Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 1

AINSESOT . HISTORICE: Vor. XXIII. —No 25 Granp Rapins, Irasca County, MInn., Wepnespay, DeceMBER 18, 1912 EGISTER MC GOWAN SOCIETY, Two Dollars a Year » I ing of the Northern Minnesota De- three years’ lease on the lake. Mr. velopment associafion. HERALD-REVIEW dvearney was the original owner of EDUCATORS FF MEET SOCIALLY: “City and Country: One and In- + = the lands surrounding the lake. Ice U separable,” was discussed by L. M. FARM MAGAZINE $ iS INTERVIEWED lake is not meanered _and hence ies TALK BUSINESS Bolter, cashier of the First State } ’ yer Agmne fs f po AND TALK SCHOOL } ee bank. He illustrated how necessa: CEERI WSISE;” 2 POSSESSION O} e ie ‘a i tte the merchants, prcameid The Sccond Number of Our a McGowan Visits Duluth andj real estate has passed to other sional men, tradesmen and others Feature is Full of Interest Falls Into Hands of a Mews hands. Mr. Snyder claims posses- | who live in town to work in har- te. Everyone j Tribune Riperter skp e bese mim by ee of the | = at ares i pei i ease he holds from Mr. Kearney. . . More Than One Hundred Grand 0" ih poopie ui otter villases | | | Cine day while Theodore was cut-| Most Delightful and Instructive — Rapids Men Attend Get-Togeth- {In his opinion, ali critics should The second number of the Her- | _Masca county's very affable reg-|t’ng ice Mr. Snyder ordered him Gathering of School Men at it c ea not be put down as knockers. “The agen oe ag Faeoner magazine | ister of deeds paid a business. vis- |t0 eease operations. Mr. Betts re- Experimental Farm ) er Dinner at High School fo that the people of Grand Rap-|£0° 10 our readers with this is-|itfo the Zenith City last week to |plied, “You'll have to go stronger lids are here tonight, and the pur-|S¥¢- Plans are under way to make | tr@nscribe the land office records | than that, old man.” A warrant pose of this meeting, is evidence Lee msrancunr cg prong ead He Pe = Itasea ae oo ee the theft of one dollar's | e : _|reference to the list of contribut- @ does this oecasionlaly in order | worth of ice was issued for Betts. RESOLVE 10 CONTINUE MEETINGS ego aj inertia dian ors it will be noticed that some of to&k ep his office records up-to-|'The case came up before Justice IDEAS AND EXPERIENCES EXCHANGED — Mr. Bolter. “The fellow ae kicks the leading agricultural writers of dake. According to the following, ; Bailey Monday morning. A change frequently does a lot of good, and Minnesota are engaged to make the hei got gabby with a News Tribune {of venue was asked for, and the Saari eeae era ' helps to open the eyes of others to publication one of the best farm | reporter: _ hearing set before Justice Burgess The First Effort So Successful That | ..,<¢aios that otherwise would slip|PaPers of the northwest. The cur-| “Edward” J. MeGowan of Grand | at Cohasset. It will be brought up| Supt. and Mrs. McGuire are Hosts Arrange For Future Dinner {(),.“ivesut influence of the man or|the holiday season. No more inter- | yesterday. Mr. MeGowan is an en- Death of Mrs. Voi eee ile See a and Program. set of men who deliberately mis-|@8ting paper will reach any fire- | thusiastic booster for his county M = = : verge. ome ful Farmers. represent a community and its peo-| ide in Itagea county than this is- | and is of the opinion htat it is the Bes na: Voigt, wife of Frank fale: witli: wltesiges bie sintckeis mo-|sue of the Herald-Review. That | finest section in the United States. coe of nea aT Legs en the bak ae a \tives. Mr. Bolter urged that it is|ttis splendid farm paper can be} ‘We not only raise grain of all nome of her laughter, Mrs. Carl The big dinner given Friday eve- jin, uty of every citizen to work |SUPPlied to Herald-Review readers | kinds,’ he said, ‘but its the only |8ren, in Grand Rapids, Mrs. Carl The invitations issued by Supt. ning last was a decided success.!.°°,°"* ss . witi,| Without. extra cost to subseribers | county in the state where one can | @Vening of this week at 9:30 o’clock.