Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 31, 1907, Page 5

@WO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE Batered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. Minnesota. as Second-Class Matter, THE HERALD-REVIEW IS THE Official Paper of Itasca County. Official Paper of Village of Grand Rapids. Official Paper of Village of Cohasset. Official Paper of Village of Keewatin. Official Paper of Village of Nashwauk. Official Paper of U. S. Dis- trict Court in Bankruptcy Proceedings. Designated by State and National Gfficials as the Of- ficial Paper for the publica- tion of all legal notices to be made through their re- spective offices in Itasca Co. Recognized by Everybody as the ‘Leading Weekly Newspaper of Northeastern Minnesota. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD pa yy COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grand Rapids, Minn., Aug. 22, 1907. Pursuant to adjournment the board of county commissioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at the court house in the village f Grand Rapids thie 22nd day of August, 1907. All members of the board present. On motion of Commissioner King, seconded by Commissioner Passard, the hearing upon pesbon for establishment of county road nown as the Popple road was continued to the next meeting to be held Aug. 29, 1907. "It being the time and place set for thefhearing apon the petition for the establishment of a highway beginning at the southeast corner ction 12. township 53, range 22, running 8 ion line two miles, thence soutl on section line one mile, thence weston sec- tion line one mile, thence south on section line to the right of way of the Great North- ern railway at Wawina, the same was taken ander consideration, The committee ap- pointed to examine the proposed location of said road filed their report in which they recOmmended that the prayer of the peti- ers be granted. There being no objec- led or offered against the pranting of aid petition Commissioner King moved chat the prayer of the petitioners be granatd shat said highway be hereby ordered estal lished according to the committee’s report the motion was duly seconded by Commis: sioner Mullins and carried by a unanimous vote. ng moved that the sum of $200.00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund to the town of Arbo to aid a town in the repair and construction of and bridges, The motion was seconded mmissioner Passard and carried by a being the time and place set for the hearing upon the petition for the establish. ment of a highway beginning at the north: t corner of the thwest quarter of %ec- 20, township range 27, being the post between’ sections 17.and 20, and thence east on section line to state soad, the same was taken under considera- tion. The committee appoiuted to examine the proposed location of said road tiled their port, in Which they recommended that the k er of the petitioners be granted. There being no objections filed or offered’ against anting of said, petition Commissioner = moved that the prayer of the -peti- tioners be granted and that Said highway be ed established according to the rt. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner Tone and carried by a unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of 50,00 be appropriated from the county road nd bridge fund to be expended uuder the direction of Commissioner Mullins in the improvement of the state road south of Grand Rapids, The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by a unani- mous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of 150,00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund to be expended under the direction of W. E. Martin, county superin- tendent of roads, in the improvement of the Blackberry road. The motion was secendea by Commissioner Passard and carried by a unanimous vote. Commissioner Passard moved that the sunt of $100.00 be appropriated from the county r and bridge tund to be expended under the direction of Alex Cook in the construc- tion of the Splithand Luke road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by a unanimous vote. The register of deeds presented a petition signed by the members of the bar of Itasca county requesting the board to authorized the register of deeds to prepare new trans- eripts of instruments recorded inCrow Wing vounty affecting lands in [tasca county. After considerable discussion of the matter Conimissioner Passard moved that the regis- ter of deed be authorized