Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 6, 1907, Page 4

4 Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. "37WO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE Mutored im the Postoffice at Grand Rapid Minnesota. as Second-Class Matter, LOCAL LACONICS. Mir. j. E. Jendron was a visitor al Duluth this week. ‘Twenty sales people wanted. Apply zionce. Levy’s. Rev. J. M. Davies is enjoying a wisit from his mother. Wanted—Salesladies, experience un- aecessary. Apply at once. Levy's. Ed. Ramquist has returned from a wisit to his old home in Ishpeming. Mich. Wanted—Five boys to distribute asculars. Apply Monday morning at Levy’s. Miss Tillie Crouse of Benson, Minn., & the guest of her sister for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon and family of Minnneapolis, are guests of relatives at this place. Master Wayne Gilbert was a pas- senger for Wausau, Wis., this afternoon where he will visit relatives. Ross Dodson, mayor of Nashwauk and a former business man here, was a visitor in town this week. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Presbyterian church will serve ice zream and cake on the lawn at the parsonage this evening. Lost—Pair ot half reading glasses, gold rim, between my house and Huson’s cigar factory. Finder return and receove reward. H. F. Huson. Ed. Holm was fined five dollars and » $9.50 in all, for allowing his to run at large. The council is sletermined to abate the stock nuis ance. Ned Keith, formerly with the Tele phone company at this place, was married June 16th to Miss Della Hill of Little Rock, Ark , where they make their home. Prof. E, A. Freeman came up last aight from Duluth and returned this; afternoon. He is enjoying his work at the summer school and reports a large attendance. iss Rose Metzer of this place was of a class of twenty-four young s who have just completed the ribed hospital training and grad- from St. Joseph’s hospital at « City, Iowa, fhe new machinery at the laundry 1ow installed and evesything 1s run- smooth and patrons who. have xeceived work that was unsatisfactory may bring it in and have it relaund- Itasca Steam Laundry. ered free. \l. Powers was in town the rst. of ne week looking after his Prairie drive. The drive is now in iake and contains about twenty- five million feet and a few days’ more work will see the last of them through she dam. Dewey is carrying his hand in ges today as the result of the Mr. Dewey was having a gentle e celebration and allowed a so- zalled flower pot to explode backwards while he had hold of it and the result sa badly burned hand. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Markham and : children of Deer River are sick diphtheria at that place and under antine. The village authorities aking special precautions to con- e the disease to this one house and are enforcing a rigid quarantine: County Auditor Spang will conduct ass sale at the court house com- g next Saturday and:continu- throughout the month. The right t hay on all state lands must be | tat this sale else hay makers find themselves prosecuted for era delightful visit of three weeks | t relatrves and friendsSat Su- Andrew Salter and ‘rancis, have returned to the Rapids. During their absence ‘ is celebrated the third anniver- of his birth and_was the recipient ny handsome presents. aturday night’s rain and hail storm ted havoc with many of the gar- n this section but was not heavy h to put any of them out of ness. The Pokegama hotel was she chief sufferer here, a torrent of water pouring through the skylights and deluging the hostelry. The dam- e is estimated at $1,000. Wiiliam Spencer of America, Indian !what is farand away the little; é as follows: Henry McKinley, J. B. Muns, Chas. McCor-, mack, Forest Fulton, D. Thorson, Fred Yost, Wm. Rakestrom, Geo. Foss, J. G. Walsh, Martin Mathews and Irnt Princen. Ehzabeth Williams, the three-year- old daughter of George Willams of this city, was badly injured by the explosion of 2 fire cracker about six o'clock Wednesday evening. ‘The child had been watching some older children