Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 10, 1910, Page 8

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids Minn., July 30 ,1910. . Pursuant to adjournment the board af county commissioners of Itasca county met at the court house in the village of Grand Rapids this 30th da ot July, 1910, at ten Members present: Commissioners McWilliams, Mullins and O’Brien. The minutes of the meetings of July 11th and July 22nd were read and upon motion of Commissioner Mullins secanded by Commissioner O’Briem were approved. 7 A communication from Francis R. Shunk, Major, Corps of Engineers of the U. S. War Department, relative to the removal of logs from the chan- nel on the east side of the draw bridge across the Mississippi River above Cohasset, was presented and read, and the County Auditor was instructed to notify the Itasca Lum- ber Company to remove said logs. A petition signed by the residents of township 62, range 25, for road and bridge appropriation was presented. Commissioner Mul- lins moved that the Chairman ap- point a committee of two of the members of the board to examine and direct the necessary repaairs upon roads in said township. The motion was seconded by Commission- er O’Brien and carried by unanimous Chairman.McWilliams then appoint- ed Commissioners O’Brien and Mullins as such committee. A petition was presented for the organigation of township 144,range 25, that part of Township 145, Range 25 not included in the organized Town of Deer River, and Township 146, Range Said petition requesting that said Town be named Oteneagen. Commissioner O’Brien moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Be it resolved that Township 144, Range 25, that part of Township 145, Range 25 not included in the organ- ized Town of Deer River, and Town- ship 146, Range 25, West of the Sth P. M. in Itasca County, Minnesota, be and the same are hereby organiz- ed into a new town and named the ‘Town of Oteneagen; that the boun- daries of said town of Oteneagen be and the same are here fixed as follows Begining at the northeast corner of Township 146, Range 25, West of the 5th P. .M. and running thence west on town Ene on north side of said township to the north- west corner of sad township; thence south on range line between ranges 25 and 26 to the point where said range line intersects the Mississippi River; thence following the main channel of the Mississippi River in a general easterly direction to the pomt where sa:d river intersects the town line between Townships 144 and 145, Range 25; thence east on said town line ta the southeast corner of Township 144, range 25; thence north on range line on east sde of town- ship 144, range 25 to the northeast corner of said to vnship 144, range 25, thence west on town line between townships 144 jad 145 range 25 to the southwest corner o: Lot 8, sec tion 35 af township 145, range 25, said point be ng the southwest corner of the oj ized Town of Deer River thence nota on sixteenth line across sections 26, 23, 14, 11 and 2, said line being the west boundary line of the organized Town of Deer River tw the northwest corner of Lot 1, section 2; township 145, range 25; thence east along town line between Towmships 145 and 146, range 25 to the northeast corner of townsh‘p 145, range 25; thence north on ramege line along the east side of township 146, range 25 to the nortaeast corner ot Township 146, Range 25, being the point of beginning. That the first town meeting of the town of Oteneagen be held at the re- sidence of Wm. Hulbert situated upon the SE% of SE% section 16; io ship 145, rémge 25, on Thursday the 18th day of August 1910, and that the County Auditor cause the proper notice of said town meeting to be given as provided by law.” The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution “Resolved that the sum of $500.