Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 8, 1912, Page 7

OPPORTUNITY Arare chance for Judicious Buyers In a stock such as ours there are always certain desirable Pieces on which it is good store keeping policy to name greatly reduced prices. If you are in need of any of the articles described below you have a chance to buy high grade furniture at a tremend- ous saving. Barer oot" "* $14.00 fii... $12.00 Ssticn Oak Dresser PLEWOO pores ea Deven $28.00 Sonoek chinncioset $2 1.00 And many other bona fide val- ues that no ecomonical money saving housekeeper in Grand Rapids and vicinity can overlook CEO. F. KREMER FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING Qpposite Postoffice GRAND RAPIDS, - MINN. IGHEST MARKET PRIC Paid for CEDAR | Mullins amd upon roll call the vote| house for paupeis .. 18.00 | was as follows: P. L. Ramquist, Paes ae ! Yea: Commiss’oner Mullits andj inspection .. .. 19.96 O’Brien. |e. Be Shaughnessy, Justice | Nay: Commissioners Siellwan,| fees .. 32-10 | King and Nelson. Oliver Schevert. eld, "Constable | The Chairman then declared the} fees J.C... . 2.65 | motion lost. Morris Simonson, Constable ; Commissioner Mullins moved that) fees... .. . 3.00 ‘a committee of thiee be appointed to| Wm. Smith, Witn ss J.C... 3.64 examine the work dore under the! Dr. G. F. Schmidt, Witness ‘ direction of James Passard upon the! J. C. .. 10.12 | Poor Farm road- ne motion was | Emil Swanson, Witners J. C. 1.12 seconded by Commis-ioner O’Brien |A. F. Stevens, Jurcr J. C. 1,00 | and carried by unanimous vote. The'/M- L. Smith, Jurer J. C. 1.00 | Chairman then appointed Commizsion, St. Benedict's Hesrzital, Board ‘ers O’Brien, King and Mullins as| and care of s.ck, paupers .. 358.75 such committee. | Security Blank Book and Ptg. | The tollowing bil s were allowed: | Co., duplicate tax receipt \\rt Metal Comstruction Co., books .. .. . 92.00 Metal furniture for Aud. L, C. Smith Bros., “One type- |" vault .. aie . .. .-$ 450.00) writer, clerk of court .. .. 90.00 | John A. Brown, services State |W. J. Stock, Sundry drugs for | ve. Jas. Rhody, order Co. paupers .. . f 5.10 | Attormey .. . 25.00) M. L. Smith, Telephone ‘ser | Robert H. Baily, Justice fees 31.85| vices fs sot PROG F. Brady, Witness J. C. 1,12 'C. F. Tellin, ‘Justice fees |, .. 17.05 Posts and Poles also Tamarack and Cedar Logs | GILBERT & FINNEGAN Ttasca County Abstract Office Abstracts Real Estate Fire Insurance Conveyances Drawn, TaxeS Paid for Non-Residents | Kremer & King Props. Grand Rapids - = Minn. Grand Rapids Minnesota Civil Engineering ITASCA ENGINEERING CO. ' J. A. Brown - - - Manager Phone 168 Surveying : Estimating Construction Superintending HERE IS A SPLENDID| , Commissioner Mullins woe. that the Assistanr State Engineer .be instructed to prepare plans amd speci- fications for the construction ot County Road No: 47, known as the Cow Horn road, and that the Coun- ty Auditor advertise for bids for the construction of said road in accord- ‘amce with said plans and épecifica- tions. The moiion’ was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The committee appointed to ex- ‘amine roads in the towns of Third _ River, Alvwood and Good Hope made _report and Comm:s:icner King mov- ied that the Assistant State Engi- neer prepare plans and specifications | for the construction of a road begin- | ning on the SW corner of section 5, Township 148, Range 28, and running North on section line to the SE cor- | mer of section 7, Township 149, | Ramge 28. Also for the construction | of a road beginning at the SW cor- \mer of Section 3, Township 148, | Range 28, running West on Section ‘line 5% miles, and that the Coun- | ty Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of said roads in accordance with said plans! and specifications. The motion was! seconded by Commissicner O’Brien | and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Mullins moved that the Assistant State Engineer be in-|R. L. Polk & ‘Co., State structed to make a survey of the old | | Mississippi River Road in Section 36, , Township 55, Range 25. | It being the time set for the hear-| img upon the application of J. F. O'Connell for a license to sell ‘ intox eating liquors at Swan River the same was then taken under consider tion. There being no object.ons filed or offered against the granting of said application Commiss:oner O’Brien moved that said application be granted and that license pe issued to said J. F. O'Connell. The mo tion was seconded by Commixsioner | Lars Brude, Supplies for Mrs. | J. W. McCrossen, "Witness: J.C. 34 Mesaba Telephone Co. Tele- juaw Lake school .. .. .. Maria Fillmanson, scrubbing phone service” . 