Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 16, 1906, Page 5

Charles Brock attended the Odd Fellows state gathering at St. Paul this week. Roy Lothrop paid a business visit to some of the eastern range towns this week, ; James Doran was a delegate to the state firemen’s, meeting’ at LeSeuer this week. 5 George W. Meyers has accepted a position with the First State bank of Deer River. Mrs. W.C. Tyndall was given a birthday party by ten lady friends yesterday afternoon. Base ball will be an attraction at the park tomorrow afternoon. Cass Lake vs. Grand Rapids. W. J. Pefer of Deer River, manager of the junction town’s ball aggregation, was in town ‘l'uesday. Antone Johnson of the Itasca laundry is receiving treatment at the Mayo hospital in Rochester. The Misses Erma and Celestine Casey of Aitkin, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rody Hawley. Miss Edith Aiken returned from Deer River and has resumed her duties in the First National bank. Attorney R. J. Powell of Minne- apolis, has been in town this week, looking after professional busmess. Carl Taylor came up trom Aitkin with the steamer Irene. He still in- sists that he will be a Republican candidate for the senate. Wanted a solicitor to take orders for a household, necessity. Good wages guaranteed, Address P. O. Box 301, Grand Rapids. A.B. Clair transacted business in Duluth last Wednesday, and incident- ally took notes at the Republican state convention. Mrs. A. I, LaFreniere and the baby were passengers to Northome ‘Tuesday, where they will visit with friends a few days. ; H. E. Graffam, Mr. Evans and S. A. Hoyt, the two latter trom Muinne- dpolis, fished at Lawrence lake the ist of the weck, with good success. ~ John A. Beown, county surveyor, is} in Oregon looking after some timber interests. During his absence Mr. ercy Warner is acting as his deputy. ‘George L. Dewey and family ex- pect to leave on the zoth to visits in Maine and eastern Canada. ‘They will be absent about a month or slx weeks. M. J. Shelly. Judge Flannigan and Phil McDonald of Minneapolis, are guests of honor at the Pokegama_ this week. They went out today in search of black bass. W. J. Powers Sundayed at Superior on a visit to Mrs. Powers, who has been receiving medical treatment in that citv. Mr. Powe’s reports that his wife 1s getting along mcely. W. E. Neal left this week for Ober lin Ohio; where his daughter Char- lotte, will graduate next week. Mr. Neal has rented a home in Bemidji where the family will live hereafter. Losr—Light colored lady’s coat between Se Rapids and Shoal brook. Finde,' please return to First National bank and be suitably re- warded Thomas Finnegan of the Pioneer Meat Market, went to Two Harbors Monday last, in response to a_ tele- gtam announcing the serious _ illness of his brother. Under the auspices of the High School baad J. Frank Fauche, the noted dramatic artist, will appear at the High school auditorium next Tuesday, June rgth. Mr. E W. Rossman of Chatfield, father of Attorney W. A. Rossman, has been here this week on a visit to his son. Mr. Rossman, Sr. 1s also an attorney, He was a delegate to the Republican state convention. John Castello and Wm. Dibbert have about completed the erection of a two-story business building at Bovey. It will be occupied by Grant Richards as a drug store on the first floor, and Woods & Mohlander will put in a cigar factory on the second ftoor. The Standard Oil company, wise ia ways to get the money, realizing the advantages of Grand Rapids as a distributing point, has made _arrange- ments to put in a branch of their busi- ness here, starting with two large tanks, E. J. Luther and wife and D. J. Luther, the latter from Pennsylvania‘ left last Saturday for Aitkin where they attended the wedding of their niece, Miss Lizzie Luther. Mr. Lut- her and his brother will goto Nevada, where E, J. has large mining interests, Ed. Johnson has been confined tg ‘St. Mary’s hospital in Duluth tor some _ ation and do-s not to be | covering as rapidly as was hoped for. However, he fs not thought to be in any danger. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nisbett and the Misses Buelah and Helen Beatrice will leave tomorrow for Minneapolis where they will visit relatives and friends, Capt. James Murchie: was in town Tuesday to conduct the-sale of state grasss tumpage at the court house. The captain is kept busy running lines _for the Itasca Lumber company. Mrs. Murchie and Master Colin were also visitors here during the week, having come down from their summer home on Crawford’s island. The steamer Irene arrived from Aitkin yesterday. Among the pas- sengers were Mr. and Mrs. Will Anders, who were married in Aitkin on Thursday of last week. The groom is an employee of the Itasca Paper mill and the bride was Miss Lilly Dorry, a sister of Mrs. A. Mc- Alpine. The Herald- Review extends congralutations. Mrs, W. H. Northmore cf Duluth, niece of Mr, H. E. Graffam, was a visitor here this week, returning to her home Thursday afternoon. | Mrs. Graffam entertain at cards Tues- day afternoon for her guest. Light refreshments were served. Oa Wed- nesday afternoon Mrs. E. C. Kiley, entertained a party of eight ladies in honor of Mrs. Northmore, when bridge whist was played and_ refresh- ments served. John W. Rice of Ripple, was in town this week, having been deputized to briuga patient to the county hospit- al Mr. Rice conducts a barber shop in the Bigfork town, He is an enthu- siastic believer in the great future of that secyon and 1s a_ loyal represent- ative of his people and their interest: He even speaks in flattering terms of Editor Greeley and Mayor George T. Robinson, He says they are men of the spint that. build great towns and great enterprises. John Card was in town ‘the other day and reported tothe Herald-Re- view that Dave Cochran had taken a contract to diive a bunch ‘ of logs out of Hanson lake into Clear Water. John sid there was work enough on the job to keeponé man husthng three or four hours. - Tlie last seen of Mr. Cochran he was accompanied by six men, with Dick Cox as walking boss, three piké poles and two dogs, start- ing for the scene of his operations. R. H. Bennett, a member of the grand jury, prevailed upon the court to excuse him from further service on Wednesday and he went west on the night train vis Winnipeg to his home in International Kalls. Mr. Bennett 1s a business man in the border town and in common with all citizens of the north he is much in fayor of county division and predicts that the proposition will carry by a big major- ity in November. Big Falls is advertising a rousing Fourth of July celebration at Ripple. We are told inthe hand bills circulated to look for the mammoth posters for full particulars. Excursion rates are promised on all regular trains and ali railroads; also there will be a dance all day and a base ‘ball game. If it were not forthe fact that Grand Rapids will celebrate and travel across the big swamp so trresome we’d dance at Big Falls on the glorious Fourth. Chariey Forrest takes too good care of his dray horses. The other day one of his old reliable teams were so ayercome with a feeling of hilarious- ness that they could not withstand the tempation to skadoo—and they did skadoo a few blocks. No_ serious damage resulted. A bread-and-water diet should be administered to For- rest’s horses as a punishment for run- ning wild with their oats, Miss Ina Beets, accompanied by her brother Milton, left Monday, for their home in New Brunswick, Can- ada, wherethey willremain some time. The many friends made by Miss Ina since coming to Grand Rapids very much regret that she anncunced her intention of remaining permanently ‘in New Brunswick. Some of her more intimate associates are inclined to believe that she 1s sufficiently in- terested in Grand Rapids to return to make this her future home—for better or worse. Will Betts accompanied his sister and brother on their return trig as far as Duluth, In Justice Bailey’s court this week Gust Munson was fined $10 and costs or ten days in jail for begging on the streets. Gust didn’t produce the necessary cash and he is in jail. Tom Hughes was given five days for being intoxicated and acting badly. A bad Indian from Montana undertook to make this orderly town look red by using his gun promiscuously. When approached by Marshal Seamans the pleaded guilty and was fined $20 and | sire fellow made his escape to Cohasset Lelandavenve ut F where he was found later by Chief; ar a Harry and Sheriff. Hoolihan. He euler Sale Publication. Grand Rapids. Minn., June lin 4 ‘The village council met in segular and udjourued until June 12th, at8 p.m, H.E, GRAFFAM, Recorder, Grand Rapids, Minn., June 12th, 1906. The couucil was called to order at 8 o'clock by President Powers. Roll call and President Powers, Trustees | Bossard and Dibbert and Recorder Graffam present. ‘The minutes of the meeting of May 28th, read and approved us read, he spat of Treasurer King read and ordtred tiled Report of Justices of the Peace Huson and Bailey read, uccgpted and ordered filed. ‘The committee on street, alleys and sewers were given until the next meeting in which to muke a report as to the condition of the sidewalks . ‘The sume committee reported that they had conferred.with the school board of district No, Land that said board had agreed to pay one-third of the cost of the proposed sewer on Seventh street and Houghton Ave., upon the completion of suid sewer, feport was accepted by the council. ‘Application of the residents and_freehold- -ers on block 18, Kearney’s First addition to i Grand Rapids to have the alley running east and west in suid alley vacated was read and hearing of same set for the 9th of July. Application of the owners of block v, Kear- ney’s First addition to the yillage of Grand Rapids to have the alley in said block vacated was read and the date for hearing said ap- plivation was set for July 9th, 1906. It being the time and place for the hearing ofthe application uf William Hayes for a license to sell intoxicating liquors and. he having filed his boud with A.M. Johnson and Edw. Logan as securitues and there being no objection to the granting of said license same Was allowed. 10 be for one year from May Ist. 1906. 4é being the time and place for the hearing of Herman Bolin for a license to sell intoxt- cating liquors and he having filed his bond with W. ©, Tyndailand F. A. King as sure- ties and there being no objection sume was granted, the license to be for one year from the 22nd day of May, 1905. Ordinence No. 44," granting the Standard Oil Company the right to build and maintain an oil house within the corporate limits of the village. was presented and I'rustee Bos- surd moved that it have its first reading. carried. Recorder Graffam moved that said ordinence be advanced to its second reading curried. Trustees Dibbert moved that said Ordinence be advanced to its third reading, carried. Tiustee Bossard moved, seeonded and carried, that said Ordineuce No, 44 adopted as read. Secretary Dickinson of the Commercial Club appeured before the council aud stated t the Shop employees of the Great North- ern at Superior wished to have an excursion to this village in the month of July and that it was negessury to make necessary improve- ments on the Athletic ground here it. waS proposed to entertain the excursionists and sked on behalf of the Commercial Club that ‘i sum suflicient to make said improvements ‘allowed by the council. Upon motion, ried same Was granted, said sum nb Lo eped $100. ‘The following bills were audited and allowed: V. Romuns. work on light, water and $8 16% oBSSea RS 8 & sessse Jos, Leliberte work onstreets. Chas. Provost, work on streets. Chas. Antoin, work on streets, mun and team P, Hoolihan, wor team. Robe: t Eastwood, work on streets, man and team..... 2 P. Richland. street commissioner. & Boorman, blacksmithing for sz 23 Huson, justice fee: King Lumber Co., lumber, brick and J son, 5 cords wood. A. Lafrenere, publishing notice Mesaba Tel. Lo.. tefephones to Bovey: Geo, Riddell, blacksmithing: K. H. Bailey, justice fees A. Pontbrieat, man and team cleaning street: Barker rr, blanks. W..}. & H. D, Powers, Jewett Fire Box & Grate Uo. and placing same - C. W. Forest, drayage, Chas. Smith: special polic Chas. Larson, special police circus day i Anthony, special police circus lay Fran da; ape seen H. x Graffam, $2000 insurance on sta- tion and contents. .C, Kiley. pub, proceedings. ete 28 2 The council confirmed the action’ of the president and recorder in paying Mrs, Mary ‘Turner #25.00 for personal injury received on a defective sidewalk. Upon motion, carried the superintendant was instructed to have a stone foundation placed under the public water fountain A resolution ordering the construction of 2 sewer on Seventh street from Duluth avenue to Houghton aveuue thence south to the wEB.aen S$ S858 Ens Seseas es San wo * & Ewe w xed se ennan, special police circus , on Shall be done in a good, sufficient and workmanlike manner, under the supervision of the superintendent of water und light lants and the material therefore and the bor thereon shall be such us shalt be satis- factory to said superintendent; and said | Sewer shall be completed on the 31st aay of July, 1906. The names of the owners of the tind fronting upon said sewer, us shown yy the records in the office of the register of deeds of Itascu county. Minnesota, are herein- after stated under the caption “Fourth street and Sleeper avenue Sewe: Resolyed, that a sewer shall be constructed in, upon and along Lelaud avenue in said village. begining at the inter section of Seventh street with land avenue therein and in the center thereof. rauning thence south in and along the center of said Lelund uvenue tothe center of Fourth street, and there connect