Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 28, 1905, Page 5

Stop and Think What It Means La ing in Coal all Winter to Keep Wari. “Don’t Do It!” when you can save half the price in buying a brand-new Overcoat at the _——_._<_”. | Going Out of Business Sale § of The Enterprise. We're getting desperate in our efforts to dispose of stock—laying special stress on everything pertain- ing to men’s and boys’ wear. It makes no difference what comes under the head of Winter Wearing Ap- parel. Why not save a big difference and buy of The Enterprise before we close our doors P “kRhe Entererise” t BEN LEVY, Prop. Adjoining Hotel PokKegama. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Luther have A|moved into the Johnson residence opposite the High school building. Mr. Luther contenplates making a trip to the gold fields of Nevada. | News Gathered During the Week . Fraser of Camelton, N. B., Canada, is here on a visit to his son Mr, Fraser had been on a visit to relatives at Winnipeg. He will remain a coule of weeks. Charles Fraser. O. L. Mather came up from Dyluth Monday on_ business. Mrs, Mather and himself are comfortaly located in their new home in the Zenith city and are quite well Stuart Fraser has gone up to Big Fork where he will put in the winter for the Namikon Lumber company. Charles A, Birke wag down from He reports Deer River Tuesday. Herman Bolin was a business visi- tor to Duluth this week. Louis Samuelson and deen, both of Deer River, were mar- The Catholic ladies will meet with ried by Judge of Probate Huson on Mrs Remer on Thursday. J. W. Aiton returned from a visit with friends and relatives at Minne- apolis, St. Peter and Sioux City, Ia., Thursday afternoon. still visiting with a sister of Mr. Aiton A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Asplund on Saturday last. L. J. Bradley and wite, of Bovey, returned from a trip to Michigan this August Johnson called on some of his customers on the Itesca road this week, He filed a few orders for. suits and overcoats. Mrs. Hans Nelson has been fuffer- ing from an attack of appendicitis this week. She 1s reported to be some- what improved, Mrs. W. G. Moore accidentally cut her wrist with a saw one day this week, from which she will be inconvenienced for several days. Next Thursday evening St Cacelia’s guild will give a social and candy sale Amusements will Mrs. Aiton is F P. Sheldon of Grand Rapids, vice president of the First National bank in this city, arrived in Bemidji yester— day afternoon and will spend a few ys here looking after his business.— Bemidji Pioneer. Guy Cable left last week for Hal- lock Mynn., where his father, S. J. Cable, 1s now located. Mrs. Cable expects to join her husband at Hal- lock in a few days where they will make their home. Members of the Ladies Aid society Presbyterian church -pleasantly surprised Mrs, E, J. Luther at her home last evening, provided refreshments and a very de- lightful evening was had. G. G, Hartley, wife and daughter of Duluth were registered at the Poke- gama Monday, They drove out to Mr, Hartley’s Sugar Bush farm at the head of Trout lake to enjoy a few day’s recreation and rest. W. E. Meyers is branching out in his livery business. He is building a, barn at Bovey 18x28 feet in dimen- sions and will soon be prepared to accommodate the public with carn. buckboard or lumber wagon Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Mc- Laughlin; last Thursday afternoon, a D. McLoud, of Lumber company, has been in town Mr. and Mrs, Trebilcock will oc- cupy the Mather residence on Hoff- at Village hall. form part of the entertainment. Judge H.S. Huson of the probate court, went up to Cass Lake Wednes- day on land office business. He was accompanied by Attorney C.C. Mc- C. H.”Marr is erecting and office room 14x28 on the east end of his store building. M. H. Schussler, of the Coolidge- Schussler company. Floodwood, was here Wednesday. Joseph Laisure arrived home from the west Thursday, where he has been The ladies A marriage license was issued this week by Clerk of Court Rassmussen ¢ to Allen E. Seegmiller of Hubbard A. D. Gignon, of Blackberry. was a| county and Amelia Ehrsom of Itasca business visitor to this metropolis Wednesday afternoon. : H. R. King 1s up at Ball Club these days looking after his logging inter- ests on the reservation, Ed Hyson, of the Grand: Rapids Cigar company, transacted business at Deer River Thursday afternoon. M. J. Baker was down from Deer