33.70/Glen W. Slade, extra work 20.30 F. A, MeVicar, ‘Stamped enve- F. L. Vance, supplies for Vance lopes for treasurer .. .. -- 22.08) school . BPA at 818 F. A. MeVicar, ‘Stamped enve- Hattie M. Hayes, paid for haul- lopes, Register of Deeds ., 32.62) img supplies $3, cleaning Miller-Davis Ptg. Co., Sun- school house Rosy school $3 6.00 dry stationery . .. 10 4. 80.80 A. L. Roeker, piano for {Mike Michilich, Livery for Set school .. .. sie 290.00 mine inspection .. .. ++ 13,00} Louis Nelson, hauling wood for Thomas McVeigh, Services on Nelson school .. .... .. . 1.25 road survey .. . ++ ++ 21,25) Mrs. Louis Nelson, cleaning Nel- Frank Myers, Draying Ww son school .. . 2.50 So BG - epsS 13.50 Osell, cleaning “chimney, — Will Nisbett, 1 pair * glasses for Warba school .. . LI pauper 00 | Theresa VanKinder, paid for vil Nisbett, Repairing clocks splitting wood, etc - 1.50 Cr... -. 8.0 Martha McDonald, paid tor Andy Nelson, Com. work and | labor and supplies .. .. .. 1.75 51.60 38.20 milage .. Andy Nelson, “Committee work and milage .. .. eee Lew M. O'Brien, Committee work I. D. Rassmussen, Copying and entering real es:ate tax ane, Mrs. S. E. Romans, Rent of and milage .. . 49.10 Framk Payne, Witness ey ron 3.64 Mis. R- C. Payne, Witness J. c. * . ei -. 8.64 W. J. & H. D. Powers, Sup- a plies for C. H. .. . os) See The Pioneer Co., Legal blanks 2.13 Chas. Parmeter, Services on, road survey sec. 4-150-28 .. 15.00 | Pete Peterson, ee for Dr. Hanley .. Se yale; See Gazetteer .. . 8.00 | Theodore Peterson, “Labor at Splithand bridge .. .. .. .. 5.00 'F. E. Reusswig, Burial of pauper .. - + 25.00 ment .. .. 419.40 | T. T. Riley, Board of prison ers, March .. .. te os A800 T. T. Riley, Fees in A Cc. 53.85 T. T. Riley, Sheritfs fees tu F By 6 SH oes or oo SAR RO T. T. Riley, ‘Stamps Ae eee ee es Stokes & Co., general supplies, Cohasset school .. . E. G. Kiley, printing and pub- lishing .. .. ie - 20.45 Bernard Smith. ‘cutting wood and cleaning school grounds at Sturgeon Lake school .. 34.00 H. N. Hanson, hauling supplies to Round Lake school .. .. 2.05 Peyton Paper Co., practice paper .. 4.02 Agnes Westling & ‘Amanda Ur- dahl, cleaning Bearville school .. .. wet 3:8) B08 — motion ‘the meeting adjourn- J. D. DORAN, Clerk. OFFICAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE Village Council. Of The Village of Grand Rapids, Itas- ca County, Minnesota. | Grand Rapids, Minn. . May 3, 1912. | A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Grand Rap- ids, Itasca County, Minnesota, was held at the Council rooms in the Village Hall in said Village this 3rd jday of May, 1912, at 8 o'clock P. M. Present: Pres‘dent Ridedll, Trus- tee Arscott and King and Recorder Sherman. | The reading of the minutes of the |two previous meetings was dispensed with. It being the time and place for the hearing of certain applications for license for the sale of intoxicating liquors, the president declared the said matter the order of business. Recorder Sherman stated that each of said applications had been | published according to law, and that proof of such publication was on |file in his office, and that the fees WwW. B. Taylor, Justice fees .. 47.50 |Tequired by law had been paid. (new work at C. H.) - 89.92 |G. Grottive, Supplies furnished Mrs. Wilcox .. .. . +. 12.45] S. M. Dinwiddie, Board of. pau- pers, March .. .. + +. 192.00 P. D. Flessio, Suppli es ‘of Mrs. Cadatey. ... io W. A. Everton, Juror ae C. 1.00 Ed Evenson, Witness J. C. 1.12} | ing paupers .. .. fs 12.8) | | The Fritz-Cross Co., “Sundry | books and stat.onery .. .. 