| Saga More than a hundred witnesses Jo es ee is reason for congartulation both | have an iron mine on one endof She was 49 years of age. sai e ae hence ey Boral ye pronounce it. There was no divi-|“"1 ‘© Create a teeing ene |by the publisher and patrons. The | the farm and a potato patch on the} Mrs. Voigt had resided with heritct ~ 0 psgise ay Negbae a i ship between the town and country. : p D tale’ Sars a gathering of Itasca county agricul- sion of opinion. Everybody WaS/Wien a business man comes in|!W0 &0 at the regular subseripuon | other. Our yield of potatoes, I be-| family at Deer Lake for the turalists and others to attend an in- pleased, and left the High school contact with one frome outside who | Price lieve was the biggest of any of the past ANGE, Year>» comming: to Hapoa fermal meeting and dinner at the building that night with a better feels that he has a grievance against REET AS at two northern tiers of counties in| County from Marinette, Wis. wet state farm on Saturday, met with opinion of himself, a better opinion the town or any of its institutions, the state and our farmers are | the past two years she hag Sumter: i very general response. The purpose of his neighbor and a better opin- iL, ienthiat:. comniddameete OEY NEW PARCEL POST among the most prosperous in the ed much from tuberculosis of the net eesti rb icinatoeatig ion of Grand Rapids in general. gate the case, so far as he may, country. seeesiont, ane RL i eee tines wes er the men engaged in agricultural _ Everybody agreed it was a mOve/ 144 learn the facts. In nine cases IN FORCE JAN 1ST ‘Itasca county presents many un- | 2 = —_ vos coer a ei aes Tas thea county foram “4 poet nna neon tuasypponemesie Sh capes ial Be sec tebe a oi fi congealed eet iesaaiputee ee sas ideas, es their = ae eet Seem) ROL CBHI cstiopiline: “ te Prsratinnp ent is Some Facts Concerning the New | nieans. Good land can be purchased Bia eae soi tea a ae “is ere camatvaly, aa 1 ity. pal ee a near good markets for from $8 to wie, moter. 2 einer te ee a venes Ee a Similar gatherings will be arrans-|(n2t wait preserve to the iown and| Fatal Law That Goes Into | ‘an acre. This is all hardwood, | Kone. Her life was given to} , (pe Soess Of hones wae Pot ed'for the future, and definite plans: i+ business people their good name. Effect January Ist. eat-over land, the kind that is eas-| the care of a large family of child- | ston experimental station, who is forulated to bring about the estab- 7 bl eee side ae : ifv cleared. Im addition, there is|'", for whom she toiled uncom- ie ie nil naachiot asricaie — ee pean Rg enter~ |p ve je -ocheea ees are The parcels post law that goes | plenty of school’ land for sale at no aun ag lg ata "D=ltural specialists. ‘There were also Frises in this village. A campaign (ie : into effeet on January ist, 1913, is | fsom $5 to $10. get ay ‘ angeaee resent Si Ss rintendents ~~ sr eae bring a iA cee ae ee rather complicated and will probab- | “We have good markets. The low- ; a ee ape de ie Mauna ot ene 2 ra y relations between residents of |" ~ seas “lly eause considerable trouble at | es end of the Mesaba range offers | !¢™ aR UTR SORE OR Ue ack 7 aE 7 town and country. The general well- Mia eg 8 soeanget samt chat firet to both patrons and postmast- | us an one for all our garden | Sind and loving wife and mother. S pemaciae ae Regie fare of Grand Rapids and the sur- ‘is pee Sseae pati: ae 8 rests ers, This trouble, however, can be | tvuck, and the roads are in such|The children are Frank, Charles.| 1) instructors at the meeting be- rounding territory will be studied |!* BO’ Phesent. “he optiinist 1s all avoided to a great extent if the j condition . that many farmers|J0hn, Edward, Henry, and Gust, sides Profs. Oversiead and MoGuire ~—- and efforts made to create improve-| V3¥° 4 DOoeey, ane = poss | people will take the trouble to in- | drive from Cohasset to Keewatin,| #24 Mrs. Rose Ogrne, Lillian and Rares A W. Wolthees, district No rm z ments in the many different ways| is! is always a pepe Negeratac! form themselves concerning the ;a distanee of % miles, with fresh j Slice Voigt. ihe ae Tee oes Grand Ra vids; \ ie ‘Bov ny, dis- * that tend to make better and bright- | }¢ baht i Sis ae sa Soar working of the law. vegetables d the summer time | YOUns gitls aged about ten and Soar No. : "Gilosdias asnumt B. bopeith- er conditions for all the citizens | social: life of i spe See The new law allows parcels ups),!"s¢y find »~ ~*y sale for all thier | 'Welve years. — -. jJawell.. district Na..6, Deer River. ea -hereot ie and maintained on faith, and would , ED 3 Da ce, I thera yoo t--Funeral services will be held to- : igus s ale | If the epirit: -~"L ‘rise thus | ever Pemainceo, Jhe.deelaredc.