Riyer Thursday. He says business in the mercantile line is first rate in his Rev. C. V. Gamache, accompanied by his mother, passed through Grand Rapids Wednesday on their way to Deer River to visit with the family of Mrs. Mary Weitzel, of Grand Rap- ids, Mich., has been here several days at the Grand Rapids house. She came to dispose of her farm land south of town. Next Sunday services will be held at the Episcopal church as follows: Holy communion at 8 a. m, Sunday school at 41:45 a.m. There will be no evening services, : S. G. Plummer, of Hibbing, who has some building contracts for the people at Bovey, through Grand Rapids on his way to the mining town Thursday, Mr. Ben Levy of the Enterprise store, returned to Grand Rapids from Minneapolis: ‘Thursday noon. absent he has been under the care of a physician, receiving treatment fora stomach trouble. Three doctors de- Cided that he was suffering from ap-| from the unsightly pile of wood corded |such case made and provided. He pendicitis and two diagnosed his case|there the year "round. Hereafter it|also brought Pat Towhy and Ed as being some other ailuent, and he| will be shut oft from view by a neatly|Kremet home. Dan_ Gogtello, Bert decided not to submit to the surgeon’s He is feeling some- what improved, but still is not en- tirely satisfied with his general health H. C. Dudley, with the Oliver Min- ing company at Bovey, returned from a trip to Ishpeming, Mich., on Wed- Frank Voigt, the Deer Lake farmer and conductor of the popular summer st was transacting bysiness 12 town buildi ri We will mount a rhe A 3 SINCE - your specimens cheaper than any Taxidermist in Minne- building will be 94x: sota. We have had 40 years’ experience- We guarantee first-class work. high. It isto be Strictly moth ptoot. We pay the highest cash prices for hides, pelts. first ot Decembeti. and furs. We haye a fine collection of Gene Neveux’é Bear, Timber Wolf, Wildcat & Deerskin Rugs ment will be headqitai ball enthusiasts sitsc@ has taken the foremiafiship of one} g Ajchair therem. He is fot only handy with the ball on the diamond but he is a first-class barber. Bovey has a new paper, “The Itasca Iron News,” by A. L. La- Freniere, who 1s also publisher of a paper: at Grand Rapids, the Itasca County Independent. ‘The first issue appeared last Saturday, It may hea paying proposition—but. The ladies of the M, E. church have been holding a rummage sale during the week at Village hall which has proven a very decided success financially. A fitteen-cent luncheon was served Wednesday evening and || supper was served last evening ot i Dr. C. J. Larson the eve ‘specialist, of Park Rapids, made one of his re- gular visits here this week.. The doctor reported a very large practice on this visit, and says that his busi- ness at Grand Rapids has constantly Increased since he first visited here. L. D. Lammon, editor of the North- ome Record, has been in town this week helping out on the Independent and the Iron News. Since taking edi- torial charge of the Record Mr. Lam- mon has made that ‘paper one of the brightest on the Herald-Review ex- change hst. Rev. H, R. Scoit of the M, E. church performed the ceremony that united in marriage Mr. Jacob Ebe and Miss Anna Hempell, at the par- sonage last Monday afternoon. ‘The contracting parties were both _resi- dents of Deer River, where they will make their home. Genuine Indian SmoKe-tanned BuckKsKin Gloves, Mittens & Moose Hide Moccasins. We repair and clean Fur Garments. In this line we have had what it so necessarily requires—years of experience. A fur garment is very easily ruined through lack of experience. _We have been here in Grand Rapids, for 12, years. ‘ Taxidermist Wm. Weitzel. and Tidacd The High School band is making} A. E. Nott, a wholesale tobacconist good progress under the leadership|of Minneapolis, and Dr. Higbee, a ot Al Roecker. Thirty-six new in- | practicing physician of that city, ter- struments have ‘been received and the|minated a ten days’ outing with boys are practicing on Monday and|Frank. Voight at Deer Lake on Wednesday evenings at the High] Wednesday last and returned to their school gymnasium room. The organ-|hqmes. They report.a very delightful ization’ has been’ perfected by the elec- | trme and expect to come back when tion of George Meyers. Jr., as secre-| the big game season opens. tary, Otto» King, treasurer, and Al|’ Dr: E. A. Lupton, of Minneapolis, Roecker, leader and general manager.| . 