Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 22, 1904, Page 5

$5,000 WILL DO THE BUSINESS Sash and Door Factory Pro- position Considered by Mass Meeting. 'MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN AND PROJECT GETS GOOD BOOST. Eight Hundred Dollar Stock Sub- scribed Last Night and Out- look Is Favorable. The mass meeting held "t the city hall last night to consider the project of encouraging the sash and door factory of L. G. Delameter &Co.; of Minneapolis, o locate in Bemidji developed in favor of the ‘project to a com- mendable degree and resulted in the appo’l‘ntment of a committee to solicit the subscription of the prescribed amount of stock in the institution, The attendance at the meeti while not large was very repre sentative of the progressive 4n- terests of the city. F. N.Lang was selected as chairman and 1. Meyer as secretary.” Mr. L. G- Delameter was introduced and addressed the meeting. He stated that his firm were anxious to remove their sash and door factory from Minnefrmfis to, this city. It gave employmént to about twenty-five men and was a manufacturing enterprise which he believed the people of the city who were interested in its future welfare could. well afford to en- courage. Arrangements had| been made for a site with Senator Swedback and all that.was neces sary to secure the location of th factory here was the subscrip- tion—of-§5;,000 stoek by-the citi- zens or business interests of the town. He explained the possibil- ities of the factory at length and made a very satisfactory impres- sion, In the event thab the money was subscribed the factory would_be moved to Bemi once and-would be in uper shortly. L. H. Bailey, J. M. \Luklmm J. F. Gibbons and O. E, Bailey f1on WRITE US IN REGARD TO Free Scholarships CONWAY'’S COMMER CIAL COLLEGE Box 744, 108 Sixth Street, between Bemidji and Beltrami Ayenues. all spoke in favor of encouraging the project and W. G. Schroeder avose to pledge himself to the subscription of $200 stock. L. H. Bailey, Fred Brinkman and W. W. Browne followed by offer- ing to subscribe like amounts. The meeting adjourned by ap- pointing a committee consisting of E. A. Schneider, W. G. Schroeder and Wes ™ Wright - to solicit the subscription of = the stock. ~Mr. Delameter will re- ‘main in the city today andisvery much ‘encouraged over the out- look. ‘It is not anticipated that there "will be any difficulty in raising the desired amount of money.- s Laxdahl and Lycan Coming. Bemidji’s status in the North- western base ball world will pro bably be setted next week when D. J. Laxdahl president of the Northern League and W. S Lycan manger of-the-Crookston team will visit thi%-city to sce just what cncouragement Be- midji may be expected to give the game. The projectof having a joint club in the league with Crooksben is not favorably re- coived here generally and it is probable that the ultimate ar rangements will be for a serics of league games to be played here between the different teams of the Northern league during the season. Needy Family Homeless. Tire destroyed the dwelling house of Nels Peterson, situated just west of thevillage of Bagley, yesterday morning. Al the household effects were burned and the loss is a very severe one to the family, who are in needy circumstances. The fire had its origin from a defective chimuey and the building was uninsured. Popularity of Bowling Wanes. G G. Weetman is tearing up his bowling alley today and will store it for the present. patronage of the -place has not becn sufficient to maintenance recently, although it was a very popular sport when first inaugurated. 