Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 10, 1904, Page 4

THEY MADE -GREAT TEAM What the Messrs. Browne and George Did for Tke Business Men’s Club. PAVILLION WILL BE ERECTED ON LAKE FRONT. "Bus‘iness Men's Club Perfects Ar- rangements for Entertain- " " ment of Excursions. Men’s Club last evening was well tlattended by both directors and members. Messrs. Browne and George reported thad they had hmehed soliciting funds for the Brainerd excursion and turned over to the treasurer the sum’ of S0 $500.50, while some remains to be collected. The money was all secured in small amounts,and it seems almost incredible that the committee could have secured so much. Messrs. Browne and George were very properly ten- dered a unanimous vote of thanks "G for the highly successful manner “(;+/ in which they had performed a _ difficult and arduous_task. One *% hundred dotlars of the money raised will be paid to the Brain- erd officials having the excursion in charge when they reach Be- midji Wmle the rest will be used iy toprepareaccommodation for this and future excursions and any balance that remains will be- come a part of the regular funds of the Business Men's Club. The committee on pavillion was instructed to build the founda- tion and floor for a permanent pavillion it being the sense of the directors of the club that the city. stands in need of a good perma- nent pavillion for the: s accommoda- tion of ‘excursions and for other public purposes and whilea com- pleted building cannot be erected “at this time a beflmnmg will be % madp Numerous other minor ‘arrangements for the enfertain- ment of the Brainerd excursion and also of the Elks excursion from CGrand Forks, Crookston and St. Cloud were completed. A meeting of the Business Grand Rapids. year. day. all the time.’ which nnunr-ez] registen POT GANGS HERE Genius Hobo Much in Evidence - Along Shores of Lake Irwin. The dnnzal emmigration hobo fratexnity from the cities of the east and the head of the lakes has begun and not a few of the ~—boys-are making Bemidji. a pomt - for rest and recreation. . Along the shady shores of Lake Irwin there are-all-sorts of-hobo camps and nearly all of them are occupied ay present, but the city police have framed up a game ~-that is expected to result in a change before very late this evening. Most of the men seem to have a little money. They buy provi- sions at the stores'and return to their camps at the lakes to ¢‘coolk ‘up.” To these people there isno - objection, but for the usual unde- sirable coterie of hangets-on there is immediate trouble in sight. GOT IN TROUBLE Cass Lake Alderman Visits Res- —ervation-and Is Arrested For Introducing Liquor. A member of the village coun- cil at Cass Lake has been having trouble: is own this week as the result of a- visit-to-the Reser: vation last Tuesday night, The Indiansare having a big dance on the rerervation and the Alder- . man and a party-of friends-went over to witness the pow wow: “Next morning he was arrested and fined for introducing liquor in_the reservation.— It appear hat-he-had-earried-a—bottle informed the Indian police who | caused his arrest, Begin Tomorrow. e structure will be on the lake ront just above Fourth stree ford a floor space of 3¢ d will project about te: foet over the water. The floor gtructure will be solidly built but for the present ‘a canvass roof . suffice for cov ring. i It is to have the pavillion ready me for the Liguor Dealers™ tion next week. Pnre, unfermented grape jnice medicinal and sdcramental J. Peterson, Jr. in his pocket and someone hid ~{thistyear:— Tha and will tournament this Mr. Clare. M. Ef to A. P. Park Rapids t rionette buys t,lw furniture and saloon arve for ness. N. P. will » Big Time at ning teams, ai The list of pri: full and. the boys this section. a big time the lar come to lh b ¢ n\ Paul-Co G leaves for Baudet fixtures b ve shipped and the has a good loca time. Tobacco tags Peterson’s. " Took the Banner. A. B. Clave, of Grand Raplds, 2 of deeds county. was a visitor in the last night for the purpose of se- curing the banner won by the Bemidji five department at the tournament at Park