to make such trans-| yy w, oripts and that he be allowed as compensa- tion therefor 8cents per folio. The motion was seconded by Commissioner hing and declared carried. ee: Several members of the Agricuitural Associ- ation were present and requested the board tomake an appropriation for the improve- ir grounds and for the erection of buil thereon. After considerable dis- cussion Mr. A. J. McGuire agreed to furnish’ specifications and estimates for the construc- tion of a main building and stock sheds. and the matter was then laid over to 8 p. m. Commissioner Tone moved that the sum of $500.00 be appropriated from the county revenue fund to the county ‘icuttural Society, as proyided for in subdivision 8 of section 434, revised laws of 1905. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and earried by a unanimous vote, \ Commissioner Passard moved that the sum of $1500.00 be appropriated from the county roud and bridge fund to the village of Grand Rapids to aid in construction of culvert and till on Third street near court house, and the motiou was seconded by Commissioner Mul- lins and declared carried. Commissioner Passard moved that the hearing upon the petition for the establish ment of a highway beginning at the corner one-quarter mile south and on quarter mile east of the northwest corner of section 28, in township 55, range 26, and_run= ning south one-half mile, be continued to the next meeting to be held Ang. 29, 1907. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mul- lins and carried by a unavimous vote. ~ The following’ bid was received for the improvement of a highway, beginning at the school house atthe northeast corner of the se’, of nw44 of section 8, township 55, range, and running north to the right of way of the Great Northern feseigs oat .thence followin: said right of way to Weller's Spur. Bid o Wm. Smith, for cleae ing 25 cents per rod. for ditching $1.2 per for all necessary ry Si eukh ahd. for’ all necessary cprduroy “HEEEOTIV The minutes of thé last meeting were then andon motion made and carried we bids were presented for the that portion of the Vermillion | road, beginning at the quarter post between sections 22 and 27, township 55. range 27, und Eireuon ooabn three-quarters of a mile. Bid of Chris Boehn_ to construct said road for 5 a 00: Bid of Dave Goodell andJ. A, Van- utter to construct Said road for $3.00 per rod 91,00 extra for a pOraneoy, (per rod). Com- missioner Passard moved that the bid of Chris Boehn be accepted. The moticn was seeonded by Commissioner Mullins and carried. e Commissioner King moyed that all petitions for the establishment of highways and all apo ica isons for correction of assessment and ubatement of taxes be laid over until the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried unani- mously. It being the time amd place set for hearing upon applications fer liquor licenses as follows: D. J. McDonaid, at Coleraine; L A. Prettner, at Coleraine and Alex LaVaque, at Forest Minne lucation, in township 57, range 22, the same were taken under consider- ation. There being no ovjections filed or offered againts the granting of licenses to any of said applicants, Commissioner Tone moved that all of said applications be approved and licenses issued. ‘fhe motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by a unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a highway, beginning at the quarter post in the center of section 27, towaship 53, range 24, and running thence north on quarter line to the state road, the same was taken under consideration. The committee to examine the pro; location of said road filed their report in which they recommended that the prayer ot the petitioners be granted. There being no objections filed or offered against the grant- ing of said petitions, Commissioner King moved that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that said Highway: be hereby. ordered established according ‘to the com- mittee’s report. The motion was’ seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried bya unanimous vote. The bond of the clerk of the probate court with Katherine J. Huson as principal and Wm. Hoolihun and Fred W. Fish as sureties, in the sum of #500.00, was on motion duly made and carried; approved. Mr. A. J. McGuire then presented plans and svecifications fora main building and stock shed to be erected on the county fair grounds for agricultural fair purps . Commissioner Tone moved that the and specifications as