250.30) Claud Fish, services’on road H survey .. . -- 4.00 Grand Rapids ‘Examiner, Sundry stationery .. .. = 9-00 Grand Rapids Examiner, Enve- lopes Aud. office .. .. .. .. 8.00 A. Galorneau, Work at Court house .. -. 8.00 survey, Section 4-150-28 14.00 H. S. Huson, Justice fees 6.55 J- A. Hewis, Jurcr J. C. 1.00 B. Horan, Witness J. C. .. 2.24 John Huber, Witness J. C. .. 1.12 Mrs. C. H. Hagen, Board and eare sick pauper 10.00 L. E. Hunter, .Part payment Bigfork bridge .. .. t 175% Louis Johnson, Witness i: ‘c. 2.24) August Johnson, Witness J. C. 2.24 Charles Kearney, Justice fees 16.65 Harry Kolometso, Witness J.C. Saves |J. B. Kelly, Constable ‘fees ga) C. M. King, Committee work and milgae .. es 95.10 per cent on contract price W. A. Everton, Board and lodg- H. E. Graffan, Ass’sting on sur- vey, Section 4-150-28 .. ... 30.00 Lee R. Guptill, Service on road C. M. King, Com. work and mi- lage to tuberculosis hospital 32.40 Geo, F. Kremer, Supplies of Cites: + +» 23.80 Geo. F. Kremer, Burial of | paupers .. . +. 50.00 Geo. F. Kremer, Burial ‘of pauper .. .. 25.00 Thos. Kerr, Tears for. grand jury D. C. 5.00 E. C. Kiley, Notices” Sectional survey .. . 15.45 E. C. Kiley, Sundry notices and publishing proceedings. .60.39 W. J. LeBell, Juror J.C... .. 1.00 T. M. Landy, Constable fee .. James Lyons, Witness J. C. Jack Lambert, Witness J. C... A. L. LaFreniere, Publishing notices Sectional survey .. A. L. LaFreniere, Pub. proceed- 12.83 3.64 1,12 15.45 | Mbunter: 15.00'E- R. Tellin, Constable fees 4.35 Lars Brude, Supplies for ‘Mrs. | Henry Thompson, Juror J. C. 1.00 Elsie Skaglie .. .. 15. 00 | Wm. Thornberry, services on Ralph Blanchard, Services on | road survey .. .. 13.00 road survey .. . oe lab, ee | Village of Grand Rapids, Elee- John Bilodeau, Meals for |, tric light C. H. & J... 5. 41.40 Jurors D.C. .. . Sig ob, SOO | Village of Grand Rap‘ds, Water John Bilodeau, Meais for | Cc. H. and J. . 61.50 Jurors D. c. .. ii eee | Henry Volke, Labor ‘on Prarier J. H. Blunt.va, Sundry “arugs | River road .. . . 16,50 for paupers .. . oan Be EL Bs Williams, Services| : Clarence Buchanan, Livery hire |_ road survey .. . 56.80 for County Nuse .. . 3.50}P. C. Warner, Surveying ‘See. Clarence Euchanan, Use of road {._ 4-150-28 84.29 grader .. . -. 10.00)F. BE. Williams, “Surveying Ed Cropin, Witness a7 ei. 1.12 road 54.00 Christie Litho. & Ptg. Co., \F. B. Williams, Drafting, ete., Sundry Books and station- State road .. .. << 2880 ‘ery... .. 82,25 | Miss Anna Wang, Expense | coun- D. V. Case & Broomball, 50 | ty nurse .. 35.33 | Miss Anna Wang, Expense county nurse .. . . 19.88 The following bills were rejected: Wm. Gordon, Labor on King road .. --$ 8.00] Geo. F. Kreemr, Use ‘ot morgue Ce i. 5. rae NM All other ‘pills on file were laid over until the next merase for further consideration. Upon motion the hearing upon the petition for the establishment of | |County Roads No. 80, 105, 106 and 107 was continued to the next meet- ing. Upon motion the petition in the matter of organization of Town- ship 148, Range 27, was laid oyer to the next meeting. . An adjournment was then taken to Wednesday, the 22nd day of May, 1912, at 10 o’clock A. M. JNO. L. SHELLMAN, Chairman. Attest: M. A. 'SPANG, Auditor of Itasca County. (Auditors Official Seal) OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE School Board OF School District No. 1, Grand Rap- ids, Itasca County, Minnesota. A meeting of the school board of | School District No. One was held in the board's office at eight o’clock P. M. All members of the board were present. The minutes of the meeting of April 22 were read and approved. Five, one thousand dollar bonds of the school district, due in 1917; were taken up and paid as follows: Prin- cipal $5000.00, Premium $235.00, Ac- erued interest $57.63, Tota] $5292.63. The following bills were, upon mo- tion, allowed: H. 'W. Wilson Co., reference books Central Scientific Co., agricul- tural dept. supplies D. C. Heath & Co., text books Kewaunee Mfg. Co., labritory 6.93 2.16 7.20 ‘supplies .. .. se ee ee 13.50 Gregg Publishing “Co. text books . 