Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 20, 1909, Page 2

& GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909. Grand Rapids a Deer River} between trains Thursday. County Attorney F. F, Price spent at Duluth on legal business. postmaster at Re- village on business V. Smith, is in the lay Thos. Murphy, of Swan River, was a ( 1d Rapids business visitor Sat- urday Miss Sadie McMahon, who has beer her parents, returned to Du- riday. Mrs. Milbach arrived here Thurs- day io visit at the home of her fath- er, O. B. Seamans. Attorney H. R. Stark was a visit- or between trains at Deer River on egal business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs H. G. Becker went Duluth Monday on a _ combined; business and pleasurer trip. Garnet Peterson, of the First Na- il bank, spent Saturday and Sun-} lay with friends! at Bemidji. Mrs. Wm. Mason, returned from Goodland Thursday where she has visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Q. been Yost. Mrs. Frank F. Price returned from Hudson, Wisconsin, Tuesday where she has been taking treatment at a health resort. J. N. Brown, the sign painter, has been very sick with pneumonia the past week. At this writing he is considerable better. Services will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church next Sun- day 2 10:3" a. m. and at 8 o’clock| p.m i. W. Gullstrom, Pastor. A large number went to Bemidji Saturday noon to attend the contest between the Grand Rapids and Be- midji’ High school teams. A general good time is assured to; all who attend the card party given} by the Royal Neighbors at K. P. hall Monday evening, November 1. W. Q. Yost, of Goodland, spent; Tuesday in the village. Mr. Yost is now engaged in the lumber and gen- eral mercantile business at Goodland. E. N. Remer departed for St. Paul Tuesday morning on business con-} nected with the extensive interests} of the Reishus-Remer Land com- pany. If you ‘want to “cut some ice” in this world do as Peary did—use Keen} ea a a ae ee ke a a a a ts ts ts se sate dentonteeetonteeteteetrette ehoedontoesoetoeteegonteeteete ALE TUM GUNTING The A.M. Johnson Stock On Second Street, Grand Rapids, Minnesota !hospital Saturday and consequently % | $| church Sunday. It is thought he will be out again the end of the week. For Sale at a Bargain—shares in a | concern doing business which will ;pay splendid dividends and double your money! within a year. Abso- |lutely safe, sound and legimate, vestigation solicited. For further particulars address Joseph Lobaske, | local representative, Bigfork, Minn. 4 = eaeoee v $ and Vicinity cutlery are for sale at Powers’ hard- ware store. County Surveyor John A. Brown} W. B. Kiley, who has been driving went to Bemidji Saturday and will| Grand Rapids speeders during the go out from there to do some sur-| Past season, veying in the northeast corner of phe ‘county. : : ° jduring the winter. W. B. is a skill- John ;Ryan and Miss _ Catherine | ry driver and has the reputation of Munkel, both of Deer River, were | being the best jockey in the north- united in marriage at the Methodist west. church parsonage by Dr. _ Briggs Friday} forenoon. Carl Mason, who is employed on the noted J. B. Streeter farm at Lari-; more, N. D., arrived in the village Thursday to visit at the home of his! brother, Wm. Mason. Tha Gem is living up to its reput- jation. The pictures are fresh and they are thrown on the screen very plainly. Messrs. Hagen & Comer are living up to their promises and the little playhouse is crowded each fevening. On Sunday evening many Co. closed a deal Saturday, where-!peing room for no more. by they disposed of the townsite of Remer to the Soo line. Remer is located on section 1, 121-46. Work is progressing very nicely on the cantata, Esther, the beautifur queen, which will be presented by The Royal Neighbors will give 4! the Choral society during January. card party at the K, P. hall on Mon-| yagame Daix-Despret, the directess, day evening, November 1, and all are has not yet assigned the parts there invited to attend. A general admis- being plenty of good material to sion of 15 cents will be charged. pick from. There are now about forty John Biladeau, proprietor of the I.