Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 16, 1908, Page 5

Published Every Wednesday By E. C. KILEY. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE Pnowarrwtio _ BSSksssS On motion the council adjourned. W. 0. YANOEY, Recorder. BWntered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid 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 Village of Holman. & Official Paper of U.S. Dis- trict Court in Bankruptcy Proceedings. Designated by State and National Officials 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. Network of Canals in China. empire is simply incalculable. gable The canals.are famous, but the em of China is far more mar- velous and its value to the enormous No ountry in the world has more navi- rivers and canals than China. network of water ways, natural and artificial, so covers the empire that Imost as many people live upon the water as the land. on cana The great that wonder of the world, runs aorth and south from Canton to the xtremity of the empire, and by this oute the wares of all nations are car- ied to Peking, a distance of 825 miles. This canal is fifty feet wide. It pass- es through or near forty-one large cities; it has seventy-five large sluices to keep up the water and is spanned by thousands of bridges. Arguing for a Deduction. In Mrs. Lapham’s family circle her powers of reasoning were accounted most remarkable and convincing. Out: side the family her ability to convince was not so marked. “See here,” she said, without releas-| be ing the ten-cent piece for which the conductor of the trolley car had gone to her side, “I’ve only brought Willie with me. his fare. I've left Myra, that’s fou and Neddy, that’s two, at home. you wouldn’t them, would you?” “No, madam,” “Your fare, please. “Well, they’d have taken one seat, He's eight, so I’ve got to pay r, Now have charged me for said the conductor persisted Mrs. Lapham, still retaining her hold on couldn’t have held ’em both. the ten-cent piece. “1 I thought of bringing them, only ’twas too far Now, why can’t you take off something from Willie, under the circumstances?” In Coils of a Python. Mr. Conklin, walking in thick grass r the Marico river, Bechuanaland, thrown to the ground by a four- 1-foot python, which coiled around his legs and then tried to drag him to a tree near by so that, by coiling its tail roMAd the trunk, it might pro- ceed to crush him to death. When within two yards of the tree Conklin got a hand free and shot the snake, which was so heavy that ft Mr needed three men to lift it. Indianian’s Epitaph. Proud of his who died to-day, rved upon his tombston at he was a Prohibitionist. membrance was the desire of a life's conviction and steeming it an honor to any man, W. E eventy-two years of age, asked e This life- and he often spoke of it to ac- quaintances. He ha+ ged in this county over fifty years. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL Village of Grand Rapids, Minn. GRANE Raprps, Minn., Dec. 7, 1908. fore it by re: tain sidewalks. Bossard and Recorder Yancey. A meeting of the village council was held suant to resolution of Oct. 23, 1908, for ‘ing of any protests that might come be- on of the construction of cer- nere were present, Trustees Leroux and On motion made and carried, Keo Leroux was appointed President pro tem. tings Were dispensed with. eports of the villa Huson were read and to be placed on file. On motion liquor lizenses were granted Cal Gilmaa and Qua being the time set for hearing of same. On motion mad adopted levyin: nd 1908. A number of cit On ion the reading of minutes of previons ge treasurer and Justice approved, and ordered to ‘kenbush & Pearson, this d carried, a resolution assessments for benefits uction of sidewalks during izens appeared before the council and protested against the proposed increase in telephone rates. A written opin- ,on of the village attorney was presented and read the nd after some discussion of the matter ¢ attorney Was instructed to draw an ordinance to restrict any increase in the telephone rates. On motion the following bills were allowed and the recorder instructed to draw warrants in payment of same: M. A. Hanna Coal Co., coal $273 King Lumber Co., lumber. . 