5 w. Scott, express and drayage, The application of D. M. Gunn was taken for consideration and there being no objections or remon- strances against the granting of said license, upon motion of Trustee Arscott seconded by Trustee King the application was granted and li- cense ordered issued to said D. M. ‘unn for a period of one year from April 28th, 1912. Upon a roll call being had Trustees Arscott and King and Recorder Sherman voted “Aye.” There being no “Nays” President Riddell declared the motion carried. The application of M. McAlpin was taken for consideration and there being no objections or remonstrances |against the granting of said license, upon motion of Trustee Arscott, sec- onded by Trustee King, the applica- tion was granted and license ordered | issued to M. McAlpine to sell in- toxicating liquors for a period of one year from May Ist, 1912. Upon ja roll call being had the following voted “Aye:” Arscott, King and. Sherman. There peing no “Nays” carried. | The application of Thos. Reilley j was taken up for consideration and there being no objections or remon- | strances against the granting of said application for license, upon motion by Trustee Arscott seconded by Trus tee King, the application was grant ed and license ordered issued to Thos: Reilly to sell intoxicating liqu- ors for a period of one year from May ist, 1912. Upon a roll call be- ing had the following voted “Aye:” Arscott, King and Sherman. There being no “Nays” President Riddell declared the motion carried. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. GEO. RIDDELL, Village President. FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder. Certificate of Inqorporation of jtasca: Dry Goods Company. We, the undersigned, have associ- ated ourselves together to form a corporation for the punposes here- inafter mentioned, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 58, Revised Laws, Minnesota, 1905, and acts amendatory thereof; and to that end have organized by adopting and sign- ing the following Certificate of In- corporation: Attest: Article I. The name of this corporation shall be ITASCA DRY GOODS COMPANY. The genera] nature of the business of this corporation shall be buying, selling and dealing in any and all kinds of dry goods, furnishings and supplies; also buying, selling and dealing in any and all articles of general merchandise: and personal property and conducting a general sale or retail, or both; manufactur- ing: combining and producing manu- factured articles of all descriptions for sale and distribution; acquir- ing by purchase, lease or otherwise, and selling, mortgaging and dealing in lands, tenements and heredita- ments, fixtures and personal property whether the same be incidental to the purposes hereinbefore enumer- ated ar not. Article IL. The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be the 22nd day of April, 1912, and the period of its. continuance shall be thirty (30) years. Article The names and places of residence of the persons forming this associa- tion for incorporation are as follows: Wilson G. Crosby, Duluth, Minne ota. Oliver 8- Andresen, Duluth, Min- nesota. : A. J. Roth, Duluth, Minnesota. Article IV. The names of the First Board of Directors of this corporation shall 0 be as follows: C. C. Peterson, Grand Rapids, Min- nesota.. Charles H. Dickinson, Grand Rap- ids, Minnesota, Wm. L. Winans, Hibbing, Minne- sota. The government of this corporation and the management of its affairs shall be vested in the following of- ficers, to-wit: A board of three directors who shall be stockholders of this corporation and a President, a Vive-President, a Secretary and a ‘Treasurer, but the offices of Secre- tary and Treasurer may be held by the same person. The Board of Di- rectors shall be elected by the stock- holders of this corporation at their annual meeting and the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary and Treasurer shall be chosen by the directors at their first annual meeting held next after the annual