Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 1

Impercoct Page rt Grand Rapids 4 My, oF gt Mee ‘4 he ez, MINNESOTA OTARIOAL I URICAL Vor, XXII. —No 19 DIRECTORS MAKE INOPECTION TRIP Through Northeastern Part of the County and Found That Section © Settling Very Rapidly. ESTABLISHED NINE NEW SCHOOLS Found There Are Over 100 Child- Granp Rapips, Irasca County, MINN., WepnEspay, NOvEeMBER 8, tgIt are recommended established, the di- rectors also recommended the enlarg- ment of two schools, the McKinley in the east part of Harris, and the Smith school. A recommendation was also brought before the board Monday evening to open, for short terms, the Moose Park, Spruce Park, Third River and Clinite schools which were not open- ed the first of the year owing to the small attendance last year. It was thought best to move the Thorofare school to the west ead of Bass Brook as it will then accommo- date a rapidly growing farming com- munity in that town. Although the proper place and time for the establishing and building of schools is at the annua] meeting, still DEAOON OPEN FOR BIG GAME NOV. 10 Deer Are More Plentiful Than Ever This Year and Auditor Spang Is- sued 125 Licenses Monday. SOME CHANGES IN THE LAWS Everybody Who Hunts Must Have|Case Against August DeCenzo Dis- on the wall and, pointing it at Mc- Donald, told him he would kill.him.if PLEAS iF GUILT he didn’t return the watch at once. McGuire and Hayes attempted to in- IN terfere and Kennedy then turned | the gun on them and bade them stay in their beds. He then continued the quarrel and knocked McDonald down with the butt of the gun and Steve Milkovich, Eli Yerkovich and tired two charges in his direction, Kusman Sorich Plead Manslaught- j neither one taking effect, and it was 5 evident they were fired only to scare er im Second Degree. him. He again asked McDonald for his watch, and on his reply that he did not have it, swung the butt of the rifle, this time with such force it-crusheg McDonald’s skull. He then maltreated the body and inflicted other indignities on the man. When McDonald asked for a drink of wa- ter it was refused. During this time KENNEDY PLEADS THIRD DEGREE Two Dollars a Year TUBER WAREHOUSE lo NOW COMPLETE With Exception of Machinery, Which Will Be Installed First Part of Next Week. IS SCIENTIFICALLY =CONSTRUGTED Hughes & Co. Have Already Com- , ren of School Age In Town of ee: ag - o en = a License and Only One Deer | missed and Frank DeCenzo Com- |xenneay kept the gun pointed at Mc. Memced Receiving Potatoes and fi a ‘ ion deman: medi: - 5 . 5 . ry at \ Carpenter—Will Open a ca eyiiave: scone and One Moose Are Al- \victed in Third Degree for |Guire and Hayes and two or three It Is Expected Farmers Will Other Schools. ER Rs Ge a ee Towed Each Person. Se ee ae ees | Soon Haul In Product ' Directors Burgess and Secretary Doran have just completed their an- nual trip of inspection over District No. 1. The last places they visited were the towns of Bearville and Car- penter. In the town of Carpenter they found nearly one hundred children of schoo] age, and that, too, without a single village in the town. The whole trip was one of many surprises. The farming sections of Itasca county are developing very rapdily as is shown in the recommendations that they} bring with them on their return. In keeping with the purpose of the board to educate every child of schoc age in the district, they found it ne- cessary to establish 9 new schools. The schools that they recommend to be established are as follows: At Mrs. Martin’s home between Round and Squaw lakes, nineteen children limited basis. These buildings, in many cases,'could not have been built at all had not the people of the com- munity willingly come to the rescue.of the board by agreeing to do a por- tion of the work of building, hauling, etc., free of charge. Wherever the | The open season for big game— deer and moose, begins Friday, vember 10 and closes November 30. Although there was considerable controversey over the meaning of the board has found. this spirit they have, game laws for 1911, the. law reading always met the people half way. in one place that two deer may be The schools that are open were found | killed and in another that only one to be, generally speaking, in good,is allowed, the attorney general condition. settled this by handing down an opin Since Supt. Freeman’s supervision |{on that only ONE is allowed. The has been extended to all the schools | 2€W law also provides that each and throughout the nearby townships of |€Very person who hunts for big game the district, and in a general way the; Must be provided with a license. The educational oversight over the entire | 0d law read that a person could hunt district, it is expected that the ef-|in his own county without a licensqs ficiency of these schools will be great- As a consequence, Auditor Spafig ly improved and what is more, there has been swamped with applications will be cemented a closer bond of {nd issued 125 Monday. The fee for unity and service between the rural each resident license is $1 and for and Grand Rapids schools. This, to-|20n-residents, $25, The non-res‘dent gether with the plans that are now |license must be obtained from the being worked out to aid the students, | 84me and fish commission. The resi- No- everybody thought would be a long They coaxed and begged, however, until] daylight, when he let them out, with the proviso that they were not which to leave the place. He then went down to the lake shore and McGuire and Hayes started for Nashwauk, where they telephoned Sheriff