Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 12, 1910, Page 6

' i j eg ” missioner OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., January 4th, 1910. Pursuant to the provisions of sec- tion 424, of the revised laws of 1905, the board of county commisioners, of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at tthe court house’ in the village of Grand Rapids this 4th day of Jan- uary, 1910. All members of the board present. Commisioner Archie McWilliamss was elected chairman of the board for the ensuing year by unanimous vote. Commisioner Cyrus M,. King was el- ected wice chairman of the board for the ensuing year by unanimous vote. The minutes of ‘the last meeting were read and upon motion of Com- missioner O’Brien, seconded by Com- missioner Trebilcock were approved by unanimous vote. The matter of the appointment of officers to fill the several appointive offices was then taken into consider- ation, ! Commisioner O’Brien moved that Dr. Thomas Russell be appointed chief county physician for the en- suing year. The motion was second- ed by Commisioner King and carried by unanimous vote, Commisioner Trebileock moved that Dr. Jules Gendron be appointed phy- sician of the county board of health for the ensuing year. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commisioner King moved that Dr. Geo. J. Hanley be appointed county physician for the Deer River district for the ensuing year. The motion seconded by Commissioner and carried by unanimous Commissioner Mullins moved that Dr. Geo. C. Gilbert be appointed county physician for the Iron Range district for the ensuing year. The motion was seconded by Commission- ea) Trebileock and carried by unan- imous vote. Commissioner King moved that Dr. Jno. L. Shellman be appoimted county physician for the Nashwauk district for the ensuing year. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mul- lins and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Trebilcock nominat- ed §. M. Dinwiddie for overseer of poor for the ensuing year. Com- issi King nominated Levi Cochran for said office. Upon roll call the vote was as follows: for Dinwiddie: Commissioners Mullins, Trebileock and McWilliams. For Cochran: Commissioners O’Brien and King. The chairman then declared S. M. Dimwiddie duly appointed over- seer of the poor for the ensuing year Upon motion of Commissioner King seconded by Commissioner O’Brien Tim Mahon was appointed assessor for District No. 1 by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner ©'Brien seconded by Commissioner King James. Murchie was appointed assessor for District No. 2 by unan- imous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner Tre- bileock seconded by Commissioner King John Lefevre was appointed as- sessor for District No. 3 by unan- imous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner King seconded by Commissioner O’Brien Levi Cochram was appointed assessor for District No. 4 by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner King seconded by Commissioner O’Brien A. J. Morrissette was appointed as- ssessor for District No. 5 by unani- Upon motion of Commissioner King seconded by Commissioner O’Brien Chas. Huss was appointed janitor for ‘the court house and jail for the en- suing year, by unanimous vote. The matter of fixing the salaries of the various elective and appoint- ive officers for the ensuing year was ‘then taken under consideration. Upon motion of Commissioner King, seconded by Commissioner Tre- bilcock, the salaries of the county physician, physician of the board of health and overseer of the poor were fixed the same as last year, being as follows: chief county physician $50.00 per month. Assistant county physi- cians $25.00 per month. Physician Board of Health $50.00 per month. Overseer of poor $40.00 per month and 50c per day for boarding each in- mate at the county; poor house. Upon motion of Commissioner Tre- Dilcock, *seconded by Commissioner |jish im said mewspaper the list off Mullins, the compensation for the as- sessors for the various districts was fixed at $4.00 per day for each day ‘tthe county fund. The motion was by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of $350.00 be appropriated from the County Revenue fund to the Incidental fund. The motion. was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The matter ‘of the selection of Grand and Petit Jurors was laid over until the next adjourned session of the Board. It was decided that the matter of letting contracts for County printing sale om be taken. up at 2:30 