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the.County Revenue Fund to the Itasca County Asricultural Associa- | tion to aid in paying outstanding im- debtedness of said Association.” The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner O’- Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The petition to request the Public examiner to examine the books and accounts of Schools District No, 6 was upon motion of Commissioner 0’- Brien seconded by Commissioner Mul- lins rejected by unanimous vote. The County Auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for graveling State Road No. 1 between the Village of Grand Rapids and Cohasset. The committee upon the examina- tion of the work done under the Wm. Smith contract on County Road No. 83 and the Mitchell & Volke contract upon the Grand Rapids-Bovey road report that said ‘work has een, completed according to contract. The matter of the operation of the Pokegama Lake Ferry was referred tc a committee consisting of Commis- sioner O’Brien and Mullins. A Communication from the Board of Managers of the National Conser- vation Congess to be held at St.P- from Sept. 6 to 9 inclusive requesting.that delegates be appoint- ed to represent Itasca County at said Congress.was then presented and reac \ were by unanimous vote appointed as : fol'owing poling rlace for sa‘d e’ec- delegates to represent Itasca County at said meeting. { A petition for the organization of unorganized Townships 58 and 59 of | range 22 and townships 58 and 59 of | range 23 as an election district was’ then presented. Commissioner Mullins moved the a- doption of the following resolution: “Resolved that unorganized town-| ships 58 and 59 of range 22 and town; ships 58 and 59 of range 23 be and the same are hereby organized as an election district; that the boundaries of said election. district be and the same are hereby fixed as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of township 58, range 22; thence north} on range line to the northeast corner | of township 59, range 22; thence west on town line to the northwest | corner of township 59, range 23; | thence south on range line to tha gouthwest corner of township 58, range 23; thence east on town line to the point of beginning. That said election district be named “Hartley | Lake” and that the polling place for | said election district be designated att the residence of Peter Louder at Hartley Lake. The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner O’- Brien and carried by unanimous vote. A petition for the organization of an election district to be composed of ur organized townships 53 and 54 of range 26 and 53 and 54 of range 27 waq then presented. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Resolved that unorganized town- ships 53 and 54 of range 26 and townships 53 and 54 of range 27 be and the same are hereby organized and created as an election district; that the boundaries of said election district fbe and the same are hereby fixed as follows: Beginning at the nontheast corner of township 54, wange 26 and running thence west on town line to the northwest cor- ner of township 54, range 27; thence south on range line to the southwest corner of township 53, range 27; then east on town line to the southeast corner of township 53, range 26; themce north on range line to the northeast corner of township 54, Tange 26, befng the point of be- ginning. That said election district be mamed “Pokegama” and that the polling place for said election dis- trict be designated at Sam Martin’s place, section 26, township 54, range 26." The motion for the adoption of the resolution was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote. A petition to create and establish an election district to be composed of unorganized townships 59 and 60 of of range 24 and townships 59 and 60 of range 25 was then presented. Commissiooner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Resolved, that unorganized town- ship 59 afd 60, range 24 and town- ships 59 and 60 range 25 be and the same are hereby organized and creat ed as an election district; that the boundaries of said election district be and the same are hereby fixed as fol- lows: Beginning at the southeast running thence north on range line ta the