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

ALDERMAN IS MISSING Alderman John McGinnis, of Village of Nymore, May Have Drowned. 5 RE“’I’WHS UNABLE TO LOCATE HIMAFTERDILIGENTSEARCH. . Left Mome Several Weeks Ago to Work On the Schooleraft River Drive. Alderman John McGinnis, of the village of Nymore, has been missing “from his home in that village Tor three weeks past and is believed to have been drowned in the Mississippi river while go * ing from Bemidji to the bahuol craft river drive of the Brainerd Lumber Co. McGinnis was elected on the village council at the late spring _election. About three weeks ago he left his home in Nymore, where he has a wife and children, to go to the Schooleratt to-work on the drive. He reached the drive and’ worked for several days-when he-came-in to-Bemidji and spent seyeral days around this city. When last seen he had started back to the drive. Since that time nothing has been seen or heard of him. He did not re- turn to the wangan and his dis- appearance was not discovered until his wife came to the offices of the Brainerd Lumber Co. in this city to make some inquiries regarding him. ! She found that he had not returiied to draw his pay check and steps were at once talien to ascertain his where- abouts: Up to the present time nothing has been deyeloped. McGinnis had been drinking before leaving this city to return to the drive and his friends in- —cline to the opinion that he met with some accident in returning to the drive and may have drowned in the Mlssmx]ppl or Schoolcraft. His domestic relations had al- ways been happy and there is no apparent reason why he should desert his wife and family or leave his friends without some explanation. Mrs. McGinnis is very much worried: over his disappearance and his friends are making an- other effort to discover some clue that may satisfactorily explain his mysterious disuppearance. LOOK UP SITE N State Engineer Ralph on His Way ~_ to Kelliher t State Ditch. State Engineel' George Ralphy - of Crookston, is in the city today and tonight will be accompanied to K&,lllh(,) by Senator Swedback - where the site for the first state ditch to be construeted in Bel- trami county will be decided litch will prob- > north of Kelhhex dml it-will drain a con- siderable portion of state land The money available for the work i ,000 and it is expected ditch five miles- long out of this amount. The drain- age will be into Shutlny Broo Mr. Ralph will make the prelit ary survey at once and it w sated within th days. ids for the constr of the ditch wiil be adve for shortly. The work will gi employment to about seventy- ve men-and-Mr. Ralph hopes to have it started in thirty days. PLANT IS READY Bemidji Brewing Co. to Start Its First Brew Some Time Tomorrow. The plant of the Bemidji Brew- ing Co. is now completed and the brewery will start its first brew tomorrow. [t will be six weeks before the first home talent beer will be ready for the market, Work on the brewery building was-commenced-last-fall-and-has- been in progress during all of the winter, The installment of the plant, one of the most com- plete in the state, has been in progress for some time and it is now complete and ready for business. - The brewery completed and ready for business represents an investment in the neighborhood of $30,000, The 111.1d|m(-|v and equipment is the best and most improyed that money could pur- chase, The company has liberal and influential backing and will enter the field in this section m ood shape to- compete with the I.n}vo con s already doing business here. The -management of the busi- ness will be undertaken by Fred Eberline, who-is already gquite well known to most Bemidji people, Mr. Eberline is a prac- tical brewer and an exceptionally capable business man. He was for several years successful as the owner and manager of the Wadena brewery and has been connected - with similar enter- prises over-a successful business carcer of many yea GETS $400 - Wm. Kaska Settles Personal In- jury Case Against Jackson Co., at Tenstrike. The personal injury case of Wm, Kaslka vs. the S. E. Jackson Co. at Tenstrike, which has been in the courts for some time, has been settled. Mr. Kaska re- linquishes all ‘claims against the company for a consideration