| voices in the society and the list is X. L. cafe, returned from Blackduck/} growing larger. Thursday where he has been visit- ing his family. Mr. Biladeau also owns a restaurant at that place. The case of Ed. Erwin, who is charged with the illegal killing of a moose and whose trial was held John A. Johnson, who had an ankle) jast week, the jury disagreeing, is sprained about two weeks ago, is now’ being retried before Judge Huson by able to be around and attend to his ‘jury trial this (Wednesday) after- duties at Hillings Confectionery store |noon. Deputy Sheriff Hachey went but he still walks lightly on the in-| to Bigfork Tuesday and brought back jured member. ;the’ hide and antlers of the moose, Walter Erickson, clerk at the Grand! Which Erwin is charged with killing. Rapids postoffice, was laid up with} The Tekla-Farm-McKinnie concert a siege of la grippe the past two weeks. He is now able to attend to his duties, but it will be some time before he regains his former degree wf good health. The date on which the Prince of Liars will be put on has been change from October 29 to November 5, the cast deciding to take an aditional week in order to put the play on in Albert Wellein now has one of the; the best possible manner. Manager replly first-class billiard parlors of, H. R. Comer, of the Gem theater, an northern Minnesota. He has had the|eXPerienced and old-time stage direct- building entirely redocerated and has, °F, has kindly consented to direct the added an additional pool table, rack | Stage work and the members of the and cues. The place is up-to-date in| cast are improving rapidly under his every particular and four tables are | directorship. in constant use. given at Village hall Tuesday even- ing under the auspices of the public library board, was very much enjoyed by those in attendance, although it is a fact much to be regretted tha’ the attendance was not as large as it should have been. Mrs. McKinnie has a magnificent soprano voice, while Mr. McKinnie has a rich mel- | Mission services will be held at St. Mary’s church, at Deer River, on Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday of next week, services com- mencing at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Father McCabe, of St. Louis, has charge of the services. The Very Rev. Dean Buechler has Kutter tools. Keen Kutter tools and bowel trouble. & #| there were no services at St. Joseph’s| some profit. *News Gathered: During the Week departed for Bveleth | 'Tuesday, where he will have charge} of W. J. Smith’s string of speeders | The Grand Rapids Land & Iron! were turned away on account of there; low bass. Their tones are very care-|tions. Mr. and Mrs. McMahon will be been very ill the past week with/fuyny placed and the expression could|@t home after November 10 in their He was taken to the|not be better. Despite the small at-| Cottage on Hoffman avenue, J tendance the board realized a hand-| Henry Logan, the traveling repre- sentative of the St. Benedictine | Sisters’ hospitals, departed this morn- | ling for Blackduck, and from that: | place will go to Kelliher in the in-| | teres. of the local hospital. Mr. } | Logan spent Saturday and Sunday in| this city; and he is really begin- | jning to like Bemidji almost as_ well | {as he does his home town of Grand | Rapids. “Hank” is a good fellow and he has a lot of friends here.— ; Bemidji Pioneer. | The Gem theatre will give another |souvenir matinee Saturday after- noon, October 23. The proposition is as follows: The boy or girl under |14 years of age who brings the largest | number of friends with him or her to 'the matinee Saturday afternoon, will | receive a season ticket good for her |or himself and mother and father |for matinee and evening per- ' formances, also a souvenir. The one j bringing the second largest number | will also receive a souvenir. The names of the contestants and number (of friends accompanying must be written plainly; on a slip of paper and handed in at the box office when | purchasing tickets. This will be the last souvenir matinee at which season tickets are given away. POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED John Edward McMahon and Edith Lou Aiken Married at Minne- apolis Tuesday October 12. Cards were received in the village Friday announcing the marriage of John McMahon to Edith Lou Aiken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. !Aiken, Tuesday, October 12, at the home of the latter’s grand-mother, Mrs. C. W. Hastings, at Minneapolis. The newly wedded couple are count- ed among Grand Rapid’s most pop- ular young people. Both lived here practically from childhood and have a host of friends whom anyone would be proud to own. Mr. McMahon is deputy county auditor, a position he has held for over two years. He is sober and industrious and is by long odds one of the most highly respect- ed