Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 5, 1910, Page 3

RALD- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ERSKINE & STACKHOUSE have everything of the very best quali- ty in the way of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Give us a Call. J.H. Grady & Co. carry a very Complete Line of General Merchandise Call and See Them for Any of Your Necessaries COHASSET, MINNESOTA Seetesind ‘Bass Brook Hotel’ Up-to-Date Accommodations : ee a John Nelson ; Proprietor ‘Cohasset, - Minnesota; Charles Brown SALOON The Very BestofEvery- teing Alwayson Hand Hereafter the Herald-Review will be representative of the Business and Social life of Cohasset. Subscribe for it. A regular weekly news department will be carried on. COHASSET, MINNESOTA, OCTOBER 5, 1910 j Cohasset Cullings ; (Mr. and Mrs. M. O’Brien drove to Grand Rapids Saturday. \Mike Callahan was a visitor at Gunn Junction Sunday. Mrs. Clark, of Deer Lake, was a shopper in the village Saturday. D. A. Dunn put im the past week at his Weller’s Spur saw mill. Miss Florence Wilson was a Grand Rapids visitor Tuesday ‘afternoon. . Thos. Benton ,of Grand Rapids, wa: in the vilage on business Tuesday. iG. G. Wood and G. M. Woda were Grand Rapids visitors Sunday after- noon, Mrs. L. Payment and Miss Helen Payment were Grand Rapids visitors Friday. Mrs. John Snyder has been on the sick list the past week, but is now getting along nicely. J. W. Morrison, of Minneapolis, was a business visitor in the village the first of the week. The Methodist Ladies’ Aid society will meet with Mrs. H. J. Jones. All are'invited to attend. Our four popular school teachers enjoyed a delightful walk to Grand Rapids Saturday Morning. Mr. atid Mrs. C. M. Erskine ,of Grand Rapids, drove up Sunday to visit, friends in the village. Homer Wright is temporarily acting as assistant postmaster dur- ing the absence of Wm. Wolf. Mrs. Chas. Pogue, of Grand Rapids, visited with friends and relatives in the village between trains Thursday. } John) Wolf went to La _ Crosse, Wis., Sunday to be in attendance at the mariage of his brother, William. Henry Rannfranz, manager of the Itasca clothing store, moved his family imto the H. H. Carrier flat last, week. F. C. Torrey went to Grand Rapids Sunday to assist Tom Claus in ex- eavating his magnificent patch of spuds, The stork still keeps busy im this vicinity and his latest visitation was at the George Jergens home where he left a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Newman arriv- ed here from Duluth Friday to visit at the home of Mrs. Newman’s broth- er, W. W. Fletcher. Messrs. W. R. Newman, W. W. Fletcher and H. J. Jones went up up on the Vermilion Tuesday morn- ing on a duck hunt. The Catholic Ladies Altar society of St, Augustine’s church will meet with Mrs. John Herman Thursday afternoon at the usual hour. Mrs. Nedeau and sister returned from Minneapolis Monday where they have been visiting relatives ‘and friends for the past month. Linesmen Shortman and Botts of Grand Rapids, were in ‘the village Tuesday and installed a ‘phone in the Itasca Clothing Co.’s store. Wim. Smith now has his pool and billiard hall open for business. It is a neat and clean place and will undoubtedly enjoy a good “business. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schsrmerhorn came up from Park Rapids Friday to remove Marrin amd Tena Scher- merhorn ,who are ill with typhoid fever. T. A. Phillips ,engineer on the \Cass LakeKelly Lake freight, is putting im the wéek duck hunting at Pokegama lake and is being pi- loted around by John Nelson. W. H. Fulton and Fred Hagerson were the successful biddérs on the contract for grading and repairing the Bass LakeGraid Rapids road, | each securing a portion f ‘the work. The citizens of Cohasset never do things by halves ‘atid the village dads have now decided to grade up the grounds about Village hal and convert it into a park. (Mesdames Wm. Hoolitian, F. W. Palmen atid M. A. Spang came up from Grand Rapilis Tuesday to visit friends in the village. They were ac- companied by the Spang twins. The Methodist church is ‘undergoing: a transformation at the hands of that skilifal decorator, Ha. Jeffers, who is retimting the interior of the edifice. housekeeper for H. H. Carrier for some time, departed Tuesday for an extended visit with friends at Min- be bide BOOST FOR COHASSET neapolis ard pothts in Michigan, “Doc” Beverly, who moved to Grand Rapids some time ago, assist- ed W. W. Fletcher several days last week in the erection of his new building. John Nelson reports the loss of a plow and suspicion falls on Wm. Carter, but that gentleman declares himself innocent and says they can search him, Clerk of Court I. D. Rassmussen drove up from the Rapids in his auto Saturday evening, bringing vupC. E. Aiken, cashier of the First Nat: ional bank, who joined the Hunting party at John Nelson’s ranch. Cohasset is now without a barber and there is a good location here for