of $400 and the case will be dropped. against a saw in the Jackson mill at Tenstrike about a year ago. For a time his life was ‘despaired of. The.saw cuca deep gash in his left side from the shoulder to the hip and he was for a long time an inmate of St. Anthohy’s hosplml in this city and was a patient of Dr. Gilmore’s. He brought suit for damages and the action is now pendmn' in “the Umtu] States court. I'rowdmg for Entertainment. Arrangements for the enter- tainment of the visiting delegates to the state convention “of the Licruor-Dealers-arepro- ssing under the direction of the committee of the local asso- ciation. The Commercial club rooms have been placed at the disposal of the committec and the business ons of the con- vention committees will probably be held there. The city council has granted the use of the opera house and the ladiesof the Catholic ¢church will serve meals during all of the-con ion, The council has also conceded the privilege rights to the local com- mittee, The attendance promises to be very larg s scason formally opened last Sunday but none of the local fishermen have yet had atry for the game. day there will be a- ge dus of the more enth the bass lakes in this v John Vogler will head one par tv who leave Saturday night and several-other—parties—are being organized. J'A HOFF, | ; Painter and Decorator. || ____Kalsomining, and Art Work. | = DT Monk is Here' ; '; Bring in your Sign Orders! 3 | Pictorial, Novelty-Signs; Banners and Show Cards. | New. N ‘:11 .md Up tu—D.tto | 2 5".. ofr on Wall Paper‘ mvvvvvwvv WYY Of paper, if it Carbon, printed from a negative, well re- touched and w best style of Reed’s Studio w Is sure to please yourself and friends. ITun- dreds of Portri and Lakes, and some of the oldest l'“ flll«w which have been made new. R. W. REED, Prop. is Artisto-Platino or Collodio ell mounted on the latest and 1ount and done-at fats, Views about the Town e ol B P 3 2B B P B P B B 2B B B «s — Next Door to Post Oltice, Ty @ You arc Always Welon i e B e e . e e e B o B B P B B e B B B B B B Kaska was injured by falling| BIG SURVEY IS HERE Topographical Survey of the Mississippi River Reaches Bemidji. 4 TO DETERMINE “NAVAGIBILITY OF RIVER'S ENTIRE LENGTH. Will Remain in This Vieinity For the Next Six Weeks at Least. The topographical survey of ssippi river, one of* the st undertakings of the kind ever in this vicinit, cached the mouth of the Mis ippi at Lake Bemidji last night and has established camp to remain in this vicinity for six weeks ab least. The topog mpln( 1 survey of the Missi for the pur- pose of determining the nava- eability of -the river. from the Gulf of Mexico to Lake Itasca and is being conducted at the ex- pense of the government. Tt is one of the biggest government contracts ever under taken, Captain W. G. Cromby hag the contract for making the survey from Grand Rapids to Lake Itasca and the work has been in progress for several months: During its stay in this vicinity soundings will be made in both Lakes Bomul_u and Irving, the course of the current will b(\ de- termined and it will be produc- tive of a very great deal of in- formation which will have local interest. Tifty men are employed on the work and five teams. Themen and teams are furnished by M. Heinzelman, of Lake Itasca, who|% has been with the survey since it started from Grand Rapids. The work in this section will probably be completed some time this fall. BEAT HIS WIFE Chas. Russell, of Tenstrike Com- mitted to County Jail In Default of Bond. Chas. Russell, a resident of Tenstrike has just successfully demonstrated that a man has no legal right under the law to whip| - his wife.