Rapids-last year, which is the property of the Northern Minnesota Tourna- ment association and will be one of the trophies to be offered at the Girand Rapids tournament that the midji team had decided to with- draw from the old Thurston Sells Property. Thurston * yesterday disposed of his Third street prop- erty occupied by the N. P. saloon Henrionette, cently came to -thiscity from reside. - The con ideration was $4,500. sale ,\\llvv< WILL BE A SCREAMER Cass Lake’s Fourth of July Celebration Will Be a Grand Affair. BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED FROM BEMIDJL Fire Department Running Team and Base Ball Club Sched- uled to Do Stnnts. “«Doc’’ Rutledge, the Cass Lake newspaper man; was in the city last night in the capacity of press agent and promoter-for the com- ing Fourth of July celebration at Cass Lake and made ariange- ments for the fire de running team from thi attend the celebration, and for the baseball club to go downand play a game in the afternoon-with 4, two years ago, and all who at- tended the celebration from this|qye city had more than a good time and Mr. Rutledge expects to see building the court house. Bemidji well lepresem,cd this of I year who M. Prop: ty aninvestment and it is considered one of the bestin the city. fixtures of the and Mr. Thurston will retire from. busi- John TWlatley, been popular as manager of the n for the present. who Hallock. The advertising matter for the Firemen’s—tournament™ at Hal. lock, which will be the Bemidji and Blackdu published ay they the most liberal ever offered in In addition to the Firemen's—tournament Hallock will entertain the district conven- tion of the Modern Woodmen and is expected and one of est-crowdsthat ias ever Opens baloon at Imudn-llo onducts the Rlackduck. vl tomor », where he is The been about to open a new saloon. already wplace Receiyes Sad News. J5hn Ridell, bookkeeper for the, Croskston Lumber company, was this morning advised by telegram | of the death of his mother, which occured very suddenly at pewa falls, yesterday- ell left at noon today to attend the funeral and remain for some |* bought city to association attend the Hallock] dis- fianphlaes it so far as its rights to the banner are .concerned. The banner was turned over to He states that the Grand Army encampment and Firemen’s tournament at Grand Rapids, June 21, 22and 23, prom- ises-to-be-a- very‘lm'welynttendfifl md hlvhly successful affair. Hen- The has mded by CONSIDER BOND ISSUE to Decide Bonding For Court House. BONDING ISSUE OPPOSED AND FIGHT IS ON. s e $35,000 For Court House To Be Settled. The special election to decide the ¢uestion of wether or not the county of Clearwater will be bonded for $3,500 for the pur- sose of building anew court house at Bagley, thv county seat will be held next Tuesday and from presert indications will be a very spirited affair, Clearwater county has out- grown its_ presentcourt housc fa and the board of county some time ago promulgated sall to vote on the n of bonding the county 000 for the purpose of 1i Cass Lake did the lonors July | .ommissionors for The \\Ihfl(' of Bagley of course wants the court house and agreed f The program Will consist of a4 ear the expense of the special horse race, foot race, baseball | loction but those who arc opposd game, big industrial parade, €leb- |, honding, claim’that the county orate dmplnv of fireworks, sto.un boat and canoe races, big Indian ment w pow-wow and all sorts attorney declared the agree- rich the village of Bagley ot things | jesired to enter into 11[0;51! The that are calculated to warm the | jtizons of Bagley still stand heart of man to the point of ex- 5 uberance on the naticnal birth- The crowd from this city can go down on the early MOIn-|gactions warin opposition has ing train and stay as long as it wants toand Mr. Rutledge says ]\mpuxlbunmml the election prom- there will bc “something doing A good band will be in attendance and a number of features are being arranged for cannot be de(mm-ly an- ginal g 1y to make good their ori proposition. * Throughout the county in many been developed to the bonding ses to bea very closely