one who is industrious and a skill- ed worker. Anyone wishing a loca- tion should write the Cohasset Com- mercial club. G. M. Wood returned from an ‘exten sive trip to Chicaago and eastern cities Thursday. His trip was for the purpose of purchasing machinery and selling products of thea , Min- nesota Woodenware Co. Rev. W. G. Fritz departed for his new pastorate at Hinkley and Sand- stone last week and the fiew tin- ister, Rev. Stilli, arrived here today. There will be preaching services at the church Sunday evening at the usual hour. E, L. Buck has received con- siderable farm machinery of late for his new business vetiture, many of the machines peing perfect strang- ers to this part of the country and match or cigarette in the corner. The balls were badly burned as was also-the door before the fire was discovered when it was promptly ex tinguished. A party consisting of John Nelson, Chas Brown and W. J. Powers and John Costello, of Grand Rapids, went wp to John Nelson’s farm on the Vermilion Saturday in quest of duck. They were driven up by Clifton Par- ker. The following ‘Sunday morn- ing Mesdames John Nelson, Chas. Brown and Mable Baker went up to foip the party. All returned the Same evening with the exception of Chas. Brown, who has not been heard from since and it is ex- pected fhe is off alone in the woods some place trying to discover séme way in which he can make ducks sit still in the water until he gets a bead on them Cohasset residents are warned to see that their houses are carefully locked and polted as depradations pawe been going on of late at an alarming rate. The last place enter- ed was that of Wm. Carter, the mar- auders stealing several pool tables Local Sherlock Holmes have been working on the case and they have discovered the butcher wagon was us ed in hauling them away and from the tracks it is very evident that Rube “the mule” was hitched to the vehicle. Several strange tables were discovered at Wm. Smith’s pool and billiard parlors the following day and there is considerable wonderment about the village as to. where they eame from. The different clues have all been run down and as it keeps Cliff Parker busy putting them together. H. R. Shortman, of Grand Rapids, who is a old time showman, is plan- ning on putting on a minstrel show’ in the mear future for the betiefit of the Cohasset base ball team, which is badly in the hole. ‘Further par- ticulars will be given later. Politicians and others are requested to keep a sharp lookout for a stray “hoss” which answers to the high sounding name of Bay Bell. Before losing herself she was the property of Wm. Carter, who would again like to gain possession of the nag. John Collur was down from Deer River the other day and shipped his ‘bowling alley outfit away. The wind blew so strong Sunday even- ing Wm. Carter let the tent down in order to save it from being whipped to pieces and the proprietor removed it the following day. Wm. Wolf, the obliging assistant- postmaster at the Cohasset post of- fice departed for Wisconsin last week and it is commonly reported about the village he will not return alone. At this writing details are very meagre. The Itasca Clothing Co.’s store is filling a long felt want in Cohas- set and the manager, Henry Ran- nfranz, has a cloths pressing equip- ment. He has already worked up a good patronage with his side line andthe boys are all pleased with the innovation. Somebody is going to buy when returns are received from Minneap- olis. Messre Bailey and Carter have had considerable argument over whether a certain street in Minne- apolis has a car line and the other evening the argument grew so ex- citing they posted a bet of $10 each aiid) have left the matter to be decided by the sporting editor of the Minneapolis Tribune. Cohasset narrowly missed having a conflagration last Tuesday even- img. It seems a bag of bowling alley palls and a tussack were lying in the corner of Wm. Carter’s saloon and somedne évidently accidently yet the guilty parties have not been discovered. McAlpine’s Fixtures Are Here. The fixtures for the Bodega buffet; which will occupy the corner store room of the McAlpine block, have arrived and as soon as the inside decorating is finished they will be put in place. The fixtures are of quarter sawed oak with bevelled mirrors and the buffet will be ‘one of the most resplendent and finely furnished in the northern part of the state. Tag Day Sale. The tag day sale, which was held by St. Joseph’s society Stptember 23, netted the society the sum of $102. All who were approached responded very liberally and the ladies wish tc thank those who assisted in making the sale a success. The amount will be used in reducing the bishop's levy on the Grand Rapids parish. CLARENCE B. WEBSTER Attorhey at law Bovey : : - Minnesota Democratic Nominee for the office set fire to the bag by throwing 4/of Propate Judge of Itasca County. 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