7 GUILTY Jury “Returns Verdict in Snow Murder Case at Little # Falls. The jury in the Snow murder case at. Little Falls yesterday afternoon returned a verdict of ¢uilty. The sentence on the con- demned man will be pass by Judge Spooner; of this city, who is presiding for Judge Baxier. The verdict found Snow guilty Novelties for Easter We have received an exclusiveline of Easter Novelties which “is the most complete ever shown in Bemidji Faster Eggs—In the cutest .md most novel designs. Easter Logs—Something ori Easter Bon Bon Boxes—In u novelties. al and fetching. complete line of elegant art Easter Babies m the Basket—A thing to ravish the heart of a child. Rabbits, Cats, Carts, Barrows, ete. Others t00 numerous to mention. These novelties are made est thing in Easter Goods. for Bemidji. Our showing is in Germany and are the new- an exclusive one Decorations for Easter Table Easter Cards and Decoration Novelties for the Easter 1)mum Table. THEY’ Rh ALL THE RAGE. E. A. Barker. Reed’ Studlo Doy Bholographs cxf\é\ \WNedding Srougs IN ANY STYLE, FINISH OR PRICE. ALL KINDS OF Photos, Yiews of the City, Lake and Lumber Camps Old pictures made new and enlarged to any size. of the second floor of the new Street block, next to the postoftice. Studio oceupies all | My reception, display and dressing rooms are always open and you are welcome, R. W. REED, Prop. The | warrant its| ™ JINKINSON WINS Jury Returns a Verdict in Favor of Ditch Contractor Last Night. The jury in the case of A R Warnexr. vs..Jo.J.Jinkinson re- turned a verdict in favor of the defendant shortly before6 o’clock The case was one of sent last night. the hardest fought of the pr session and is considered a big yictory for the defendant. Warner was. a sub contractor to Jinkinson in the excavation of a county ditch and the conditions of the contract were in contro- The jury held that there was o contract and that under its provisions Warner was not until the contract had been con- cluded, = John McGuire, who entered a plea of guilty to a charge of high- way robbery committed in'this city, has been sentenced toa term of two and one half years at Still- water and will be taken to the penitentiary as soonas the neces- sary committment papers are perfected. The jury in the case of Joseph Burns vs. Albert Sennes, an action for malicious prosecution, returned a verdict for the de- fendant. The case of Pot,m Lind vs. cover money held in trust, went to the jury shortly before noon. Both parties to the action are residents of Blackduck and the defendant is engaged in the sa- loon business there. The case of R, J. Rafidal vs. Carl J. Johnson is being tried thisafternoon. The action is brought to secure a satistactory sottlement * of partnership ae: counts which are in dispute, of murder in tlu cond degree and the law fixes the penalty at impri 1~.nnmont f(n life. lNVESTlGATlNG ‘Coroner Hendcrfion Further In- vestigates Tenstrike Suicide Today. Deputy Coroner Marcum who went to Tenstrike yesterday to view the remains of Wm. Dett- dker, who suicided by hanging at the rear of the Stechman hotel Sunday night, returned to the city yesterday afternoon and submitted his report to Coroner Hendersor. nlt there will be a further investigation of the-suicide by Dr. Henderson to- (l.w Some of the circnmstances in connection with the hanging were 11y1u>u(zl.\tl<1 the inve: tion is deemed necessary to satis- factorily cledr up the matter. As usual there is very great deal of talk in connection with the matter. The rope which Dett- dlkker usedin hanging was very short and was fastened in a somewhat peculiar way and this leads to-ugly rumors which the investigation will-finally dispose of. The body is held at Ten- 5 pending the clearing up of .lll circumstances in_connection with the & In Town From Kabekona. Mr. and Mrs. B. Benedict are in the city from Kabelkona today. Mr. Benedict is an: old timer in this section of the state and was for many years a vesident of Wa- dena, Heis at present deputy boiler inspeetor for the Sixth district ‘and when Beltrami county. was apart of the old Sixth frequently visited this Mr. Benediet has not visited Bemidji for some time > until today and is very much sur- prised at the growth that the past Going Into S(ock D. D. Giltillan, a Hubbar county farmer living a few miles south of Bemidji, believes that this section of the country offers inducements to the stock farmer. acres of fairly good meadow land and has gone to cattle, which “hey will fatten and ship to a market. seeany