mortheast corner of township 60 range 24; thence west on town line to the northwest corner of township 60, range 25; thence south on range line to the southwest cor- ner of township 59, range25; thence east on town line to the southeast corner of township 59, range 24, be- ing the point of beginning. That said election district be named be Lake” and that the polling place for said election district be des- ignated at the residence of David Maturen, township 60, range 25.” The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commiss‘oner O’- Brien and carried by unan‘mous vote. A petition to create and establish an election district to be compposed of unorganized townshi» 53, range 24 and township 53 ,range 25 was then presented. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Resolved that unorganized town- ship 53, range 24 and township 53 range 25 be and the same are hereby organized and created an election dis- trict; that the boundaries of said election district be and the same are hereby fixed as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of township 53, range 24 and running thence west on town Jine to the northwest corner of township 53, range 25 thence south on range line to the southwest corner of township 53, range 25; thence east on town. line to point of beginning; that said elec- tion district be named ‘Splithanad’an« thalt the polling place for said elec- tion district be designated the Cow Horn school house located upon the SW% of SE%, section 5, township 53, range 24.” The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner O’- Brien and carried by unanimous vote. A petiticn for the organization of ay election district to be composed Cd uaerganiaed townwhirs 8S, range mW cu Be ae bee dhip 143, range 25, west of the 5th P. M. was then presented. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the following resolution. olution: “Reso'ved, that unovganized town- sh‘p 55, range 27, west of the 4th P. M. and township 143, range 25. west of the 5th P. M. be and the same are hereby o~ganized and created an jelection d's‘rict; that the boundaries | Lp. p, of said election district be aja the same are hereby fixed as follows: Beg'nni-g at the northe2st corner of township 55, range 27 and runn‘ng thenee west on town line to the northeast corner of said township; thence south on range line to the Mis-sippi river; thence following the northeast corner of towmship 143, range 26; thence west on town line to the Miss‘ssipri r'ver ‘n a general south- easterly directon to the point where sa‘d river intersects the range Kne om the east side of township 143, range 25;then-e south on safd range line to the southwest corre~ of town ship 55, range 27; thence east on townshiv 55: ramge 27; thence nor‘h on range !*ne to the vont of begin- That said clection district and W.C. Gilbert and C.C. McCarthy |be named “McCormick” and that the | trict be and the same ave hereby f x- corner of township 59, range 24 and | WAyega5. range line to ‘southeast corner of tor. GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW Wednesday, tion district be designated as tne {*Se'l's schuel house of scheol d's~! southwest trict No. 10.” The mot on to adopt the resolut‘on|to the northeast corner of township was seconded by Commissioner O-|60 re'age 23, thence north on range Br en and carr’ed by unanixous vo e,' line to the northeast corner of town- A retto1 to oganize and cre teiship 60, range 23; thence west on an election distr:ct to be comrosed of town line to the southeaast corner | unorganized towrsh ps 144, range 23, of township 61, townsh‘p 145, ranze 26 and townsiip; north on range line on east side of township 61 and 62, range 23 to the 145, range 27 was then presented. adoption of the following re-olut on. “Resolved, that unorgan’zed town ships 144 range 26, 145 range 26 and 145 range 27 west of the 5th P. M., be and the sare are he eby crgan‘ze and created an elec‘ion distr ct; that the bozndaries of sad elect’on dis- ed as follows: Begnning at the northeast corner of township 