Riley, Stabbing John Degrotte. The October term of court, one, was shortened considerably on Thursday when Steve Milkovich, E Yerkovich and Kusman Sorich plead-| who went- out and arrested Kennedy. ed guilty of manslaughter in the sec-| Since his arrest Kennedy has told ond degree to the murder of Jovo several different versions of the af- Skorich, and Albert Kennedy plead-' fair, but none of them correspond to ed guilty to murder in the third -de-! the evidence brought out at the in-! gree for killing James McDonald According to the confessions of Mil- kovich, Yerkovich and Sorich, they were inflamed with drink and one of them owed a board bill of about $100.! man July 4, was brought up for trial The boarding house keeper stuck a| Monday, the complaining witness was gun in Mikovich’s hand and bade the/ the first one put on the stand. He three of them to go out and get some stated he did not think August De- “easy money”, it being payday, June} Cenzo was the author of any of the 18. The three started out and over- | cutting. County Attorney McOuat took Jovo Skorich and his brother on! thereupon made motion that the case the road between Holman and Taconite | against him be dismissed, which was They had just cashed their pay] granted by the Judge, and the case cheeks and were order to hold up, against Frank DeCenzo proceeded. De quest and preliminary hearing. When the case of August and Frank DeCenzo, jointly charged with stabbing John DeGrotte at Hol- While the sorting and loading ma- chinery has not yet been put in Place, owing to the fact some of it has not yet arrived, the H. Hughes & Co. potato warehouse is now open for business and a number of loads have already been received and put in the bins. This potato warehouse is a novel one in that it is the only one con- structed along scientific lines in the northern part of the state. D. V. Case & Broomhall, the architects who drew the plans, made a special study of this class of building and inter viewed nearly every warehouse owner in the state before making the plans. In fact, it is most scientifically con- structed in the state. The building is a brick, one story 28 by 48 feet, with walls 20 inches thick, 4 inches air space, and will cost complete about $10,000. It will have 6 separate bins and its total ca- being served by this school; on the! souiq give District No.1 a justly | dent of another state may ship the/their hands and deliver. An alterca-|Grotte said he was unable to swear shallow pene ne adhere POF: | carned standard of excellence through deer killed by him (providing he gets | tion followed. During the melee, two! that he was stabbed more than twice Pacity will be 20,000 bushels. Most tion of Alvwood, 12 to 15 children of by Frank DeCenzo, although he re- Of the warehouses in the northern school age are in this community; One at or near the Pine top post of- fice in Pinetop town; one and one-half. miles north of the town hall in the! town of Wirt; in section 15, 62-25, known as Busticoggan township, and’ was established to accommodate a nue ber of’ people who have within the last | year homesteaded in the community; a new modern building will be built, in accordance with the vote of the out the state, as the board intends|0ne) to his place of residence, but aiding pupils of high schoo] age and the moose must be left inside the preparation who live in the district. state. MATSON GETS FINE [sav mrcss mer meme OF $25 AND COSTS reads in part as follows: “Every resi- Hib- dent of this state over 21 years. of age is prohibited from hunting, takin or killing any game unless he shall have first secured a license from the auditor of the county in which he resides.***Only one of such li- Mat Matson, who lives near shots*were fired, both of which lodg- ed in Skorich’s back. The three as-/ sailants then took fright and ran away. The brother summoned as- sistance. who found Skorich lying men were mixed up in the affray and im a pool of blood with his pocket-/it is alleged they did most of the book tightly clutched in his hand. stabbing. The jury found a-verdict of Sheriff Riley immediately took up assault in the third degree. the chase for the fugitives andfound| In the civil case of Selberg vs. Ar- Kusman Sorich hiding in the, woods Scott, a verdict was returned for near Holman, Milkovich was not the defendant. Solberg sued to re- found until six weeks later, when he ' Cover alleged wages due him. ceived 23 cuts, a portion of which he exhibited to the gaze of the court as evidence. Two unknown part of the state were constructed more with an eye to capacity than to convenience, but in Hughes & Co.’s warehouse these two advantages have been combined. ~ It will be equipped with all necessary machin- ery, such as ‘sorters, lifters and load- ers and will be able to take care of the loads as fast as they are haul- ed to the unloading door. The next meeting of the board of annua] meeting, on Sturgeon lake in| bing, was brought down by Deputy | censes shall be issued to any one \ : ! “ vorki i In the case of Frank Lancia of vi it wa Words Monday evenin, ‘ was located working in a paper mill ect : the town of Bearville. The school site Game rden ‘oO : ie; Person and it shall not be transfer- at Niagara, Wis., and brought back. Nashwauk, charged with attempted| county commissioncrs wil be held is one of the most beautiful in the, charged with shooting partridges in opie and it is hereby made the duty > 7 : 4 : - ye ' istrict, a i ‘i leared and | Itasca county without a license. si if = ‘ The authorities had about given up Tape on Mrs. Mary