Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 7

PAGE SIX pOOSoCO News G During the Week Grand Rapids and Vicinity SES PRS athered Do a een 8 ed Miss Alice Tyndall returned this week from a short visit to Keewa- tin. Mrs. L. M. Bolter will entertain, the ladies “500” club this after- noon. Fay Shipman of Baudette, Minn., is here om a visit at the home of his mother. C. M. Erskine returned Sunday ‘from a three week’s visit to his mother in San Francisco. Wm. Vaughu formerly of Du- luth, is now conducting a shoe shining parlor at the barber shop of Joe O'Day. F. N. and Walter Jackson, of Du- Juth, are here on a visit to the family of their sister, Mrs. Mary McMahon. Miss Charlotte Gardner, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kath- erine Murchie, leaves for her home at Morse, Sask., today. Mrs. C. C. McCarthy was hostess to about fifty ladies at a social given in honor of Mrs. Norton and Miss Earhart, her guests from from Duluth, on Saturday after noon. Mrs. E. J. Windsor received word this week that her father was very ill at the family home in the |} southern part of the state and left at once to be present at his bed | side. She isy accompanied by her daughter, Miss Frances Mrs. A. A. Campbell left this morning for a visit with her par- ents at Duluth. Mr. Campbell will join her there Saturday and will attend tha banquet given by the Knights of Columbus at the Spald- ing hotel Sunday evening. Norman McCorquedale, of Chic- ago, who has beem here erecting the machinery in the Inter-State Iron company’s dredge. completed @he work this week and left at, once for Cuba, where his concern, Mrs. G. C. Wilcox went to Duluth! is installing mining machinery. Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. John Allen. She expects to re- main there about two weeks. Miss Grace Finnerty, who has been here om a visit to fie family of Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, returned today to her home in Minneapolis. S.S.Mahon and) Herman Bran- dion are out at the Brandon ranch on Balsam Brook this week trying to secure their allotment of veni- ‘son. Ralph Brandon returned the last of the week from his hunting trip and left on Sunday to resume his position with the First Nation- al bank at Bemidji. The Nemee club gave a dancing party last Friday evening that was very well attended, many from sur- rounding towns being on hand to enjoy themselves. Mrs. J. H. Norton and Miss Frances Earhart, the latter libar- ian at the Duluth public library, Wisited here over Sunday at the ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mc- Carthy. The line crew of the municipal electric light plant have been busy thig week changing the power from a single phase to a three phase system. This will give the plant much additional power. We never sleep. Call 2 The teachers of the public school have issued invitations to ail the parents to meet them im Central school auditorium Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ques- tion of organizing a Parent-Teach- ers’ Cluj will be brought up for discussion Mr. and Mrs. Earl King, who hav for some time made their home in Vancouver, B. C., are here on @ visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, A. King. The young people may conclude that they have had enough of the West and decide to settle down here again. A party of young people went to Swan River on Sunday afternoon last and spent the evening, until train time having a jolly time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curdo. Those in the party were: Misses Rosemary Logan, Buelah Claus, Marie Aiken, Ruth Beckfelt; Messrs. Ed Erskine, Tom Erskine and Art Peterson. Elmer E. Bliss, who has been residing at Blackberry for some time, has started out as a traveling photographer, and will make the country districts in pursuit of his ulling. He is prepared. to take portraits, groups,’ parties and scenes of all descriptions, and will make a tour of the camps when these get properly started. Ed’s one-horse Express—Call 274. Cold weather will soon be with us for good and we want we are better prepared than ever to meet your wants. Clothing you to know that Overcoats Headwear and Shoes To this add the very latest things in furnishings and haberdashery for gent- lemen and you are equipped. We -have them all at prices that are right. Lieberman Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. j | | power, different makes. GRAND