with the sewer located in said Fourth street. The sewer pipe used in the con- struction of said sewer shall be of the kind and quality of thatnow in use in the sewers of said village, and the diametr following, viz: From tae beginning of said sewer to the man- hole in Sixth street and Leland avenue, eight (8) inches; from said man hole in Sixth street and Laland‘avenue to the sewer in Fourth street, ten (10) inches; and said pipe shall be laid at the proper depth therefor as shown by the profile of said sewer-now on file in the office of the village recorder of said village, und in accordance with the specifications therefor on file in the office of said recorder; all work thereon shall be done in a good, sufficient and workmanlike manner, under the supervision of the superintendent of water and light plants, and the material therefor and the labor thereon shall be such ‘as shull be satisfactory to said superinten- dent: ond said sewer shall be completed on the Bist day of July, 1906. The names of the owners of the property. fronting upon said sewer, as shown by the records in the office of the register of deeds of [tas¢u county, Minne- Sota, are stated hereinafter under the caption “Leland avenue Sewer—Fourth to Seventh Streets.”” Resolved, that a sewer Shall be constructed in, upon and along Kindred avenue in said age, extending the present sewer therein north one block from its present terminus, thatis tosay: Beginning at u point where the center lines of Kindred avenue and Nineth street in suid village intersect. run- ning thence south to the north end of the said present sewer, between blocks twenty- nine and thirty, and touching. atits northern extremity, blocks nineteen and twenty, all in Kearney’s First Addition to Grand Rapids. sewer pipe used in the construction of said sewer shall be of the diameter of 10 inches and shall connect with the said sewer now located in said Kindred avenue and which such sewer is an extension and shall be of the same quality as that ased in said Kin- dred avenue sewer, and shall be constructed and laid at the prope depth therefor as shown by the profile thereof now on file in the office of the village recorder of said vil- lage, and according to the specificaticns therefor on file in the olfice of suid village recorder; all work thereon shall be done in a good, sufficient and workmanlike manner, under the a, cf the superintendent of water and light plants and the material therefor and the labor thereon shall be satis- factory to/said superintendent; and said sewer Shall be completed on or before the diet day of July, 1903. The names of the owners of the property frouting upon said sewer, as shown by the records in the office of the register of deeds of Itasca county, Minnesota, are hereinafter stated under the caption “Kindred avenue Sewer Extention.” Resolved, that, in the construction of said several sewers, there shall be constructed in conection therewith and for the proper use thereof and the proper care and repair there- of, at the several street intersections,une man- hole and two catch basins at each of said stiéet intersections, viz; At the intersection of Seveuth street with Howes avenue, Vuluth avenue, Barrows ayenue, Clough avenue, DeLaittre avenue.‘and Houghton avenue; at e intersection of Houghton avenue with ‘h street and with ifth street; at the intersection of Fourth street with Leland avenue; at the intersection of Sleepor avenue with Sixth street, Fifth street and Fourth street; at the intersection of Leland avenue with Seventh street, Sixth street. and Tifth street; at the intersection of Kindred avenue with Kighth. street and Ninth street. AJl said man-holes shall be placed at the points where the centers of said several streets intersect, and said catch-basins shall be placed at op- posite diagonal corners of said inerseeting streets, one on the northeast corner thereof and one on the southwest corner thereof, and such man-holes and catch-basins shall be constracted in accordance with the specifi- cations therefor on file in the office of the village recorder aforesaid, Resolved, that due notice of this resolution Ve served upon the owners of ail property fronting upon said several sewers as provided by Chapter 167 of the General Laws of Minne- sota for 1001, at least forty days prior to the time therein named for the completion of such sewers and in the manner. therein pro- vided. For the purpose of this resclution, the said profiles and specifications hereinbe- fore mentioned are particularly referred to and included in the same as a part thereof. ‘The names of the owners