o'clock Commissioner Mullins moved that the County Surveyor be mstructed to survey county roads Nos. 71 and 72 in Township 55 Range 27. The mo- ‘tion was seconded by Commissioner Trebilecock and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioners Trebilcock and King Were appointed members of the Coun- ty Board of Health, in accordance of the Revised Laws of 1905. An adjournment was then taken until 1:30 o’clock P. M. Pursuant to the adjournment the Board again met at 1:30 P. M. All members of the Board present. Commissioner ‘Trebilcock moved that relief in the sum of $30.00 per month be grantied to Mrs. Andrew Erickson and family amd that the County Auditor be instructed to issue his warrant monthly in favor of the said Mrs, Erickson for the sum of $30.00 for each of the months of Jan- uary, February, March and April, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote., Commissioner Mullins moved that the County Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for the construc- ition and completion of the addition to the county jail in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by J. J. Wangenstein, architect, which plams have been approved by this Board and by the State Board of Control. Ai copy of said plans and specifications to be filed im the of- fice of the County Auditor also a copy to be filed im the Duluth Build- ers Exchange, Duluth and the Minne- apolis Builders Exchange, Minneapo- lis. Bids to be received up until 10:00 o’clock A. M. on Saturday the 5th day of February, 1910. The mo tion was seconded by Commissioner vote.” The matter of letting contracts for County printing and publishing for the year 1910 was then taken, up. The following bids were opened and read:} Bid of E. C. Kiley as owner and publisher of the Grand Rapids Herald Review to print and publish, in said newspaper, a notice and list of real estate remaining delinquent on the first Monday in January, 1910, at the rate of 15¢c per’ description for each description in) said list. Bid of E. C. Kiley as owner and publisher of the Grand Rapids Herald Review to print and publish the of- ficial proceedings of the County Board and other legal notices requir- ed to ‘be printed and published, atj ‘the rate of 75c per folio for the first insertion and 35c per folio for each subsequent insertions. Bid of E. C. Kiley as owner and publisher of the Grand Rapids Herald (Review to print and publish in said newspaper the annual financial state- ment of this county for the year 1909 at the rate of 75c per folio for the first insertion amd 35c per folio for each subsuquent insertion. Bid of Lammon & Heath as own- ers and publishers of the Itasca Iron News to print and publish in said newspaper the notice and list of real estate remaining delinquent on the first Monday in January, 1910, at the rate of 15 cents per description for jeach description contained in said | ist}, Bid of Lammon & Heath as owners and publishers of ‘the Itasca Iron News to print and publish im said newspaper the annual financial state- |ment for the year 1909, at the rate of 75c per folio for the first insertion and 35c per folio for each subpuent insertion. Bid of Lammen & Heath as own- ers and publishers of the Itasca Iron News to print and publish im said newspaper the proceedings of this Board and other legal notices at the rate of 75¢ per folio for the first in- Rertion and 35¢ per folio for each subsequent insertion. Bid of M. J. Taylor as publisher of the Itasca News to print and’ pub- lish the annual financial statement of said county for the year 1909 at thk rate of 75¢ per folio! ror the first insertion and 35¢ per folio for each subsequent. insertion.. Bid of M. J. Taylor as publisher of the Itasca News to print and publish in. said newspaper all matter requir- ed by said county to be published during the year 1910, at the rate of 75¢c per folio for the first insertion and 35¢ per folio for each, subsequent insertion, / Bia of M. J. Taylor as publisher of the Itasca News to print and pub- taxes delinquent requined to be pub- lished in the year 1910, at the rate of 15c per description for each de- necessarily employed in completing| scription contained in said list. their work. Upon motion of Commissioner King seconded iby Commissioner O’Brien the salary of the janitor of the court house and jail, for, the ensuing year was fixed at $75.00 per month, by un- animous vote. Upon ‘motion of Commissioner King, seconded by Commissioner O’Brien, tte salary of the County Superintendent of Schools for the en- suing year was fixed