RAPIRS HERALD-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1913 Corrects Indigestion Cream of Rye Nature's Breakfast Food Banishes Constipation Miss May Doderedge, who has beem teaching school at Swan Riv- er for some time, last week re- signed her position and will short- ly devote herself to matters of which we will have more to say later on. Miss Ruth Beckfelt has beem appointed to take the teach- jng position made vacant by the resignation of Miss Doderedge. David Kribs, Wayne Gilbert and Ed Farrell attended the Minne- ‘sota-Chicago| foot ball game at Minneapolis last Saturday. While away they also visited Carlton col- lege, Northfield. where several young men from here are putting in the term. They found them all doing nicely and well pleased with their surroundings. Mrs. D. M. Gunn entertained a ‘party of ladies at the parlors of the Hotel Pokegama on Thursday of last’ week in honor of her sis- fer, Mrs. Mallory, who is) here on a visit.. The afternoon was most delightfully spent and luncheon covers were laid for twelve guests: as follows: Mesdames Whittemore, King, Kennedy, Mallory, Becker, Gibson, TMlif, Dewey, Miller, Mur- chie, McCarthy and McOuat. It is announced that the state’ as- sociation for the prevention and cure of tuberculosis will again place on sale the Red Cross stamps | which so greatly helped to boost the fund last season This igs a popular and inexpensive means of helping one of the most worthy causes in the world and everyone should provide themselves with a supply to place on their letters and packages. The sales of stamps here last year was very large, and those in charge will this year try. to improve even this record R. F. Patton and Jerome Meyers may not be exadly the same age but their birthdays are near enouck together to make it possible for them to celebrate the event joint- -y and at the same time. The anniversary this year arrived on Saturday last, and a, number of triends of the young men were in- yited to a spread. Those present were: F.G. Bradley, Howard Flint, ‘Mort Taylor, S. McMahon, R. ruman Seamans. Ed's Ligt Express—Call 274. 274, WANTS-- LOST--FOUND Practically at your own figures second-hand rebuilt steam traction engined in sizes’ 18 to 30 horse- Have one ‘complete American Saw Mill al- most new. If interested write us. J. I. CASE T. M. COMPANY, Fargo. North Dakota. For Sale—Bowling alleys and all equipment—in good condition. Goes at a bargain if taken soon. M. PONTI, Grand Rapids, Minn. FOR SALE—Household goods, in- cluding refrigerator, table, chairs, etc. Enquire at Herald-Review of- WANTED—Girl for general house work. Mrs. H. C. Lawrence. Phone No. 4, Team for Sale—Weight 2300. ‘Sound. Will sell cheap as I have no use for same this winter, Call Phone 170-43. 4t-17, For Rent—Six-room house in first’ class shape. Heating plant, elec- tric lights. For terms see H. S. Huson. Work done neatly and theta ‘Phone 274. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS} = OF THE BOARD County Commissioners Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minnesota. November 11th, 1913, Pursuant to adjournment the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at the court house in the Village of Grand Rapids, Minn,,’this llth day of November, 1913, at 10 o'clock a, m. All members ofthe Board present. Commissioner O’Brien mayed that the assisyant staté engineer be instructed to survey and prepare plans and speci- fications for County road No. 68, in the town of Lake Jessie. The motion was seconded by Commis- ‘sioner Passard and carried by unani- mous vote, Commissioner Passard moved that the ‘engineer be instructed to survey and prepare plans and specifications for & highway beginning at the NB corner of Section 26, Township 147, Range 25; thence west one-half mile; thence south one-half mile; thence west one-half mile; thence south to town line. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. ‘Commissioner Passard moved thet the engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the construction ‘of a bridge across Swan river in the Village of Warba, on the Duluth and St. Vincent State road. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Nelson and carried by unanimous wotes The plat of Fayton was presented to the board for approval. Commissioner Nelson moved that the matter be continued for furthes con- siderafion. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Shellman and carried by unanimous vote. A recess was then taken to 2 o’clock 2. m. The board again met at 2 o’clock p. m. . : All members present, Commissioner Nelson moved that a committee consisting of all the members of the board be appointed to investigate the matter of the road Right-of-Way. along the M, Barna place in towhship 56, range 26, The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. The application of Alice P. Hemmens, ‘et. al., for refund of over payment on ‘account of Torrens fee paid to the county was presented to the board, ‘Commissioner O’Brien moved that the county auditor be instructed to draw a warrant upon the assurance fund for the amount of such refund. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by unani- si0us vote. The bill of Willjam Smith for a part payment upon the Alvwood road in the sum of $500, which claim was assigned to the Cohasset State bank, was al- lowed by the following vote, upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien, sec- onded by Commissioner, Passard; Yeas: Commissioners O’Brien, Passard and King; nay: Commissioner Nelson. A request was made for the renewal of the mortgage loan made to Grace K. Fraser upon the 20th day of October, 1909, in the sum of $1500.00, secured by a mortgage upon lot 5, section 14, town- ship 55, range 25, which loan became die and payable on October 20th, 1913, Commissioner O’Brien moved that a renewal be granted and that said loan, be extended for a period of three years from the said 20th day of October, 1913. The motion was seconded by Com. missioner Nelson and carried by unani- mous vote of all members present, Communications from Jes. Rahier and J. C. Bertholomew, in regard to work done upon County road No, 28 for Ross Noble, were presented, Commissioner O’Brien moved that a committee be appointed to examine said road, and the work done by said parties. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioners O'brien, Nelson and Passard were appointed as such committee. Commissioner Passard moved that @ committee be appointed to examine the Moose Lake road to Deering’s place in township 57, range 26. ! The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioners O’Brien and King were appointed as such committee. Commisstoner Passard moved that a committee be appointed to examine the work done by Jasper M. Pogue upon Gounay Road No, 102, also the work done Hy John Shea & Co, upon State Road No, 5. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried py unanimous vote. Commissioners Passard, Nelson fand O’Brien were appointed as such committee, The county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of Road No, 133, according to plans and specifications on file in the office of the county auditor. ‘Commissioner Nelson moved that @ committee be appointed to examine County Road No. 86, that said commit. tee be authorized to direct the necessary improvements upon said road in an amount not exceeding $500. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote of all members present. Commis- sioners Nelson, O’Brien and King were appointed as such committee. UPon motion of Commissioner O'Brien, seconded by Commissioner Nelson, in- surance policies in the sum of $2000 wer jordered upon the court house and fix- tures. $1500 of said amount to be {placed with Kremer & King of Grand Rapids, Minn., and $1500 with A, M. Peterson of Coleraine, Minn. The following applications for correc. tion of assessment and abatement of taxes were approved; : Mrs. J. Harry, 1; Mrs. N. Martin, 1, The following applications were re- Jected: Mesaba Range Development Co., 1; R, McLennan, 1; Shevlin Carpenter Co., e" petition was presented requesting that the bridge to be built across Prairie river on the Duluth-St-Vincent -|State road be changed from igs. present location to a point parallel with the railroad bridge on the Great Northern railroad on the south side of the Right- of-Way. Commissioner O'Brien moved that a committee be appointed to go with the engineer and make an examination of said location for said bridge, The motion was seconded by Commis- stoner Passard and carried by unani- mous yote. Commissioners Passard, O’Brien and King were appoirted as such committee. The following bills were allowed: M. A. Boorman, 21 lights glass for court houseand jm rt in same-.. .. - + 89 66 F, G. Bradley, engineer on *con- struction Road No. 4 .. .. -. 