1 City Lumber Yard, lumber 2 c. %. Forrest, draying... R W. Martinson, street work. 9 H S. Huson, justice fees. 8 P. Hane, one day.... 2 G.N, Ry. Co., freight 43. CEA insurance 55 Kremer & King, insurance. 55 B Seeesesse PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS| TOWNSHIP OF GRAND RAPIDS OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK, Township of Grand Rapids, Itusca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids. Minn., Dec. 5, 1908. Pursuant to adjournment a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the tomnekip, of Grand Rapids. Itusea county, Minn.. was held at the town hall in the village ofGrand Rap- ids, Minn.. the 5th day of December, 1908, at 7:30 o’clock p. m. Present: Supervisors Hache Ewan, Chairman McDonald an Mahon. ‘ ‘The minutes of meetings of Nov. 9th and 14th were read and approved. Supervisor McEwan presented the foflow- iog resolution and moved its adoption: “Whereas, the delinquent road and bridge fund is overdrawn 12 cents. and “Whereas, there is a balance in the general revenue fund of $151.43, in the road and bridge fund of $7.14. in the poor fund of $4.34, in the bonds and interest fund of $253.55. and in the special delinquent road fund of $53.40,in all balances of .36, and “Whereas, there is not sufficient money in any of the above named funds to pay the registered warrants outstanding against any one of the above named funds in rotation as they were registered, and “Whereas, there is due and parable the sum of $325.00 interest on outstanding bonds, due and payable Dec. 10, 1908, and “Whereas, the treasurer has recently re- deemed orders Nos. 249 und 389, amounting to $219.22. and the treasurer failed to pay the accumulated interest of $10.21 upon said or- ders so redeemed, and “Whereas, it is for the best interests of the township that said items of interest be paid at once when due. and that the said,balances in said funds be converted into a fAnd that will allow said interest items and otHer claims to be paid. “Now therefore, be it and it is hereby re- solved and declared that there be transferred and Mc- Clerk Mc- The following bills for labor and_material on sundry roads were audited and allowed and warrants ordered issued in paymens of same, viz: W F Eulton. repairs to State road srring of 1908. .$ 500 A Gurling. brick, stone and material fer Bovey road ed Leiberman Bros, assignees of Geo Rit- ter. for % day on roads. Thos Rong. 10 days lal Geo Ri bla hit A Johnson, 2 days labor on Bovey road. Knute Benson, 1 day’s labor on Bovey road. | Wm Mason. Bovey road JS Gole, coal for town ha |. M Ponti, rent ball primary election and supplies .°. John McDona tion halls. duy man and team’ on for elec- cinet Ni igre I Ethridge, constable at election cinct No, 3. ec-te.ee 990 W. Fuller appeared before the board and made claim for damages by reason of injuries received while handling dynamite for town- ship.. After a diseussion a proposition of Mr. Fuller to release the township from all claims for damages and to perform certain work at culvert near Lofberg’s cement works, it was voted that said Fuller be allowed what wood had been cleared from the right of way on the Bovey road, but no saw logs should be tuken., Fuller to execute and file with the town clerk a release of all claims for damages sustained by him as aforesaid. * ‘The bills of the King Lumber Co. und A. C. Blowers were laid over until aext meeting. Supervisor McEwan presented the follow: ing resolution and moved its adoption. viz: “Whereas, the township has a large number of orders and warrants outstanding, and the treasury is depleted; “Now therefore, be it reeolved, that it is to the best interests of the township that the outstanding indebtedness of the town of Grand Rapids be refunded and that the bonds be issued to refund said indebtedness, and “Further, that the question of refunding said indebtedness and of using bonds so to liquidaie the outstanding