T be successfully raised at a profit in this country as they are in the older sections of the stale .md the west. entitled to any pay for ns labors | - | About +Commi Mr. Gilfillan has over a hundred |§ the southern |E part of the state to buy young|¥ He does not-|§ o wiry cattlie canmot | H FIRE SALE IMUSLIN Only the of UNDERWEAR! boxes are smoked, vu as we have decided to open wnth an entire stock, therefore we will tomorrow place on sale our K entire stock of Muslin Underwear, in six Iots, as follows: John Carlsén, an action to re-f & Our ennrc stock of \luslm Underwear, worth-up to-$2; Lot 4 Muslin Underwea@worth to-$1, sale-price only Lot & Muslin Undér\\"(‘m‘ worth to $1.40, sale price Lot 6 r] Muslin Underwear worth to $1.65, sale i)rice sale price $1.39 B&zaar Minnesota Ave. _FINNS 'fiunims Wholesale Stealing of State Tim- ber-Discovered-in Wadena County. = State Timber Inspector W. A. Cassler returned last night from [~ a trip to the Finnish settlements in mnorthern where he had béen called in his official capacity toinyestigate the stealing of timber from state lands. In the vicinity of Me- nahga, Mr. Cassler found the sottlers skinning timber from state school lands ata great vate. Nine thousand feet of logs were confiscated at a Menahga mill. hundred ®ords of wood were scized and unless all the thelts are settled at once arrests will follow. Had No Hospital Ticket. - Martin._ Curley, a woodsman whohas been working in the log- ging camps of Trwin- & O’Brien at Tenstrike, applied to County sionor Wright this morn- ing for admittance to the. poor farm. The man is suff from a bad case of ery mdas and-his-case-is—a—verypitiable one. He was taken to the poor farm this afternoon. Indians Make Tidy Sums. A report of the February lo “ing operations on the Chippew: reservation, under the provisions of the Morris law, has been made by SuperintendentO’Neil. There was collected for the benefit of the Indians trom the logging operations of the month the sum of $102,124,3: May Locate Here. [, Walman, the eye specialist is in_the city on his first regular visit today. Dr. Walman is very favorably im- pressed-with—Benmidji-and—may- decide to locate here per nently. . He expects to have h headquarters here for a time at least. . ; We Are Daily ¢ making sittings for people who have sewhere for photographs_and disappointed both it quatity i tep In and sce what we can do for Our studi sevound floor. tvo B Boat house, on M. J. MORSE, # Lakeside Photographer. ‘Wadena county, | 2 £ P B fiu.&nmgmwmn e e o Pl P o 3P0 i S e B . AP B o P 3B A 0 B o House Cleaning Stunt. [all those who don’tlook good and | | tire winter’s earnings and fre- The police department is to; | can’t give a satisfactory account!quently th r {of themselves must look for (-1, Oty eyaxe for pnmsforcy undertale a liftle house-cleaning greener fields and pastures new. 1§200. The average is better than stunt on its own hool this after- $100. The men working in the Bxg Time Checks. noon. During the past few days woods this winter weré of a type alarge namber of strangers of | A large number of time checks ;ll:g:’ge';: fn;x:xflthe ordinary bfl“(: i . | L as little running abou both S have drifted into the are being cashed db both .thejg.y one camp to another sothat city. The bunch will beylocal banks at present. Most of |they all leave the woods with a thoroughly gone over tonight and them reprgsent o' woodman’s en-!tidy sum to their credit. - The Finest $3 Hats_ shown Boys’ Richest : Spring Fashions - anywhere E have the honor to present, exclusively, for Bemidji the world-famed fashion-} SX71 able spring productions of 3 - Stein-Bloch and B Kuppenhelmer & Co., $15 Su 1ts, Rain Coats and Top The unparalleled values are giving us the most marvelous sales in our history. Coats $35 tailor’s work could not better these $20 and $22 clothier’s offerings in most cases are not so good. Smart dressers wishing the best should see them---Suits, Rain Coats and Top Coats for men and young men, in all sizes, positively the best we have ever offered at choice for =