prepared by Mr. McGuire be filed in the county auditor’s office and that the county auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for furnisising material for.and for construction of said buildings, according to said plans and specifications; that said bids be opened on Saturday, September 14, 1907, The motion onded by Commissioner Passard and ied by a unanimous vote. On motion of Commission by Commissioner Tone iven a contract to repair a lac er road west o¢ ordered paid R.A. Baily, j i Geo. D. Barnard & Co, deed recor Geo D Barnard & Co. tificates Geo D Barn 0, 1907 session laws. Geo. D. Barnard & Co., blades for pencil sharpner. ; 2 Hattie F Booth, postage and exp: Theo Betts, ice for district court é Geo Cottingham, Jr work on road surveys Me J Ella M Campbell, typewriting. Ed Carrothers, work on road survey.. Levi Cochran, work on King road Chas Coolen, work on King road Pat Dufficy, work on Hill City road.... Free Press Printing Co. books and blanks . aS: pee Andrew Forrsi, work on read survey... W &LECurley, supplies for supt, of road: . HS Huson, justice fee: Chas Harris, work on road survey. Frank Hermes, labor on fenee at poor Sa 2 of SRKSuB SR SFSsss @ 88h S$ & Sst arm yas JC Hermes. labor on fence at- poor farm . Ager ie J C Hermes, board of paupers. Pat Hoolihan, meals for jurors and court officers. John Hamalainen, supplies furnished Anna Martin... ... . a S P Hegdah! work on Hill City road 19 00 S P Hegdahl, work on Hill City road 40 00 Henry Hegdahl, work on Hill City at s 132 50 road.. & - 950 Henry Hughes & Co, supplies for court house and ja fe Wm Hoolihan, sheriff's fees in district court. SRS é Wm Hoolihan, sheriff's fees in justice court. eeteee © 118 30 Wm. Hoolihan, summoning special venire.. cipvaseeoe - 29900 Wm Hoolihan, board of prisoners (July)... soe 175 26 Wm Hooliban. amounts paid to deputy sherifis at Nashwauk on account of strikt sleeee + eevee 154400 Wm Hooliban, transportation of depu- ties age 67 13 Victor Juala, work on road survey 259 Fred Johnson, work on King rotd. . 8270 Geo F Kremer, burial of Swan Magnes 25 00 Geo ¥ Kremer, inyalid’s chair for poor ‘arm 23 00 CO M King, mileage attending session of boar pat SRE RS 40 Thos Kerr, livery hired by commis- sioners. ee 200 August Look, attending Mississippi bridge ..... on . 6 15 A L LaFreniere, bill head for clerk of court... : 2 00 JJ Lippincott, justice fees. 7 00 W E Martin, superintendent of road 190 00 Mesaba Tel Co. Phone services. 86 73, Miller-Davis P Co. blank: ease 140 WE Meyers. livery hired by commis sioners .. . . - 30 Mike McGann, work on road survey. 27 50 EJ McGowan, recording and stamps 55 Charlie McCormick, work on Hill City road + . 00 JF McCormick, work on Hill City MG To! f John Nuaraia. work on road Snrvey 50 Jos mates work on King roa 4 80 John W, Oaks, work on road survey 00 W M Oliver. work on road survey...... 50 Pioneer Press Co, records & stationery supplies a . 00 John Peterson, work oa King road. 50 WI& a D Powers, hardware for road work... 5 WJI&HD e! ard ware for cou! house . W J & HD Powers, hardwa: farm... 3 <a Lon Powell, mess in justice Thos Russell, coroner's fees. . Ben Rahier, Assistant assesso1 Jos Rahier. work on King‘road » & SS rwedeaSSS¥u8 ~ o EE Nuno ¥ FH & C Swanson, work on Bovey roa Margaret Tuohy. typewritting Village of Grand Rapids. light: of July. ‘ood. SA SSsszsasizs |. We : The following bills were laid to the next meeting for further consideration: CJ Franei, justice fees 3 3 Geo Blazing, Drug: 34 Wm Hoolihan, On mot; then adjourned to Aug. 29, 1907 "BRIEN, Chairman Board of County Commissioners. Attest: ib: M, A, SPANG. Coulty Auditor. (Seal) A FREE “PIKE.” No Giikeiek Ga the Minnesota State Fair Sideshow Entrance. The Pike has become a regular fea- ture of the Minnesota State Fair and this year the “sideshow” department will be greatly improved. All the shows will be ina section by them- selves but they will be more than ever under the supervision of the fair management and will be of better quality. No special admission will be charged to the Pike, buteach show will have its own admission price as heretofore, The fair opens this year on Monday, Sept. 2, and continues six Dan Patch will again attempt, ‘ te cna in : e EF PARE ~ ‘McHIBBEN CAP Dark brown strpied and dark gray checked chiviots in Knick- erbockers, wool serge in double breasted two-piece. Sizes 10 to 16 at....... : AT ‘NEW ARRIVALS IN Boys’ School Togs THE PIONEER and dark blue, all $7.50 Pretty, dark gray