debts of the town- ship, be submitted to the voters of the town. ship at the spring election of 1909.” The motion to adopt the resolution was duly seconded and carried by a unanimous vote. . + pre- RSaok= Seow RBSSR ssssss Upon motion an adjournment was taken until Dec, 5th, 1908, at 7:30 o’clock p. m. JOHN McDONALD. Attest: Chairman. Jos, H. McManon, from the poor fund to the delinquent road and bridge fund the sum of 12 cents to cover ea overdraft in said last mentioned fund, an “Further, that the balances remaining in all the funds heretofore recited. afcer deducting the said sum of 12 cents hereinbefore trans- ferred. be and the said balances are hereb: transferred toa contingent fund, the whic! last named fund is hereby created and author- ized to be created by the town clerk and treasurer upon their records, and said town clerk and treasurer are hereby directed to cause such transfers to. be made, and “Further, the said town cierk is directed to issue warrants aetna said contingent fund as may. be hereafter directed by the board and the treasurer 1s directed to pay out of said contingent fund such warrants as may issued against the moneys ying and being in said contingent fund so created.” Supervisor Hachey seconded the motion to adopt said resolution and upon a call Supervisors Hachey and McEwan and Chair- man McDonald voted “aye”. There being no “nays” Chairman McDonald declared the resolution carried and directed the town clerk to notify the town treasurer of its adoption. Upon motion of Supervisor McEwan. sec- onded by Supervisor McDonald, the clerk was directed to issue a warrant for $325.00 on the contingent fund in favor of the First State Bank of Grand Rapids, Minn., to pay the interest due upon outstanding bonds. which said interest becomes due Dec. 10, 1908 also to issue warrants upon said contingent fund in favor ot John McDonald for $20.00, for salary as supervisor to Dec. 31, 1908; to Hugh McEwan for $20.00. for salary ~ supervisor to Dec. 31, 1908; to Edward’ Hac! for $20.90, for salary as supervisor to Dec. 31, 1908; to Jos. H. McMahon for $20.00, for salary as clerk to Dec. 31, 1908; to The First National Bank of Grand Rapids, Minn.. for $10.21 interest on orders No. 249 and No. 389 redeemed. Upon a yote being taken the moticn pre- vailed by a unanimous vote, The following bills were presented, and up- on motion duly seconded and carried by a unanimous vote, were allowed and warrants Town Clerk, OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK. Township of Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., Nov. 7, 1908. Pursuant to adjournment a meeting of the ‘Town Board of the township of Grand Rap- ids, Minn., was held at the town hall in the village of Grand Rapids, Minn.. the 7th day of November, 1908, at 8 o’clock p, m. Present. Chairman McDonald, Trustees Hachey and McEwan and Clerk McMahon. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried. an adjournment was taken until Nov. 9th, 1908, at 8 o'clock p. m. JOHN McDONALD. Attest: Chairman. Jos. H. McManon, ‘Town Clerk. OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK, Township of Grand Rapids. Itasca County, Minnesota: Grand Rapids, Minn., Nov. 9, 1908. Pursuant to adjournment the Town Board of the township of Grand Rapids, Minn., con- vened the 9th day of November, 1908, at 8 o'clock g. m. Present. Chairman McDonald, Trustees Hachey and McEwan and Clerk McMahon. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.) The following bilis for labor on the Zan- niger road were presented and allowed, viz: Ed McCarthy, 1 day’s labo: C L Hagen, | day’s labor... James McHugh, 6% days labor. Oscar Hull, 4% days labor... Otto Swanson, 4% days labor. Ralph Lothrop, 3 days labor. ordered drawn upon the contingent fund to pay same: Walter S Booth Sons, record for justice.$ 3 45 AG Roecker. clerk of general election, precinct No 2. + Henry Richarts, id at hall. 5 00 Lieberm: cashed 37 08 Thos Keos, team hire for supervisors inspecting roads. ..... Steer The following bills were presented and up- on motion duly seconded, und carried by a unanimous vote, were allowed and warrants ordered issued in payment of same, yiz: LJ Dorenkemper. disconnt on 4 orders cashed. sees EE 8 642 First Nat al Bank of Coleraine, as- signees. discount on 24 orders cashed. 