of ail lots, parts of lotsand parcels of ground fronting the street or streets and uvenues where such sewer is to be constructed are as follow: HovuGHTON AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET center of Fifth street. along Fourth street and Sleeper avenue, begining at Sixth street and running south to the center of te street thence we: Kindred avenue, alos Leland avenue beginning at Seventh street running south to Fourth street and on Kin- red avenue, from Ninth street to the pre- seut terminus of the sewer on Kindred av enue, said resolution on motion, car- ried, was adopted and ordered publisbed, J.8. Gole aud Jesse Anthony were uppoint- ed judges and H. EB. Gratfam clerk for the election to be held on the 14th day of June. _ There being no further business the council adjourned until July 9th, at 8 o'clock p.m. iH. RAFFAM, Recorder. Sewer Resolution, Whereas, the village council of the village of Grand Rapids, slinnesota, deems it neces- sary und ex) t to construct sewers in said village in, on and along the following named streets and avenues therein, viz: Houghton avenue and Seventh street, Fourth street and Sleeper avenue, Leland avenue and Kindred avenue; therefore be it Resoived, that a sewer shall be constructed in, upon and along Houghton avenue and Seventh street in said village, beginning at the center of the inter-section of Duluth uvenue With Seventh street therein, running thence east in and along said Seventh street in the center thereof to the center of Hough- ton avenue therein, thence south in and along the center of said Houghton-avenue to the centre of bifth street therein, there con- necting with the sewer now locatea in said Houghton ayenue. The sewer pij pee in the construction of said sewer shall be of the following diameter, viz: Eight inches from its beginning to the center of DeLaittre avenue, and ten inches from that point to the coma ny mo with the Houghton avenue sewer at Fifth street; and shull be of the kind and quality used in the sewer now lo- cat in said Houghton avenue, and said sewer shall be constructed and laid at the roper depth therefor, as shown by the pro- file thereof now on file. in. the office of the village recorder of said village, and accord- ing to the specifications therefor on file with said Village recorder; all work thereon shall be done in a good, sufficient and workman- like manner, under the supervision of the superintendent of water and light plants. und the material therefor und the labor SEWER. Grand Rapids First Division. Lot Block Owner 1 12 Mary Seeley Z Mury Seeley 3 Arthur Seamans 4 Arthnr Seamans: Levi J. Terpeaning 6 Levi J. Terpenning 7 Ralph Byrnes 8 Helps Byrans 9 O. B. Seamans 10 O, B. Seamans 1 R. M, Patterson 2 A. M. Patterson 13 George F’, Meyers 44 George F, Meyers Bt George \’. Meyers 16 George F Meyers 17 John Weibler 18 John Weibler 19 John Weibler 20 John Weibler 21 B John Weibler pd 13 Joba Weibler 23 13 Daniel Shannon, J Weibler 2b 13 Daniel Shannon, J Weibler 1 i Samuel J Moran 2 ll Samuel J Moran 3 ii OL Mather 4 pty OL Mather 5 it U L Mather 6 i O i Mather 7 i . OL Mather 8 iL O L Mather 9 i OL Mather 10 i OL Mather i il OL Mather 12 il O L Mather Is lo George Riddle i 10 George Riddle 1b 10 Charles Lyons, Tim ahon 16 10 Charles Lyons, Tim Mahon w 10 Mannie Hedquist 18 Ww Mannie Hedquist 19 10 George G Martin 20 10 George G Martin st 10 Margaret O Dewey 23 10 Marguret C Dewey 2B 10 Frank E King os 10 ‘rank E King Keurney’s First Addition. Lot — Block Owner 23 3h Alvina R MeDonald s% 33 EA Kremer and F A King Owner Grand Rapids Second Division. Block James A Quigg e me tom George F Myers thercon,shull be such as thall be satisfactory to suid superintendent; and said sewer shail be completed on the 3ist day of July, 1906. ‘The names of the owners of the property fronting upon said sewer, as shown by the records in the office of the register of deeds of Ita-ca county, Minnesota, are herein: stated under the caption “Houghton avenue and Seventh street Sewer, Resolved. that a sewer shall be constructed in. upon and along Fourth street and Sleeper avenue in said village, beginning at the inter-section of Sixth street with Sleeper avenue therein and in the center thereof, ranning thence south iu and along the center of said Sleeper avenue to the center of J M Kirschbaum. J Henry Graber George F Meyers King Lumber Com- pany. H O Eatherton School District Ne 1 School District No 1 ton’s First Addition. jock (e) woer Sarah G Sandretzky Surah G Sandretzky Frank A Olin Frank 4 Olin _ WJ Sandretzky George Williains seach Jie set fod ey o “Zey BRS Honghton’s Secohd Addition. ‘Owner Michael Taofte Michacl Taetfe - FourtH STREET AND SLEEPER AVENUE SEWER Grand Rapids First Division, lock Owner School District No 1 W.