Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 14, 1906, Page 8

D. M. Gunn went to Duluth Tues- day. Miss Alphade Herrell Spent Sunday in Duluth. Ben Levy has been at the Twin cities this week. I. Esner made a- business trip to Hibbing recently. H, C. Tuller was a Grand Rapids visitor over Sunday. George F. Kremer, who has been indisposed for a few days past is much improved. County Commissioner O’Brien was at Minneapolis on business the ‘first of the week, The Catholic ladies will meet with Mrs. J. Sinnet next Thursday after- noon at the usual hour. Will Yancy is recovering from a serious illness, a fact his numerous friends will be glad to hear. E. J. Anderson was at Duluth re- cently on business regarding the erec- tion of the new Coleraine school. That the winter is over is evidenced by the large number of woodsmen seen on our streets the past few days. Frank Cushman left last week for Washington, where he will- establish the future home of himself and family. W. B. Holman, who was at Du- luth for some time past for medical treatment, is home again much im- proved, Miss Emma Andre was the guest of Grand Rapids friends several days last week while enroute from Cloquet to Bovey. t C. E, Aiken, cashier of the First National bank, returned home Sunday from a trip of two weeks’ duration to Minneapolis and South Dakota points. Frank Reuswig left last Saturday for Winnipeg, where be goes to as- sume the position of engineer fora Canadian Pacific raliway surveying crew. The Odd Fellows will give an en- tertainment at their hall on Wednes- day evening, April 25. Detailed par- ticulars will be given in our next issue. The Blue Bells, will give a dance at Village hall Friday evening, April 20. The usual good time had at the club’s former parties is anticipated at this affair. George Fisher of St. Cloud, was here recently ona visit to the Huge Shannon home, and incidentally to look over Bovey with a view of locat— ing there. H. E. Caldwell, who has been with Hughes & Co, at Virginia the past month, left there to take charge of! the hardware department of their store at this place. The Easter opening at the Itasca Mercantile store jast Saturday evening brought forth a large number of the ladies and was considered a _pro- nounced success by both the manage ment and patrons. Music was fur- nished by the Grand Rapids orches- tra and furnished an additional attrac- tion to the wonderful array of artistic creations on display. . During the Week Berger rca es jthe guests were profuse in congratu- A! A dancing party will be given by the Arbutus club Wednesday evening, April 18. All members are expected to attend and a number of invitations will be extended to friends of mem- bers. The members of the ladies auxiliary to the G. A. R. will meet with Mrs. R. H. Bailey, east of Judge Huson’s, on Tuesday next, April 17. A 10- cent lunch will be served. All are in- vited. Register of Deeds E. J. McGowan went to Duluth this week to at- tend the funeral of J. J. Flaherty, the Great Northern engineer who lost his life in a collision near Cass Lake on Wennesday morning. The young ladies of the High school held a candy sale at Bell’s drug store last Saturday and disposed of quite an amount of the home-made article. The receipts went toward the organi- zation of a basket ball team. O. F. Symons, who caters to the wants of visitors at Wabana cottage during the summer outing season, was up from Minneapolis the first of the week making arrangements for the opening of the cottage at the usual | time. Ned Keith, in the construction de- partment of the Mesaba Telephone company, and who formerly had charge of the exchange in this village, was here over Sunday renewing ac- quaintances made dumng his former stay among us. j Wm. Pullard has been appointed pound master by the village council. He has the pound in readiness and has_ received instructions to begin business at once. The chances are | that someone will be paying good | money to get those troublesome cows | and horses cut of “hock” before long. | A pleasant social gathering was that held last ‘Tuesday at the H. G. Becker} home. The occasion was the anni- versary of the birth of Mrs. Becker’s mother, Mrs. Webb. An _ elaborate luncheon was served at noon, and all lations to the lady and wishes for many happy returns of the day. ‘The High school band boys will, give a concert at 'the High school auditorium on Friday, May 4. 1t is| hoped the patrons of the school as well as all lovers of good music will lend their presence to make a success of the afar. An admission fee of 35 cents will be charged. ‘The boys are out after money to purchase new} music and a better equipment for the band, and it is hoped they will meet with success. and will go to Deer River to take charge of a general store there. Mr. Irwin is up-to date in business meth— ods and cannot help but make a suc- cess wherever he may locate. While his many friends are sorry to have him take his departure, the best wishes of all go with him to his new field of usefulness. Rev. Hollis R. Scott, pastor of the M E. church of this village, makes announcement of two interesting pro- granis for services at that church to- i ready secured the p: C. M. Irwin, who has had the man- | the