23 85 HM Olson. assignee Nels Hennensman, for 6 days labor on Bovey road........ 12 00 AC Blowers, 94 days man and team on ery, road... 46 25 Alfi Ranger, niger road, man and team.. 500 Ww i Fulton. 4% days man and team state road. .. 22 50 Henry Hughes & No. 258 cashed 1b Henry Hughes & orders cashed . one 3 35 Henry Hughes & Co, supplies for roads 3 46 meaty, Hughes & Co, supplies for elec- Seniesa see King Lumber Co. hall... ...... veee+- 182 06 King Lumber Co,culvert pipe for Bovey » & Zanniger road.. tee ee «+ 205 41 Kise Lumber Co, lumber for_repairs to a wore 15 60 John § Lofberg. Bovey road culverts. 3 95 Treasurer Connell made report which was accepted and ordered filed. Upon motion the mogting. adjourned until the regular meeting in Jandary, 1909. + JOHN McDONALD, Attest: Chairman, Jos. H. McManon, Town Clerk. OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK, Townshsp of Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., Nov. 14, 1908, Pursuant to adjournment a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the township of Grand Rupids, }tasca county, Minn... was held at the town hall in the village of Grand Rapids on Nov. 14, 1908, at 8 o'clock p. m. Present, Supervisors Hachey and McEwan, Chairman McDonald and Clerk MeMahon. The reading of the minutes of last meeting was dispensed with. < The following bills for labor and material on Zanniger road were presented and war- rants were ordered issued on the road and bridge fund in payment of same, viz Victor Rivette, Andrew Lock and Her-- man Lane for ditching as per station work.. + $185 50 Andrew Lack, 23-10 das labor, 4 60 Herman Lane. 23-10 days labor. 460 Victor Rivette, 23-10 days labor. Gust Larson, 3% days laboi Gust Larson, bala d ing station work. Alfred Anderson, é Alfred Anderson. 3% da: Andrew Legard, 3 days labor. : Wm Conners, 3 days man and team. Frank Harris 44-10 nays man and team AA 4% days man and team. Frank Harris. 4 labor Thos Ring, 6 days Frauk Jonnsop, 4 days labor Ge Benese, 6 days labor. man and 4 6 50. Ole Johnson, 3 days labor Ed McCarthy. 3 days labor John Sullivan, 2 days labor. Gust Olson, 34 days Tabor. Ralpn Lothrop, 6 days labor. Alfred Anderson, part payment account ditching . Gust Larson, ditching... Victor Rivett Bosaanacacee! & SSSSSSSSssscsssssses S S¥Sssessssss part payment account & Ralph Lothrup, 6 Ed McCarthy. 1 day labor . John Laveone. 8 days labor . Jens Furas, 6% days labor.. Alfred Anderson. 34 days labor Ole Johnson, 1 day labor............- Ole Johnson, 1 station of ditch work. Louis Freed, 9% days labor ... Christ Olson, I station of ditch wor! Chas Olson, 3% days labor. Oscar Hull, 5 days labor. Andrew Leigard, 4 days | Andrew Leigard, 414 Martin Rice, 7 days labor. . Emil Johnson, 8 days labor. Axel Nygard, 5 days labor.. m roy RmonSumdanawarwk won ee Each of the above claims being assigned _ to Leiberman Bros., upon motion, duly seconded and carried, a warrant for $300.00 was ordered issued to iberman Bros. ntti | above claims, said warrant being order issued on the county appropriation fund. The following claims for labor on the Zan- niger road were presented: Jobn Rush. 3 2-10 days labor Herman Lane. 3 days labor .. Wm Fuller, 6% days labor as Herman Andrew Lengard, 45s days Ole Johnson. 24 days labor.. Total...... Each of said claims pane assigned to Lei- berman Bros., upon motion duly seconded and carried, a warrant for 362.15 was ordered issued on the delinquent fund in favor of Leiberman Bros. to pay said claims The following claims for labor on the Bove; Grand Rapids road and Huntley were pre sented: Ed McCarthy, 5 days labor 5 P M Fideledy, 22 hours m: we B_H Geilebrock, 1 2-10 days iabor bricklayer .. - Ed Geliebrock. 17-10 days labor. Frank Harris. 5 3-10 days man and team © L Hagen. % days work.... a a3 Fred Ingersoll. 