at $1200.00 by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner Tre- bilcock, seconded by Commissioner Bid of A. L, LaFreniere as publish- er of the Itasca County Independent to print and publish the annual fiman- cial of this county, for the year 1909 in said newspaper, at tl rate of 50c per folio for first inser- tion and 25c for each subsequent in- sertion. Also, agreeing to cause the same to be published, without ad- ditional cost to this county, in the Big Fork Settler and the Coleraine Optic. Bid of A. L. Lafreniere as publish- er of the Itasca County Independent to print and publish in said newspap- Trebileock and carried by unanimous | attorney’s contingent | 1910, for the sum of 50c for the first with the provisions of section 2134 |- GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER insertion and 25c per folio for each subsequent insertion. Also agree- ing to publish the same, without ad- fitional cost to this county, in the Big Fork Settler and the Coleraine Upon motion - of Commissioner Trebilcock, seconded by Commission- er King, the board went into execu- tive session. After | twentyfive minutes of ex- ecutive session the board again re- sumed business in public session. Commissioner Trebilcock moved the adoption of the following reso- Jution: : Resolved that the Itasca Iron News printed and. published at Bovey in Itasca : County ‘be and the same is hereby designated as the newspaperr ment for the said County for the ‘that. the rates to be paid for said publishing be 75c per folio for the first imsertion, and 35c per folio for each subsequent insertion. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, that the offer and bid of E. C. Kiley, as owner and publisher of the “Grand Rapids Herald-Review” be and the same hereby is ac- cepted, and that the chairman of the board of county com- missioners (| and the audit- tor be and the said twoi officers here- by are directed to enter into a writ- ten contract with said E. C. Kiley and on jbehalf of the County of Itas- ca, for performing said printing ac-| cording to the \terms and’ at the rates specified im said offer and bid; _ Further, that the “Grand Rapids ‘Herald-Revielw” be and the same is hereby designated as the official newspaper in amd for said County of Itasca, and as the medium in which there shall be published and printed the proceedings of the said board of County Commissioners, the proceed- ings of the board of equalization, and | all other printing required by law during the yead 1910. | The motion to adopt the foregoing resolution was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vota. Commissioner King moved the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That the Itasca News be and the same is hereby designated by the County Board of the county of Itasca as the mewspaper in which the notice and list of real estate re- maining delingwent on the first Mon- day in January A. D. 1910, shall be published. The motion to adopt the foregoing resolution was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and upon roll call the vote was as follows: Yea, Com- missioners O’Brien, King and Tre- pilcock. Nay, Commissioners Mullins and McWilliams. The chairman then declared the resolution duly adopted and the Itasca News designated as the newspaper to publish the 10- tice and list of rea] estate remaining delinquent on the first Monday in January, 1910. Commissioner Trebilcock moved that BE. C. Kiley, as publisher of the Grand Rapids Herald-Review, Lain- mon & Heath, as publishers of the Itasca Iron News and M. J. Taylor, as publisher of the Itasca News, be each required to furnish a surety fond in the sum of $2,000.00 im connection with their respective printing contracts as hereinbefore stated. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commisioner Trebilcock moved that the County Auditor be instructed to advice all the county officers and employees, that the purchase of all supplies for the county must be au- thorized by this board or by some} member of the purchasing committee thereof and that no bills for supplies will be allowed unless the purchase is so authorized. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien seconded by Commissioner Mullins the following bills were al-| lowed> Charles Attix, witness J. C. ..--$ 13 96 H. E. Benjamin, meals for jurors .. .- 3 85 Geo. D. Barnard & Co., we ‘ oO pencils and pens Hattie F. Booth, postage and express Hattie F. Booth, traveling expenses R. J. Dawson, work at pest, house .. Martin Dufficy, meals for jurors .. Louis F. Dow Co., tax receipts .. S. M. Dinwiddie, boarding paupers First National Bank, 6 50 62.15, - 49 00 - 68 60 50 25 ‘ «. 