vatunna, with an invisible plaid of brown and black, and a very dark gray clay worsted Knicker- bocker. Sizes 10 to 14, at....... $6.50 Red School House Shoes breasted in dark gray and black. McMillan’s all wool double All sizes at $5.50 and For the Jittle folks an exception- ally blayse, knickerbocker and two and three-piece. $5.00 | Sizes to 11. From $2.50 to.... ..... strong line in Russian Many Others at $2.50 to $5.00 Bring your boy to “The Pioneer” and dress him JOHN BECKFELT, Prop, DP el al rot orp LL A Sewer Resolution 1 | Whereas, the village council of Grand Rap- | ids, Minnesota, did, on the 12th day of June, 1906, pass and adopt a resolution as foliows, and did cause the same to be served as pro- vided by law, viz: Resolved, that a sewer shall be constructed in upon and along Houghton avenue and Seventh street in said village, Deklnning at the center of the inter-section of Duluth avenue 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 center: dt Fifth street therein there con- necting with the sewer now located in said Houghton avenue. The sewer pipe, used in the construction of said sewer shall be of the following diameter. viz: Eight inches from its beginning to the center of DeLaittre ayenue and ten inches from that point to the ponbe ere polit with the Houghton avenue sewer at Fifth street; and shall be of the kind and quality used in the sewere now lo- cated in said Hougnton avenue. and said sewer shall be constructed and laid at the roper depth therefor, as shown by the pro- le thereof now on filein the office of the village recorder of said village, and_accord- ing to tke specifications therefor on file with said village recorder; all work thereon shall be done ina good, sufficient and workman- like manner, under the supervision of the superintendent of water and light plants, and the material therefor and tne labor thereon shall be such as shall be satisfactory to said superintendent ; and said sewer shall be completed onthe 3ist day of July, 1908. The names of the owners of the property fronting upop said sewer, asshown by the records in the office of the register of deeds of Itasca county, Minnesota, are hereinafter 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, running thence south in and along the center of said Sleeper ayenue to the center of Fourth street therem, thence westin and along the center of said Fourth street to the center of Kindred avenue therein, and there connect with the sewer now locatedin said Kindred avenue. The sewer pipe used in the construction of said sewer shall be of the kind and quailty now used in the sewers of said vil nd shall be of the following diameter, $ om the beginning thereof to the man-hole in Fifth street, elght (3) inches; from the man-hole in th street to the man-hole in Fourth street, ten (10) om the man-hole in Fourth street at Sleeper avenue to the man-hole in Leland avenue at Fourth street, twelve (12) STYLE, QUALITY, PRICE i. E. GRAFFAM REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE —_ Those are the three important factors to be taken into consideration in making your dress goods selections. Comparison will prove to your entire satisfaction that the style and quality is here and our ability to give you more for the same money our prices will show. Latest Seasonable Dress Fabrics to: Make Your Choice From. = § Cc. H. MARR, - Minnesota. ee en ee GEO. BO This insures the utmost cleanli Forsale everywhere. Call for SSeS S5oSoqeqeq H hie q ; “BOOTH S CIGARS” teputation ait over Northern OTH, Manufacturerof Fine Cigars GRAND RAPID, WINN SeesesesesorR” Minnesota. They are made of the finest selected. stock by experienced workmen in Mr Booth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. ness and care in manufacture. them. [eS mes SS Se re NEW DAM TO BE BUILT NOW Work on the new Sanday Lake dam will be’commenced September first. This is the new government dam which will be constructed of concrete and will take the place of the old wooden one nowin use. An appro- priation was made for the work at the last session of congress and con- siderable surprise was aroused wheo the announcement was made that the dam would be constructed without locks, as the steamer Irene that plies the river from Aitkin to Grand Rapids does a good deal of business at Sanday Lake and finds it necessary to run into the lake. Congressman Bede promised to look after this feature but it is not definitely known what the plans are. ‘The first consignment of materiai has arrived in Aitkin and will go up river on Irene ov the next trip. The material is consigned to Capt. Schultz but as he is succeeded by Maj. Shunk that official will no doubt have charge of the work. There will probably be a great deal of material shipped from this point.