meeting of the stockholders. The directors and officers of this cor- poration shall hold their respective offices for the term of one year and until their respective successors are duly elected and qualified. The of- ficers of this corporation until the first meeting of the stockholders shall be: Cc. C. Peterson, President. Wm. L. Winans, Vice-President. Charles H. Dickinson, Secretary and Treasurer. The annual meeting of the stock- holders of this corporation shall be on the fourth Monday in April in each year at such hour and place as shall be fixed by the Bylaws of this corporation. Article V. 3 The capital stock of this corpora- tion shall be Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) and the same shall be paid in by money or by property at such times and in such manner as the Board of Directors shall de- termine; and if by property, then at its fair and true value in money. Said capital stock shall be divided into Two Hundred Fifty (250) shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. Article VI. The highest amount of indebted- ness to which this corporation shall at any time be subject is the sum of ‘Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.) IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have hereunto set our hands and seals this 12th day of April, 1912. WILSON G. OROSBY, (Seal) OLIVER S. ANDRESEN, (Seal State of Minnesota, County of St Louis, ss. Be it known that on this 12th day of April, 1912, personally appeared, before me, the undersigned and No tary Public, in and for said County, ‘Wilson G. Crosby, Oliver S. Andrese and A. J. Roth, to me well known ta be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing Articlas and Certificates of Incorporation and they severally acknowledged that they signed, executed and adopted the same as their free act and deed and the free act and deed of each of them. BEN SISLER, Notary Public, St. Louis County, Minnesota. ee Commission expires June I, 1915. Citation for Hearing on Final Ac- count and for Distributton. Estate of William Albert Gray. State of Minnesota, County of Itas ca, In Probate Court: In the Matter of the Estate of Wil Ham Albert Gray, Decedent: The State of Minnesota to all per- sons interested in the final account and distribution of the estate of said decedent: The representative of the above named decedent, having filed in this court his final, account of the administration of the estate of said decedent, together with his petition praying for the adjustment and allowance of said final account and for distribution of the residue of said estate to the persons thereunto entitled; Therefore, You, and Hach of You, are hereby cited and require to show cause, if any you have, be fore this court at the Probate court Rooms im the Court House, in the Village of Grand Rapids, in the Coun ty of Itasca, State of Minnesota, on the 13th day of May, 1912, at 10 Oclock A. M., why said petition should not pe granted. Witness, the Judge of said Court, and the seal of said court this 23rd day of April, 1912. (COURT SEAL) CLARENCE B. WEBSTER, Probate Judge- H-R Apr 24-May 8 Notice For Publication. Department of the Interio U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minne- sota, April 18, 1912. Notice is hereby given that John Hayes, of Warba, Minn., who, on March 14th, 1906, made Homestead entry No. 21990, Serial No. 05503, for Lot 1, Section 4, Township 53N, Range 23 W, 4th Principal Meridian, hag filed notice of intention to make Final Five year Proof, to establish claim to the land apove described, be fore I. D. Rassmussen, Clerk of Dis- trict Court at his Office, at Grand Rapids, Minnesota’ on the 29th day of May, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Mike Butts, Karl Heyman, Her- man Schutt and Claude Barnes, all of Warba, Minnesota. CHARLES F. HARTMAN, Register. April 24-May 22 President Riddell declared the moticy SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, WARTS Permanently removed by electricity. MISS AMES, 425 specialist, expert operator. 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