Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 19

A ——— “Bill” Powers Welcomed. W. J. Powers, formerly of the firm of W. J. & H. D. Powers, who. left here for his former home at Sioux Cily, lowa. a short time ago, given quite a reception on his return to the Iowa town. We clip fhe following from a daily paper at that place: ““Bill’ Powers arrived in town this morning and made for the yards. There may be some around the yards now who do not know jwho ‘Fill’ was, but by the recep- tion he got thif morning one thought that he was the president of the United States. Tt; might be well to put in a note that W. J. P. was railroad agent, at the stock yards for the Milwau- kee railroad during the pioneer ays of the yards and has as much authority ag the president of the road has now, according to the say of the stock yarders. It was in the ‘good old day when passes to Chicago were as free as water and would Corrects Indigestion Cream of Rye Nature's Breakfast Food Banishes Constipation a Sr a ee sii built up quite a profitable business for his company. With the advent of the Western Weigh- ing association some 141 years ago W. J. Powers figured that he could better himself by forsaking rail- roading. He is now a prosperous hardware merchant of Grand Rap- ids, Minn.” Found, For Sale, Etc. FOUND—Pocketbook containing money. Owner can have same by OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Sere SCHOOL BOARD of School Dist.ict No 1, Itasca County. Grand Rapids, Minn., Dec. Ist, 1913. {A meeting of the school board ot School District No. One was held in| the Central School building at 2:30} p. mi F. W. Stockwell, C, H. Dickins son and J. D, Doran were present. The minutes of the meeting of Nov. 24th were read and approved. Cash to the amount of $15.50 was received from Gus Voight as the pur- chase price of the old Freestone school house, Said money was turned over to, the treasurer, Charles Lund, having sent word that he would not accept the contract to transport children to the Blackberry school over Route No. 2, it. was moved that the contract! be awarded to Neil McKinley, the next lowest bidder, at $75.00 per month. Motion carried. The bid of Seymour Washburn to transport children to the Blackberry school over Route No, One (going by the road north of the railroad) for the sum of $75.00 per month was, upon motion, accepted. A contract was entered into with John Ryosa to build a log school house and proper out buildings in Section 18, Township 148.27 for the sum of $595.50, The following bills were, upon motion allowed: ‘ Pay of teachers in Grand Rapids and Cohasset schools for the month ending Noy, 28th .. ..$2657 77 Pay of janitors for month of supplies .. .. Scott Foresman Co., “High "school text books .. .. - 9 80 Associated Manufacturer's “Con, dusters, soap, etc.. .. .. -. +» 76 80 Ginn & Company, text book: rural schools .. .. .. -- + ++ 20 Waldorf Bindery Co, library books; Cohasset school.. ..... 31 Mrs. W. N. Dayton, labor at Reed Lake school .. .. 3 St. Paul Book & Stationery co, library books .. .. - Misia Sobuaon: Aimuapectite, Cun- ningham school (2 months). 40 00 Willis McLaughlin, labor at Big- 432 fork-ehoal. ..%. 25 2. 2. sess 150; C. H. Dickinson, paid for frels and express .. - 726 W. A. Hawkins, transporting his son to bus route .. .. . 22 50 Itasca Mere. Co,, Manual Train- ing supplies, Blackberry .. .... 2148 Kiley & Spencer, publishing pro- ceedings and notices .. .. ...- 7 Frank Myers, draying .. .. 5 Upon motion the meeting adjourned to 2:80 p. m., of Monday Dec. 8th, J. D. DORAN, Clerk. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION —or DEER RIVER MANUFACTURING CO. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES. ENTS, That we, the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves together as a body corporate, under and pur- suant to and in conformity with thé provisions of ‘dChapter 58 of the Re-+ vised Laws of Minnesota, 1905” and all acts amendatory thereof in so far ag the same apply to manufcturing com- panies, for the purpose of organizing a corporation, and do certify that! to effect such purpose we have adopted, and signed the following articles of in- ‘corporation:, ARTICLE I. The name of the corporation shall be “DEER RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,” ARTICLE I ‘The general nature of its business ‘| shall be the manufacturing of lumber, boxes, crates, and other wooden pro- ducts; acquiring such property as may be incidental td the carrying on of such business and the doing of all such acts and things as may be deemedl necessary or convenient in carrying on khe said business. ARTICLE I. The principal place of business of the corporation shall be the village ‘of Deer River, county of Itasca, state of Minnesota. The time of the com~ mencement of the corporation shall be ‘the 26th day of December, 1913, and the period of its duration shall bed thirty years, ARTICLE IV. The amount of the capital stock of the corporation shall be sixty thous- and dollars ($60,000) divided into six hifndred (600) shares of the par value of one hundred dollars ($100) each, and November .. .. « 330 00 General pay roll for ‘tana of November .. .. . 689 51 Pay of bus drivers" tor ‘month ending Nov, 28th .. .. 433 50 High school aid for various ‘High School pupils .. .. .. 248 84 Mrs. Anna Roosdett, rent. of “Max school bldg.. .. . 16 00 Neil McKinley, transporting mn pils, and other labor .. . 145 00 Water & Light Comm., light bill for November .. .. .. .. +... 32 22 Arthur Fuller, labor at Houpt MONON eels 5 dei yin oip ss ort, H. Tracy, labor at Houpt Macmillan Ct eyclopedia; of education .. .. 5 00 Cc. E. Saunders, labor’ at Berg- ville school .. .. . oe os 81 85 Bernard Lerch, on ‘acet.,, for clearing grounds, Cain school.. 40 75. A. L, LaFeniere, publishing pro- ceedings, printing .. .. 25 16 A. L. LalFreniere, publishing pro. ceedings, printing... .. 19 38 Kiley & Spencer, publishing pro- ceedings, printing .. .. 7 88 Harto Rosbrook, labor at Squaw lake school .. .. . 8 37 Duluth Corrugating ‘@ ” Rooting i Co., material, Houpt school.. 33 26 George Lothrop, paid for er / age, ete... .. 2 25 West Disingecting Co, ‘floor sees ve ee 75 00 Andrew ‘Anderson, | wood and labor, Sizer school .. .. .. .. 61 95 John Leslie Paper Co,, draw- applying at the Herald-Revi a eee alte aaes tating pd € im rald: Ageia Gane Brothers & Co., drawing . materials .. . 2 25 Chas. A. Dutton, labor’ at “Green- FOR SALE—Lots No. 16, 17, 418,} field school .. .. 2 00 19, in block 19,, second division,|F. W. Stockwell, expenses, visit. Grand Rapids. Minm For quick heirs ie MOP ry» ( ies sale apply to Nick Binsfeld, Chey- ‘Hi ee levels at z i igh school .. .. 3 75 enne Wellsy Colo. tf iA. Stonefield, heuling ana ee oe Just Two Christmas! the same shall be paid for in either property, money or services, and shall be issued in such amounts and upon such terms and@ conditions as the board of directors. may elect. ARTICLE V. The management of the corporation shall be vested in a board of three directors, who shall be stockholders of and in the corporation, and shall be jelected yearly at the annual’ meeting of said corporation’s stockholders, to be held on the second Monday in January, in each year, beginning with the year 1914; immediately following the an- nual stockholder’s meeting, the board of directors, elected at such meeting, shall convene and shall elect from | among their number four officers of the corporation, namely; President, vice president, secretary and treasurer, and any two of said offices, except president and vice president, may be held by the same person. And all direct- ors and officers of this corporation shall hold their respective offices until their successors have been duly elected and entered upon the discharge of their duties. Until such annual meeting, to be held in the year 1914, Fred M. Scofield, William R. Wallace, both of Deer River, Minnesota, and Elmer E. Kenfield, of Bemidji, Minnesota, shall constitute the ffirsq board of directors, and shall hold their office until their successors are duly elected and qualified, Until the election and organization of a new board of directors of said corporation the fol- flowing named persons shall be the re- spective officers of this corporation: Fred M. Scofield, President, Wil- liam R. Wallace, Vice President and Ed. V. Price & Co. Merchant Tailors, Chicago We’re sending measures every day now for Christ- mas clothes. Better order yours now— Treat yourself to a real present. You'll surprise yourself if you have us send your measure EO.ss GRAND RAPIDS, Sherman Exclusive Local Dealers for Ed. V. Price & Co. - MINNESOTA before me, a Village Clerk, in said Secretary, Elmer E. Kenfield, Treas. urer/ ARTICLE VI. The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the corporation ghall be at any time subject shall be $60,000, ARTICLE VI. i The names and places of residence of the incorporators of the said corpor- ation are as follows: Fred M. Scofield, William R. Wallace, both of Deer Riv- er, Minnesota, and Elmer E. Kenfield, of Bemidji, Minnesota. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and seals this 1st’ day of December, 1913, Signed and sealed in presence of: ra Staten, F. O. Dahlquist, T, C. Bailey, F. S. Arnold, Fred M. Scofield, Wil- liam R, Wallace, Elmer E, Kenfield. State of Minnesota, Village of Zem- pel, ss. On this Ist day of December, 1913) state, personally appeared Fred M. Sco. field and William R. Wallace, to maq known to be the persons described in and who executed the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged that y executed the same as their "fred act and deed. D, S. ZETTERSTROM, Clerk, Village of Zempel. (Village has no seal) State of Minnesota, County of Bel-: trami; ss. On this 2nd day of December, 1913, before me, a Notary Public within and for said county, Personally appeared Elmer B. Kenfield to me known to be ithe person described in and who exe~ cuted the foregoing Anticles of Incorpor- ation, and acknowledged that he exe- cuted the same as his free act and deed. D, C. SMYTH, Notary Public, Beltrami County, Minn, My Commission Expires July 21st, 19: Town for Goods I will meet any offer made by any catalog house in the land providing you will give me the same deal you are willing to give them. Pay me the money before you get the goods, add the freight and drayage, and I will give you better goods than you can get from any catalog house for the same money. This is a bona-fide offer and I will be pleased to have you take advantage of it. I am selling dependable goods on as small a margin as any grocery house and do not fear catalog house competition if given the same chance you are willing to give these out-of-town concerns. Below we enumerate a few of the things you are liable to want for the holidays. These are fine, fresh goods, and you should remember we are where you can reach us in a few aban in case anything is not exactly as it should be. These are special Christmas prices for the next two weeks: 25-pound sack of sugar 1 25 a a during the two weeks __ Cremo Flour, 50-pound sack $1.25; 100--pounds.< oo 8 Large package of Oatmeal ie2s: cent: Kind: 00% Bulk Raisins, fine new stock per pound _____________-__ Seeded Raisins, the best, two packages for__.___._-__-__- Currants, sealed packages two for__ Prunes, large and fine S poundsctors 62 ace Mince meat, a staple brand 3 packages for _ Mince meat, in bulk per pound_ Canned fruits, ‘“Table Talk” Grand, per doz.__________ Tomatoes, choice packing per doten:‘canse 20 eS Marischino Cherries, large fruit; percbottles: oe Rust. Park Fruit Jams Good Japan Tea per pound_ Klevea Coffee, a fine article, per pound_________-_____ Mocha and Java Coffee uber preamble 8 oO Eiler’s Winner and Carnation coffees regular 35c goods, per pound_____ Pure Buckwheat Flour 10-pound sack ________-_-.--..- Roquefort Cheese, very fine, per pound_ Elliott’s Lard, per pail, 38.50; GSc.ande 1 Oleomargarine, the best, ‘er peli sR Kerosene Oil, five gallon Feed of all kinds, per sack Xmas candies, per lb. Green Stuffs of all kinds Celery, per: package. «200i 2 lee Head Lettuce, per bunch_________--- Radishes, per bunch___________------ Parsley, pers bunch: _ =. 2... New Figs, per pound__ New Dates, per pound______--___-__ Dromedary Dates, 2 packages___-__--- Shelled Filberts, per pound__ Shelled Almonds, pound____-_------- 25 25 25 .28 40 30 45 50 45 25 55 Shelled Pecans, pound Candied Orange peel. Shelled Walnuts, pound_____-_______ Candied Pineapples, pound______-__-- Candied Cherries, pound______--_---- Candied Lemon peel, pound___--_-_-- Candied Citron peel__________-______ Apples; fancy, bao oo os #8 8 All kinds of Evergreen, Holly and Mistletoe on hand for Christmas. Please send your orders in early so we can give you good service, I wish at this season to thank all of my customers for their liberal patronage during the past season, and will try and merit a continuance of their business. I wish to all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. CARL J. El ality Grocer