house of agement of the Hughes & Co. store) for the past two years, has resigned,| the Red Lake | land sales in {sales of the year 1905, and as these morning, beginning at- 11 o’clock, a children’s program consisting prin- | cipally of musical numbers. will be given by the members of the Sunday school. In the evening the program will be given by the young people of the church. Music will be furnished by the Grand Rapids orchestra, This service will begin at 8 o’clock.. Miss Baldwin, the state librarian, who has been here during this week assisting Mrs. L. W. Huntley in cata- loguing the books at the library, has completed her labors and will return home today. She expressed herself as much pleased with the building, it bemg one of the best arranged for small library purposes in the state. She also highly complimented Mrs. Huntley upon the intelligence and thoroughness which she evinces in carrying out the difficult duties of her position. Patrons can from now on again borrow books from the library, and that institution will be open on Sundays at the usual hours. DRAINAGE OF SWAMP LANDS The following article, taken from the Duluth News-Tribune, gives a good idea of the general plan of the bill for the drainage of government lands introduced in the national house by Congressman Steenerson, of Minnesota: The Muluth News~Tribune has re- ceived fron A. G. Bernard, of the Minnesota Drainage league, a copy of Congressman Steenerson’s drainage bill. It is framed along the lines of the irrigation bill and covers the re- | claiming of the swamp lands of Ala- SOPSSSSS SOS SOS SSG OS SSO SOOO GOSS SOOO O SO GOGORS bama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Lowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis: ippi, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. It is estimated that in these states there are $100,009,000 acres of govern- ment swamp lands that can be re- claimed by drainage that are now worse than worthless, as in the south- ern states they are breeders of dis- ease, and everywhere are preventing the proper developmen of adjacent lands and of the scattered high lands included in the ar ‘The acreage is as large as the states Indiana, [llinvis and Iowa, with some of the smaller eastern states thrown in for good measure. Over 5,000,000 acres are in Minnesota. 1b is not probable that this bill will become a law at this session. It wouid be remarkable if it did, as it took eight years to pass the ir bill, But it will become a law has more merit than the reclaiming of the arid Jands, as after the drains age system is once perfected, the expense of maintenance would bea minor matter compared to irrigation, and the lands reclaimed, as a rule, would be of unusual richness, being largely of heavy muck and vegetable deposits. Mr. Steenerson, however, has al- age through an appropriation of $15,000 fur a topographical survey of reservation, which must first be drained before the ad- jacent territory can be freed of its overflow. The general drainage bill provides that all the receipts from government the states named shall be expended for drainage purposes, except such amounts as have already been appropriated for educational and other purposes. This iucludes the amount annually to about $500,000, the fund, if the bill passed this year, morrow, Easter Sunday. In the We want to give you a would provide about $1,000,000 with Phonograph PISSOGOOSSOOIHOOOG OS OOD ohn Beckfelt. Pioneer Store. os OHN (i | BECHFELT § ’crieneies” Cravanettes. All New Goods— Pioneer Store, . Grand Rapids, Minn. ae Pioneer Store. | BOSSGOSOSOOoOOOS Raw Silk Waist Patterns, Wash Silks, Taffeta Silks, China Silks, i Satins. none left over from last spring. } el A Charming Display of Everything New for Spring and Summer. Silk Edinne, Crepe de Chine, * | Muss de Sote, yl: -2..5-. 600 i i Sitk Foulard, 7 Weare Res 7be| yd 25 i Dimity, 4 yd..... 200, Beta Res -25e! yd... be 35e Zambi Silk, Luxoria Suiting, | Embr’d Mull, ‘Hol. We ei 50c| yd...... POU YM ces... e B35e: yd s | Anco Taffeta, | Organdies, 4 BBO ge epee Tie}. yd. eee se Meun’s, Youth’s & Childrens Clothing Dep’t is Complete. ‘We Earnestly Invite an Inspection.” New Wool Suitings, “direct from factory.” Laces, Embroideries, Rib- A new lot of Japanese Hand Drawn Work has just been received at this bargain emporium, John Beckfelt Grand Rapids, Minn. eee ek bons, and Trimmings. SESE EO PEE eed Gh Sr POd SOP The Pioneer Store. - 3 ; SE oe a eo eo eo ho oe oe eho eo ep chp ch ep op Lo ep ep eo ep eo op hn ep en ep oh chp hp ep chop hp hp 5% ‘tice of Expiration of Redemption. CE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, ) County of Ltasca, State of Minnesota, ARK: | te COLUMBUS IRON COMPANY: w which to start the work. This money Notice of Expvration of Redemption. would be returned by essments on the lands, 10 be paid by homesteaders and others taking it. Office of Count County of Staie of Minu To BESSIE L. The making of surveys and plans} You are hereby notified, That the following | You are hereby notified, T the. follow- : ; | pi or puree land, situated in| ing piece or parcel of lind, situated would be under the direction of the | the County of 1t ind State ae Minne in the county of sane eats of Minneso- Bae & surveys, | &2d known and described as follows. tc ¥ ta, und known and do eribed as follows to- department of geological surveys. | Southeast a ast quarrer of southwest quit- which would also have charge of all} ( SW4) of tion twenty-five 25) fifty-six (56), Rane twenty-two + iS Low assessed In your name, fon the first day of May construction work. This would con- D. 1809, at solidate this work with that of irri-) . aie "se «sale of land parsuant to the Real Estate gation in what is known as the, Tax Judgment’ duly E at. daly given and made in and 4 aiaghs strict Court in and tor € in and for said County “reclamation service. » On the 2ist ¢ y M \¢ in proceedin: All these lands in this state are in! es ‘del this northern section and it would be oz parcel of and no ope biddin impossible foé the state and the rai ra roads ; 7 an upon si Ter ana ual to that for roads, owning the bulk of them, to} Witch said pioce or parcel Was »| which said piece or pi secure really effective results in re-| sold, to-wit: the sam ne Gol id | sold it. the sum of Cighty-seven cents, Lue same was du cents, the sa claiming them unless the government | for the State of Minnesota for said su Suate of Minuesota for said sam, Sagat % i fore | That thereafter. and on the Lth nd on tie 1th day of No- joined in the work, It is therefore | vember, A. D. 1905, the said p the said piece or been redeemed trom then become the abso- ate of Minnesota, was public sale by the of snid county pursuant to stion of the Auditor esota, and in accordance of the statute ip such land. not then having been jot then hav said sale, and having th lute property of the sold und conveyed County Anditor of the order and dy e of Minn) gratifying to learn from Mr. Bernard that the geological department will duplicate any appropriation made by the etate for surveys and drainage. If the next legislature, then, makes sale ad coun ion of the Of the State of Mit ith the provisior ns fa ; saty se made provided. for the sum of an appropriation, as it undoubtedly feean 0 and ten cents ‘duly will, of $100,000 or more for this pur- | t to the i uty. , s si That the c ale for said piece or pose, the government through this i cuted and deli arcel of hi idall vered by said aL a re, {suid County Auditor upon suid nty Auditor upon said sile last above department will add as much more. | ii oyp mentioned has been presente itioned has been. presented to me at my Work can then be begun in earnest | my office by the holder thereof for the “e by the holder thereof Zor the purpose of aving notice oO} smption from expiration of time for re 4 tax sale of said property and that the amount re- id piece or parcel of land t tue date of this notice, lusive of the Costs te acerue upon s | pose of liaving notice of for redemption from said property given and serve mount required to redeem id from and on an adequate scale to reclaim | por is the sum of Fifteen dollars a lars and Sixt (8 S snty cents 1 sum being the amount amount for ¥ 1 tract or parcel of land | for which said tract or parcel ot land was | sold to sxid pa ut the forfeited sale last ubove mentioned and interest. there aceording to law; and all other taxes ‘ome delinquent since the forfei id purchaser to tho date of this notice. with inter penalties and costs | thereon), mption of said} That the time for the redemption of said ax sale will | piece or parcel of land from suid tax sale will ; expire sixty (60) days after the service of this notice and the filing of proof of such notice. and the filing of proof of such service in my office. in my office. Witness my hand and seal of office this} Witness my hand and s sixteenth day of March, A. D. 1906, f March, a. ) County Auilitor’s | Seal f * at the torteits was sold to si | sale las vi st the on according to law r taxes | which have become delinquent since the for- jfeited sale to said purchaser to the date of | this notice, with interest, penalties and costs | thereon). | 4t the time for the red or parcel of lund from s: ixty (60) days after th Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7 SundaySch ool... Junior Leagu Epworth League Prayer Meeting. \ Choir Rehearsal..Thursday, 8:30 p.m | Ladies Aid Society meets every Wed- ||! nesday afternoon A cordial invitation is extended to all. | tor’s } PANG, Auditor, Minnesota. 28, "06 i} County, Minne Itasca Coun PROPERTY OWNERS Herald-Review Apr. 14,21. 28. Herald-Review. Apr. 14, 2 TAKE NOTICE | — ee Notice of Expiration of Redemption OFFICE OF COUNTY AUD:TOR } County of Itase State of Minn Notice of Expiration, of Redemption. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR) ve of Minnesota, i To BESSIE L. CLARE MBUS IRON COMPANY: GE: | Notice 1s hereby given that all] owners or occupants of property io the village of Grand Rapids will be © jation of the village ordinance and Absolutely Free. When you purchase $25.00 wortn of goods of us we give you— absolutely free—a nice Phonograph. Get your tickets every time you make a purchase and you will'be surprised how soon you will have~a nice talking machine. A Busy-Bee High-Speed, Hard Gold-Moulded Record given free with each additional $5.oojworth of trade, and you can buy as many as you wish at 35c each. Only one machine to each family. Clothing. Dry Goods C. H. Call and Hear the Busy Bee. MARR w Get Tickets on Every Purchase. Furnishings. Boots, Shoes We are Headquarters on Cruising and Driving Shoes. 