95 9% John Beldo, labor as axman Road tS He. PEE iis » 125 Roy Knudson, latin ‘Frank, Bowen labor on Bear River road .. .. 7 88 First National bank, Grand Rap. ids, claim of M, J. Baker Co, supplies for Oscar Fritz 13 60 Lars Brude, labor claims upon Bear River road .. 2. «1 ++ os 54 60 B. Craig, lal :¢ a» ohatnman on Roads No. 137 and 138 .. .. -. 4100 Mrs, Joe. Chastan, pene fees, justice court .. .. oo oe 2/00 Joe. Chastan, witness fees, Ju tice court .. .. + 100 ‘WwW, J. Cain, labor” Bear ‘River road .. « op: at ae Cohasset State ‘pank, “sundry la- bor claims Sate road .. .. .. 364 12 First National bank, Grand Rap- ids, claim of J. A. Dorholt, con. stable fees .. .. ven 13 0G Dunn & Marcia, lumber State f Dunn & Marcia, culvert etc. ‘ ‘Thornberry road .. .. .. .. .. 116 0 S. M, Dinwiddie, board and care ‘of paupers, Oct. .. .. .. .. +. 230 0 First National bank, Grand Rap- ids, sundry labor claimg Road Re Mens tense Garice! bls: wien WOT, First National bank, Grand Rap- ids, sundry Jabor claims miscel- yaneous roads .. .. .. .. ++ +. 322 21 Philip D. Flint, survey, inspection ete., sundry roads and bridges 78 40 First State bank, Grand Rapids, claim of Peter Cain for labor on Bear River road .. .. «+ «+ First National bank, Grand Rap- ids, sundry labor clatms Deer River.Cohasset road .. .. .. .. The Fritz-Cross Co., stationery The Fritz-Cross Co,, 1 dozen No. 360~-field books, county sur- veyor .. .. Free Press Printing, ‘co, I doz, Penholders .. .. on Farmers State bank, “Deer ‘River, claim of Andrew Broquist labor ‘Vance-Bena road .. .. «. .. «+ Farmers State bank, Deer River, labor claims sundry Ditches State road .. .. . 534 30 Farmers State tank, Deer Diver, labor claims on sundry surveys 128 08 Farmers State bank, Deer River, sundry labor claims Cohasset- Deer River road .. . +» 51462 Cc. M. Gorell, livery county sur- veyor inspecting bridge on Road 27 60 862 69 27 50 6 50 1% 62 75 NOS NE oes bee ie see 2 00 Oscar Johnston, justice fees” se ee 28 80 J. A. Holmberg, witness fees, jus- tice court .. . 114 John Hickey, witness tess, Jus tice court .. .. .. eee ck ae M. M. Hursh, coroner’s fees” oo ee «6 OF Hennepin Bridge Co., payment on bridge across Bigfork river town. ship 62 range 25 .. .. .. .. .. 500 00 Hennepin Bridge Co., erection of foundation Effie bridge . 450 00 First National bank, Grand Rap- ids, claim of Ted Johnson & Sumells Bros, constructing ditch State road No. 1 60 94 Henry Hughes & Co., suppites for court house .. - 258 M, F. Hayes M. D., deputy cor- oner’s fees + 600 Herreid Bros., one King steel drag .. .. wee 25 00 Herreid Bros., livery, © M. King to Lonning’s .. 6 50 Henry Hughes & Co., supplies poor farm .. . 7 24 Leiberman Bros, ‘claim | of, Osear : Hieneimi for labor on Bovey- Feeley road .. 4 50 Herreid Bros., burial Fred. Gognon 25 00 Henry Hughes & Co., three-wheeled seraper .. .. . os + 139 50, Herreid Bros., culverts ‘and sup. plies for sundry roads .. .. .. 167 26 John Koski, witness fees, Justice COUT! 5. 96%) 0's 12 30 Aug. Kako, constable fees, Sas tice court .. . ++ 26 56 Joseph Labaske, justice tecs, ‘Jus- : tice court 290 Roy Knutson, claim George Lock- wood for labor on Bear River John Lane, foreman State road 127 50 Keuffel & Esser Co,, stationery county surveyor .. . 19 19 O, J. Lidberg, viewing route “Roaa No, 133 and examining site for bridge Road No, 114 ., 11 00, D. B. Lauzon, livery hire county surveyor . 6 25 Leiberman Bros., claim ‘of ‘Bari Kariula for labor on Bovey- BOCIEW TORE ha ES Vbiieas See tom, 450 First National bank, Coleraine, claim of Webb Latham for livery for surveyors .. .. +. 21 50 Kiley & Spencer, publishing ++ 8900 Geo. F. Kremer, burial of Joseph Harland .. 25 00 PLA McEachin, | justice tees, Juspice court ., .. John McDonald, witness fees, Jus. tce court .. .. .. 112 Alex McLean, witness “fees, Tus. aya court .. . 112 J. MeGowan, filing ‘satisfaction aaa mortgages .. .. E. J. McGowan, filing satisfaction and morg@ge .. .. Be ge Miller-Davis Printing “Oo 400 225 Poenas, sheriff .. se ee 4:00 Miller-Davis Printing Co., station. ery, clerk of court .. .. .. 8 40 Frank Meyers, wood tor court 4 house .. .. se ee 17 26 Frank Meyers, “trip Ne hospital . 26 Mesaba Telephone Co,, REO BETVices .. 6. os ve oe ve oe oe G2 20 Minnesota State Sanatorium, board and treatment Gudrun Benson, Nicbobedt 525500 Biter ce coher Se E, J. McGowan, stamps for Oct., recording bond No. 68994 ., .. Meagher & Oas, livery surveyor 790 900 | rustees, Ed, Martineau, labor as chainman Roads No. 45 and No, 138 .. -- F, A. MeVicar, postage stamps H. E, Nightingale, surveying and profile Road No, 133 .. .. ++ Moris O’Brien, freight on road grader .. .. ‘Axle Okerman, board “or: survey crew, survey Road No. 127 .. M. O’Brien, committee work .. Cc. L. Pratt, justice fees, Justice Jasper M, Pogue, work on Road No, 102 .. .. « 4 Matt Paaspann, labor Bena road Farmres State bank, Deer River, claim of H. H. Parmeter for supplies advanced to Sumells Bros. . sure Ben Peterson, clearing, ‘ grubbing and grading on Judicial road . Seth Person, balance building ‘ap: proaches Rice Lake bridge .. .- T,. T. Riley, board of prisoners .. T. T. Riley, expenses of sheriff, October .. .. we Clarence Rose, labor’ Bear River bg Riley, postage stamps for sheriff .. . Thomas Rassmussen, axman ‘Road No. 188 ee +e on ss Rassmussen, No. 138 .. «- J. P. Schuller, labor ‘Third River- Winnibigoshish road .. -. ++ Shannon Bros., supplies for Mrs. Bensfield .. .. tees St, Benedict's Hospital, ‘care of “sick paupers .. +. ++ «+ Tra Snall, labor axman Road No. 138 .. .. eee Oscar struble, axman “Roaa No, Oscar F, symons & Co, weather stripping windows at jail and court house .. .. «. 164 28 M. A. Spang, claim of W. T. Shil- ling fitting five typewriters and cleaning machines .. .. «+ Emil Seaberg, chainman Road” No, 187 2. ee oe ee ee te oe te Cohasset State bank, of Wm. Smith as part payment : on Alvwood road .. .. : 00 First State bank, Grand Rap. ‘ ids, claim of Irvin Tinkey for Jabor on Bear River road .. First Naijional bank, Coleraine, claim of F. G. Voight for labor on Deer River-Cohasset road 23 40 J. A. VanPatter, contract work Road No 113 .. .. ++ «. ++ 40000 Henry Volke, contract work Road No, 128 .. .. se ++ 500 00 F. S. Webster Co., stationery -. 1041 J. F, Wilkie, work on Bear River road .. . se ee 3430 Village of Grana ‘Rapids, light court house and jail .. .. «. +. 48 P, C. Warner, recording sundry 1m 29 25 24 90 3 40 sar wet 400 00 5 00 12 00 « 112 50 . 166 2k 19 78 1 00 17 60: axman Road spe cae 15 00. 16 10 220 00 TOAdS «. «1 oe oe Si ae ioe 23 70 P. C Warner, surveving Road No, 188 .. .. 22 « ee 68 55 The matter’ of the ‘approval of the ‘Plat of Fayton was again taken up, Commissioner O’Brien moved that said plat be approved, The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried, by the 17 lowing vote: Yeas: Commissioners King, aoe Passard and Shellman; nay: Commis sioner Nelson. An adjournment wes then taken to November 25th, 1913. c.. M. KING, Attest: Chairman of the Board, M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. (Official Seal.) = | OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE Village Council OF THE Village of Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minn., - Nov, 10, 1913. A regular meeting of the Village council of the ‘Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minnesota, was held this 1th day of November, 1918, at the Recorder’s office at 8 oclock p, m. Members present: President Riddell, Arscott, King and Russell and Recorder Sherman. Minutes of the previous meeting were vead and approved, Treasurer's monthly report was read, approved and ordered filed, The following bills were audited and «lowed: q First National bank, assignees, sundry labor bills .. + ++ $25 88 John Beckfelt, assignee , labor Lieberman Bros., ‘assignees, sun- dyy labor bills .. .. -- 86 74 Lofberg Cement Works, "crosses walk and extra work .. .. .. 13 50 Edw. Hachey, approach walk .« 5 76 T. T. Riley, boarding gegen October sv eves 11:00 P. C, Warner, surveying ana as- signment. 2. 0. 6. oe oy oe coos 17 50 A. L, LaFreniere, ‘publishing ee weedings .. .. Pia | Kiley & Spencer, ‘publishing pro. ceedings .. .. .. +s ee 10 86 Trustee Arscott moved that the sum of $452.79 be transfered from the In- teres fund ito the credit of the Con- tingent fund, Trustee Russell seconded the motion and the same carried by a unanimous vote, A discussion was had in regard to es- ‘tablishing a public ice rink and main- taining the same, Motion made by, King seconded by Arscott, that said matter be referred to the committee on streetd and alleys and \the street com. missioner, they to secure a suitable lqcatian and to proceed to construct — said rink, Motion carr! hate 3 mous vote, per ha There. being no turth mney ing ze Terthdy tinged Gin GEO, "Atteat: Frank Sherman, ‘ase ®) - ~~ Oe \ : a -