-C Petchner W Potter & Co W OC Petchner W C Petchner George Riddell First M E Church First M E Church George F Meyers George F Meyers George F Meyers George F Meyers George F Meyers EJ Anderson EJ Anderson EJ Anderson EJ Anderson EJ Anderson, William Weitzel, Mary Weitzel Lot All 12 1+ 12 1 ¥ fol oli | geese $258 nee ere Room we SSSESSSERRRENNNENYRS EBERSE RENEE RE REM eS B Michael McAlpine 3 ‘Town of Grand Rapids u Town of Grand Rapids Bt Fannie C Boyd 16 Fannie C Boyd Ww Fannie C Boyd 18 Fannie © Boyd 19 FE Reusswig 20. F E Rousswig 21 FE Reusswig poy F E Reusswig 23 FE Reusswig 24 F E Reusswig 1 V_H Blood 2 VH 3 Vi 4 Vu 5 VH 6 V.H Blood 7 Village of ene? a 8 16 Village of Grand Rapids 9 16 Village of Grand Rapids 10 16 Village of Grand ids Village of Grand Village of Grand Rapids Frances James Mc- eown Frances James Mc- Keown & & & & ” 5 15 Ww Joseph Stevens 16 Ww John McDonald 17 WT John McD id 18 Ww John MeDona.d 19 ays James Connell 20 ays James Connell 21 iW John McDonald 2 Ww John McDonald 2B 17 Joba McDonald 24 Ww John McDonald 2 7 Kathleen Salter ib 6 ‘The Gregory Compan; LELAND AVENUE Sewer—FourtTH TO SEVENTH SYREBTS. Grand Rapids First Division Block Lot Owner All 30 School District No. 1 13 29 Michael McAlpine lt Michael McAlpine b Marie A. W. Kiley 16 Marie A. W. Kiley WZ Michael Gitar 18 George F. Meyers 19 George F. Meyers Elizabeth Brooks 2 John Whaling 22 Village of Grand : Rapids 23 2 Village of Grand apids 24 20 Village of Grand i Rapids 1 15 Ethel Huntley 2 rh kthel Huntley 3 15 E. J. Farrell 4 15 E J. Farrel 5 Bt EJ. Farrell 6 5 ¥. J. Farrell 7 i E. J. Farrell 8 15 A, Lord -9 1b . A. Lord 10 b Ellen Duflicy it wb Ellen Dufticy i 2 15 Ellen Dutticy 13 16 Janet N. Holman it 16 Janet N. Holman 1b 16 Janet N. Holman 16 16 Janet N. Hglman VW 16 Kate ©, Lent 18 16 Kate C. Lent 19 16 Kate McDonald 20 16 Kate MeDonald 21 16 Mary Daub. 4 16 Mary Daub 23 16 The Diocese of Duluth 24 16 ‘The Diocese of Duluth 1 8 H. EB. Gerry, Edward Whitcomb 2 8 H. E. Gerry, Edward. z Whitcomb 3 8 H. E. Gerry, Edward hitecomb ges 8 H. E. Gerry, Edward is Whitcomb 5 8 B. L. Lieberman, J, jeberman 6 8 B. L, Lieberman, J. 2 Lieberman 7 8 Edward A. Kremer 8 8 Edward A. Kremer 9 8 Frank Ressler 10 8 Frank Ressler i 8 ‘thomas Russell 12 8 Thomas Russell 13 7 Anthony McAlpine 14 q Anthony McAdpine 15 7 Anthony McAlpine 16 7 Leila A. Price VW vi Leila A. Price 18 7 Leila A. Price 19 7 Leila A. Price x 1 Leila A. Price 2 vs Mary G. Mannion 22 7 Margaret E. Nott 23 i John S, Lofberg Eye % John S. Lofbers Kearney’s First Addition. Lot Block Owner 7 36 Charles E. Aiken u 37 John Kellis KINDRED AVENUE SEWER EXTENSION. Kearney’s First Addition. Block Owner 3 Lucy E Tuller, LJ ‘Terpenning, D W Doran Estate D W:Doran Estate, Catherine Doran, Admx. D W Doran Estate, Catherine Doran, mx. DW Doran, Estate, Catherine Doran, Admx. Styzie A Winsor Styzie A Winsor ‘Theodore Betts Theodore Betts Charles Anderson Charles Anderson Charles Kearne; School District No 1 LF Knox Charles Millaney Presented at a regular meeting of the village council held in and for said village on Lot 1 2 30 © s i Bak Boonesn BeeSESSSSe 8 the 12th day of June, 1906, and duly pussed and adopted. Attest: H, E. GRAPEAM, A. D. Powers, President order. Published in Grand Rapids Herald- Review, June 16, 1906. Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Whereas, Defan|t has been made in the con ditions of a certain mortgage executed and delivered by Emma E. Cable and Samuel J. Cable, her husband. mortgagors, to Janec N, Holman, mortgagee, dated the 27th day of January, 1903, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of the County of Itasca in the State of Minnesota, on the 26th day of April, 1904, at five o’clock p. m.. in ok EY” of Mortgages, on page 243 That on the 26th day of April. 