170 00 Coleraine, premium on | 12 50 Joseph Graham, constable fees .. ....-. -- 6 60 H. S. Huson, - | justice feed .. 2 00 Hughes & Co., supplies for Staly family .. 58 77 Geo! F. Kremer, $ burial of Geo. A. Lore, soldier .. .. . 50 00 Geo. F. Kremer, if cot for court: house 3 50 Geo, F. Kremer, matresses and ‘blankets for nest house 5 00 Geo. F. Kremer, burial of John League 25:00 W. 8S. Kingston, wood for pest house -- 1000 A. J, LeFevre, sawing! wood for Steve Billedean .. 75 Frank Magnuson, work on road .. +. 36 00 N; Bros., yberg -. 11:99 supplies for Mrs. Sund .. King, the salary of the County Attor-/er the notice and list of delinquent |, Nieminen, ney for the ensuing year was fixed at real estate, delinquent on the first building house for in which the annual financial state-| year _ 1909 shall be published, and | 12, 1910. W. J. & H. D. Powers, gasoline for poor farm .. W. J. & H. D. Powers, rei lies for court house 9 00 W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for court pouse id Jeb oe 2 25 itty te : sheriff fees J. C. 71 53 T. T. Riley, guarding prisoners at hospital .. 79 50 T. T. Riley, postage and telegrams .. 3 71 T. T. Riley, boarding prisoners . 311 00 Thos. Russell, coroner’s: feep .. 16 00 F) E. Reusswig,,+ deputy coroner’s fees .. .. 6 50 W. J. Stock, : record book for mine inspector .. .. .. .. 1 50 Seaman-Martin Co., supplies for paupers .. 39 48 Seaman-Martin 'Co., \ tax receipts .. .. .. .. .. 50 25 Chairman McWilliams then ap- pointed the following standing com- mittees for the ensuing year. Road and bridge: M. O’Brien, Neil Mullins and’ A. McWilliams. Poor: Cyrus M. King, Neil Mullins and Jno. P. Trebilcock. Court house and jail: Jno. P. Treb- ileock, 'M. O’Brien and Neil Mullins. Taxation and assessments: Cyrus M. King, Jno. P. Trebilcock and A. “McWilliams. Claims and accounts: C. M. King, Jno. Trebilecock and A. McWilliams. Purchasing: M. O’Brien, Neil Mul- lins and County Anditor M. A. Spang. Legislation: C. M. King. The Board then adjourned to Satur- day the 5th day of February 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M. A. MeWILLIAMS Chairman Board of County Com- missioners. Attest: M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD | OF | SCHOOL DIRECTORS DISTRICT NO. 1 ITASCA COUNTY, MINN. Grand Rapids Minn. f Jan, 3rd. 1910. A mdeting of the School Board of District No. 1 was held in the Board’s office at 8 o'clock. All mem- bers were present. Bids for wood for the Central School were received as follows: Olaf Lofberg 50 cords green tam- erack at $3.75, W. E. Myers 100 cords tamerack $3.40, W. E. Myers 25 cords birch $3.50, John H. Pillock 50 cords poplar $2.40, A. M. McDugal 50 cords red oak $4.50 Pat Kinmey 150 cords birch amd tamerack $3.50, H. R. King 150 cords tamerack $3.40, A. J. Doran 150 cords tamerack $3.50, E. P. Grav- elle 150 cords tamerack $3.40. Upon motion the following bids were accepted: W. E. Myers 25 cords of green birch at $3.50 per cord and 50 cords of green tamerack at $3.40 per cord, E. P. Gravelle 50 cords of green tamerack at $3.40 per cord, Pat Kinney 25 cords of green birch at $3.50 per cord. | Bids for the erection of a school building at Bearville were received as follows: Lars Bruder $1480.00, W. W. Fletcher $1375.00. Upon motion the bid of W. W. | Fletcher! was accepted. | A petition was received from An-j toine Payment that his son Napoleon be excused from attendance at school. The said petition was laid on the table for further investigation. The following bills were upon mo- tion allowed: S. Parry, labor at Pokegama Lake school .. .. .. .. $ Lillian Gray, delivering supplies to Splithand school .. Bertha Hegdahl, supplies and drayage for Géo. F. Kremer, incidental supplies .. Itasca |Mercantile Co., supplies .. .... .. F. E. Reusswig, W. E. Myers, DE gs Gris 50 a's ie as 6 Henry Johnson, wood and labor, Stingy. Lake school .. John Troop, wood for Arbo school .. W. F. Mueller, wood for Splithand school Cc. F. Mueller, wood for Cowhorn Lake school .. .. .. .. «. George Riddell, re] work .. .. .. W. J. & H. D. Powers, heater for Trout Lake supplies .. J. A. Bouloy, 18 00 22 85 school, +. 140 38 8 00 3 00 John Beckfelt, domestic science supplies 11 60 Oscar Hagmann, labor at Trout Lake school 42 50 Upom motion the meeting ad- journed. J. D. DORAN; Cle: $2,000.00 by unanimous vote. Monday in January, 1910 for the sum| Anna Martin... .. ..-.-. 