—Aitkin Age. PUT THE LID ON SPOONING The common couacil of Highmore, N.D., recently passed an ordinance which prohibits spoony couples of aa and female gender from flirting INITEC AITIOAN AI imprisunment. The ordinance provides that it ‘shall be unlawful for male and femaile persons to loiter on the steps of any |church, public building, doorway of any store for the purpose of visiting, eating candy or peanuts or the like, or in any street, alley or other obscure place, for the purpose of flirting in the evening time. Z It will be unlawful for perents or guardiaus or other persons having minors under their controle to Know- ingly permit any violation of this ordinance by such minors. Residence Must Bé Continuous. The government is putting a much stricker construction on the home- stead laws and one who commutes or proves up under the fourteen month provision mu@ reside on the land continuously for the full timesas will be noticed by a ‘ate rulling: In order to make a commutation proof the entryman must show an actual continuous residence on the land for at least fourteen months im- mediately preceding the date of the proof. ’ A homestead entryman by his elec- tion to commute assumes the burden of showing full compliance with the law in the matters of residence, im- provement and cultivation, and the proof will not be accepted by the land department unless it shows the sub- stantially continuous presence of the claimant upon the land for the re- FIDELITY, JUDICIAL, EXCISE, CONTRACT, and in fact all kinds of Bonds issued. Notary Public Office opposite Post Office. Over Finnigan’s inches id from, the last name man-hele to the end of said sewer, fifteen inches: and said sewer shall be const d and laid at the proper depth therefor as shown by the profile thereof now on file in the office of the village recorder of said village and according to the specif ions therefor on file in the office of said villa recorder; on shallbe done in a good, s workmanlike manner, under pervision of the superintendant of water and light lants aud the material therefore and the aber thereon shall be such as shall be sati factory to said superintendent; and sa libe completed on the 3lst day of July. 1906. The names of the owners of the property fronting upon said sewer, as shown by the reccrds in the office of the register of deeds cf [tasca county. Minnesota, are herein, after stated under the caption “Fourth street and Sleeper avenue Sewer.” Resolved, that a sewer shall be coastracted in. upon and along Leland avenue in said village. beginning at the inter-section of Seventh street with Leland avenue therein andin the center thereof. running thence south in and along the center of said Leland avenue to the center of Fourth street, and there connect with the sewer located in said Fourth street. The sewer pipe used in the construction of said sewer shall be of the kind and quality of that now in use in the sewers of said village. and the diameter following. viz: From the beginning cf said sewer to the mano-hole in Sixth street and Leland ave- nue, eight (8) inches; from said man-hole in Sixth street and Leland avenue to the sewer in Fourth street. ten (10) inches; and said pipe shall be laid at the proper depth there- for as shown by the profile «f said sewer now on file in the office of th said village. and in accor specifications therefor on file in the office of said recorder; all work thereon shall be done all work there- ficient and F-U-R-S I will pay $5.00 apiece for No. 1 Mink, other Fur according. Timber Wolves $5.00 each. WM. WEITZEL, Grand Rapids, Minn A I ADE ADE ee Ae ee a ae ae ae ae ate ae ae aa aa 2 2 2 = 2 = = * = * & 4 = J & 2 = * * = * GOTO # 2 MILLER’S Ice Cream Parlors Q SS For the Best Dish of Ice Cream to be had in the city. For anything refreshing in the Soft Drinks line. For Fresh Fruits, Candies, Nuts. in bulk or box, For Foreign and vomestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc. IQ Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q g DDO OOO = ——— said sewer shall be of the dia Ce ar erg now located in said Kindred avenue and of in a good. sufficient and workmanlike man- ARE Ae ME ae ae ae ae a a a EM | Der, under the supervision