145. range 26 and running thence west on town line to the maian channel of | the Mississippi river; thence follow- ing said river in a southerly and sou‘heaste:’y direction to the po‘nt where said river inte’sects the range Kme on the east side of township 144, range 26; thezce north on range line on east side of township 144 and 145 range 26 to the po'nt of beginn ng. That sad election dis- tret be named “Ball Club” ard that } the polling lace fo° sa‘d elect on dis-| trict te des‘gnated as the schol house on tie townsite of Ball Club.” | The motion to adopt the resolu- tion was seconded by Conm’ss oner O’Brien and car-ied by unan’mous| vote. A petition to orggnize and create an election district to be composed | of unorganized townships 60, 61, and! 2 of ranage 23 and townships 61 and 62 of range 24, west of the 4th P. M., was then presented. Commissioner Mullins moved the adoption of the fcllowing resolution. “Resolved, that unroganized town-}| shipps 60, 61 and 62 of range 23 and townscips 61 and 62 of range 24 be and the same aaare hereby | organized and created an election dis trict; that the boundaries of said election district be and the same are hereby fixed as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of township 6, range 23 and running thence west | on town line to the northwest cornet! of township 62, range 24; thence sout on ramge line to the southwest cor- ner of township 61, range 24; thence east on town line to the northeast The Sheriff's list of uncollected personal pr and the following report was made thereon: said County delivered to said Board the list of year 1909, together with his certificate thereon to-wit: corner of township 60 range 24; Commi sioner Mvllns moved the] point of begind@ng. election district be named “Dewey” rr El LLCCLCO3OX—X—n—N—NNN— Report of the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Itasea, State of minnesota. on uncollected personal property taxes for the year 1909. Be it known, that the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota, did meet in session on the 30th day of July, 1910, that at said session the County Treasurer of the said Roard did duly consider said list of uncoliected taxes, and did cancel such taxes as they are satisfied cannot be collected. That the following is a correct list of said uncollect- ed personal property taxes in said County for said year of August 10, 1910. thence south on ranage line to the corner of township 60, range 23; thence east on town line range 23; thence That the said and that the polling pplace for said election district be designated as George Dewey’s camp in section 35 township 61, ransge 23.’ ® Whe motion for the adopticle of the resolution was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien anad carried by un animous vote. A petition to create and organ‘ze an electon district to be composed of unorgan’zed township 62, range 26, aad township 62, range 27, was then presented. Cormssqner Mullins moved the ado tio: of tae follow ng resolut’on: ‘Resolved that unorganized town- ship 62, range 26 and townshp 62 range27,be and the same are hereby organized and created an elect’on distict; that the boundar’es of said elect’on dis r.ct be and the same are hereby f.xed as follows: Beginniag at the northeast corner of township 62, range 26 and running thence West on town Ine to the northwest corner of township 62, range 27; thence south on range line to the southwest corner of township 62, range 27; thence east on town line to the southeast corner of township 462, range 26; thence north on range I'ne to the rot of beginning. That sa'd election district be named “Fairview” and that the poll'ng rl-ce of sa’d election distr'ct be de igna*- ed at the school house known as the King school, in township €2, range 26.” The mo‘ion to ado>t the resolution was seconded by Comm’'ssoner O’- Brien and carried by unanimous vote. An adjournmert was then taken to 1:30 (p. m. Pursvant to adjournment the board again met at 1:30 p. m. Members present: Comissioner OB’rien, Mullins and