“Haye} to eleven pounds to be sent by mail | Pr’Suce. fi oon a Ranids- a= | morrow’ afternoon at. 3.o'clock.inj ,,/T0! Overstead, who iy ‘ engendered is co. *. as it now{ faith in yourself, your neighbor, |®nd fhe charges on parcels will ha! tato storagr. .. <rand Rapids, eae te peeliamik: chdustan by Rev,{“hicago purposely to attend the promises, the tow . a oe NOW| -our community and the natural re-|?eckoned by zones of 50 miles to | basset and Deer River, while the Mr.’ Myers, the pastor. Intepment|*hering. was the principal speak- J a ee ci oe ce af the) Scurces that surround you, and pro-|4800 miels. A circle 50 miles wide }creamery at the first mentioned city a eae pesige ty) same jer. He called attention to the fact | gi ae io a ~ gress and prosperity will follow as|Fepresents the first zone and the | !% considered one of the best in the daca ges eocyreg ose that the board of regents of the doi id : certainly as light follows darkness,”| "es are 5 cents for the first pound | State. In my opinion, Itasca coun- On the W: Track University of Chicago were contem= “afta Rea | Supt. E. A. Freeman of school|#"4 3 eents for each additional | ty spells ‘opportunity’. cela ticiecs sh aa plating adding a department of ad- | A most delicious six course din- eit’ Aa BEE hea for his sub-|POUNd. The second zone covers Pica ae it maria oe An=|vaneed agricultural instruction,. } ner was served by the young lad- ject “Let u Got Together.” Mr, | 150 miles and the rates are 6 cents derson, of the Gilbert Herald, ane | The: work: heing done: by farming | ies of the High school. The ser- cae mia i i oe cal talkg|#0r the first pound and 4 cents for LOGGER KENNEDY enjoying a laugh on him now that .choole throughout the cannivecaail i ‘view mover: stone wARN tHE! Bane Reval: soerel hearg/eaeh additional pound. The fol- it is known that he is “afraid of | not fully appreciated, said the pro- —- promptness that might be expected |('? ¢° ¥ interests ever Hear’ | lowing table will ‘show the rates on the cars” and made a journey tol rocsor, not even by the men doing . of veterans. The menu was prepar-| i! Grand Rapids. While it was evi- i A Virginia Monday afternoon when nag reheat . "i parcels in each of the different . | the work. The obstacles to be met ed by the doemstic science class dent he had prepared no set cs he had intended to go to Biwabik. and overcome by an instructor in 2 under the direction of Miss Grace | 8¥eech, his discussion of the sub- x ee ench "W : He wished to join Mrs. Anderson | pasming “saa pi oak cust taka Norton. Practical results of the in-;J¢et showed that. he had given ser- . = " Wants Some Snow at once to Per-| ut Biwabik and hurriedly ran tol that Biase would elavise hefore tee structions received in the domestic sxc se and aed Zones Ib. Ib. Ibs. mit of Hauling Up in tie Gilbert depot % take the SUP~ | practieal value of his instructions science department of our public moral, x . * {Rural and city del. 5e 1¢ $0.45 Itasca. posed Biwabik train. Ye editor would become apparent. He could — schools could not be better illus-| John —_ at Wawina ~~ among 50 miles be 30.35 strap is bt Sena nae aat see, however, where the employ- trated than at the dinner Friday |the guests, and in response to an in- F ' was boun ‘or reinia. Editor | ne nf ‘advane ethods: wer evening. Not only was proficiency | vitation to address the meeting, he bd — o = Hp C. T. Kennedy of Grand Rapids, | Anderson reached Virginia instead ay ccseeune a: aa photic shown in serving a hundred guests |said he had something to say that 600 miles 8 6c 0.68 | Minn., logging superintendent for) of Biwabik—curses. He was coM-| sors of the present generation of with scientifically prepared food,|Grand Rapids folks should be in- 1000 miles 9 ie 0.79 | the Gibson Lumber company of! pelled to take the next train for| farmers would have cause to bless ? but a degree of economy character-|terested in. The Great Northern 1400 miles 40¢ 9e 4.00 | Deer River, was in Duluth in re-| Biwabik, as Mrs. Anderosn was de-| ino foresight of their predessssore ized the meal that is worthy of {Railway company does not stop its 1800 miles ite 10c tit gard to contracts and to secure | sirous of leaving for a trip to Grand] j,, providing a means whereby the eee consideration. A six course dinner |passenger trains at Wawina. He|.. 