Dezeppo, the jury | Wednesday, November 15. At this district, and is being clear 1 3 5 lof such licensee to exhibit the same rkovich, when a returned a verdict of not guilty. In meeting contracts will be let for the made ready; two new buildings will be necessary to accommodate pupils in the town of Carpenter. One of these was voted at the annual meet-| ing; one will be established on Mc- Guire lake in the northwest corner of Sago township. In addition to the new schools that was fined $25 and costs, amounting |to any person upon request. Such li- in all to $55.20. Maison was first ar-'cense shall describe the licensee, rested in St. Louis county and | qesignate his place of residence and taken before a municipal judge, but’ sya) pave attached thereto two} |when it was learned the birds were coupons upon which there shall be shot in Itasca, Game Warden Harry! pyinted, respectively, the words swore out a complaint. The Case |«mooge’ and ‘deer’. The coupon mark- was brought up before Judge Huson. | q ‘qeer’ shall be divided into two sections, one of which shall be. let- 1 1 ‘A’ and ‘B’. } paid said fee and procured such li- cense to hunt game animals, may, tered ‘A’ and one ‘B’. The coupon marked ‘moose’ shall be divided into two sections, lettered, respectively, Any resident who has during the open season (November part thereof, section ‘B’ of said cou- Any person who desires to retain ‘Capilal $2 5,000,00 Copyright 1909, by C. E. Zimmerman Co.-- MONEY IN THE BANK GROWS FAST. ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER; AND THE HABIT OF SAVING ACQUIRED SO BASILY, IS CONSTANTLY STIMULATED BY THE EVER INCRDASING EFFECT OF INTEREST. First National Bank GRAND RAPIDS. MINN. game longer than five days after the season closes, should make applica- tion to the game and fish commission. If the application is granted, the game can be held until consumed. Deer are more numerous than ever kept over them by the game wardens and it is thought that all previous re- cords will be broken for shipments when the season closes. NASHWAUK MURDER No. DOLUARS PILE UP The body of R. J. Wilcox, was murdered in the muskeg swamp Thursday afternoon. is in poor circumstances, with Kiplierr $ 5,000,00 cet hunt take ana. a an Lake where they located Yerkovich 5 mpd one des: Shi. eau’ i ar with 40 other Austrians animals may be shipped by said li- in a car a | censee to himself to his place of resi-| The three pleaded guilty to dence by common carrier, upon at- manslaughter = the second | taching to such game animal, or any degree, which provides | imprisonment from 1 to 15 years. | this year, owing to the excellent watch) gree. . VICTIM IS BURIED who near Nashwauk about Oct. 12, was interred in the Coleraine cemetery His widow, wholon a fishing trip, together with John! five OFFICERS President, F. P. Sheldon. Vice-Pres., A. G. Wedge. Jr children to support, has been aided by the citizens of Calumet and Coun- hope of locating Ye : chance remark, dropped by an em- ploye at the Holman pit, who had just arrived from North Dakota, led | the sheriff and county attorney to) = — (Continued on last page.) steel ceiling and jury chairs. Order your job work now. make an investigation, with the re-} sult that it was learned Yerkovich | was working on a Northern Pacific , construction gang near Minot. Sher-, iff Riley at once started for Minot, but when he arrived at Grand Forks, ! learned the gang had been removed |to Powers Lake, an inland town, 40 ‘miles from Stanley, the end of the | road at that time. He got in com- munication with the Sheriff at Stan- ley and the two drove out to Powers They were sentenced Friday by! Judge McClenahan, each one receiv-; ing an indeterminate sentence, and were taken to Stillwater Sunday af-} ternoon by Sheriff Riley. Albert Kennedy at first entered a plea of not guilty, but changed this ‘Thursday to murder in the third de- According to the testimony given out at the inquest over the body of | McDonald, Kennedy and McDonald, who lived on Bray lake, went to Nashwauk together, where they drank freely during the day. On the return | according to Kennedy’s story, Me- |Donald stole his watch, and as they} were somewhat under his influence of liquor, he did not realize it at the time. On arrival at Kennedy’s shack they found James Hayes and Pat Mc-| Guire, two Nashwauk business men, | in possession, they having come out Dear Amy:- Everyone should up happy. more. gets up whistling. S for him. Lusiness. Arsenault. Kennedy and McDonald joked each other and were on the; best of terms until the former dis-) go to Led happy and get Then they'll work Lette and earn oS feel thuly sorry for people who. are able, but either too stingy or too careless to buy beautiful Leds and Ledroom furniture. dohn goes to his Led humming a tune and That's why he is such a success in With love, P. §.-Neven forget, Amy, when you have furni- tune to Luy, Aemambenr, you can get the stylish, ssnong gind and for towest prices from have such a nice hoom Lou. ty Attorney McOuat has also made}eoyered his watch was missing, when | provision for her sustenance until the] McGuire asked the time, and accused | case can be taken up with St. Louis|meDonald of the theft. This Mc-| R E U S S W I county, of which she was a resident,|Donald vigorously denied, and Ken- | e E. TURE and UNDERTAKING I having only lived in Itasca county |nedy, crazed with drink and angry, | three months. snatched down his rifle from a rack oat ee Cashier, C. E. Aiken. Ass’t. Cashier, J. G. Peterson DIRECTORS G D. M. Gunn. W. C. Gilbert. H. D. Powers. John Beckfelt