McWilliams. The county auditor was ‘mstruc‘ed to advertise for bids for pa‘niing the Poor Farm bvildngs. The ranting to consist of two coats of white lead and oil. ‘operty tax was then examined by the Board Grand Rapids. minnesota. July 30th. 1910, uncollected persona! property taxes for the as required by law; and that at said session 1909, as so revised by said Board: ¥ Penalty Total Tax Name of Person Township Tax fees Penalty Assessed or District Dollars, cts. and costs and costs Dollars, cts. Dollars, cts. G. A. Moore Bass Brook 19 $ 1,46 1.65 Itasca Cedar Co, ea a : 90.00 10.45 : 100.45 Namakan Lumber Co. Bearville 73.20 8.77 81.97 . J. Gibbs Lake Jessie 59.97 7.45 67.42 Bonsfield Woodenware Co., Nore 8.15 2.27 10.42 Charles Gould Sago 3T 1.49 1.86 Matt Satigo By 93 1.55 2.48 Albert Bruneau Trout Lake 78 1.53 231 Namakan Lumber Co. Wirt 1,708 50 171.80 1,875.30 R. P. Phelps e 3.99 1.85 5.84 Ross Walley “ 48 1.50 1.98 Peter Didier Ung. No.1 99 1.55 2.54 Frank Hunnewell Bes cen 70 1.52 2.22 Newstron & Sjodiu Ung. No. 4 3.96 1.85 5.81 Shevlin-Martin Lbr. Co. Bigfork Vill. 9.80 2.43 12.23 Joe C. Andre Bovey 5.12 197 7.09 Bolick & Much ~ 6.98 2.55 9.13 Otto Enstrom is 9.30 2.39 1169 Chin Quinn “* 6.98 2.15 9.13 W. O. Hall = 34.51 4.90 39 41 Holmwood & Beams of Calumet 7.10 217 9.27 Geo. A. Wilson ft Coleraine 10.59 2.51 13.10 John Young “ 5.56 2.01 737 Martin Bros, Vill. of Cohasset 259.30 27.38 286.68 Ellen King cae id 90 154 2.44 J. Everton & Son Vill. of Deer River 88 34 7.29 65.63 W. A. Everton Electric Light Co. pone ees . 30.80 4.53 35.33 D. Gootman eae ee <4 42.20 5 67 47.87 John Larson aes = 1.79 1.63 3.42 W. £. Martin a5 ci hed 2.16 1.67 383 Theo. B. Stauff eee lee M4 4.62 1.92 6.54 Cary Dichl | “« ** Grand Rapids 3.34 179 5.13 Duluth Logging Co. ee te * 22.62 3.72 26.34 Erickson & Osell eran ey = 8.90 2.34 11.24 T. A. McHugh ence ct ~ 37.63 6.22 4 42.85 F, E. Oppegard aire: re es 5.45 2.00 7.45 Vyco Domzeto ““* Nashwauk 3.73 1.83 5.56 H. Kanteo esd e 5.2 2.04 7.86 Sheviin-Matbieu Lbr.Co. Bigfork 47.04 6.16 53.20 year which said Boar to-wit: That the zanering is a correct list of the personal property taxes in said County for said are satisfied cannot be collected, and so cancelled by sai id Board Penalty Total Tax fees east of Prairie rvier bridge, said im- provement to be made in accordance with plans and svec.f catiospre- pared by the county suveyor and on file in the office of the county audi- Upon motion of Comm‘ssioner Mul- fins seconded by Commissioner 0’- Brign following bills were allowed: ¥. unanimoubs vote. : 2 Name of Person Township Tax Penalty Assessed or District Dollars, cts. and costs and costs Dollars, cts. __Doilars, cts. All Dodson Arbo Township 3.27 1.78 5.05 Jobn Person a es 11.46 2.60 14.06 J.M. Taft = Be 288 1.54 2.42 Wm. McKinley Goodland Tp. 35.33 4.99 40.32 Haiman Markus Greenway Tp. 1.68 1.62 3.30 Jno. Shields = E 2.10 1.67 3.77 dno. Sevig s “ 420 1.88 6.08 Matt Hill Good Hope Tp. 1.03 1.56 2.59 James Taylor Lake Jessie Tp. 18.30 3.28 21.58 Wm. McKinley Sago Tp. BT 1.49 1.86 Jacob Noxgaard Trout Lake Tp. 25 1,48 1.73 Kapar Henly ng. No. 2 08 1.46 1.54 Matt Matteson aes 6 152 2.19 Mary McCoy os aye 1.54 1.61 3.15 Everad Sulander e 1.49 1.60 3.09 John Bergman a 52 151 2.08 Herman Hedbloom ce 1.¢9 1.56 2.65 Otto Erickson Bovey Vill. 27.90 4.25 82.15 Carl Hanson See 2.33 1.69 4.02 N.S. Knoblock nt 23.25 3.78 27.08 Keller Bros. ces 25.58 4.01 29.59 W J. Razac Calumet Vill. 1.78 1.63 3.41 E. J. Wiley Coleraine Vill. 6.91 214 9.05 Eli Butler Cohasset Vill, 81 1.53 2.34 Liptman & Ellis + = 10 1.46 1.56 ©. E. Hamilton Deer River Vill. 25 1.48 173 L. L. School See ey et 1.97 1.65 362 F. B. Winslow se ee 18.85 3.34 22.19 J.8. Berne Vill. of Grand Rapids 67 1.52 2.19 Herman Blood ces oS 3 62 1.52 214 C.L. Frye £ 10.44 250 12.94 W. W. Lawver id “44 4.06 1.86 5.92 H. Lefevre Peoria = 26 1.48 1.74 Albert Matter Gaeres <1 5.25 1.98 7.23 Joe Picard see me 14 1:58 2.88 ilzo & N Holman i z 1.7: 5 ©. Alebiaso Keewatin * 275 13 448 Edward Gibbons Marble =“ 1.38 1.59 2.97 Mrs. C. M. Ewing Nasuwauk * Al 149 1.90 The Board of ented Commissioners of Itasca County, finn. ‘By A. MCWILLIAMS, Attest: Chairman. M. A. SPANG. County Anditor. Gust Anderson, juror fees The county auditor was instructed|J. CG. ow 1. 1. weceseeeee$ 100 to advert.se for bids to make certain |" Robert H. Bailey, improvements upon Blacakberry road 3; - 540 | Frank Boman, Justice fees Gharles Begerman, witness fees J. C. ccseccee 16 08 John D. Burgess, witness fees, J. C. » John Beaudry, witness fees, J. C. ......+5 eGo. D. Barnard & Co., file cabinets .. Geo. R. Comer, jurors fees, J. C. . A. Currie, witness fees, J. C. ... Elert C. Berg, witness fees, J. C. James T. Davis, witness fees, J. C. ........ 2 80 Jaleo r, elec ri al work at court house ........ 5 10 Carl J. Hiler , joror fees, J. C. 1 00 J. F. Foley, Jurors fees, -J.° O.-.i chs. eee Ba ‘Christ. Erickson, witness fees, J. C. ....... . 16 08 Stella Fitzgerald, witness fees, J. C. ........ 2 32 Hartley Fitzgerald, witness fees, J. C. ... 2 32 Fritz & Cross, stationery supplies - 42 00 Al Garling, services as flagman on Horse Shoe Lake road .... 5 00 (Chas. tHagelin, BUTON Pea To OSs 1 00 Archie Johnson, witness fees, J. C. .. 3 04 Karl W. Heyman, witness fees, J. C. ........ 2 80 E. W. Johnson, professional services rendered POH CEMA fo. cw s we cise sic Wm. Hickey, services as axman dn Horse Shoe Lake road sins cece o02D Henry Hughes . supplies for Splithand road.. 56 49 Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for Poor Farm .... 24 70 Louis Latterell witness fees J. C. ,........ 14 12 J@hn Lefevre, services as assessor unorganized No. 4 36 00 E. C. Kiley, publishing proceedings, etc., 103 75 A. L. LaFreniere, sundry blanks 22 00 A. L, LaFreniere, publishing notice of hearing 4 40 Chas. B. Larson, labor on Coon Lake road .. .. .. 52 00 Carl A. Brecke, labor on ‘Coon Lake road .. .. .. 28 60 Old Evenson, labor on Codn Lake road .. 38 00 Meinich Evenson, labor on Coon Lake road .. .. .. 32 60 Dave Nyleu, labor on Coon Lake road .... .. 6 60 Bigfork Mercantile Co., supplies for Coon Lake road 86 00 Ed McCarthy, juror fees, J. C. ........ 1 00 Fred Martin, | witness fees J. C. . 2 80 Wim. McCaffery, witness fees, J. C. Neil Mullins, mileage examining roads .. ........ 48 40 Mitchell & Volke, balance on contract Grand Rapids and Bovey road .. .. .. ...... 1695 00 John O’Brien juror fees, J. C. ........ 1 00 Frank Plant, services as axman on Horse Shoe lake Toad sew el slew nee cosone 2 25 Chester L. Pratt, justice fees .. . 43 15 Thos. Russell, M. coroner fees 5 20 Ruel S. Reid, quror fees, F.C.) saceinickc. 1 00 Albert Ranger, part payment on contract Trout lake road 500 00 Wm. Smith, corduroy on county road No. 53 150 00 Wm. Smith, balance on con tract County road No. 53 ..3026 73 A. Seamans constable fees .. ........ 35 80 A. Seamans, constable fees .. ........ 34 43 A. Seamams, witness fees, J. C. ... set > onde Dan Shannon, witness fees, J. C. Quincy L. Trask, juror fees , J. C. Jno P. Trebilcock, mileage attending meetings.. 6 00 1 00 1 00 Jno. P. Trebilcock, mileage examining roads .. ......- - 16 65 ®award Wilson, juror fees, J, C. ....+++- 1 00 P. C. Warner, surveying and recording roads .. ...... 15 54 Thos. Ward, assisting assessor unorganized No. 3 120 00 John Whipple, examining timber for county board.. 48 60 Upon motion the board then ad- journed to Wednesday the 10th day of August, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. A. MeWILLIAMS, Chairman Board of County Commis- sioners. Attest: M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. (Seal) Notice of Sealed Bids. D Sealed bids will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota up until ten o’clock A. M. on Thursday the first day of September, 1910, at the office of the County Auditor in the Village of Grand Rapids, for paint- ing with two coats of white lead and oil all of the buildings at the Coun: ty Poor Farm. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of County Commissioners, Itasca County, Min- 1 nesota. Dated this 4th day of August, 1910. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor, Itasca County, Aug. -10-17-24 Minnesota. NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS. Sealed bids will be received by the board of county fcommissioners uf Itasca county, Minnesota, up until ten o’clock a. m., on Thursday the office of the county auditor in the village of Grand Rapids, for making certain improvements upon a public pared by the county suveyor and on file in the office of thejcouaty auditor. ‘The board reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids. A! County Auditor, Itasca county, Minn. nesota. Dated this 4th day of eres 1910, ' _M. A. SPANG, H. R. Aug 10-24 WANTS and FOR SALE Five Cents Per Line “FOR SALE: Six Room house, pi- ano and furniture—A. B. Clair. Six room house for sale—A. B. Clair. Small fam. house for rent—H. E. Graf- Wanted to rent, piano. W. H. Troy, Pokegama hotel. Bunch of keys found in Pokegama bath room. Apply at barber shop. Household furniture and riano for sale—A. B, Clair. The Grand Rapids Herald-Review has all the Cohasset happenings. For sale—Quantity of second hand furniture in good condition—H. W. Stark. ‘Ttt. Two Furnished rooms for rent— Inquire at Geo. F. Kremer’s furniture store. tf. FOR SALE—2year old colt—En- quire of Wm. Richardson, 3 miles south of town. For Sale Good house and lot in desirable residence location. Ad- dress K-5, Herald-Review office. For Sale—The restaurant and lunch counter fixtures formerly used by me im the I. X. L. cafe. A bargain if taken at once.—John Bilodeau. Locket and Chai& found on depot platform. Call at Herald-Review of- fice. Taken from Kindred avenue, a Yale bicycle, painted blue. Reward for its return—Geo. Hewis. —————————— For Sale-~good business jn village of Grand Rapids. Books open to in- spection. Address K7, Herald-Review office.— tf. Wanted—To secure for the sum- mer, two good milch cows. Apply to W. H. Troy, at Pokegama hotel. FOR SALE House and three lots in good residence location, village of Grand Rapids. Inquire of B. C. Finnegan. 6-13tp. Lost Saturday evening, package con taining one pair each blue and pink stockings and blue and pink hair rib- bons. Finder please return to this of- fice.! Ttt. Lost—Monogramed rfc with letter “R” on the road between Pokegama lake and Grand Rapids. Liberal re- ward for its return, Finder return to this office. LOST—Cuff button bearing mono: gram “F. X, Mc” Fipder please re- turn to Frank McMahon at’ Bass Brook hotel. KEYS LOST- T-~o bunches of keys lost in Grand Rapids. Gn one bunch is a brass key. Both in a 25- pound shot bag. $5.00 paid for re- turn of same to this office. For Sale-On Sixth street, three good residence properties. On ac- count of business calling me away from town I am compelled to sel) and they can be had on the fnstall- ment plan if desired—Wm. Mason. FOR SALE—12 residence. properties in Grand Rapids, ranging in price from $200 to $5,000, terms very easy on all, Also some good business pro- perties, $500 to $10,000—W. Q. Yost 62tf. Cattle and Sheep wanted— | am paying the highest prices for live cattle and live sheep. I also buy hides at the highest market price— Ed. Chucker, Phone No. 131, Bovey, Minn or address, Postoffice box 307, Bovey, Minn. Oct 10p. COLT LOST—Strayed From My Blace, 2 years old colt, bay, white face, 3 white legs. When last seen had halter on. GABE GOODELL, 3t Cohasset, Minn. MUST BE SOLD 120 acres of land. 10 acres cleared. first day of September, 1910, at the|10 acres meadow. 20 acres fine white birch, balance hardwood. from Ry. station, less than one mile highway. known as the Blackberry|to school. $10.00 per acre takes it Road. Said improvements to be made | if sold at once. in accordance with specifications pre- | gam. Apply to H. E. Graf- FOR SALE- A good Dairy Farm located on Squaw lake; good build- By order of the board of county |ings; three acres cleared; low lands; commissioners. 1tasca county, Min-| win) cut tifty tons of red top hay this year, Will be sold at a bargain if taken at once. THOMAS WELLS ii