of the superinten- dent of the water and light plants. and the material therefor and the labor thereon shall be such as shall be satisfactory to said super- intendent: and said sewer shall be completed on the 8ist day of July, 1906. The names of the owners ofthe property fronting upon said s¢wer, as shown by the recordsin the office of the register of deeds of Itasca county, Minnesota, 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 iu said village, extending the present sewer therein north one block from its present terminus, thatistosay: Beginning at a point where the center lin of Kindred avenue and Ninth street in said village intersect, ran- ning thence south to the north end of the said present sewer. between blocks twenty- nine and thirty, and touching, at its northern extremity, blocks nineteen and twenty, all in Kearney’s First Addition to Grand Rapids. ver pipe used in ihe construction of s eter of 10 inches and shall connect with the said sewer | dachaahadhecladlasiplashaledalcstededeslk 1 which such sewer is an extension and shail be of the same quality as that used in said Kindred avenue sewer, and shall be con- structed and laid at the’ proper depth there- | for as shown by the profile thereof now on file ? in the office of the village recorder of said vil- lage, and according to_ the specitications )| therefor on file in the office of said village recorder; all work thereon shall be donein a Q good sufficient and workmanlike manner, » under the supervision of the superintendent ¢? of water and light plants ahd the material therefor and the labor thereon shall be satis- (| factory to said superintendent; and said >> sewer Shall be completed on or before 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 Itcasea county, Minnesota, (Q)|are. hereinafter stated under the caption “Kindred avenue Sewer Extention.” Q)| Resolved, that in the construction of said several sewers, there shall be constructed in () | connection therewith and for the proper use © | thereof and the proper care and repair there- 3 of, atthe several street intersections, one man-hole and twocatch basins at each of said street intersections, viz; At the intersection WM. PERRINGTON BUYS AND SELLS LANDS IN ITASCA AND ADJOINING COUNTIES Mineral Pine and Farming Lands Parties located on Homestead and Timber and Stone Claims. Some of the Choicest Lands in the vicinity of Grand Rapids or con- venientto other, markets, under cultivation. for sale at Bargains WM. &22RINGTON Graud Rapids - Minnesota F. P. SHELDON. P.J. SHEL OW. President. Vice-Pres.ient “O. FE. AIKEN, Cashier. -First National Bank, HLIIDILICATE FYDRDOCIIRE of Seventh street with Howes avenue. Duluth avenue. Barrows avenue, Clough avenue, DeLaittre avenue, and Houghton avenue; at the intersection of Houghton avenue with Sixth street and with vite Street; at the intersection of Fourth street with Leland avenue at the intersection of Sleeper avenue with Sixth street. Fifth street and Fourth Street; at the intersection of Leland avenue with Seventh street, Sixth street, and Fifth street; at the inderseotion hf Kindred avenue with Eighth street and Ninth street. All said manholes shall a eee at the points where the centers of said several streets intersect, and said catch-basins shall be placed at op- Postte diagonal corners of said intersectin, streets, one on the northeast corner thereot rnd one on the southwest coruer thereof, and such man-holes and catch-basins shail be constructed in accordance with the specifica- tions therefor on file in the office of the vil- lage revorder atoresald. esolved, that due notice of this resolut: be served upon the owners of all poke fronting upon said several sewers as provided by Chapter 167 of the General Laws of Minne- sota for 1901. 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 resolution. the Said profiles and specifications hereinbefore mentioned are particularly referred to and included in the same as a part thereof. The names of the owners of all lots, parts of lots and parcels of ground fronting the street or streets and avenues where such sewer is to be construcfed are as follows: HovGuton ANENUE AND SEVEN NTH : al StReer Grand Rapids First Division, Block Owner Mary Seeley Mary Seeley Arthur Seamans Arthur Seamans Levi J Turpenning Levi J Turpenning Ralph Byrnes Ralph Byrans OBSeamans O B Seamans BR M Patiersoh & M Patterson Geo F Myers Goo F Myers Geo F Myers Geo F Myers John Weibler joke Wei ry ler John We Lot Domo CCIE 2