45 here this weeks. He is looking Street Commissioner Lane has had | over the towns of northeastern Minne- a crew of men at work for several|sota with a view to selecting a loca- days at the crossing of Fifth street} tion for the practice of. his profession. : and Kindred avenue cutting down the}-Dr. Lupton is a friend of our towns- Grand Rapids to show him the best grade. The dirt removed has been|man, Wm. Weitzel, and while here town in northern Minnesota. put on the street between Fourth and | Mr. Weitzel introduced him about the ‘The people of Bovey are experienc- | Fifth streets on Kindred avenue with}city and gave him a delightful drive- ing the same difficulties that usually] good effect. When ‘the grade has| over the road to Bovey. are met by new towns in the matter been established I, D. Rassmussen Ripple, the town on the Big Fork of getting pure water, Several cases} will have cement walks laid in front] iver at the terminus of the M. & i: fof typhoid fever have developed re- | of his residence. extension from Northome, will have a cently at that place, the patients, in Word hak been’ receimedin) Grunt bank in the next few days. A com- most instances being brought to St. pany was organized in Bemidji a few Benedict’s hospital for tr Rapids form Frank L. Vance that. he j P' eatment. + A days ago to finance the venture and y is slowly recovering from the severe | °@} Capt. J. H. Hasty has disposed of injury that he sustained at the depot officers were elected as follows: his Prairie river farm and it is. not] here some time ago, by_ falling against | President, C, W. Hastings, Grand likely. that he will fteturn to again| the iron guard fastened to the light Rapids; vice" _ president, W.. He wmake--his home in; Itasca’ county. signal post, He is still unable to do Roberts, Bemidji; cashier, George The purchaser is a Nicollet county} any work and. cannot: even walk} Millard, Bemidj. farmer who will take personal charge| about without suffering. much pain,}. Emil Litchke has a business an- of the property at once. The deal] hut says he feels that he is somewhat}nouncement in this issue of the ee — through a St. Peter land improved. Herald-Review, in which he has hapa : » |something to offer the public con- * Ralph Lane has been on the re- Porn tbe reas, robes, ee for horses tiered list for three weeks past aS 4/4, wear, Mr. Litchke has a fine line result of a rupture sustained while | o¢ goods and his stock is so complete handling a rnad scraper on the street. | j),5¢ any customer can be supplied He was passing along the street where | yeh anything that is kept in that line. men were at work for the village and | Phere ig no need to send out of Gand took hold of a scraper as it was being] Rapid Sant GEeOr ie loaded. ‘Stnking a rock with con- st a aly: < LA a bape siderable force the scraper was thrown to one side when the handle struck} SRF ASONABLB him in the groin, -Hé has been un- able to work sitice. OVERCOATINGS, C. M. King was down from Effie,} The weather of thé. last few days in 62-26, this week. Owing to the | naturally brings to mind the subject of heavy rain falls of late, which renders overcoats, and when one hereabouts the roads and trails in that vicinity | thinks of overcoats he naturally thinks reservoirs for the surplus water, Mr.|of August Johnson, ‘the merchant King, the teacher, was compelled to | tailor man{ ‘He puts up the best fit- suspend the Effie School temporany. | ting, best’ made, out of; the best ma- He says the pupils. would arrive at|terial, and on the shortest notice, of school with wet. feet every morning | any. overcoat builder in this northern and be compelled to remove their | territory. Johnson. has a mighty fine shoes and stockings. “The experiénce| line of overcoat pattefns now on his was too dangerous to continue and tt |'tables that he delights to show. And was deemed advisable to take.q recess| the’ price is right. It’always pays to until the frost congeals the floating | buy a good piece of goods and have bogs. wR ; it well made. You get,the goods and The Big Fork Settler hands out the keg the make when Johnson is < mee your tailor. i following choice bonne-bauche to RDI EO Duncan Price: ‘Mr. Price, superin- Death of Daniel Willis. tendent of the Namakin Lumber com-|} Word was received in Grand pany, 1s very active these days, and| Rapids yesterday anfouncing the to say Mf, Price ig very active means | death of Danie) Willis of Deer River something. “ Féw