and popular young men in the county. Miss Aiken has assisted her j father in the First National bank | for the past five years. By her win-} jning ways and womanly accomplish- |ments she has made many friends and enjoys the love and esteem of all who have her acquaintance. The, | Herald-Review hastens to join their | many friends in extending felicita- ; + i COMMISSIONERS HEAR PETITIONS Will Hold Hearing on New Roads —Petitions For Abatement of Taxes Granted. A meeting of the board of county commissioners was held at the court house and bids were received for the construction of County road No. 12, in townships 55 and 56, range 26. Only one bid was received. Th amount of the bid was $940. It wa: rejected, the board thinking the bid; too’ high. A number of requests for the re- turn of liquor license money granted. This was where villages were incorporated and only part of the license used which was issued by the county. Petitions were received for the es-; tablishing of roads on the range line between Grand Rapids and Bass Brook townships; in township 150, ranges 26 and 27; between Cutfoot- Sioux and Whitefish lakes and also for two roads in township 55, range 27, and hearings were ordered. The temporary personal bond of Glenn Strader was accepted until his bond is returned by the National Surety company, which will only be a matter of a few days. H. R. Stark was hired to assist the county attorney during the approach- ing term of court, it being conclus- ively shown there was more work than can be attended to by one man. His compensation was fixed at $5 per day and he will assist in the court room and also with the grand jury and petit jury. License was granted to Gust Johnson and James Wolfrom to dispense liquor at the townsite of Snowball. A loan of $1,500 was made to Grace K. Fraser on a first mortg- age security. A number of applica- tions were received for the abatemert of taxes and were granted and the usual grist of bills allowed. The piece of work at Horse Shoe lake, where the township road ends, was ordered continued south one and one-half miles, and a contract let to Al Garling, and the auditor was in- structed to advertise for bids for the construction of a curderoy road be- tween Deer River and Ballclub. Township 54-25, adjoining the town- ship of Grand Rapids was organized and named Harris township, in honor of Duncan Harris, the oldest bona fide resident of the township, and who still resides there. The board adjourned to Friday, October 22, when County Treasurer Strader’s bond with the National Surety com- pany will be acted on. HERALD-REVIEW COMMERCIAL Book ana Job Printing Bz KIND OF WOR EST KIND OF STOC. Letus figure withiyou were} VrQoeredrdrapedeadrednredeatoctncdedoatactoctetedactactoatat RE Ae ie ee ae as a a a WANTS and FOR SALE ¢ FIVE CENTS PER LIN $ E. 4 Ae ae ae a & S, % k 4 oe a ; Safe for Sale—’Gene the barber. Girl Wanted for general house work —Mrs. C. H. Marr. Barn for rent—Enquire | Great Northern depot. C. Diehl, For Rent—Good warm six-room hous } Inquire of Mrs. E. J. Winsor. Wanted—Girl for general house work, good wages.—Mrs. Romans. | Big hard coal heater for sale cheap. !—Inquire at First State bank, For fine job printing of all kinds go to the Hrald-Review. : For sale—cucumbers ripe for pick- ing, 75c per bushel.—T. H. Shoaff. GIRL WANTED for general house work. Apply to Mrs. C. C. McCarthy Wanted—Ten room house furnished centrally located. Call at this of- fice. Girl wanted for general housework $20 Per month. Apply to Mrs. W, C. Gilbert, Grand Rapids. For Sale Cheap—One horse, weight about 1,200 pounds, sound wind and limbs, true to work. Part time given. —Webb Latham, Bovey, Minn. Full set of encyclopaedia Britanni- ca, new, containing thirty volumes, for sale at less than half price. Call at this office. For Sale—A confectionery store with a small line of groceries. The best location in town. Good reasons for selling— Mrs. Jackewitz, Bovey, Minnesota. For Sale at a Bargain. The T. H. Hennesy residence pro- Perty at the corner cf Fifth street and Kindred avenue. This is one of the best bargains ever offered in Grand Rapids village property. Call on or write L. W. Huntley, Grand Rapids. = M. E. Church Services. £ : ¢ ¢ Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and $ ath & on SundaySchool.. Epworth League 3 6: a Prayer Meeting... Thursday, 7:00 p.m Choir Rehearsal.. Thursday, 8:30 p. m Ladies Aid Society m Ved- nesday afternoon. naeteebbe ath A cordial invitation is extended to all, a Ps =} sSeetoeteetes b-] B