1904, suid mortgage was assigned oe ‘suid Janet N. Homan, mortgagee, to W, T ‘allis. and the deed of assignment was re- rded on the 27th ey oF April; 1904. at nine o'clock A M., in said ltegister's office. in Book ef Mortgaxes, on page 170 thereof. ‘That the said assignee of suid mortgage has paid the taxes ass against the premises de- scribed in said mortgage, for the yeurs 1903, 1904, und 1905. amounting in all tothe sum of One Hundred Fourteen und 84-100 Dollars (350.00) atturney’s fees as stipulated in said mortgage in case of foreclosure. Tl ises described in sa!fd mortgage and so to be sold, are the lots. pieces and pareels of land, situated in the County of tasca und State of Minnesota, and known and described us follows, to-wit; Lots one (1} ‘Two [2}, Three 3) and Four ais of Block Thirty-two [82], Grand Rapids First Divisiou accol ing to the plat thereof on file and of re- cord in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said County. Dated June Ist, 106, W. T. Fabris, FRANK F’, PRICE, Mortgagee. Attorney for Morgagee. Herald-Review June 9. July 21. Mortgage Forclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that defuult has occured in the conditions of that certain mortgage duly executed and delivered by Allen L. Hotchkiss and Rutb [. Hotchkiss, his wife, mortgagors, to William T. Fallis. mortgugee, dated April 3, 1903, and duly filed for record on June 4, 1904, at ten o’clovk a. m.. in the office of the register of deeds in and for Itasca county, Minnesota, and recorded therein in book “EF” of mortgages on page 255; that said poe has thisday paid the taxes as- sessed against the premises described in said mortgage for the years 1904 and 1903, together with penalties, interest and costs on said 1:04 taxes. amounting in all to Forty-two and 23-100 dollars ($42.28); that the amoun» claimed to be due on said mortgage at this date is Three Hundred Thirty-three and 75-100 dol- lors ($333.75), together with the amount of said taxes, making in all Three Hundred Seventy-six and 3-109 dollars ($376.03); and that said mortgage will be foreclosed, by virtue of the power of sale therein contained and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, by sale of the premises therein described and thereby conveyed. viz: Lots sevenceen [17], eighteen [18] and nineteen {19] in Block ‘l'wo [2] of the Second Division to the Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minnesot&, according to the plat thereof on file. and of record in the office of the register of deeds within and for said Itasca county; that said premises will be so sold by the sheriff of Itasca county at the front. door of the court house in said village of Grand Kapids, on Monday, the 16th day of July, 1905, at ten o'clock u, m., at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the amount then due on said mortgage including the amount so paid for taxes and fnterest thereon utl0 per cent. per anuum from this date. together with the costs of sale, i ding Twenty-five Dollars ($%5] attqmey’s fees, stipulated in said mortgage. Dated May 29, 1906. Wrtrram T. FAs, ALrren L. THwrna, Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee, Grand Rapids, Minn, Herald-Review June 2-July 7. St Publication, June 2, 1906. Last Publication, July 7, 1906. Execution Sa’ Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of and under theseal of the district court in and for the County of Itas in the Fif- teenth Judicial District of the State of Minne- sota, on the Ist day of June, A. D. 1906, upon a judgment duly rendered and docketed in suid court and county on the 24th day of June, A. D, 1901, in favor of E. G. Nevius, plaintiff, and against Clark Olay, defendant, for the sum of Une Hundred T'weaty-eight and 32-100 Doliars (¥128.32), which said judgment was thereafter. igned by said BK. G. Nevius to Hugh McEwan by instrument dated May 29th, A, D. 1906, and filed in the office of the clerk of said court on the 3ist day of May, A. D. 1906, which cution was to.’ me, as sheriff of suid Itasca county, duly directed and delivered, 1 have Jevied upon and shall sell ut public auction to the highest cash bidder. at_the front door of the court house in the Village of Grand Rapids in said county, on Tuesday. the 17th day of July. A. D, 1905, at ten o’e.ock. A. M., all the right, title and interest that above named judgment debtor had on said 24th day June, A. D. 1901, and may have thereafter ac- quired in and tothe Lots Six (6) and Seven 7), of Section Twenty-seven (27), in Township. ifty-four (54), Range Twenty-seven ‘27) west of the 4th P. ullin Itasca Jounty, sota, Dated June Ist, 1906. WM. HOOLIHAN, Sheriff. Itasca County, Minn. By F. W, Fish, Deputy. inue- Mortgage Foreclosure Sule. Notice is hereby given, that default has been made in the conditions of wu mortgage executed by Richard Boan, Mortgagor, to William C.