318 The salary of the County Treas-|of 7c for each description. Also, ag-| Nels Oas, urer was computed on the assessed |reeing to publish the same, guide for county physician 1 00 valuation and fixed$ at $2,500.00 for | additional cost to this county, in the/¢. L. Pratt, a the ensuing year. : |Big Fork Settler and the Coleraine} justice fees .. .. .. 64 40 Upon motion of Commissioner Mul- | Optic.‘ ‘ Alfred Peterson, - lins, seconded by Commissioner| Bid ofA . L. LaFreniere as publish- coroner’s fees .. 7 4 0’Brien, ‘$50.00 per month was allowed for the County Treauser’s office. Commissioner Trebilcock moved to primt and publish in said uews- paper the proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners and all) deputy clerk hire in the sum of |er of the Itasca County Independent) Peterson & Goodwin, M. E. Church Services. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m Sunday School....... Epworth League. Prayer Meeting... Thursday, 7:00 p.m Choir Rehearsal..Thursday, 8:30 p.m & Goodwin, burial of pauper .. .. ., .. 10 50 ‘that the sum of $250.00 be appropriat-| other notices and matter required,| A. KE. Perrier, ed from the County Revenue fund to| by law, to be printed during the year} burial of pauper .. .. .. .. 25 00 Ladies Aid Society meets every Wed- nesday afternoon A cordial invitation extended to all, | Clough avenue, the bids of the fol- jattorney, to take and pay par and ee RE ee OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Village Council Village of Grand Rapids Grand Rapids, Minn. December 6, 1909. An adjourned meeting of village coun cil was held at the council rooms ad 8 o'clock p.m. All members of the council were present. Moved and carried that the balance now due R.S. Blome Co. on the Third street pavement contract be paid. This being the time and place set for the opening, reading and consid- ering of bids for the local improve- ment coupon bonds, proposed to be issued by said village for the purpose of paying in part) for the paving of that part of Third street, in said vil-| lage, \from a point 200 feet east of Leland avenue to the east side of lowing named bidder being the only bid submitted therefore was duly open ed, read and considered: Commercial | Investment. company. Trustee Leroux offered the follow- ing resolution and moved its adop- tion: ‘Whereas, upon the opening, reading and considering of the bids submitted for the $12,928 issue of local improvement coupon bonds of the village of Grand Rapids, Minn., for the purpose of paying in part for the paving of Third street in said vil- lage, from’ a point 200 feet east of Leland avenue to the east side of Clough avenue, as per notice publish- ed in the Grand Rapids Herald-Rev- iew, of Grand Rapids, Minn., and in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, of St. Paul, Minn., according to law, the bid of the Commercial Investment Co., of Duluth, Minn., to pay par and = in- terest to bearer, interest at 6 per cent per annum payable semi-annual- ly for the same, and if any part of said’ bonds are not approved by its | interest for all of said bonds which may be approved, is found to be the most favorable and advantageous for concerned: \ Now therefore , be it resolved, that the bid of the said Commercial In- vestment Co. be and (is) in all things accepted; that the local improvement bonds of said village of Grand Rapids to the amount of $12,928, divided in- to five equal series, payable resp- ectively, in one, two, three, four and five years from their date, and draw- ing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, be and the same are awarded) and sold to the Commercial Invest- ment company of Duluth, Minnesota, at par and interest whose bid is found to be the most favorable and advantageous for the interest of said village and of all concerned, such bonds to bear the date of their de- livery; provided, said village and this | council reserves the right to recind and annul this resolution if said bonds be not delivered and paid for within! sixty days after this date. Said motion was duly seconded by Trustee Remer and put to a vote. All members of the council voting in favor thereof, said motion. was duly carried and said resolution adopted, | and so declared. } The salary of the street commis-! sioner was fixed in the sum of $60} per month. On motion the council adjourned W. C. YANCEY, | Village Recorder. Grand Rapids, Minn., Dec. 16, 1909. A special meeting of the village council was held, and all members of the council responded to roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Reports of the village treasurer were read anc ordered to be placed _on file. the interest of said village and of all), The report of the Grand Rapids fir department of its election of officers was received, and on motion made oa ag te He same was approved. e following bills we hye a ay re audited Dean Steam Pump Co., valve springs .. .. .... 