setting off fire works and wanted to take a part. One large cracker held fire and the baby picked it up to examine it. While she held it in her hand the explosion occurred. An alarm of fire yesterday calied| out the department to the old Broker residence occupied by the Otto family on Winnipeg avenue. The fire was discovered in the kitchen and when the hose company got there was blaz- ing rapidly, but was quickly put out. The department made one of the best runs ever out Third street to Winni- peg, strung 1150 feet of hose and had water on the fire inside of six minutes. The fire laddies and citizens with teams certainly deserve credit for quick work. The damage to the building is small, C. W. Swanson, a butcher, made a futile attempt at suicide Monday at Nashwauk by cutting his throat with arazor. He was under the influence of liquor when he tried to kill him- self. He slashed himself once, cutting a deep gash, just missing an artery, and was about to repeat the act when a bystander interfered and took the razor from him. Dr. Pearce sewed the wound up, taking a number of sutches. Swanson has been brooding over the idea that his enemies were after him and when drinking to excess gets the idea all the stronger. The rush of business at ‘I. E. Clys- dale’s meat market the past two weeks has induced that progressive business man to discard old methods and he has just received and installed an up- to-date sausage plant. The grinder is one of the largest sized Enterprise cutters driven by a Foos four horse power gasvline engine and the equip- ment ts strictly modern in every re- spect. Mr. Clysdale will mayufacture every vafiety of sausage and a visit to his sausage room will disclose a model of neatness and cleanliness and inci- dentally increase your appetite for home made sausage. Drowned at Pasco. Word has been received here of the death by drowning in the Columbia river, June 27th, at Pasco, Wash., of Josephine Verville, aged 15 years, who left here with her family last spring and are vow residents of that place Miss Josephine had accompanied a party of friends up the river on a launch and were on their way home when the boat became disabled and the swift current carried it against one of the piers of the Northern Pa- citie railroad bridge and the girl was thrown into the river and went down without those on board being able to reach her. The family bas many friends bere who will sympathize wiih them in their bereavement. Golmar Bros. This Season. ’ The greatest of American show ways an event of more than pa: interest is that form of entertain- ment which appeals most generally t the public—the cireus—and the Goli- mar ‘Bros, this vear bring it to its highest expres n. It is an accepted fact that the exceptional aud most! artistic in act and feature has always held the ascendancy in their exhibi- tions and whatever of novelty has been procurable bas been in the program of the Greatest of American Shows from season to season. Andin 1907 this fact will be most clearly noted for “thrillers”, new enough, | novel enough and sufficiently daring | to engender the highest emotional | excitement has been secured. In the} arena new European families thrill, | dazzle and delight the audience in most sen-}| nal danger defying and expert! ial act ever shown in America, ! sely calling Fiyinug 2 and return exe at aud dare death in the perform deeds which make the haz the loop and loop the gap: pins. new Grand Entrees magnificent spectacle. will present a The hippo- races and stunts and 30 of the most celebrated. clowns, jesters and com- Ferritory, came up from Duluth and spent Tuesday and Wednesday with vid time friends at this place. Mr. Spencer is in the timber and mercan- tile business in the south country and wili spend the summer, accompanied by his family, at Gull lake north of Brainerd. Billie is an old timer in tis section, having opened the first drug store at La Prairie when that pot was the terminus of the Duluth & Winnipeg railroad and he has a ost of friends here who were pleased w-see him. REPECTIVE PAGE