° Gilbert, Mortgagee, dated Jan- uary Ith, 1901, und recorded in the effice of the Register of Deeds in and for the county of Itasca, state of Minnesota, on the 18th day of January, 1901, at9 o'clock a. m.in Book I of Mortgages on page 443 thereof; that’on the 6th day of Uctober, 1902, said mortgage was assigned by said William ©. Gilbert, Mort- ¥agee, tothe Itusca Lumber ene ag fe and the deed of assignment was recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for the county of of Ilasca, state of Minnesota, on the 7th day of October, 1902. at 10-30 o'clock a.m. in Book G of Mortgages on page 148 thereof; that the amount ciaimed to be due on said mortgage at this date is the sum of Uhat the premises described in ane covered by said mortgage are the. Nocthwest Quarter of thre Northwest Quarter of Section 23, and the West Half of the Southwest. uarter and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township. 58, north Of Range 27, west of the 4th Princi- al Meridian, situated in said Itasca Couuty,. lirnesota; that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgagee, and pur- suant to the statute in such case made and provided, said mortgagee will be foreclosed by the sale of said premises at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash by the Sberiff of Itasca. County, Minnesota, ‘at the front. door of the Court House in the Village of Grand Rupids, in said county and state, on the 3ist day of July, 1906, at 10 o'clock a. m. to satisfy the amount then due on said_mort- gage, together with the costs of such sale, und $3500 attorney’s fee stipulated in said mortgage. Dated June 8, 1906. Itasca Lumber Company. Mortgageée. R. J. Powell, attorney for Mortgage, 335 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn. Herald-Review. June 16-July 21. Boston, Mass. and Return $26 00 American Acadamy of Medecine, June 2nd 4th, 1906; National Associ- ation of U.S. Pension Examing Sur- geons, June 4th-sty 1906; American Medical Association, June 5th 8th, 1906; First Church ot Christ Scientist, June soth-17th, 1906. Account. the above meetings at Boston, Mass., the Duluth South Shore and Atlanuc Ry. will have tickets on sale, May 3oth to June 6th to Boston and return at rate of $26.00. ‘Tickets can be extended for return passage uotil July isth 1006. Combinauon rail and lake routes available with these excursions, ¥or fuli particulars and sleeping car accomntodations, apply to A. j. Per- rin, General Agent, 430 Spalding Hotel block, Duluth, Minn. Notice To Contractors Plans and specifications for asix room school building will be on file in the rooms of f. E. Reusswig, Directer, Grand Rapids, Minn. and at the office of the Architect, F. W. Hollister, Saginaw, Mich. on and after the sixth day of June for eight days and proposals will be re- ceived for the same until Eight Thirty Fourti: street thercio, thence west in and along the center of said Fourth street to the George Williams Sherman Cochran (8114.84); that the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage xt this date. including said 8:30 P. M. June 18th 1906 at the office of the Board of Education, Grand Rapids, center of Kindred Avenue therein, and there taxes. is Bight Hundred Twenty and 5i-100 Minn. connect with the sewer now located in said Kindred avenue. ‘The sewer pipe used in the construction of said sewer shail be of the ind and quality now used in the sewers of said viliage, and shail be of the followin: diameter, V: From the beginning th to the man-hole in Fifth strect, (8) inches; from the mat-hole in street to the man-hole in Fourth street, (0) mebes; from the man-hole in Fourth street at Sleeper ayeuue to the man-hole in Lelanduvenye at Fourth street. twelve (12) uame. man-hole to tteen (15) i 3; an Amanda Swenson Alex rt Minnie C Morrison HW VanValkenberg = w pina aan nthony Sines» Anthony Sines Boo Secswtsenutt tenses s | ars ). and no action or proceeding has been instituted at Jaw or in equity vo re- cover the debt secured by said mortgage or the the taxes heretofore paid, or any part thereof. Now, notice is hereby given That by virtue of power of sale contained in said mortgage andof the statue in such cause made aud provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged premises therein de- seribed, ut public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, by the sherift of Itasca County, Minnesota, at the front door of court. hoi of July. 1906. at ven on. tosatisfy the amoun' the in the Village of Grand Rapids. in 2 County and State, on ; the 3rd. day Ja Bonds will be required in the sum of Ten Thousand ($10.000) Dollars for the faithful performance of the contract. Board reserves the right toreject any or all bids or wave defects if deemed in the interest of the Board. Proposals myst be sealed and marked proposals and addresed to F. E. Reusswig, Directer, Grand Rapids, Minn. and must be deliv- ered before the time advert: for closing EDUCATION Grand Rapids, Minn. by order of the BOARD OF. at