Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 1, 1904, Page 4

NEW ANALYSIS OF CITY WATER Mayor Ludington and Re- corder Bailey Taking Samples Today. PRESENT ANAVLSIS WILL BE THE FINAL ONE. Well Water From Different Sec tions ‘of the City and City v#— = . _v —_—_A COMPLAINT MADE Vigorous Kick Made to Board of Health Affecting Private Sewers. The board of health has.a pro- test against two private sewers in the city and has been asked to take steps toabate the conditions which arise ont of their bei —tproperty-constructed and not in The accordance with the law. hospital sewer is one"which is ob- jected toalthough-thisis the least annoying of the two. Th age pipes from the hospital ex- Water Sent to Chemist. Mayor Ludington and Recorder Bailey today took samples of the well water and the city supply from various sections of the city to'be sent to the state chemist for anaylsis and the anaylsis which should be reported in about two weeks will definitely ~ decide the status of the water supply of the city so far as its| purity is concerned, Two anaylsis have been made before and in each case the re- port of the state chemist was de- cidedly bad. The tests were not regarded as eminently fair, how- ever, for the reason that the samples sent were taken from wells where it was possible for surface water to be admitted and in a number of cases the water was known to be mani- festly bad. Sne Receptacles for shipping the water were received today and the samples were taken this morning and this afternoon and cover all sections of the city and wells of different depths, includ- ing the new well being put-down by Warfield Bros. as well as the city supply. 'Iy‘he v};all)t,Zr supply of the city as reported from former analysis has gained for Bemidji some very unpleasant notoriety. A recent jssue of the Lancet, a medical tend well out'into the lake and there is a question as to whether the objections against this is al together well taken. The Mark- ham hotel sewer is the other and property owners on the lake shore where the sewer pipe empties in are aggrieved. To the board of health they have stated that the sewer does not comply with the law in that the pipe does not extend _out to the current. will and the board of health inyestigate, “MOGANS” WON Base Ball Cranks Try Out at the Fair Grounds Yester- day Afternoon. There was quite an attendar.ce of fans at the fair grounds yes- terday afternoon to see a matched game of ball between two pick-up A five inning game was | played which-was-wen by “The teams: Mogans” by a score of 10 to 7. The game was for the purpose of trying out the talent and looking toward the organization of ateam. A meeting will be held at the City hall Wednesday night and at this time a team will be organ- ized, 1t is probable that arrange- being im.:. They-have - asked to have this condition” looked after ments will be made for a game with' Cass Lake next Sunday afternoon at the home ground. A fast fielding team is promised and a battery is working out that 'PRINCESS Grocery Co. M. E. CARSON, Manager_ Radishes Onions - Celery’ ! Craqberries - Tomatoes ~ Washed Figs Fancy Cookies Strawberries Bon Bons 7 - A Complete Line of Candies. ..Frésh Vegetables.. Fridays and Saturdays. = 7 A Complete Line of Fruits. Princess Grocery . Company - _ BERMAN BUIEDING PHONE 282 214 BELTRAMI AVE. "WOMEN poatiosie charges, loss of tone, feeling and vigor, " HY'NE It speedlly and permanently removes all inflammation. ‘B The Home Treatment—for All Female N » Troubles. FREE dressing HY’NE COMPANY 475W. North Ave., Chicago, 1. “HY'NE Sold by ILMOUR & CO., Bemidji, Minn. Ladies' own obstetric and perpetual calendar by ad- is-expected to develop satisfac- torily. Kane will probably pitch next Sunday’s game, NIGHT SERVICE New Mail Service Between Du- luth and Grand Forks Begins Thursday. Beginning Thursday night of this week the night train on the Gireat Northern between Duluth and.-— Grand Forks passing through this city will carry mail cars and there will be a complete local service bevween all the in- termediate points. The new service will be a gréat convenience especially t0 the smaller towns and will-be gener- ally satisfactory. H. Fuller, who has been workingbetween Brain- erd-and-thiseity onthe M. & 1. will have one of the new mail runs and goes to'Duluth Wednes- day-to get ready to go eut on the rtn. My, Fuller will haye a week off and a week on and does not intend to remove from Bemidji. journai published in Minneapolis, in discussing the watersupply of various cities and the propaga- tion of contagion as the result of an impure water supply held up the case of Bemidjias one of the most-flagrantoutragesupon sani- tary. conditions that was toler- ated anywhere in—the—country. Mhe Lancet was not, however, familiar with the conditions under which the samples were taken. Those who have spent some time in informing themselves on the ‘matter suy that the well water of the city is as-arule as . good as any in the country, while the city supply may be impure or was at least at the time of the last analysis. The state chemist’s - report this time should settle the mat- ter