34 days work. engineer Carl Ressmussen, 4 days labor . : A Johnson, 7-10 days labor A Johnson, 4 3-10 days labor Ed Beckman, 2% CN labor. Jos McHugh, 5 days labor K Benstad. 5 days labor. Frank Harris, 6 days m: oS Bu Bee BSS5urxrno01 J hn Johnson, 2 days labor . 4 Horace Carninan, 4 do » CJ Loming. 23. i Frank Harris, 6 12 Sam Hill. Bie 7 Frank Johnson, 6 B James McHugh 1 2 Chas Carlson, 6 2 Olof Nelson. 6 rd 57-10 ih 6 12 6 12 6 12 6 1 1 2 2 4 6 12 6 R 2 2 2 4 6 BR 5 10 5% u § R 2 a Nels Hennisman. oRNoBonws Saco 00 00 cy 00 00 oo 0 00 00 2 Nels Hernisman, 48-10 60 Nels Hennisman, 7-10 do 140 Knute Bensted, du 400 M Wood, 7-10 do 140 M Wood, 43-10 do 8 60 Fred Klinkie, 4310 do 8 60 Fred Klinkie, 7-10 do 140 C1 Hagen, 2810 do 5 60 Frank Harris. © 7-10 do 1 49 CL Hagen. 7-10 do 140 Hans Anderson, 4 do 8 00 Frank Harris, 5340 do 10 60 Frank Johnson, 6 do 12 09 Frank Johnson, 7-10 do 140 Frank Johnson, 43-10 do 8 60 Wm Fuller, 1% do 3 50 Hans Anderson, 3 do 6 00 Fred Klinkie, | 3 do 6 00 Fred Klinkie, 4 do + $00 Fred Ingersoll, 3 days man and team 15 00 Fred Ingersoll, 3days man and team 15 00 Frank Harris, 3 days labor 6 00 Frank Harris, 3 days laboi 6 00 M Wood, 3 days labor... 6 00 M Wood, 3 days labor. 6 00 Joe Hunzilie, 3 6 00 Joe Hunzilie, 140 Joe Hunzi' 2 500 Joe Hunzilie. 3 8-10 days labor. 7 60 A Johnson, 3% days labor ... . + 700 Andrew Edstrom. 3days man and team 15 00 Carl Rassmussen. 2 days labor. 400 Carl Rassmussen, 2 days labor 400 19. J Johnson, 34 days man and team Jamds Johnson. 7% days man and James Johnson, 4's @ays team GIN os can ae nae parted .-8746 60 _Each of the above cldlms being duly as- signed to Leiberman Bros., upon motion duly seconded and carried, a warrant was ordered issued on the special _delinquent road fund for 8746.60 in favor of Leiberman Bros. in pay- ment of said claim. The following bills for labor on Grand Rap- ids-Bovey road were presented and upon mo- tion were allowed and warrants ordered is- sued on the delinquent road fuud to pay same, viz: Wm Conners, 284 days man and team. .8142 50 Frank Bowden, 108-10 days man and eaM 0... 54 00 8 00 Carl Rassm| ddays labor Emil Litchkie. assignee of Andrew Ed- strom, 5% days man and team 27 50 Joe Huzelie. 7 days labor. 2 1400 Itasca Mer Co, assignees of C L Hagen, Gdays 1abor.... cee eeeeeeeee cee 12.00 Itasca Mer Co, sapplies for road work.. 16 88 The following bills for labor and material for Zanniger road were audited and allowed and warrants ordered issued on the road and bridge fund to pay same, viz; Thos Kerr, 1 day man and team A A Reid, 3 days man and team. Frank Harris, 2 days man and team and 2 days seif.. Martin Rice, 5% d Alfred Ranger, 3days man Fred Klinkie. 5 days labor.... Martio Henricks, 2% days labor . Christ Grove, 2% days labor . Andrew Edstrom, 3 days man and team M Woods. 4 oa IF... J Jas McHugh, 4% days labor. Herman Martenson, 5 days labo Carl Rassmussen, 2 days Ralph Lothrop, 6 days labor. John O'Brien, 3 daygyoverseer. The following bills for labor and material on Bovey-Grand Rapids and other roads were presented and allowed and warrants ordered issued on the road and bridge fund to pay same: Tos Stevens: 132 days man and team, Re SomRasSake ar 883858888388 Ss 5S s AE A EE AE A ee ae EH Bovey roa 67 50 PC Warner. surveying 90) WJ& H D Powers. mate! 31 64 Henr; 50 98 Fran! 800 road ... oe - 160 First State Bank, assignee Frank Har- ris, 5 days man and team, Bovey road 30 00 A M Fideldy, 3 days breaking rock (ex- pert). 15.00 John A Brown, 7 days surveyin dry roads 35 00 Thos Kerr, 12 vey road. 60 00 Frank Harris, team, Bovey road . 53 50 M Wood, 2 days labor road - 400 Rass Rassmussen, 1% days labor, Bo- vey road. . 300 James McHugh, i days iabor, Bovey Toad ,..-...... ~~ 200 Andrew Edstrom. 3 days man and team Bovey road.. - a sesaee Christ Grove, 4 days labor, Bovey road. AA Reed, 252-10 days man and team, Boyey road. Frank Mvers, Bovey road. Itasca Paper George Riddell, airs mL Doble, assignee D Wagner, 3-4 day labor. Bovey road. as cA Buell, labor self and man an team, Laprairie road...... W A Anderson, labor on road. Jobn O’Brien, overseer’s wages ani pairs to tools. Wm Fariong, la and fixing bridge acksmithing and re- Pokegama w E Myers, tea inspecting roads.. o 600 The followiug bills were presented and al- lowed and warrants ordered issued on the revenue fund to pay same; y, judge of election, Beste A No, 3. ps IS Gole, soft coai for engine oe Jos McMahon, clerk's fees acc’t election Ttasca Mer Co, assignee of A Berg. 2 days fighting fire V L Blood, police officer at election, pre- cinet No, [. ape . PS Rowe, clerk of election. precinct No.1 Chas Mflaney. judge cinct No. t Vernon W cinct No. 1 B 6 Finnegan, meals. precinct No. 1 . W.Q Yost, clerk of election, precinct No2, and meal: * . Royal Neighbors, meals for election board. see eiertion ‘and es police officer at election, John O’Brien. cinct No Robt H Baile; cinct No.2 .. LW Huntiey, cinct No. 1, and fee: Wm Walk cinct No. CA Buell. clerk of electior No.3 < First State Bank, discount Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, @ warrant was orde! issued on revenue fund for 350.00 part payment of treasurer's salary in favor of James Connell, and treasurer instructed to pay same out of first funds tha’ came into his hands. A Supervisor Hachey introduced the follow- ing resolution and moved its adoption: “Resolved, that there be transferred from any moneys that may become due or may be paid into the delinquent road or into the road and bridge fund of the township from any source and ie thee th from the appro- priation from the county of Itasca of taxes collected for said township by said conte the sum of eight hundred dollars (3800.00) which amount shall be placed to the credit of tne “special delinquent road fund” and be used in paying such orders and warrants as shall be drawn upon said fund, and the cierk and treasurer shall and are hereby ordered to cause such transfer to be made and such special delinquent road fund to be so cred- ited with the moneys so transferred. Supervisor McEwan seconded the motion to adopt the resolution. and upon roll call. Supervisors Hachey and McEwan and Chair- ‘man McDonald voted “aye”. There being no “pays she sdontion of the lution wa: declared by the chairman. By a unanimous vote the oyerseer was in- structed to prc rirte all work by Nov. 13. 1908, and have all tools and machinery of the town- ship delivered at the town ball on the even- ing of said day. W. F. Fulton appeared before the board and reported that a culvert on the State road was in bad condition. 8 Ett tt tt tt Chairman MeDonald appointed Supervisors Hachey and McEwan as a committee to look after same wiih power to have the culvert put 1m repairs. ke Bee i mn motion the meetin; journed unt! Now ith, 1908, at 8 o'clock 4 m. “6 JOHN McDONALD, a Chairman. $9.50 TO $16.50 $9.50 I can self you the very best suit you ever owned at the price for will positively buy the best $16.5 Deneazse- Wome suit in town Extra Sizes BIG MEN’ ONSERWEAR—I can fit you, no mat- ter how big you are, LET ME SHOW VoY. JOHNSON’S FURNISHING GOODS STORE Second Street South Grand Rapids, Minn. jw (RS. RED & (0 Producers and Dealers in CED A POLES, POSTS and TIES} In Market at all Times for Cedar Ee ee a a ee ee ae a ae ee aaa ea vsfnheincincinatncaies~ IS YOUR HOME PROTECTED? With a Telepone in your home you can call the DOCTOR, POLICE OR FIRE DEPARTMENT. When in need of the services of either {SES A ee eA FE eae a a ee a ee : you can’t afford to wait. oo ; ns : ; 3) A Telephone Will Protect Your Home < For Information concerning rates cail Tel. No. 67. : : W. N. DALCOUR, Local Manager. 3 | SHRRSSHSSSAAK KKK KKK SHH S KS CHKHKKSTHS SH SARHSKHSSTSS ORS: caesar nati aichnc SHSKSCLHSEKSSSSS SSH ORHS AS eee Grand Rapids $5 D OWN Village Lots AND $5 PER MONTH. We have choice resideuce lots all over town and we are selling them on such easy terme that anybody can buy. %5 down and $5 per month is certainly easy. Come in and talk the matter over. A house and three lots for sale cheap. We also have some choice business lots on our lists. They are for sale on easy terms. 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