- Mr. Russell tried it was before the Tenstrike justice of the peaceona charge of assault in which” the woman appeared against him and was bound over to'keep the peace for six months. He has so far been unable to furnish the required bond and was brought to the - county jail this morning to languish until he can effect thedesired arrange- ments. i Mrs. Russell claims that her husband beat and bruised her. without just cause or provocation and had threatened to kill her. Russell i laboring man and has been a resident of Tenstrike for some tlm GINGER UP Local Ball Team Will Make Change in Business All. Around. Manager Tom Kayne, of the ball team announces that things are doing looking toward the gin- cering up of the bunch in this k Conaghy, a catcher . Paul-has-béen—signed and will arrive for tomorrow’s game. Al Stewart a third base- man will be tried out tomorrow, Both men have reputations and are expected to make good and remain ‘with the team. W. L. Brooks has been desighated. as treasurer for the club and will handle the funds which have been-the subject-matter—for—the the anvil chorus for some time past. New uniforms are in sight _|and prospects ave-bright- The Turf Exchange. J. P. Duncalf,s new saloon, The Turf Exchange will be open for business Thursday of this week. Mr. Duncalf. who is one _|of the best known sportsmen in this section and has many Be- midjifriends,—will-manage-—the new place and Joe ploye at Bacon & Browne’ be one of the mixologi Marion Hazen the other. The new place has afine location, has some of the handsonmest fixtures of any place in the city and under Mr. Duncalf’s management will no doudt be one of the best places in the uxt\ “Lucky ('urv(- A practical pen for practical men. The Parker pen uses any color ink, writes neatly, does not stick or splutter. A. L. Winter, ihe jeweler. PICNIC COMIN Committe of Brainerd Shop Men Arrange For Annual Outing in Bemidji. 0. J. Hutchinson, F. A, Dailey, D. J. Snell and A. J. Halliday, of Brainerd, a committee of the omployes-of-the-Northern Paeific shops who are to_enjoy their annual outing in Berni this yearareinthe ci 2 making arrangement: 0OThe commiltee ar the ofticers of the Busin cluband all avrangements for the coming of the picnic will be made tonight. The date is Junc 21. The pro- aram of sports will be quite claborate. There will be a game of ball between the Bemidji and Brainerd clubs, and a program of athletic sports in which only shop employes will participate: A good foot race is- promised. Arrangements will be made for the erection of a dancing. pa- villion at the picnic grounds on Diamond point, tho Brainerd band will attend and the excur- sion will come in two trains of fwenty- foul coaches. NEW TEACHERS School Board Fills Several Vacan- cies at Meeting Yesterday. The board of education held a meeting yesterday afternoon and elected several teachers to vacan- cies on the corps of instructors at the city schools. Miss Falk, a Michigan teacher and a graduate of Ann Arbor was clected to the ant principal- ship and Miss Lee Heffron was re-elected tolteachithe;Sixthgrade and Miss Grinols, of'St, Cloud, a graduate of the normal school in that city was elected to teach the Fourth grade. Miss Minton was 1eclucmd teacher of the Second grade. There are still two teach- ers to be elected for vacancies in the Seventh and Eighth grades. Thé board has a large rumber of applications and these will no doubt be filled at the next meet- ing. WARRANT OUT Mrs. Mary Eain. of Blackduck, Charges Matt Phalon . With Assault. Mrs. Mary Bain, who con- | ducts ~the_Ciolden West hotel at| " Blackduck, this morning swore out. a warrant for the arrcst of Matu Phalon, a well known Black- |, duck saloon man, on a charge of | assault and battery. Mrs. Bain alleges that during a dispute over the payment of a bill' Phalon struck her a yiciou blow in the face with his fi She sustained.a badly di nlmed optic and a cut on the cheelk as a result of the blow. d last Saturday night. cited to answer in this wurday. SOLD TO MINOR Fred Silversack, Local Liquor |\l Dealer Arrested This Afternoon. I'red Silversack, prupr.iotor of [ W o Minnesota ayenue saloon was served with a warrant this atter- » him with having | o sold intoxicating-liquor t6- Clar:; ence Barwise; a-thirteen-year-old boy. Sily ng before Judge Reynolds The Barw found drinking beer in_an-alley in the rear of Winter's store. He says Mr. Silversack s a jug-of beer i underthe impression that—the boy was buying it for his parents. _ Arrested By Detective.