4g99 miles 12e" 12¢ 132 help. He was a guest at the St.} Rapids, Minn., to attend the wed-| i. pesults were to be obtained cannot be served ordinarily with-|said he would like to have Grand “~~ “| Louis, says the News Tribune. ding of her sister-in-law. Editor | ¢pom Lie-seil out a loss at 25 cents per plate. | Rapids people join with the people There are also rules governing | ‘The season thus far, for loggers,| Anderson finally reached Biwabik | fife heacin’ catbic: Ai chructo estab One dollar would be considered|of his community to get train ser- | the sending of parcels under the | nas peen ideal, said he. While the | enabling Mrs. Anderson ot attend| or the nek eine dani: in thaie reasonable for such a meal as that | vice. There are sixty to seventy- aimee nen antab pe obeyed to fall of snow has been light, it* has | the wedding of his sister, Miss Iva several localities. They are viciilonmis prepared and served Friday evening. | five families in that immediate vi-|'7° ‘© Be Tee Bee three | heen sufficient for all ordinary|May Anderson, to Mayor George sabsdtiiid) veiGhi sondin, fanens Yet the domestic science class did |cinity who would like to come to} ‘2. number and ony ae fololws: | purposes to date, and considerable | Riudell of Grand Rapids.—Virginia aa Vivier ai likeeatire on hose —_ if for 25 cents per plate and paid {Grand Rapids occasionally totrade,; 1- That distinctive parcels post | stuff has already been cut. More | Enterprise. TiAc shui sundae tie<farm: Thes all bills. butas it is, they are compelled to|Stamps must be used on all 4th | snow is now needed, however, as EE es ibe nieuictihel here he is work Following the dinner Toastmaster! Walk ta Swan River, a distance of |¢lass_ matter beginning January 1,/ the hauling should be commenced Banquet for Col. Potter. ing, stay with him while he does G. C. Peterson enthused the guests |four milse, when they want to get |and that such matter bearing ordi- | at once. Sinee Col. Potter’s talk to the'his work and make their sugges- with an inspiring speech on the pur {2 train. A petition was circulated; ary postage staps will be treat-| The biggest trouble has been t0| Northern Pacifie officials a few!tions for improvements at first pose of the gathering. He outlined |#20ng tnose present for signatures, ed as “held for postage. obtain help. The Gibson company} gays ago, a movement has been! hand. This has been found to bring what Grand Rapids is, and what/#king the Great Northern to-give; 2. That parcels will be mailable | has established a private free em-| started to tender the colonel a by far the greater and more satis- 4 Grand Rapids might be if the neces-| Passenger service to the village ofj}only at post offices, branch post ployment office in Duluth and is of-; complimentary banquet some time |-factory results. — sary combined effort of the citizens; Wawina. A committee was also ap-| offices, lettereu and local named | fering free fare anda guarantee that) j,-the near future, in recognition] The school superintendents were = were put forward. His remarks;P0inted to circulate the petition| stations, and such numbered sta- | if the job is not as represented, the| 4¢ js jong and honorable business particularly pleased to call atten- f were received with much interest.|further, and to present it to the|tions as may be designated by the | return trip will be arranged with-| career, and his value to the com-|tion to the fact that an ever in- As toastmaster Mr. Peterson acquit-|P"0per railway officials. : | postmaster. out charge. The wage this year, sayS| munity as a citizen. Col. Potter is|creasing number of pupils were ted himself in a manner most cred-|_ C. A. Buell of LaPrairie, D. C.| 3. That all parcels must bear | Mr. Kennedy, is nearly double that | ¢oing away in a short time to be| taking up the study of scientific itable, and in his introductory re-|Anderson, Attorney Stark, J. S.