Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 1

Vou,. XVI—No, 2. _ THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM ALL DAY Granp Rapips, Irasca County, Mr All Arrangements Are Now Completed For Grand Celebration. COME TO GRAND RAPIDS THE FOURTH Morning Salute — Big Parade — Music by the Band — Oration by Hon. C. C. McCarthy — All Kinds OF Races. A cordial invitation is extended the:whole population of Itasca county to come to Grand Rapids next Saturday -to participate in the joyful celebration of our National holiday. The arrangements are per- fected to give everybody a good time and the various committees have all arrangements made to take care of all comers. Northeast Experiment Farm : OF THE University of Minnesota. TO THE FARMERS Grand Rapids, Minn., June 29th, 1908. You are invited to visit the Experiment Farm July 4th. If the ladies will bring baskets the farm will furnish lemonade and coffee and a picnic dinner will be served. Farmers living in town and farmers’ friends are also invited. As there will be a celebration in Grand Rapids | it is requested that the visit at the farm begin at 11 o’clock so that dinner may be served at 12 and a little program from 1 to 2:30 when adjournment will take place for the celebration in town. Very respectfully, A. J. McGUIRE, Supt. i nn sh bb had da addadahabahaneabaaheaanananaaaa as Dt Rah tht th he te th te tet te tn te te te teed tate hb dp to’ PAA CWCWURURUECETE WEUUEUUUUUUUEVEVUUUUETVUVOD The following program will be carried out with some added features: First Second Third Best Representative Float $25 Best Representative Character 3 Cutest Kid in the Parade....... 3 Special Prize by Hon. Judge Stanton for Cutest Baby as in Baby Carriage Decorated in Parade... County Auditor Spang, Alderman Hughes and Hon. ly being. by special request. the judges thereof. 7, T. Rielly, Candidate for Sheriff, for Best Looking Lady in the Parade ...........-.-..++.-045 PART A as 5 Ball Game—Grand Rapids vs. Deer River. Oration by Hon. C. C. McCarthy. RACES. Men’s foot race, 100 yds.. Men's foot race, 50 yds... Boys’ foot race, under 14 years.... .. Boys’ foot race, under‘l4 years, Kids’ race, under 8 years....... Girls race, under 14 years, 75 yds Boye’ potato race, under 14 years Girls’ potato race, 50 yds Wheel barrow race for men, 200 yds Three legged race for men, 100 yds... Boys’ three legged race, under 14 years Girls’ two legged race, under 14 years Fat men’s race, above 200 Ibs., 100 ydi Old men’s race, over 55 years, 50 yds. Sack race for boys, 25 yds. Men’s jumping standing jump. Men’s jumping running jump. Men’s jumping vaulting jump ... Boye’ running jump, under 14 years. Boys’ standing jump, under 14 years Trotting race (two out of three). ... Boys’ pony race, under 12 years. Girls’ pony race, under 12 years Bicycle race Tug of war of farmers of Grand Rapids and Cohasset ve. all comers. Prize...... 2.2... cece e ceecceeeee es Catching greased pig—winner gets the pig. Climbing greased pole—prize on top. Log rolling contest—prize $10.00. ~ my COONS RENN NNN WWW N NNW NNN 5 $15 2 2 (3 Pa bat at pt pak ek INNS INS Pat tba INS fd ft bt 3 $1 1 1 fat bet Bas CEMENT All Kinds of Cement Building Material 3 Fine Faces—Late Designs a & JOHN LOFBERG General Cement Contractor Cement Sidewalks and Tile Walks Contracted THE LOFBERG CEMENT WORKS, GRAND RAPIDS Peete ttt COCOCECECEEE BLOCKS PARDELL IS REARRESTED Released From Beltrami Jail Only to be Again Taken into Custody Marti, alias D. E. Pardell, alias D. W. Watson, and of several other names, was released from the Bel- trami county jail last Thursday after- poon and was immediately re-arrest- ed bv Deputy. Sheriff Harry who brought him to Grand Rapids. Marti, under the name of Pardell, bad just completed the serving of 60 days for jumping a board-bill in Be- midji and was wanted in Grand Rapids on the same charge. Deputy Sheriff Harry had warrants for his arrest, both