— Dominick Broten, AlKennedy, Charles Silk and were —arrested——this charged with: having received liguor stolen from a car. of mer- chandise at the Great Northern yards in this city. The arrest was made at the instance of The trouble | W Contmuam:c st Anmversary Sale Surpassmg All Records in the Sale. w Stein-Bloch and B. Kuppenheimer Co.’s Famous Clothes. Clothes of finest quality, of conscien- \ tious workmanship, most stylish flttmg ick was to have a |\ se boy isone of ah number of small boys who were| 5 ..THE.. | BAZAAR Saleratus, per pkg 4c¢ Gloss Starch, per pkg| 4¢ Nine O’clock Washing Tea, per pkg 4e¢ Yeast Foam, per pkg 2'e ThisWeek HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES Satisfaction - Guaranteed 15¢ Coffee, now per 1b 10¢ 15¢ Peaches, per 1b 9¢ 31b can Tomatoes;solid packed; per can All' Dress Goods at reduced pri SoTHE . : BAZAAR or Money Refunded _.* This Week ..THE.. BAZAAR | Hancy Sweet Corn, per canonly ~IBvaporated Applcs,per 1b only 9c Japan hwn, per lbonly 6e Fancy Hullul Cm n can only - 10¢ 3 cans Cream, selling now at 3 for 25¢ Fancy: Stri .z\rlml ries, now ])i‘l can 1 lot Clmmhl Nhuh'm Giingham, 32 inches wide only 12! ‘zc Regular 25¢ StellaSuit- ings, now only 13¢ ..THE.. BAZAAR Back From Brainerd. Judge - Spooner and Court Stenographer Cameron returned !y last nignt from Brainerd where the judge has presided over a two week’s term of the Crow Wing county district court just adjourned after disposing of quite a large calendar. The term was adjourned until June 18, when it will convene for the purpose of issuing citizenship papers and such routine business as umy come before it. Married Last Night. ~Last night at the -home of the bride’s: parents in' this city oc- urred the marriage of Miss Bertha Stickney and Chas.. Mc- Carthy. The marriage ceremony: was performed in thc presence of friends by the Rev. Mr. Mc- Leod. The groom is the engineer in charge of the hoisting. works of Gray Bros.sand the bride is a young lady well known m Be- A SEFEEEEEEEEEFECECEEEEEE ¥ BASE BALL %5333533333333333232333297 n The home tecam and the Ma- hara’s Minstrel club will cross bats at the fair grounds tomor- row afternoon. The -minstrel team is made up of colored men and the minstrel band will be in attendance at tl.e grounds. A strectparade will precede the game. It promises to be’ inter- esting and there will no doubt be a good attendance. Manager Kayne has a find in the peis of one Gilfillan, who will be triec out in the box for the locals. Gilfillan is direct from ea company and promises to malke, gaod. NORTHER‘V LEAGUE. At Cmokaton 2 Supnnm 6, At G 5.~ At Fargo 6; Wi m Gasoline Starts A Blaze. - A small fire-was started in the - rooms over Linderberg’s saloon last night by the wmhon of a bottle of gasoline. Some " of the fluid had been spilled from the bottle and one of the guests tonched a match in the room with the usual result. A fire alarm was turned in and the de- partment responded promptly, but the fire was gotten under control without lts assistance and before any serious damage was done. Printers Getting Chesty. The local printers are arrang- ing for {he‘organization of a base ball el = jndging from the o0ssip it ¢ Lile various printing 1mmd1 5 in the city it will be an regation of wonder- 1iin‘ers would like to ‘phw the baalers, the bachelor maids or any ¢.d bunch that feels - itself sufficient. Communica- tions regarding games should b% i 0 Closes at 7:30 excepting W Mill Pay Days - and Saturdays ifi exquisite, interestin Joe Doubic | )y morning | S« Special Agent Britt, of the Great| o Northern,. All four were in Judge Reynold’s court this morning. The hearing was ad- ]nulnml until luld\ Had a Busy Dav. Yesterday was one of the busiest days the local police de partment has had in some time. Quite a crowd of woodsmen were in town and their presence, with plenty of money, was pmlmz of the usual incident.~ The day shift worked through the noon hour without dinner was something dong all the time. We will while you wait at Naylor’s me your pictures Coprrigh, 1904, by B Kuppentieimer & o sent numerous dis - single and double breasted Suits for § dress, for business, for traveling or for ¥ outing. Better Suits than [t is possiblefor you to pro- cure elsewhere at $1 NOTEWORTHY WILL WIN YOUR FREE Another shipment of fine Cut-Glass Tankards and Tumblers free with ea¢h purchase of $5.00 and there|\)y or more. ; $20 SHOWING OF HIGHEST CLASS GOODS THAT Mail Orders Recelve §§§EEE€&EGE€€E§&EEG Prompt Attention { 7 \ signs. We pre- W ive patterns in \ $15 FAVOR. ... aeeeseeeeeeseeeeasse&e« EEEEEEEEEEEEE