7 refuse, from their premises forthwith | lave your glasses fitted to your eyes You are hereby notified, That the following | _ You are hereby notified, That the following described piece or parcel of land, situated in | described piecefor parcel of land. situated in the county of Itasca, and state of Minnesota, | the County of Trasca, and k»own and described as follows, towit: | and known and de outhest quarter of northeast quarter | The | (SE% of NE‘), of Section twenty-five (25), of | ter / ‘ownship fifty-six (56), Range twenty-two (22) | ef To west, is now assessed in your name. That on | two (22) west, is now asse: the lith day of May, A. D. 190). at asaleof| That on the Iith day of land pursnant to the real estate tax judg- | sale of !and pursuant tg the Real ate Tax ment. duly gi nd _nuité 1 by the | Judgment. duly given &nd made in and by District. Court in Q yourt in and for said County ut on the 2Ist day of . 1900, in pro- | of Itasca, on the 21st day of March, a. D. 1900, ad for said County of Itasca | in proceedings had in and for suid County of tof taxes and interest | [tase to enforce the payment of taxes and estute in said county, | interest delinquent upon real estate in said and had become | coxnty and which was forfeited to and had tate of Minne-| become the absolute property of tho State of es thereon for | Minnesota for the non-payment of. taxes above de- | thereon for the years 1893, 1894 and 1895, the above described pieco or parcel of } r s.| sold: for the sum of pursuant to the provisions of Chapter |ant to the provision 822 of the General Laws of tne State of Minne. | Genera! Laws of the State of pta for the year 18’ hat the tax certifi- | the that the tax certi te issued for suid land at sid sale has been | for said land at said sule-has been presented presented to me at my office by the holder to me at my office by the holder thereof for thereof for the purpose of having notice of | the purpose of having notice of the expira- the expiration of the time for redemption | tion of the time for redemption from said from said sale given and served; that the iven and served; that the umount i amount required to redeem said piece or par- | required to redeem said piece or parcel of Grand Rapids, Wednesday and Thurs- land from said sale at the date of this | land from said sale at the date of this notice. - er tie Late exclusive of the costs to accrue upon | exclusive of the costs to acerue upon this \day, April 25 and 26. Dr. Larson) this” notice, is Z 5 j notice. is thes sum of Seventeen (317.00) | 2 dollars (said sum being the ug: jollars (sai sun iia ah ae measures errors of Me es with the new |gate amount of said sum for which said | gregate amount of said sum for whieh said system Retinoscopy by which the / land was soid at said sule und interest there- Jand was sold at said sale and interest there: 5 P ith | un at twelve per cent per annum, delinquent | on at twelve per cent per annum, delinquent | errors of vision are to be corrected with Penalties costs and interest, thereon | taxes. penalties, costs and Interest. thereon glasses. Can be measured without as- g subsequent to said sale id by | sistance or ability of the patient. | required to remove all garbage, or {and have the same removed to the | “dumping grovnds,” as designated by resolution of the village coune Any failure to comply with this order wiil be summarily treated asa vir - De ). of range twenty: sod in your name. May. A. D. 190¢, at a | the offender will be dealt with ac- } cordingly. The village health board | will order such work dune and the ex- | pense thereof assessed to the owner ; of the property. The burning of r ‘fuse or debris within the village | limits is prohibited. | Grana Rapids, April 14, 1906. i By order of VILLAGE HEALTH BoARrD. to enforce the paym | delinquent upon re’ and which was forfeited t he absolute prope! sota for the non-pu Bt sum of | BY B&B Dr. C. J. Larson, the well known eye | specialist will be at Hotel Pokegama, 2 | accruing subsequent to said sale and paid by said purchaser, and all unpaid delinquent | said purchaser and all unpaid deiluguent taxes, interest. costs and penalties accruing | taxes, interest. costs and penalties accruing upon ‘said land subsequent to said sale); upon’ said land snbseqnent to. said ‘salay aed that the time for redemption of snid|and that the time for redemption of tod piece or parcel of Jand from said sale will ex- | piece or parcel of land from said sale will ex- Piresixcy (0) days after the service of this | pire sixty days after the service of this notice hotice and proof of said service has been | and proof of said service has been filed in my filed in my office. now and avoid the dangerous mistake of improperly fitted glasses. office. Witness my hand and sealof office, this Jéth | Witness my hand and seal of office, this day of ‘Sfareh. A. D. 1! sixteenth Peed March, A. D, 1906. Copat Auditor's } M, A. SPANG, J Count itor’s | M.A, SPANG, i Auditor of Itasca t . Auditor of = County, Minnesota. Job Printing. The Acme of Perfection—Herald-