under the name of Wat- son and of Marti. Marti is wanted also at International Falls and at the Hotel Lenox in Duluth on the same charge. It will probably be a long time before Marti gains his freedom again. Marti is the man who was around here abont two months ago with a fake time-table scheme, where- by a business man could have his ad- vertisement printed un a new time table by paying a few dollars. Played a Double Header. Baseball honors were evenly divided last Sunday between the Grand Rapids and Cloquet teams, each winning a game. Both were very close and in- teresting. The first game lasted 10 innings, and was won by thee local team by a score of 4to 3. Thesecond game was only a seven inning affair, and was won by the visitors by ascore of 4 to 3. The score by innings: First game: Grand Rapids 0000002101-4 Cloquet .... 000000003 0-3 Second game: Grand Rapids --1000200-3 Cloquet By The batteries for the Grand Rapids in the firist game were Pelotand Vin- ner, and in the second game Stafford and McKobige. Grand Rapids Firemen Winners. ‘The firemen from Grand Rapids at the Park Rapids tournament were pretty much the whole thing and captured seven first prizes out of a total of ten and otherwise dis- tinguished themselves as hustlers. In the “wet test” thev came within three seconds of tieing the champion- ship record time ever made and it was a justly proud bunch of boys who re- turned home last Saturday. Their record stands first in best appearing company, laader climbing contest, hub and hub race, novelty hose race, coupling contest, combination hook and ladder and hose race, wet test, and third prize in the 100 yard foot race, Tax Apportionment. County Auditor Spang has just completed the apportionment of taxes collected from the Ist day of March, to the 29th day of May, 1908, inclusive, of which the following is a summary State revenue and school 35,072 95 County revenue..... 22,775 7) County road and bridg 13,016 54 County poor.. 6.278 23 County bonds. 8.030 79 County intere: 7,884 67 State loans to school d TOWDS.... «e000. e School district No. $118.36 4005 er FS oe Pret) = BOE Nu SSeS, BVSSHES BS kp sp Bsn, SESE Hest oS gassen 88k pids.. International Nashwauk Littlefork Penalty interest and cost, 1,977 12 ‘Total collected and apportioned $249,198 50 e 2 & 2S5 SEEM RESNSE SEL RSLABK ASRS ISSE RUE SEPSBABSSSRRUSTIZERESS Try a want ad. in the Herald-Re- view. z REPUBLICA SAONVENTO Delegates From All Portions of the County Were Present. NO GOVERNOR CANDIDATE ENDORSED Republicans Meet in Convention at City Hall and Elect Dele- gates. Peace and Har- mony Prevails. The Republican county convention convened last Thursday afternoon at the city hall with a large number of out of town delegates present. B.C. Finnegan was elected chairman, and ‘W.C. Yancey secretary. The chair- man appointed T. T. Riley, Nash- wauk, W. J. Stock, Coleraine, and H. R. King, Grand Rapids, a committee on credentials and E. J. Luther, H. S..Huson, Grand Rapids and E. H. Bither, Bovey, a committee on res- olutions. The committee reported the’ following delegates entitled to seats: Grand Rapids No. 1.—James Doran, Keo Lerue, E. J. McGowan, H. S. Huson, L. R. Root, Geo. Booth, E. A. Kremer, W. C. Yancey, E. J. Luther, William Dibbert. Grand Rapids No. 2.—John A. Brown, P. C. Warner, F. E. Reusswig, H. R. King. Bass Brook—George Becker, John Skelly, W. W. Fletcher, Keewatin—P. A. McEachin, E. F. Reemer. ‘Taconite—Dr. Cosgrove. P. J. Vole- sherk, L. R. Harlicher. McCormick—C. Collinge. iron Range No. 1—W. J. Stock, M. Pretner, Frank Provinski, J. C, Ao- dre, J, P. Raattama. Arbo—Herman Tracy. Nashwauk—T. T. Riley, L. W. Brice, J. L. Shellman. Big Fork—A. Stork The convention endorsed the ad- ministration of President Rosevelt, the Republican platform adopted at Chicago and the nomination of Wil- liam C. Taft and James S. Sherman. It also passed a complimentary res- olution favoring Heffelfinger