Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 2, 1910, Page 2

ee: UTTTI AIEEE” Men's Furnishing Goods At Your Own Prices MEN'S LAMPHER HATS AND CAPS--TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Not a lot of old style Hats, but new up-to-date styles like cuts we show below. Regular Lampher Hats---In all sizes, colors Black, Brown and Greys. Get two hats now for the pricc of one---Don’t wait until your size is gone. YOU BUY ANY $2.50 HAT AND GET ANOTHER ONE (YOUR OWN CHOICE) FREE Men’s Lampher Hats and Caps all new and up-to-date styles. Stiff Hats and regular soft styles in black, brown and light colors of the latest Mem’s Pants At Your Own Price M:n’s heavy bib overalls, valne Men's overalls without bib, quality 9c lot of pants, odds and ends 280 50 to $6.50 5 50 50 pants, round up price. a: 50 50 pants, round up price. . 1.00 ocat Sale of Mackinaws Lot No. 1— Men’s mackinaws, all wool with high storm collars sheep lined with cat collars, not a mackinaw in the lot worth less than $5.50 and up to $7.50 your choice......- recular You buy one, any $3.00 Hat and get another your own choice free. Men’s Caps at Half Price 81.50 Caps this sale $1.00 Caps this sale 5c Caps this Lot No. $ Lot No. at this sale: :. 2... ee. 1-Boys duck coats, values to 50, sale price.. 2.:.-.....--..0065 75¢ 2—$4.00 mackinaws, now going 75c -50c -38¢ You buy any $2.50 Hat and get another cape Cc age one. modelaanade from’ res , your own choice, free. You buy any $2.00 Hat and get another sale brown and white, regular 50c value....... white or grey. -.. Regular $1.00 values, this sale. . Regular $1.50 values, this sale . Men’ Extra heavy Lumbermen’s socks, or grey, red and white and blue and ae Phe 35c ILumbermen’s light weight wool socks, Silver Brand Collars 4-ply Linen Collars in all the late 15 cent values, this sale.. s Wool Half Hose Men’s light weight w only. 35c value white 25c walue ......-.-+-- Men’s fancy cotton ho: s+ 19¢ Men’s Dress Shirts Regular $2.00 values, t $108 Regular 50c values, thi atyles, 15 styles to select from, ee Es Men’s wool hose, in black only colors, all sizes, regular 50c values 35¢ -|ITASCA THE BIG ‘ EN 3 for 25c "| oeearemen gular suiting black. in black ‘ool hose, se, his sale ... is sale $1.38 STORE MIN GRAND RAPIDS cloth grey, one, your own choice, LANPHER ERCANTLEOMDAN} THE N. QUALITY STORE OF Cad and Forrest Cochrane, who Mrs. George Lothrop entertained free. 50c Car RANPHER Men’s 6-inch top rubbers $3 Men’s Men’s Men's Men’ values now. 12-inch top rubbers 4 buckle overshoes 1 buckle overshoes ends, sizes 9% to 12,: $2.00 v TEN MORE BARGAIN DAYS-MAKE USE OF THEM David Gra nd D. D. Harkins, s low lumbermen’s rubbers, size 6) Men’s low lumbermen’ m rubbers, cold se al make »s this sale... ..25¢ LANPHER Sale of Men’s Rubbers 5 values a pair. . 50 values a pair. 0 values a pair > valu $2.00 -$2.75 $2.00 -98c $1.50 odds and -$1.00 to 9% $2.00 alues, this sale, a pair ——— j lisher of tt POH aaah dee OOOO OES ti : : ; ane — | $ $ z have charge of rural schools in the|the Royal Neighbor Flower fund Tues} o! Hibbing, we in the village the | Dave Co! (es town from W & i ‘are! d Rapid: ent Sat-!day afternoon. 43 ladies were pre-|first of the week on busi ‘ me = , : a . ¥ . icinity of Gran apids, sp: ars F: 3 i ‘s € on busines hebhasee M ei haa les $ ¢ N e WwW S G a t h e rT e d = | urday and Sunday with Feeley ,sent. The next meeting will be held | Graham is a general contractor, whi Lee 5 ny : ne z a : | friends. at the home of Mrs. Anthoney Woods! Mr. Harkins is a painting and deco : i : D h bi k : | AD n he expects to 3 $ uring t a ce : 4, Miss Raechel Epperson, who has! °" arch. 1: les pers id ; ae Be ‘again 4% a resident o° Grand /\( |been visiting at the home of Mr.| A sleighing party from Coleraine,| ¥°Te 8" Er ie Se anias: z ‘ a>) ‘and Mrs. Chris. Halvorsen for the, consisting of Misses Cotant, Peter- | Rapids progress and future prospects. | Wig: ALS) Husodi whocwae vreh 4 Grand Rapids ans Vicinity | past week, returned to Brookston;son and Evygen and Messrs. Wes-| William Coop and W. A. Camp-|,," 7, ea 2 a x x p , | | the Eleventh Ohio calvary, which was Bameersoapetetetecestetetetpetndetetpedatetetpeiatatet a etetoetatetetecratetetnctratateteaetpettececatatetetect , Tuesday. | sell, oe a Bushee, took advan. be 1, cedar inspectors for the Cana- } tationed in the west during 1864, } | tage of the fine roads and drove to! dian government, and H. H. Coolidge, | Mr. and Mrs. John E. McMahon en- Grand Rapids Sunday evening. of Minneapolis, all of whom are now | was in rece ipt of a small booklet from ‘ aes a2 { {tcrtained a small party of