Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 24, 1910, Page 3

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE have everything of the very best quali- ty in the way of Give us a Call. Necessaries COHASSET, ats ERSKINE & STACKHOUSE GENERAL MERCHANDISE ].H. Grady & Co. carry a very Complete Line of General Merchandise Call and See Them for Any of Your ) 3 MINNESOTA. Bass Brook Hotel Up-to-Date Accommodations Proprietor Cohasset, - John Nelson Minnesota THE GREAT Six. BIG DAYS "LIBERAL ARTS EXHIBIT IN THE NEW ‘GRANDSTAND AND EXPOSITION BUILDING = ' URAL s INDUSTRIAL BEAUTIFUL, INN SOTA STATE way BETWEEN STPAUL AND MINN f FOR sunt so AGRICUL are PEC TACLE RR PAGEANT°*NATIONS WITH 1000_ PARTICIPANTS awit NORTHWESTERN CORN SHOW EXCURSION PATES ON ALL RAIZROADS Ls COHASSET, MINNESOTA, AUGUST 24, 1910 Commerical Club Meeting. A meeting of the Cohasset Com- mericial club was held Saturday evening and the matter of the bridge tax accross the Mississippi river to connect South Cohasset to the main portion of the village was taken up. The contract was let some time ago and many have pur- chased lots and erected residences on the strength of the fact the cons tract was let. If the bridge is not put in thie fall, it will work a hard- ship On many, as they will either be compelled to remain isolated from the main part of the village during the winter or else move elsewhere, as there are no vacant residences in the village. A committee was also appointed to confer with the directions of school district No. 1 regarding the erection of the new school house at Cohasset. Challenge Grand Rapids Clerks. Cohasset has a new base ball organization, known as the Cohas- set Clerks’ base ball team and it was formed for the purpose of taking the wind out of the clerks’ team at Grand Rapids. The Cohasset clerks challenge the Grand Rapids clerks to a game tobe played at Cohasset, the losers to pay fora chicken supper, and they are con- fident of success. Communications from the Grand Rapids team can be addressed to Henry Rannfranz. Cohasset Won From Tigers. The Cohasset base ball team was victorious in another contest Sun- day, defeating the Grand Rapids Tigers by ascorue of 5to4. The game was a hardfought one and there was an enthusiastic crowd present. The batteries were Brac- kett and Vashaw for Cohasset and Lofberg and Romans for Tigers. Features of the game were the batting of H. and F. Brackett and the slab work, Brackett striking out 17 men. SPECS FFF FET EE EED i Cohasset Cullings : Fred Skimmerhorn is iJ] with: ty- phoid fever. G. M. Wood was at Grand Rapids op business on Monday. Henry Ranofranz spent Sunday with his family at Grand Rapids. Waldemor Johnson visited with Grand Rapids friends Saturday. Win. Carter was a Grand Rapids business visitor Tuesday afternoon. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Phair at Bass Lake Saturday. Rev. Fritz went to Floodwood Tues- day where he will hold services Sun- day. Prof. J. A. Barton the musical ar- list Aug. 29th with the McGinley Co. E. W. Windsor now of Nashwauk, spent Monday evening with his fam- ily. A. Anderson was in from his farm Mouday looking after businyss mate ters, County Commissioner Morris O° Brien was at Weller’s spur on business Monday. Mrs. L. Payment and daughter. Helen, were visitors at Deer River Tuesday. Alford Jordsaw, the busy black- smith, spend Sunday with friends at Duluth. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid society | will meet with Mrs. W. W. Fletcher Thursday. Fred Stockwell, who has been ill with pneumonia, is nowable tobe out again. Bring the children to see Jeanette and Alvina two Chicago clever sing- ers and dancers. Al Garling came up from Grand Rapids Tuesday to do some cruising in this vicinity. Mrs. W. W. Fletcher will go’ to Minneapolis next week to select her line of fall millinery. Mrs, W. L. Wood returned home Friday from a visit with friends and relatives at St. Louis, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Bertram and Mrs. Bertram’s two sisters were visit- ors at Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs P. F. Noran and little son, who have been visiting friends at Coleraine, returned home Saturday. Miss Mamie O’Brien spent Sunday with her brother Finley, who 1s ill at St. Benedict’s hospital at Grand Ra- pids. M. S. Vail, who has been spending the summer with relatives here re- turned to his home at Seaman, Ohio, Sunday, Virgil Fletcher, who has been visit- ing relatives at Red Lake Falls for the past three months; returned home Tuesday. Francis DeShaw, accompanied by bis two little children and Miss Cora Kopke, went to Grand Rapids Sun- day. The Chicago comedy and comedians and musical experts Bob and Eva! McGiuley and their jolly company at Cohasset Aug. 29th. BOOST FOR COHASSET R. Long was among those who had | Pythias lodges. Left to mourn are bus ness at Grand Rap'ds Friday. an only daughter, Miss Bessie, a O. F. Strand arrived here Thu sday oper: Levi, of Mite, aoe ges for a short v sit wth relat ves. = ees at Buffalo, Minn.—Deer River News. Chas. Collenge was in from h'‘s farm Thur:day 02 bus'ness matters. *« (Miss Esther Strand, of Fayette, Mo., arrived here Thursday to vist relatives and friends. Dr. Johvson was attezding to his patients at the hospital at Grand Ra- pids Friday. Mrs. St. Peter, of Deer River, wetturned home Thursday after a short vsit with the Kirt family. H. H. Coolidge came down fo Deer River on business Tuesiay for Farm Loans Very Low Rates Farm Insurance Farm and City Property for Sale or Exchange W.Q. YOST The little daughter of Mr. Mrs. G. G. Wood, who has been seriously ill, is reported better and will undoubt- edly recover. W. W. Fletcher, the contractor, re- turned from Trout lake Tuesday where he has been repairing the Trout lake school house. F. Dibble and family, who have been sisiting frienes and relatives here for the past week, returned to their home at Bemidji Tuesday. A large number of the villagers participated in an excursion trip on the steamer, Undine, to Pokegama Jake Sunday. A jolly time is report- ed. Special services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at 2;30 o’cluck. Presiding Elder Copper, of Duluth, will be pre. sent and all are urged to attend. Finley O’Brien, son of County Com- missioner Morris O’Brien, was taken to St. Benedict’s hospital Friday with an attack of typhoid fever. He is reported to be getting along nice- ly. Construction work on the Wm. Smith pool and billiard ball building was temporarily suspended Monday on account of lack of lumber. Dunn & Marcio received a car yesterday and the carpenters are again pound- ing the wire. Johu Nelson, who was taken to St. Luke’s hospital at Duluth abcut ten days ago with an attack of typhoid fever, returned home Monday even- ing and is now able to be around again. He states he never felt better and certainly looks it. Rev. A. J. Hollingsworth, who has been conducting evangelistic meet- ings herein the interests of the Chris- tion church for the past three week, went to Duluth Monday. A Chris- tian church has been organized here with a large membership and contri- butious are being received for the erection of a church. ‘Chas Brown was a Grand Rap d: v-sitor Tuesday. sister, Mrs. Newman. John Ma‘n, the hustling m'll man O. E. Skelly went to Minneapolis on business Wednesday. G. M. Wood was a vis'tor to the county seat Friday. went to Duluth and Minneapolis on pusiness Wednesday. Office Located in Pokegama Hotel Basement the Cool dge Schussler company. B. F, Miller spent Sunday and Monday with his famiy at Duluth, Mrs. H. J, Jones went to Duluth Wednesday for a_ visit wit) her E. W. Windsor, who was formerly with the Erskine-Stackhouze company} has accepted a pos‘ton with the \Great Northern as agent at Nash- wauk and is now in ciarge at that stat’on, DUNN & MARCA SO aeee Nr e LUMBER DEALERS FOR THE PEOPLE OF (0- HASSET AND — COMING AUG, 26! Bob and Eva McGinley And their jolly new company. This season they have the child wonder ALVINA In genuine Norwegian songs and Dances We carry complete stocks in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows,Molding, Etc., Lime, Cement, Brick, Plaster, and all kinds of builder’s supplies. Estimates furnished and a liberal discount is given when entire bill is ordered We meet all competition with prices FOR SALE- A good Dalry Farm located on Squaw lake; good build- ings; three acres cleared; low lands; will cut fifty tons of red top hay this year. Will be sold at a bargain if taken at once. through us, THOMAS WELLS that merit the business. Grand Rapids, Minr Cattle and Sheep wanted— | am We invite prospective 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. buyers to call and get figures and estimates. No damage done if an order is not placed. Charles SALOON The Very Best ofEvery- teing Alwayson Hand Brown aN DUNN & MARCA LUMBER DEALERS Pasturage. Good pasture for horses andcattle near Cohasset and 3% miles from Piacente | the Herald- Review 7 will be representative 3 of the Business and Social life of Cohasset. Subscribe for it. A regular weekly news department will be carried on. Grand Rapids. Large open range of wild and tame grasses; running water, shade and sheds. Terms $2.50 per month per head. Bnquire of E. L. Buck, Cohasset, Minn. Herald-Review want ads for quick returns. COHASSET MINNESOTA