for governer. The following list of delegates were chosen to represent Itasca county in the state convention at St. Paul to- day, and instructed them to vote as a unit: L. R. Harlacher, W. J. Stock, J. C. Greenway, M. Prettner, Archie McWii- liams, L: R. Root, H. R. King, D. M. Gunn, P.C. Warner, W. C. Yancey, James Doran, M. J. Taylor, E. F. Reemer. Thirteen alternates were also named. The delegation is entirely unin- structed but from the general tone of the convention it was evident that Jacobson men were largely in the majority. The convention wasa quiet one and the utmost harmony prevail- ed. For the Trophy. The gun club are in a little better form this week and the individual standing shows some changes: a: Shot At. Broke. Per Cent. Beckfelt...... 30 15 -500 Dibbert ...... 45 16 -666 McGowan 30 1 -700 Powers .. 30 21 aa Kremer 45 19 -688 Garris ........ 30 24 -800 Leroux. ...... 15 5 333 Yancey ....... 15 11 733 A large bunch of shooters and a more regular attendance would make these events somewhat more inter- esting. Two new shooters were out last Thursday but did not enter for the trophy. The Court House gang will hold their annual picnic at Pokegama lake Thursday, July 18th. Every depart- ment will be closed, including the court, Under severest penalty for fail- ure, and the officials, including the employees, wives, mothers, sweet- hearts, children and mothers-in-law, will go to Pokegama lake early in the morning and enjoy an old fashioned all day picnic. M. A. Spang, Ed. Mc- Gowan, I. D. Rassmussen and L. W. Huntley, committee on arrangements, will see that everything, including the weather, is just right. pss ald-Heview. NN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908. TASCA ERCANTILEPOMPA THEBIG DEPARTMENT |! STORE Two Dollars a Year. THE STORE OF QUALITY GRAND RAPIDS MINN. 1 a a ee ae i chachaclachaahaahashachaalaciaalaahadhadiaaladiasladhadlaslodladiaalesiadashadiaaieslesiashasiaslashadhasheslasaaleniedadisindadadiesiasiatedhsiasiashshasusadasesedadmesledadedadenaiedacbees dudeclacsclactadhslasladedadeaesloaoeasatdasdadadeeladaslastasladasesleseshesantosadenasenoslosaslaslasladudadusaslesesealesn IRE EE ae a ae ae a SACRSRSSE SEF ESS DEES SSSESSESESSEOESERESSS EXTRA SPECIALS IN Outing Goods For your trip to the lakes---Every- thing you need to make life easy. Palmer Hammocks Full line of Palmer high grade hammocks. Every feature of value in hammock construction is included in the Palmer make. They are noted for their excellence of materials used, strength of weave, beauty of design, etc. We consider this year’s line one of the best we have ever shown. Prices $1.50, $2.25, $3.50 to $7.00. Outing Hats Of every description for men, women and children. Straw hats, cloth hats, sun bonnets and sun shades. Hats that are light in weight and light in the price. Straw hats for men at $3.00, $2.50, $1.50, $1.00, 50c, 25c down to 10c. Sun shades for women at 15c, 20c and 25c. Have a Little Music on Your Porch A Victor or an Edison will provide it in a manner that cannot fail to please you. A musical treat at any time at little expense- Special Victor Combinations Our $52.10 Victor Combination—This combination con- sists of a Victor Junior gramophone, with exhibition sound box and six 8-inch records. Terms $4.00 cash and $1.00 a week. * Our $17.20 Victor Combination—This combination con- sists of a Victor Junior machine and twelve 10-inch records. Terms $5.00 cash and $4.00 a month. Our $24.20 Victor Combination—Consists of a Victor Machine Z, an excellent little machine and a good reproducer and one dozen 10-inch records. Terms $5.00 cash, $5.00 a month or $1.00 a week. New Records for the Edison Phonograph and Victor Talking Machines. Be ee ee ae ER bhaaditithnlahacadathdhchalaadbchcithachaatatadhchchthtiadacadadicedhthchadachdadiecheshetistndandediahdietitiedddidedetedietadiaiiadidedededaiill AE A ee eee a eR FETH CET AACEPKSKKTT SASS TRASK e ee ESSA: