Rainy River region (Baudette, Minn.) 1903-1911
February 27, 1908 · Page 1 of 9
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RIVER RAINY REGION. MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, VOLUME COUNTY, FEBRUARY BELTRAMI NUMBER BAUDETTE, 27, 6. 1908. 3. KOEFOD & DYER Minnesota. of History adian depot larger, and Northern is - construction, than in cost any more Attorney s-at-Law depot the line between other on INTRODUCTION. ( Located in Old Town. * ) and'Port Arthur. The Winnipeg BAUDETTE. freight business at'this station MINN. amounfs Union in the Scarcely million lbs. than state to any more a degree of enjoyed high has such and business month, the a passenger a C. R. MIDDLETON Minnesotaduring did is-correspondingly prosperity large. as the and this of 1907, year just installed 'Baudette has year A ttorney »at=Law C\7^MFRCA^TILE a While bids fair lie exception. to for’fire with plant protection, no a drouth, and flood busy storm Office 35-horse gasolene engine, were Rooms X 19 210, power ^/^COffPORATED— with their devastation in work of and with and sufficient rotary MILLER pump, BUILD'LNG, Middle the States, of parts equipment'to of many I protect t mo Baudette the fertile with soil Minnesota, of Minn. business and residence the* best • pioperty clock-like “Has harkened F- Corsets, regularity. P. Style Phone NEW No. SPRING the village. This will GOODS 69, in be GROCERIES. the husbandman’s to date, enlarged early song, to at so an as and ixiured bountiful into his lap ’the'entire TOMATOES furnish fire protection for a —The Premium Have GEO. commenced E. ERiCSON to now ar- yield golden of grain.” — — village. Brand. and Very A popular best style quality, rive. W T have new expect to e our With soil, climate and conditions electric lighting plant Iras An Solid packed. Spring. LAWYER for Made Large of batiste. lb. 3 entire line Spring of Goods can, new unsurpassed for the successful been ordered, and will be instaTled pursuit double boned Jan front. Hose 15 cts. by March 15th, including Men’s industry, the of such is Spooner, j notlaterlhan ’the first April.. of every Hmn. attached front - of Minnesota supporters | after Hats and Sht^s, and story Ladies’ and on for 'Lotti commercial year street For this is land promise of ^ sides. $1.25 j lighting, That the village will year. a Street COFFEE, Hats and Caps, and all an so and where Ole. opportunity, J’-'Va.ule the of ( WmPMurhpv public and<eoptrol its utilities. sun kown classes dry of goods. We invite prosperity shines: where happiness I>EFEN i,.,. MAN D.- Has and ‘Plans VAULE & -specifications have MEN’S MURPHY HALF HOSE. the public watch and wait for to and contentment on are seen flavor equal adopted’by been the Village Conn<cil. to 25 a cent AATTTORNEYS AT LAW many . . . hand, the and spirit of ns in eies mg e\ . t n Practice every in progress F.xera all Courts quality and 'for'the wool construction'of a'large, and grades. Comes in air tight and evident is everywhere. United States Land Office. deck,’to substantial placed be cashmere. Usually at -olu dust proof packages. * at PIRRONS ‘ the In southern and middle the fwot'df Third Baui portion street, on CROOKSTON, "OPERA YillNN. a 35 price. BLOCK, ’ We cent offer Special lb. 18c. per of Minnesota, which its Mette forThe'landing of Bay, boats are these Ribbons excellent will be values again in great well developed at hundreds j-carrying of parts, both and passengers demand homes, churches for tins Spring and schools and BAUDETTE freight. The Council have A LIVE adverj new Pair 25c Granulated SUGAR being built, while in the thriving tised the driving the for of piling are Summer Plain Taffeta x season. VILLAGE. villages handsome business ; this-dock, and it is the for intention Per sack,s6.oo will 100 be popular. See lb. most our blocks being erected, which I eomplcted have and it ready for Princess Sup=, are to , Chic New Stock. Prices lower p 25 lb. sack, 1.60 are the land-mark kwe of er set navigation permanent as -soon as opens, zA' Few About porters. Facts Baudette than usual. and substantial business institutions j Duringithe-eoming the, summer .-'At the Mouth of the Can Baudette, But this is the be only evidence with not With- worn i'Board Education or will uif — “ Tomatoes, 21 - lb 12|c. erect a can, Minnesota’s of in the for c<Wts. Rainy on progress; IMPORTED PURE sdhodldnillding out less a-costof not at the northern the part, vast River area, ’than It will'beerectecT 1510(090100. LINEN CRASH. which is still in its infancy. Oyster far Crackers. A special so albhidk-of ground ’the-centre; in -on development is concerned, thousands as pound, ’the wilhtge., -donated -of ’that for sc. •Two This is something good. ncr A the effort' first years ago of and of state acres government ‘Thomas 'by ‘Cathcart, 'the village' Soda crackers. Presh made (organize stock, the ■purpose to You can't always it >»was get lands being snap. taken, and are -oldest settler (here. We ai have Baudette, ,6ft and the then! territory Per pound, 7c. Pure bleach- the sturdy prich. frontiersman is 15cent blazing ata •good telephone 1 -service, both local proposed be included in the viL to the civilization, and ed to crash transforming Bargain Counter. wi way and 'long 'distance. Baudette on J^ge, nowi embraced all of what is the mighty forests ami Herring in Per tomato Price l-2c 12 ■geftiing-outtof 'the woods and yard, its, sauce. ।Baudette, (oldt new) per and and town boundless prairias into fertile fields Can, wadding dhlthes. trnd is assuming, 20 of the village s c. of most (present and homes. Capital and cozy o'f’the ; enterprbe irs of 'metropolitanism. Sjv>f»ner. Fish Balls. The leading In taking the :a brand ■many Angora Flannelettes. census, keeping with the are pace It has issued ’bond,; which mever in order .-a Per to was necessary 20 gW W pioneer, and railroads can, c. with-i many are awd has-done all these'things incorporate illage, it as aw was a.s----• Force. The .piercing the popular interior; mighty Rej 121 breaking ular and riv-ers 15 cent out- wa. inde'bt-l ddPlar-of wou-mintg I rhat there -one in all of certame were being harnessed tumble to . food. Package, 12} fast are flannels. Desirable shades eduess ! ! -other than what it will have c. this; territory, .Hinting . men, -t wom<en _ . .„ . wheels of manufacture while ; the a- before the first’ wel. Nuts. A known and exodkmt limited <>-ape values. A to and children, just pay nwmey 185 people. d the i “Range” Jong the thousands of IM > l)H ar !ln d amd will then of have (uesiL TJm*. first effort village ime ; food. Package, incorporation-fell Per yard. 12* 9c. at amount. otnly comfortable c. delve supporter into the bowels the of men left in treas.trry. its through, and less money than Sold Imported sardines, that the improves form. in -earth olive from it its iron to - wrest The S^aiudrtte and Cwnrniereia'lClßlLv half the AMERICAN PRINTS present a year a ago ।by Each 65c i]. p -treasure. us. 12-ue. o e r can, village having in its ime-mlie-rslnp incorporated, of cutting most was * For beautiful ' Lingon has berries, for nature scenery, principal! the business and Comes, style p’lids ■ all. >f the prefect in gingham sauce and of the out territory east been lavish with its handiwork. most pies. Per .•Baudette sional the village, and including Us^for riser, and considerable DRESS SKIRTS quart. 15 azul childrens'’ nw*m c. aprons pnd gicturcd magnificent setters uAsses, z the^ nNmliero-f tlv* in sid<*. practically half -^r-y *‘st -^n a need of On'sale l^rgatn- Stockfish Torsk). -i Sold scenes;' ew. inspiring by the u and from v this vicinity, is inenwOwr •of what the —and of first ind uded. in a was skirt should over pur Counter, yd broad of waving 7 cents, Per grain and pound. acres per 15 Federation Ckiimmereiaf Clubs us :the vdla< of stands, it c. as e, line. W PLEASE now we e can you. nodding dotted and here har-i corn, the State, and is working ■have of in population than of a more a with shady and there pret: groves with other chib- of the •■thousand soul-. Spooner and has state mony homes the south, the ty to on in exploiting Minnesota. and majestic too. especially -some, forests of the north, where 1 audette and northern Where he Ba-ude tto the pines giant keep silent In when President Lincoln new now vigil 1861. boom, but striding steadily : Jowment. natural terous and there did Beltrami This club is County. en •stands, virgin foneHblessthan called volunteers numberless lakes, down was a whose clear for forward, always keeping with to put ; nothing that ;over be and J utilized good work last then* is pace cannot year, and although uch two [cold flash years sjgo. their the Relndlion, Minnesota, although and always n bright[nessilike abreast with waters out commercially. lielieveit will con-1 progress, to every reason is-still tL in f< rmulativ-e -stage, jewels priceless then scarcely than frontier I her sister today' in until a states and • more a tinue its efforts, it increases To be a rusitic we continued. as wonderful <Kiange has tafcon place. with setting. few scattering settlements, stand the foremost in the state numbers, accomplish larger re-1 a in among Most thcitimber i of has Ibaen the first Union. Her thousands re-' of broad Change to of Management. among suits. vas respond. HISTORICAL. jnoved, the business graded, streets On April call 16, 1861. of rich prairie land, her a acres Baudette has been fortunate in miles,of sid walks built, anil I made Minnesota, Indian Minnesota for furnish mighty considerable forests pine and hardwood, signifying of to was an name, village council having who have After this issue of the Region, other a public inaprievement “land sky-tinted companies, and just thirteen her deposits of water” iron ten of vast ore. conducted affairs business its the of the will .kkkL*. on management ^Private enterprises paper days later the is beautiful and companies her appropriate quarries of granite, ten a reported numerous name and principles, fast(. have be in the hands of Mr. U illiam no gone have kept with public inspired Fort Snelling and pace by «m----pwvement. alone. limestone and beds When sandstone, her nature at were tlum would allow. hand in Sty mi of Merrill, Wis st, money r prideourwlkr.es anf a gentleman we the territory mustered into service April 30th. clay Minnesota of of for building pottery, . was anc organized whom believe 'veil qualified having number in of bu.«i’»eos we a several On July 22d, these companies, paving brick, the ten names were among many suggested are : look afte^ the to of Imises., all lines ■ ici of trade, all «yf mn -ts First Congress, compri ing the Minnesota, in natural < of this them great among resources readers, and Aggravating Man. condu which I in our to condii- g a successful ordered ate a (prosperous bein^ Itasca, Chippewa, the and Jackson front, that has ped her to state, st were amid nt name have don'l how “I any you can see The Collins tion. Hotel, large,.) newspaper. and Washington, the cheers those who had from “Minnesota.” a but the original deep the into Not?” commerce him.” “Why fiwd with fault to commodious three structure., story icred Mr. Stymist ; Minnesota, ish sG<»< I I gatl I is last of the and of the nation -ely to at not >oy ent who name. w on r pee< be was < toe to selected “Because unknown appears a man well-earned has the reputation of) Geographically. and the the steamboats War Eagle the world. people Minnesota to of locality. faults of without absolute •js any being the hotel best in the state, > occupies the Northern Belle off little the the for sake “Tha£is just it That’s his worst of the yet of «ort.” exact center swung The divide, watershed, not ; great >-e or Can-' north (Twokston. of The lying dock Paul, and personally continent, St. Minnesota tfault.” midway acquainted new wit him at the oetween in northern the of we part state, hope had her the Atlantic and Pacific first regiment the readers will sent md liberal to our j which sends the both north oceans, rivers ex i .His and also midway Minnesota ished between of fun and Hudson I patronage seat and war. south rapid decent, in and supp The F'amous steep and I Civil War intention , Bay the Gulf Mexico. the and is give of 24.020 In to class has’placed men. in hands of you the ;■ >, I home Minnesota with their gallant service there, and ranks tenth in the when next papei, area immense waterfaii-, ultimate Y E the' HEROLD FL w man . hetak • Union, made the brightest ischarge, doubt containing of will 84,287 have development some pages which has of square not words ■ - the history that memorable few miles, about in of for !;• 53.943,379 to -f. been a say or contemplated. The Falls acres, yet Sale conflict. For 12 SALOON. of which J. COWAN’S (So. 3,608,012 at 0. water. St. i of Anthony M inne polis acres are at produce During the The four the southwesterly half of the of years horse 40,000 At The Last Char power. Civil War. Minnesota, like all ger.tly rolling her pra’rie, interspersed state . Thompson, is Duluth ciiy of a the near sister suffered business by by frequent of states, the । mighty Louis — force St. groves of tue I re-[ depression, growth hardwood Once timber, and watered and its beg by d I j to was has been harnessed more we 100, r our generate to Special!_ tarded the others, lakes and than subscribers of crystal who streams even ! j many more horse Falls the are mo • 000 of rm a a! power; ! for in August, while ail clearness, the while north and 1862. in th:.- to that to Koochiching, i our kaiuy L year ike arrears c- on find southern : if they do : • it is rougher, northeast strong not the much men wereHvay on River, 30,0001 waterf we of pay up i.mt a a io i battlefields. Minne-otaexperienced covered with dense of March, their growth of Ist be , horse developed. .hi bm a is pai- power g outbreak Indi- j discontinued • from the Sioux and the northeast timber, after this If to extreme an Along the For Missis-dp/;, from Minneapolis limited time, r a and the horrors that lie send the iron of famous <' to ans, we masstcre duns lent papers ranges, any • mmy norinwir... ' still fresh the in subscribers ' We sloping down the Zenith City, after M" offer rch -ike You to are memory Indng trucO'd produce to our are con of old settlers. So j and Lake of the ourselves liable shores Superior. the of ii’i g to ’jOO many indu'Cri and for d a power purposes, swift their that, i for each and ' offen streams[ , The Minnesota movement- territory of were along tin* -mnlier of every say many was , Papers 4 before could , effective resistance the postal authorities. otganized and k>re proclaimed June any the southern. and oth-' of on wesuu n, set-! made, hundred be about eight the fall. must and Alexander Ramsey the 1. 1849, a e of parts waterfalls stat.-, er many murdered, the tiers but exact; appointed were M do territorial l turning wheels of not want single to i;.c was governor are e cm a number is Prompt i known. not ■ President Zachary and by Taylor, M-o be sta-. subscriber, with manufacture. Is tru vill • ni m the anthori-! action the of j part capitol St. Paul, the on ted the i he their • the university that subscript!- a* state waterpower renew fore in Rainy River Region •- re-1 quelled outbreak, and the ties Minneapolis, and the end this the practically far of is in infancy, month. 1 -s is at state its so ! suited the of alwmt in capture two last • > Stillwater. md. chance, prison On May development Your for aft. Pajiev^ 11, Home at it is your as is cmcri as thousand Indians, whom i Sioux com-’ o’ Minnesota admitted the “no paper.” about ninety »f 1858. cent to pay, no was per News i 26,1 Minneapolis Daily hung Mankato Oct. 38 at Union nnumerab'e ! the the thirty-second were mercial of as power <>ur 1862. day. It Almost since still lies dorm Minnesota rivers | to stat- nr. may Fastest Growing Daily a The in’Minnesota. . Civil close the War With of the orgmized, fitly* prosperity further be noted aooiit was t.iai ] The Farmer’s soldiers. Wife and of the return a new has Shorn* and the > • lands ini her, capital of cent iii.a I •. i arqal upon per enterprise tb- :• j prevailed, and of ^prosperity and have still in wild, if steadily era the is Ik* coming “I : , ’k ;Jy. beneve state er to n toe *.« I A Go<kl Pa|xr t for the Home. rapid growth Many , begun. today would f was homeyeker arms.” into the good round the o-O-c of get stMe; < a a majority I built; railroad miles of “Nonsense/’replled > Farm The the flagazine were ne w carefully possibilities have been of immigrants the n: ose w, survey great | manufacturing plants estab- considerably ■ wealth in of was were he would Minnesota, settling within her boundary lines, of c 'Tve Contains Matte Settlers. education. and villages his already Interesting lished; cities t<» more got were build and her increased find it his advantage population has to to a know what with!** ^pthes than I do thousands hardy to platted, and of markets. Ixmnds. by leapsand Census home tributary statistics eat g. toe l flocked $2.00 I All for till the hither farmers to growth line her handsome within the boimdjiry of prove The whole has fertile-soil. state contained •dy sale Minnesota for for in Minnesota, where 1850, a In the Sanctum. | cradle rocked in the been of prosperity, • j population; kinds in onh" 1860, all of farm kr- al- 6.077 Don’t wait can longer. ,».o —What do think . f this Er-t llt.. any you and has walked hand in in be 18S0 found. 172.123; in 1870. 439,706; ways She Would Not ; e?” i % hand with it since, never ever and in 780.773; in 1.301.226: 1890, truiy her Minnesota in think I is I if ' the you •al disas. with the usual springing up 1900/1,753,394. : .dl ' • W J .<• < .