definitely. The samples haye been-taken with especial care to the end that the test may be a fair one. f Reed’s | ption, display and dressing ros me. IN ANY STYLE, FINISH OR PRICE. . Photos, Views 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 postoffice. do ~For ey Bhotograghs and Wedding Stowgs ALL KINDS OF Studio occupies all My oms are always open and you are FAST BASE BALL PROMISED Trio of Northern League Officials in Town This Morning. .. —-MARE-GO;- HOWEVER. Bemidji Can Get Good Baseball, But It Must Guarantee Expense Ends. D. J. Laxdahl, of Cavalier, N. D., president of the Northern League, E: H. Kent, of Grand Forks, and W. S. Lycan, of Crooxston, are in the city today for the purpose of arranging for the base ball which Bemidji- will have this year at the handsof the northern league. All three gentlemen returned thisafternoon and while all the details are- not adjusted it isa settled fact that Bemidji will have at least ten-of the scheduale gumes of the Northern ‘league during the coming summer. The league officials aske guarantee of expenses. league this year is made up of the fastest teams, and in some respects, some of the most ex- pensive teams it has ever had and the most careful manage- ment will be required to let the association out whole firancially, There will be no trouble about giving Bemidji all the base ball it wants but the league officials feel that a guarantee is only right and ask this from the city. The game has always been well patronized here and there is but little doubt that the patronage will be up to the usual high standard this year. A committee will take the mat- ter of a guarantee up with.the ‘| business public some time this week: The schedule of games is not yet definitely arranged but there will be a number of Sunday events and besides this there will be good games here on the occasion of the several ex- cursions which will come from Northwestern points in June. DIED FROM INJURY A. Stull Sustains Injury Near Blackduck Which Causes Death Saturday Night. St < A.Suull, a laboraly'e{fl’ployed‘ by a‘ homesteader” about four miles from ackduck died Saturday night at the Blackduck hospital as”the result of injury sustainéd Friday while working with”a stump pulling machine. Stull was bending over the ma- chine when one of thelevers gave way and struck him in the pit of the stomach, He was taken to the Blackduck: hospital Saturday morning. The dead man_had no relatives in this - section. His mether and sister reside some- where in Kansas. The funeral was held at Blackduck today. HAD TO HURRY Special Train Takes a Crew of Woodsmen Out to Cut a Backus-Brooks Clain. A, T. Wheelock, the Pioneer Employment office man,and the superintendent of cutting for the Backus-Brooks Co., did/some quick work yesterday morning. Last Saturday /the Backus- Brooks Co. discovered that they had bought the timber on aclaim near Lakeport, about 280,000 feet of white and Norway pine, which had been overlooked in the cut- ting last-winter and as the time limit in which the timber could be cut would soon expire it was necessary fio get a crew of men at the work immediately. The employment office was given an order “for fifty men, a special train was_chartered to take-the men to Lakeport and the whole crew were working in getting out the timber before sundown last night. Brotherhood- Flourishing. The Modern Brotherhood of America, afraternal insurance or- der,is in a very Hourishingcond ionat Nary.—Dr:- Marcum v Nary Saturday and made sixtce examinations for membership in the order. This class will be taken in at a meeting in the near-future and thereare also a number of applications to be con- sidered. on Nolan’s Mill to Start. Andy Nolan’s sawmill it Nary was started this mornmg and plans a big cut for this summer. It gives work to quite a number of men. Naryis flourishing very nicely. Lang’s broom handle factory is working every day TAKES MONEY T0O MAKE THE _~|the Blackducle {is an excellent lead of water in STARTS OUT WELL Fishing Season Formally Opened Yesterday With Some Nice Catehes of Pike. The fishing season formally opened ‘yesterday with an ideal day for the sport and the fisher- ad...early,--and successful in bringing in nice catches: The morning fishing proved the best,although some very nice strings were taken in the after- noon. ~Pike are not biting. good yet, but in ten days more the conditions will be all that could be desired. The favorite fishing grounds yesterday were at the sorting gap in Lake Irvine, Wm. Hubbard and a party went early yesterday morning and made a nice catch of pike ing the first pike this season. One of the largest catches was made by J. Vogler and Peter Larlkin, the latter sustaining-his reputation —of being the best “snake” fisherman in town by making a large catch of pickerel, while others-were unable to get a bite, Mrs. R, E. Miller caught the largest pike of the day and J. E. Patterson and Harry Carl- son claim - the honor of having taken the largest string of pike. The-ice is nearly all out.of Lake Irvine and with another week of warm weather the fishing will be all that the most fastidious could ask for, TO BE A HUMMER P. H. Kinyon in Town to Promote for the Hallock Tournament. P. H. Kinyon, a prominent” at- torney at Hallock, is.in: the city today in the interests of the com- ing firemen’s tournament at Hal- lock. Mr. Kinyon is one of the committee on arrangements and came over to see the boys of the Bemidjiand Blackduck fire de- partments, who plan to attend the event at Hallock. Liberal purses are being offered and M. Kinyon says the Hallock tetirna- ment will be without exception one of the'higgestand from pres- ent indications on¢ of the most successful meefings of the sort ever held in‘this section of the state. 