|the return card of sender; other- | Offered last season, when it was $18) gone during the winter and some of | farming in preference to other pro- marks presenting speakers he|Gole, Rev. Mr. Myers, C. H. Dick-|wise they will not be accepted for | 7d $20 per month. Good woodsmen ! pis friends thought it would be the | fessions. Especially was this true wie displayed a keen appreciation and |inson and Charles Olson made short} mailing. are offered $35 per month. proper thing to honor him by acom-| of the high school pupils from ag- understanding of the several sub-/| talks on subjects pertinent to the] ‘These rules are plain enough and plimentary banquet, that while away | ricultural communities. Every aid jects on the program. purpose of the meeting. if the general public will but give The Ice Man’s Troubles. he might have pleasant reflections | and encouragement is given these “Grand Rapids, the Bub of Itacsa| Toastmaster Peterson was auth-| attention to them a great deal of | Yow would you like to be the and feel that a cordial welcome al-| students by these in charge of the County,” was the subject assigned | orized by motion to name a commit-| trouble and inconvenience will be iceman? He's anctrouble: Theo-] oe" awaits his return. The Repub-| work, and the instructors believed to Senator C. C. McCarthy, the first|tee of five to arrange for other }avoided. dore Betts, who has been the offi- | /c@2 endorses the idea, and in-/ that the value of this line of teach- speaker introduced. He clearly dem-| similar meetings and to prepare a sisixina eas for Grand Rapids these dulges the hope that this might be ing would in a few years prove in- ; marks that he understood the mean-| Resolutions of thanks were pas- APPEAR IN OUR NEW land on the east line of Ice lake,|% “Me *!ne; y e meeting was a valuable one ing of the word “hub,” and that he! sed, expressing appreciation of the onwhich he. recently erected a who have lived long here and been|from every standpoint, to which t ean distinguish the difference be-| guests to the teachers and pupils very: substantial ice hbuse, When | °°"sPicuous in the life of the com- the excellent supper tuat Mrs. Me- & tween a good hub and a poor hub./ who prepared and served the splen- STMAS DRESS the water of the lake congealed, he munity might be similarly honored. |Guire had provided added greatly. fi if Grand Rapids is the real, the}did dinner; to the press of Grand’ followed his custom of taking ice | “itkin Republican. The press was represented by genuine hub of Itasea county, and} Rapids for aiding to create publie The Her: ia this | for hus patrons’ immeuiate use. It A. L. Lafreniere of the Independ- fails to maintain its position in the material and social affairs of interest in the enterprise; to Mr. C. C. Peterson for taking the initi- week with a new news dress. This is his intention, when it thickens Two Weeks Vacation. With appropriate exercises on - |emt ond EL €, Kiley of the Herald- Review. means that the news matter is all | to a depth of four or five feet, to set. on a new set of matrix, and the ; Put up next summer's supply. Mr. type face is changed to a bolder | H. J. Snyder, who lives close to and clearer design. We believe Her- | the lake shore a a Bett’s = . = al i i i house, objected ie presence ees et - the improvement thus made, Tt is the siruoture. In order to. place a A. J. McGuire, suerintendent. of] Wednesday, the next publication | th, i keep {himself in a position to prevent} of good cheer, while the pupils will _ the Grand Raids Experiment farm, | day of the Herald-Review falling on|the Herald-P ce it | Mr. Betts from putting up ice at }give the days over to general hi- rept some of the essential | Christmas, the paper will be issued! has always : r Mr. Snyder} larity until the chimes of the bells at. the Crookston ‘meet-'on Charles Kearney, a' call them back to duty. ltasea county, it will be because the people of this community neg-|dinner; to the Roecker orchestra, lect. to do their duty to themselves, !and to all who helped to make the their families and their fellow men, event an unqualified success. ative and boosting the get-together Friday. of this week, the public schools will close for two weeks holiday vacation. The teachers, in most cases, will hurry to their re- spective homes to enjoy the days Ge New Feed Store. Messrs. W. H. Smith and N. G. Cook have opened a feed and flour store in the building occupied by T. A. McHugh on Kindred avenue. They are selling these staple goods at prices that will surprise the pub- os oN a eh Cail lia AR cae ta ae Wace ey