fall Announcement. Nothing in particular to offer at greatly reduced prices because goods happen to be shelf-worn. Everything New and Fresh Dress Goods Dep’t Is especially attractive, and the ladies of Grand Rapids and vicinity are invited to call and inspeet the goods, IN YARNS @ FLANNELS We are showing a very inviting, line, oo speak for themselves. wesr no other. | Other Departments Always Complete with Depenaable Goods. SPECIA JNO. BECKFELT Peper poe eee ee eo POO ood FOSS OSS SSO SSS S SOOO OSI OOS SOG which have just been opened and are now on exhibition S%SISWSPSEMNES My Line of Men’s Youth's and Children’s SUITS : “8 not be“éxcelled ' can. SISLsVeseves fe SHOES hi. Regarding my Line of I need only say I have the Exclusive sale of W. L. Douglas and Watson Plummer Shoes for men; women, and Red School Heusefor youths nnd children. They Once you have worn a pair Aou will CG regular price, O. O. and Julia Marlow for Ladies’ Skirts “McPherson & Langford Brand” 1-3 Summer wash goods below Cost. FPO9SOSSOSOOSOSOOOOOD 3 3 Going Out of Business The Enterprise is selling out....$20,000 worth of High-Grade Clothing, Dry Goods and Shoes must be sold within the next 60 days. Remember this is a bona fide sale and no fake. Anything in the store at cost price and some goods at below cost. We mean business. convince you. This sale commences on See our circulars, and the prices will ; ee Up-to-Date Clothing, Dry Coods @ Gent’s Furnishings. week, where he had a case for trial. Among the notable arrivals at the St. Louis hotel, Duluth, on Thursday was George L. Dewey of Grand Rap- ids, Thomas Clifford, who presides over = the Pokegama barber shop, returned Citnne Thira St. this week from a social visitto Minne- Cc H ; Marr & Kind ee e @ nare ve apolis, The names of E. N. Remer and E. }. Farrell were recorded on the regis- ter of Hotel St. Louis, Duluth, last ‘Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Ehle of Duluth, daught- er of Mrs, Katherine Doran, was here this week on a visit to relatives and We have been working day —— and night rearranging ey stock and marking down prices. Wednesday Sept. 27th at 8 P. M. Never before was there such an Store will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 26; to mark and your Fal opportunity to buy NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA, arrange and Winter Clothing at such stock. : unheard-of _ prices. ) 5 t, above set forth ite its description under the heading teeta Wor"; that on this 1th day of September, 180m said purchaser has paid the subsequent iniends. Dxsckiprion OF LANp. b Jesse Peterson, for some time one of ii denoseE A the artists in *Gene Neveux’s barber 5 32 : : — : shop, is again at his old place after an NAME Sebiixision ot % & i as Let nothing keep you away. Extra help SESS 1 4 5 +3 absence of several inohths. ASSESSED. Seetion. & a 2 2 8s a ee a a a ee ere! eae = A : Mrs. K. C. Lent will formally open 3 3 | .3 £3 : : : her fall stock of millinery goods for mi oes pe OR eles PR psc es RS will be engaged so you can be waited on. ? the inspection of the ladies of Grand } 4-Abner... OE re en ae) Sia, eae a or ; E We * 5 Race, ednesday, September 27 wo} | 2 ls sm (get s|s 270 H Kittlewell of Windom was here Br O41 ce lee Oh ae —— this week with a party of land seekers. 20 e 23. |S 25 00 |8 20 71 |8 55.00 ‘They looked over lands in the vicinity wnee Discs nd vowel emcee east ot Feeley and were favorably impressed. P Be ~ To A. Abner, Unknown and J. C. Monion: this week from Deer River were R. R. | {eO" Cr Minnesota for 189. on the 2ist day of March, 1908 cach of the several pieces or par Brooks, Henry Stevenson, J. A. Quigg, | cols of laud above described and now assessed in the name-set opposite its. description, was W.a "Eventon, John Jones and Wm. Sg ae woe faa sale and sold at pmblic auction to a purchaser for the amount, else Gray. The proprietor of the Entetprise store has determined to dispose of a $20,000 stock in sixty days. . Can it be done? Wait till you see the prices quoted. ‘The charter of the local order o3 Odd Fellows at Cass Lake was trans- ferred to Deer River last Saturday. The event was attended witha cere- mony similar to that observed when a new lodge is instituted.- A number of Odd Fellows from Grand Rapids were present, debit t taxes on said lands, und that the amount so paid by him on this date on eaels of said pieces of land is above set forth opposite its description, under the heading “Subse- quent Delinquent Taxes Paid"; that the amount required to redeem the N. W. 4 of N. W. 4 ef Seetion 20, Town 62, Range 23. and the amount required to redeem the N. E. 44 of N. W. 44 of seid Section 20, exclusive ofthe costs to accrue upon this notice, are, respectively, as to. each of said parcels, the sum so paid for said parcel by said purchaser on May 16th, 1900; as above stated. together with the said amount of subsequent delinquent taxes on the samte paid by said aser. with interest on $11.39 from May 16th, 1900, and on the amount of said subsequent delinquent taxes puid from September 16th. 1905, until redemption at the rate of One per cent per month; that the amount required to redeem each of the other pattels above from said sale. exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice. is the amount so paid by said purchaser therefor on May 16th, 1900. together with the said amount of subse- quent delinquent taxes on the same puid by said purchaser, with interest on euch of said amounés from the date of its payment until redemptiog at the rate of one per cent per month; that the amount so necessary to redeem each of the parcels above described at the date of this notice, exclusive of said costs tu accrué upon this notiee, is above set forth oppo- site its description, under the beading “Amount Necessary to Redeem"; and that the time within which such redemption can be made. as to each of said Conpeyiy will expire sixty days after the seryice of this notice and proof thereof has been filed in the office of the County Auditor of said cere. Witness ay hand and official seal, at Grand Rapids, in said coany. this i6th day of September, 1 < : A. SPANG. [Seal County Auditor.) Nv County Auditar Itasea County, Minn, HOTEL POHEGAMA. Ben Levy, Prop. Adjoining Grand Rapids, Minn.