friends at : an old comrade recently, descriptive = e: mcs, went ss Neiescmica Bg! nieane ser me = ness al Five Hundred Wednesday evening. The eighth grade friends of Will} stationed gotiaarsitiee ace “eiing of Fort Collins In view of the puslgees nee Ki weed a orn tigers 25 carded Vvhe evening was spent very pleas-! Whaling gave a surprise party in ee ce i ms oS ee pain see fact he assisted in building the old Bert LaFreniere visited with Hib-|!n& Lumber company, Me re tly by all. his honor at the Frank Ressler home| "ends and attending to busine fort, this booklet was of special in- bing friends between trains Monday. Frank Voigt, of .Deer Lake, was in the village on business, Monday. Friday. Mrs. H. G. Becker held a mother’s afternoon Saturday. Eleven were present and a delightful time is Messrs, John Costello and Keo Le- Roux, of Grand Rapids and John Nel- son and Charles Brown, of Cohasset, | were business visitors at Hibbing Wednesday evening of last week, it being his seventeenth natal da | The event will not soon be forgotten. Miss Blanch Davis, who has been ters. J. G. Hermes, a former pids resident, bons lin the village Grand Ra- Friday. Mr. Hermes Visititig friends [eoveat to the judge. The original site of Fort Collins is now occupied by a growing city of 20,00 inhabitants IT’ has one of the greatest sugar it ae a coe ass snag, Peported. and Virginia Friday. visiting her brother, J. A. Davis, tor | restened his position the first of the beet refineries in the west and al- ae a iit h uperios ; CORA See kes él 5 , ‘the past month, returned to her home year as superintendent of the poor | so has the state agricultural college y. f) ceKusick, nig! ‘oreman W. D. Dean, familiarly known a8 es, Sparta, Wis.. thie morning. Miss farm of Koochiching county, at In-' and orphan’s home F. E. Reusswig was a business vis- itor at Cohasset between trains Fri- day. Prof. F. Schumacher was looking over his land in Bass Brook township Saturday. Attorney W. A. Rossman went to Nashwauk on professional business this morning. i Mrs. Peter spent Sunday A. E. Wilder. License to wed was granted to Dan Demick and Annie Kepic both of Foley of Coleraine, at the home of Mrs. the Hil mine, at Marble, spent Sat- urday and Sunday in the village vis- iting friends. Mrs. H. S. Huson, who has been on the sick list for the past week, is reported to be greatly improved at this writing. A number from Grand Rapids at- tendéd the dedication services of St. Sir pee ee sae Barents od) G. S. Bolton, president of the Cole-! hasset Sunday. J. S. Bergs, who has been assist- ing on the books of the county treas- urer's office, departed: for Minneapo-! “Dad” Dean to the printing fratern- ity, who represents the Peyton Pa- on the trade Tuesday. The Grand Rapids Ski club will! send Be: LaFreniere, Laire the tourney at that place. | |raine lumber company was in the vil- his way to Regina, Cahada, where he j will make his future home. per company, of Duluth, was calling | Arsen-| ault and Ed and Will Whaling to; | Cass Lake Sunday to take part in} lage on business Tuesday while on! Davis made many friends while in the village who regret her departure. Mrs. C. K. Lent returned from‘ Cass Lake where she was called by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. M. l.. Toole. At this writing Mrs. Toole is much improved, which will be good ; mews to her Grand Rapids friends. i A number in the village have been favored with | which will be given by the ladies auxilliary of the Acient Order of Hi- Many are planning to attend the invitations to a dance | bernians at Coleraine Friday evening. ; ternational Falls, and is now located at Remer where he has a homestead. | Will Nisbett, the ‘Grand Rapids jeweler, accompanied by his dogs, Slatts and Major, went to Swan River Tuesday and from there he Will vis- it the various logging camps in that vicinity, Mr. Nisbett spends the ma- j jor portion of each winter in the | woods, selling watches and other arti- cles of jewelry to the lumberjacks. |He carries his wares on a sled which is hauled by the dogs, Statts and Major. | The Grand Rapids High school | H. B. Shoop of Cohasset, general | paymaster for Foley, Welch & Stew- art, the contractors who have the contract for building the Soo exten- tion, was in the village on business Tuesday and while here called at the Herald-Review office and admir- ed the excellent equipment contain- ed therein. Mr. Shoop is no stranger to the people of Itasca county, he having formerly been clerk of the ‘oard of supervisors of Nashwauk township. | Dr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Bagley, of Duluth, who