jques will- furnish side splitting divertisement for the entertainment of the audience. A magniticent col-' lection of wild animals will be on! exhibition in the menagerie and a monster herd of elephants with the smallest baby of its kind io captivity. Remember the day and date, Grand the world renowned | lsons, in their new casting, | ise in which these | stoical people gamble with destiny | ace of | 2U op | which most readers are familiar, look | by contrast like a parlor game of ten! There are over 100 new ring|) acts and in feature and exercise the} drome will introduce scores of new “Ice cream by the pint or quart at Miller’s confectionery store. EY Dr. Larson, the eye special- ist, will be at Hotel Pokeg- ama, Grand Rapids, the 15th and 16th REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE of each month. Failing eyesight FIDELITY, properly cared for. 4-20 tf JUDICIAL, ws Spofford is at Hotel Pokeg- EXCISE, ma, Grand Rapids, the 17th CONTRACT, day of each month. Latest scientific methods in examining eyes and fitting glasses. and in fact all kinds of Bonds issued. Dkr. cosTELLo DENTIST. Offi. tn First National Bank Building.— GRAND RAPIDS. MINNESOTA Notary Public Office opposite Post Office. Over Finnigan’s M, E. Church Services. C. W Hastinos. fF. P. SHELDON. President. Vice-President C.F. AIKEN, Cashier. First National Bank, Grand Rapids, Minn. Transacts a General Banking Business Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and SundaySchool... Epworth League . Prayer Meeting...Thursday, Choir Rehearsal.. Thursday. Ladies Aid Society meets every Wed- nesday afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended toall. 7:30 p.m SSS eee ee 3 Goao 6 & 0 geeseeeecossessscoeccesess y ’ * 2 2 \*MILLER’S (? F-U.R-S : d Ice Cream Parlors r) i 2 ‘ ) : I will pay $5.00 apiece v 4 = 2 2) For the Best Dish of Ice Cream to ,# for No. 1 Mink, other # 5 be had in the city. seals ‘ : . Q j -_-0\@ Fur according. Timber 3 0 For anything refres g in the Soft 0 \* 2 ‘ Drinks ‘|% Wolves $5.00 each. h , For Fresh Fruits. Candies. Nuts. \ ¢ in bulk or box. H WM. WEITZEL, H /\ At . ° a Y For Foreign and vomestic Cigars, 1g Grand Rapids, Minn be Q Tobaceos. Ete, ¢ | Sees sesesosesecssecesossaS IDDYIDSS993930 ———— — | Cheap Lots ~TTTARGA sOUNTY ———ABSTRAGT OFFIGE Third Division | of Grand Rapids }) ABSTRACTS | REAL ESTATE, FIRE conaead TRANCE. 55 lots to sell cheap; price $30 apiece, half cash and half in one year. “KREMER & KIN { Proprietors. Phone 64. Office at Residence ‘GRAND RAPIDs, - - HAN RAPID’S BIG: DAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 10TH. GOLLMAR BROS GREATEST OF AMERICAN HOWS Circus, Menageria, Museum and Hippo- drome. 3 Big Rings and an Elevated Stage. | W. B. Holman hag EXTRA — The Most Gorgeous Spectacle Ever Witnessed——The Birthday Fete of BEAUTIFUL CLEOPATRA Introducing the Monster European Ballet. Grand Golden Free Street Parade 10 A, M, Rapids, Wednesday, July 10, and the magaifcent, allegorical, military and spectacular free street parade with three big bands and 32 pipe $5.000 calliope at 10 a. m. 2 Performances, Doors Open 1 and 7 O'clock, Show 1 Hour Later. pri losin ON ALL RAILROADS. GRAND RAPIDS, WEDNESDAY JULY 10TH! Mind | — moe ae he fae cae | E me! ame Grand Rapids, . - Catch It! Don’t let the opportunity slip to see our stock of Sporting Goods Assortment Fine. Prices Right. W. J. & H. D. POWERS, Grand Rapids, Minn. The Weyenberg The Original Jefferson Made by Copeland & Ryder The Original Chippewa The Sharood fine shoe SHOES The John Mitchell The Diamond Quality Maae by V. Schoenecker The above are honest made Shoes, made by honorable men °. ‘Lieberman Bros. For sale by oro ee REMNANT SALE; AT THE Pioneer Store’ About 75 pieces of Dress Goods, from a a ae? eae ae hae am ae as 2 to 7 yards in length, in Panamas, me Voiles, Poplins and other popular fabrics in the predominating shades, to close out At Less Than Cost] This is your chance to. get material for a Waist or Suit in the popular cloths at a price that will surprise you .. .. John Beckfelt Minnesota