'The local fire department decid\fi by a majority vote to at- tend the Hallock tournament and department is also expected to go to that city. ] Mr. Kinyon meets the members of the Blackduck department at Blackduck tonight. FULL OF LOGS I Drives of the Brainerd Lumber Company Fill the =1 Mississippi. From Lake Irvine to the head- of the river the Mississ- literally full of logs at the present time. Most of the logs are the property of the Brainerd Lumber Company and are to be brought to thiseity to be hoisted. The first drive to arrive at Lake Irvine reached=the lake saturday and was brought in by E. H, Pel- ton. Itisa small drive and was brought down on the river about eighteen: miles. Work at the sorting gap - will propably be begun this —week and several booms-will-be made up. There all the lakes, the best in years in fagtand lumbermen say there will be plenty of water to get out all the drives if there should not be a single rain this season. Work on the river is in full blast and is being conducted under very satisfactory conditions. THE GREAT SHOW C. H. Miles Wires the Attendance at the St. Louis Exposition Saturday. W€ McKay, at the Golden club, yesterday received a tele- gram from C. H. Miles whois at St. Louis in which Mr. Miles stated that-the attendance of the opening day at the exposition Wwas, 000, breaking all recovds and exceeding all expectations. Mr. Miles has been in St. Louis about-a—week-looking after his interests. Heis one of the pro- moters of “The Pike’” which pro- i to be a v suc- ful financial enterp He expects to return to Bemidji this weelk for afewdays, when he will o baek to St. Louis and remain during all of the Exposition. = A: number of people from this city expects to be employed by Mr, t St. Louis and will prob- Miles at ably leave some time this month and have the distinction of catch-{ .. THE BAZAAR.. The Center of Attraction WATCH FOR THE PRICE CARDS ON OUR DISPLAY TABLES! Every Day a Change! THIS WILL BE FOR. THE WHOLE WEEK Ladies’ and Mi HERE AREAFEWOFTHE ITEMS: These are all New Arrivals and Up-to-Date sses’ Dress Suits and S'hirt Waists. The Original Kalamazoo Petticoat, at 98¢ and up. Ginghams, Wash Goods, Waistings, Suitings, Splash Yoiles, ..such as.. Valerji Voiles, Tailors’ Suitings, Laces, Q’f‘rimm ings, Linings, Bindings, Ribbons, Buttons, &e. ‘Groceries. Our Shoe Departmentis Complete. Don’t Miss the Shoe Day All hought within the last few weeks. lowest prices this week at —: § ~—THE BAZAAR. Biggest quantity and _'ullerton to Leave. |_~Dan Fullerton, who is handling a string of fast harness horses and has been driving at the fair grounds for the past three weeks in the hope that local horsemen would interest themselves in fixing up the local track has.de- cided to go to Park Rapids to train and will leave next Tues- day. Mr. Fullerton is handling six horses. He intended to stay the race meetings if the track had been fixed up. in Bemidji_until the—epening—of |~ Didn’t Buy Steppers. pride of the town. The citizens Sheriff Thos. Bailey says that|support it liberally by subscrip- an item published in_Saturday’s|tion and the band gives a concert Pioneer and taken from Friday’s (every Sunday afternoon that Crookston Times crediting him |draws out the entire town and is with buying a driving team at.a|proving a very popular feature. cost of $700 was incorrect. . Mr. S T Eagles Getting Busy. Bailey hasn’t bought any horse flesh'recently. In fact he says| The localaeric Fraternal Order he can’t afford it and more es-|of Eaglesis getting'busy in se- cially.when driving teams ‘are|curing new members at presen$ selling for $700. and hopes to have a large class ready for initiation uponthe occa- |sion of the visitiof ‘some of the ~ Solway Has a Band. The village of Solway west of| i ‘ AL Bemidji has a band that is the|madein about two weeks. with very satisfactory results. for the Exposition City. Lop = Length Off Your Tailor Bill . and add the spice of style to your gettup. We can pull you out of the custom-shop bog with STEIN- BLOCH SMART CLOTHES. Sky-scraping style, top-npoteh qual- ity and ground-floor prices. Summer-sacks in four kinds of cuts, outing two-piecers for belt days, snappy tbp—eoats for weather- changes and _graceful rain-coats which are jusl/; as helpful with top- hats and patent leather on a society night as at 10'a. m. with a derby and tans. /We just polite- / ly ask you in. The question of bity is up to you. Speak’ahout this label: &22°%. Ghe Clothiers grandaerie officials which will be