have been spending their lis Saturday. | affai | J Coleraine, Thursday. ss ‘A number off the members of the , affair. | basketball team emerged from the re- honeymoon at Power’s hunting lodge, ONE: Henry Logan departed for Bemidji! Royal Neighbor lodge went to Tac-| Tha old scttlens ‘will give their} cent contests, with one defeat and @ at Powers lake, returned to Duluth | Mrs. Hugh MeNultie, of Hibbing,!anq surrounding villag the in- ‘ | vi y hei i Ch t y i i | spent’ Thuredayi aul) aeeulia ith | arrow! sv es in the in jonite this morning where they were | fifth annual dance and banquet on| Victory to their credit. At Cloquet Tuesday morning. The doctor is all Grand Rapids eae y¥ wi’ terest of the St. Benedictine Sisters’) entertaimed by, the lodge at that |'Monday evening, February 7. Citi-they were defeated by a score of 45 enthusiasm over his outing in Itasca | hospitals Tuesday. place this afternoon. zens from near and far are planning|to 22 on Friday evening. From there county woods and states upon his | Messrs. Paul Stanton and Harry; jq whaling, Gr., wis taken to the § 8 to attend this affair and it will un-jthey journeyed to Aitkin where they return to Duluth he will herald the | Butler of Coleraine spént Sunday in hospital where he was operated on! The title for the Very Rev. Dean | goubtedly be one of the most success-| turned the tables by defeating the glories and beauties of Itasca eounty | the village with friends. for appendicitis. At this writing AYN ecgeee, ae rire at ‘the mf ¥o rela fal social gatherings of the season. {team of that place by a score of 19 to all with whom he comes in con- mass, Sunday morning wi 5 Tega “fhe " y County Commissioner Morris| is getting along very nicely. a i ete | “Leighton lodge, M. B. A., No. 781,/ tout. The boys were not cast down tact, r. and Mrs. Bagley led a | pS py f Bad Condition of the Sinner and How) |by their defeat, however, and they strictly out door life while on their | O’Brien, of Cohasset, was in the vil- 7 of S$ i at |meets in K. P. hall the first andj} - : ‘hos. Murphy wan River super-| it Can be Remedied. i ! are practicing as hard as ever. outing, the hours being whiled lage on business Tuesday. intendent of the Swan River Logging | |third Tuesday evenings of each | * : puts ne + —— | e ; ; Louis Bowette and Miss Emma La- th 8 o'clock. Visiti mem-| M. L. Cormany, of Prinston,’ has in those enjoyable pastimes, fishing | If business interferes with pleasure|Ccmpany’s operations, was in Grand | pene 2 ce Pe ON o ondin’ tie. weelh ii thereilaee dud trappt They took with th | PRS Se ' |fond were quitely marrier by Very] pers will be made welcome. W, L.|>&e® spending the week in the village trapping. y with them ou the eve of ithe Old Settler’s dance | Rapids on business Saturday. { i idess-t seat i cessary fishi i guaieke a t a 2 . Father Buechier Tuesday morn-| Maddy president; Mrs. Lela } looking after tax titles to property 2 necessary ishing and trappin: | Snes DADUCE, “CHE OME itp Uaioe, A quilt raffle will be held at the F.| ea The young couple’ will make | Halvorsen, aoatiey which he owns in this vici Mr. equipment and enjoyed many novel i F. Holmes returned from Minne-|J. }Mundigel home Thursday after- | Grand Rapids their home. | |Cormany states that in looking up expirences, chief of wich was when apolis Tuesday and is assisting on| noon and a luncheon will be served. | | A dance will be given at Village! titles he has put the employes in the they discovered their beagle -hound the books in the treasurer’s office, A general invitation s extended. | The Catholic ladies altar eee mall under the auspices of Arbutus |auditor’s and register of deed’s of- cought in one of the bear traps. The Gases | |met ‘with Mrs. H. E. Neveux Thurs-! club Tuesday evening, February 8th.|fices to considerable tronble and doctor is very grateful for the fav- : pres eterson, assistant cashier) Mr. and (Mrs. M. A. Spang, Mr. and/qay. About 30 were present and a| This will be the last dance given un-| that no where has he received more ors shown him by Grand Rapids a . , st National Bank, visited _ st Tilling — tire Rac | very Pleasant afternoon was passed. | tit the close of Lent. At that time|courteous treatment. Mr. Cormany friends and ‘states it is his intention nied unday with his parents at Be- a =~ rove -_ as e Spang an | The mext meeting of the society! it is’ planned to give a masquerade | is a well known attorney at Prince. to make a pilgrimage here during a a midji. joolihan camp in 56-25 Thursday. _{ will be with Mrs. George Martin. ball ton and was formerly editor and pub- the coming hunting season. .