6 ‘F. E. Patterson, 7 ee 8% days on electric lin B. Richland, ie 621 25 |__3 days at hall .. .. .... 6 75 PB Kar 10% days on electric line Ed. Smith, re 1 day at light plant .. .. 2 25 Mesaba Telephone Co., sep lidog bE eae aati 3 92 C. E. Aiken, insurance on hall .. .... 55 J. S. Gole, see H, ene & Co., mee electrical supplies 5 J. P. O'Donnell ga sweeping compound .. .. 1 89 Miller-Davis Printing Co., WEITAMMS 2... kk Ed. Wilson, icky 3 days on police force 5 F. Schumacher, hs 6% days on street .. 14 62 BP.) E. Patterson, 1 day on electric line .. 2 75 Frank Myers, hauling coal and draya; 2 EC. Kiley, - vakien st printing Me 5 M. B. Patterson, oe 3 days on electris line .. 6 75 ‘ne & H. D. Powers, ardware .. oo ee b4 2 Aggie 164 29 1 day on street .. .. .. 2 00 D. Montcalm, 8 days on street .. 20 00 V. H. Blood, 1 day on police force .. .. 2 50 Brees Mercantile Co., G. N. Ry. Co., eaten freight on coal 22 88 GONs Ry: Ca; freight on coal .. 24 38 ieee Ry. Co., reight on coal .. 21 65 G. N. Ry. Co., ie freight on coal .. .. .. .. 16 28 G. N. Ry. Co., % freight on coal .. 27 63 G. N. Ry. Co., ffeight on coal .. GN. Ry. Co., freight on coal .. .. .. .. 22 50 H. ‘Lord, 2ldays on street .. .... 5 00 T., Benton, a4 10 days on police force.. J; N. Brown, Boas REORETMB Noe iiss Sohne Secece ane 2 00 Geo. Riddell, blacksmithing 31 55 F. Bonbardier, gunk dasa HOD a te eae 5 87 A. Lambert, feroake wort 252 aera 5 62 St. Paul Dispatch, printine eS 13 30 Kremer & King, insurance on hall .. .. 55 50 Scully Steel & Iron Co., 1 foe cloner oes = 3 50 Smith Premier Typewriter Co., typewriter eS eS 90 00 M. B. Patterson, 6 days on electric line 13 50 Northwestern Electric Equip- ment Co., supplies 200 13 C. W. Forrest, drayage .. 22 60 |W. C. Yancey, freight, drayage, etc 14 22 D. Montcalm, 9% days on street 23 75 F! Lasarge, 3 days team work 15 00 F. Hakan, * 4% days street work .. 9 00 - Montcalm, 5 days team work .. .. 25 00 A. Lambert, 1 day om street .. .. .... 2 00 H. Lord, 4 days on street .. .. .. 8 00 Cj Tuppanier, 2 days team work 10 00 W. Montcalm, 3 days team work .. .... 15 Cy W. Forrest, 14%4 days team work .. .. 7 50 On motion the council adjourned. W. C. YANCEY, Village Recorder. WANTS and FOR SALE Five Cents Per Line Safe for Sale—’Gene the barber. For fine job printing of all kinds go to the Hrald-Review. WANTED—Wood choppers. Cail on H. R. King, Friday, January 7th. Wanted—Ten room house furnished centrally located. Call at this of- fice. WANTED—Good experienced girl for general house work.—Mrs. E. C. Kiley. Will exchange good work horse for cordwood. Call at Herald-Review Household furniture for sale— all kinds, including range, very cheap— H. Blood residence, across from M. McAlpine’s, old Kurtzman house. FOR SALE—birch or tamamack wood, dry or green. *Phone No. 212. ;—F. EB. Bowden. Saloon building and Business for sale. We offer for sale our two story frame building, front room on ground floor used as saloon, on Sec- ond street, two doors from opera house. For further information call or write Johnson & Leinonen, Bovey, Minn. 30-3p FOR SALE—9 room house, basement ; and all modern conveniences. With terms if so desired. Enquire of Svea Hotel. tf. FOR an up-to-date sanitary shave go to Dodson’s barbershop. (Succes- sor to Jos. O’Day.) Clean airy bath- rooms, shoe shining parlors in con- nection. L. E. Peckham, manager. 0 ros 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—Fine Grade Guernsey bulls from selected stock, ranging from 4 weeks to 1 year old. Also 3 thorobred Guernsey bulls from re- gistered stock, 25 Yorkshire sows, 8 months old, 5 Yorkshire boars, all from thorobred registered stock— Island Farm, J. H. Black, supt., Is- land, Minn. 5 Dec,22 For good hard and soft wood call at Haley’s woodyard, corner Kindred avenue and Second street. ‘Phone No. 92. For Sale at a Bargain. The T. H. Hennesy residence pro Perty at the corner of 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. Put your money to work and get dollars for cents. Now is the most opportune time to begin buying stock. I have steel and copper min- ing stock for sale from 10c up to $1 per share. Better investigate—Jo seph Labaske, local representa- tive, Bigfork, Minn. 29-6p.