company’s are so|at St. Mary’s. hospital in Duluth. fortunate asto get men with such| Mr. Willis was taken to the hospital wide experience. Mr. Price is yet ajabout a week ago, -suffering from young man, strong in both mind ‘ and | pneumonia, it is’ said, but the phy- body, accurate in his caculations, fair | sicians were unable to ive him any and honorable in all his dealings,- If|relief. Mr. Wilhs was one of the the future has not good things in store | oldest residents in this “part of Itasca for Mr. Price we read it wrong.” county, having lived here and at Deer River for .over fifteen years. At one time he was associated in the ‘saloon business at Grand Rapids with Anthony McAlpine. — For the past several years. he has conducted a saloon at Deer River, He was well known and popular\ throughout this section of the county. ‘The deceased was about forty years of age. He wasa member of ‘the order of Odd Fellows and will probably be buried in Itasca cemetery by that order, No arrangéments.for the funeral have yet been announced. . Tothe Public and My Patrons. In the future, commencing with today, Iam putting out homes thade cakes at’ my bakery and any- body desiring same can get them by stopping the bakery wagon or tele- phoning M8... T. H Shoaft For Sale—Two 2-seat spring wagons;“nlso‘draft and driving horses, JD. M. Gunn, Hotel Pokegama, Angus Cameron, who makes weekly trips to Grand Rapids in the interest of the Swift Packing company, was accompanied this week by his brother Roy of Eau Claire, Wis. Angus said he invited Ins brother to A license to marry has been issued by Clerk of Court Rassmussen to Joseph G. Allen and Bertha M. Bowden, both of Grand Rapids. The prospective groom is a clerk in the try goods department of the Itasca Mercantile store, and the bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowden, old and respected residents of Grand Rapids. The date of the wedding has not yet been announced. The road master of the Herald- Review has not taken a drive over the new rpad being built by the county from the south.east corner of the state farm north to Prairie river bridge, but it is said that Foreman John O’Brien has done a first-class job as far as he has progressed and that when fully completed it will be as fine a piece of public highway as there is in the county. Ed. Johnson is back from a six month’s trip among the pineries of the north country, where he has been cruising timber.. He looked over a good part of the territory on the border line where he found some good pine and some of the most worthless land he ever tramped over, Ed says most.of the territory selected for forest reserve in that country is not even good for preserves. | Now comes John Rellis and de- poses and says, to the best of his knowledge, belief and positive evi- ‘dence at hand, it 1s his opinion that the village authorities have decided to make a dumping ground of the Le- land avenue viaduct between Sixth and Seventh streets. To this he strenuously objects, inasmuch as dumping grounds are not conducive to good health. He lives hardby the aforesaid viaduct and therefore doth he loudly protest. The school beard of this district has caused a decided improvement to be made in the appearance of the sur- roundings ef Central and High school buildings by the erection of lattice- Cal Gilman 1s_the only genuine sport that ever floated down the Mis- sissippi riyer from Winnibigoshish dam, to Grand Rapids. He 1s not only a sport of the high class but he is a gen- tleman of the manner born and one who recognizes the mighty power of the press. Asa result of these and other admirable qualities of Mr. Gil- man the Herald-Review tamily have been eating duck: Mr. Gilman ‘went work fences ten feet high on the west|up to Winnibigoshish with a bunch of and north sides thereof; respectively, | lobsters last week, returning yesterday for wood yards. Central school buil- via the Mississippi river in a row boat. ding, just across the street from this| He had all-kitids of ducks, and might brainery, has been a source of much |haye had many more but for the arbi- annoyance to our aesthetic nature|traty provisions of\ the state law in While constructed fence, painted artistically | Powers and Ed McGowan got cold with the brush of M. A. Yancey, in a | feet and came home Wednesday after- color that should delight the heart of|ncon on the Great Nofthern* express. any Irishman who is not an a. p. a, | Dan shot a wolf, it is said,