contested affair. Both the friends and opponents of the measure have worked over- time lining their friends and fol- lowings up-for some time past; -est isab a fever -heat; the papers of the county in their sues before the eiection ave lnmd]mv the issue exhaustively and the ¢ question overshadows all lm the time being. BUYS ClTY HOTEL Wm. Ross Acquires Valtiable Prop- erty and ‘Will Have New * Location for Store. Be- Wm. Ross, the Beltrami avenue hardware man, yesterday madea deal by which he acquires the City Hotel proper The house will be conducted as,a lodging house in the future and Mr. Ross’ bardware stock will be moved in the south wing of the buildi whieh—witl—be overha specially fitted for its occupancy. Mr. Freestone will convipue in charge for the present and the store will not be moyed from its plcsentloo tion for 3. . Ross’ hardware bus I)oon growing nicely for comu time. ’l‘he new location will be a much better one ail around. He will carry increased stocks and expects to have one of the finest stores in the eity CASE DISMISSED re- for J. R. Rasmussen Acquitted of the Charge of Robbery Preferred at Northome. ¢ A. Hagen, the Northome agent the Hamm’s Brewing Co., 2 who a short time ago-began an - laction against J. R. Rasmussen and J. H. Sullivan for robbe last night withdvew the cha and the case did not.come to trial His— withdrawal was voluht: and finally dispeses of the affai There was absolutely no evi- dence against Rasmussen and the charge was the outcome of a mis unde smmlin,‘_: and the eyidence resulted in his ¢ lnn])l( te exonera- tion. Hagen, who ¢ aconsiderable offered a row DUNN MEETING for are ims o have m of mone, ard for its recove rowW will ’I‘he committee of the Business ‘{fr‘ll‘(;‘l‘)""'m 1vl‘ ;"L:‘\m l"hN 'lil;;il Dar Reese, of St. Paul, to Address he ereetion of a pavillion ha'\ ne tm{‘s"i sggEHuckditicmn 4ohe HtetnEinLEmidielt et ot Deginning work ‘”n monntmnénl Hnla l(‘,‘_’r:’l'ds Baudett: Tuesday Evening. P o= L as one of the b owns in this he pavillion tomorrow moriing. | o ion and says he thinks he —— A Dunn rally will be held at the Clty Hall in this city next Tues- day evening under the a ses of the Dinn club, which will be : sed by lon. Dar. Reese, kol the supr court and a gentleman who is ed orator and perhaps—betterable 1o 5 >uss the ues of the pres nt wtorial campaign than any man who has come to Hunndu Indications are that there will be a ronsing attendance and a t,hnrm)f:hly enthusiastic meeting. m at Voters of Clearwater County Proposition to Bond County For .|MAY CHANGE HIS MIND Effort to be Made to Havef: State Engineer Ralph Lo- cate Ditch Near Bemidji. TEN MILE MEADOW WILL BE URGED AS SITE. | Asserted That First State Ditch | in County Should be Built Near Bemidii. When State Drainage Engineer. Ralph, with whom rests almos entirely the location of the first state ditch for Beltrami county to be built this summer, arrives| in the city tomorrow to decide where the site will be he will noj| doubt be surprised to find a large number of Bemidji people) who have recently —interested themselves in the matter enthu- siastic and prepared to urge len Mile Meadow as the proper loca- cation for the ditch. " Through Senator Swedbacl’s efforts the ditch was secured,but people. generally did not realize what it meant until Mr, Ralph was induced to visit Kelliher-and decided that a good site was of- fered in that vicinity.~ Now it has been decided that he can be shown a better location and with this end in view Mr. Ralph will be waited on tomorrow. It is asserted that the ditch should be near Bemi pitch in and help us. The paying for them is at THE BAZAAR will be Cleaning Day. Every person who has a little time to spare should come in and see the rest of us work, and.convince yourself that it is-a mouey ‘making proposition for you to" ~No scrubbing: no_.window cleaning; no-stove-hlacking.~ Nothing but Clean and Pleasant Work. Select your own_jo Doss; work as fast or as slow as you wish; {even children can help). following goods carried out of the store. work at these prices: be-§our-own We want the easy as the wear, regulur now n Toils and fvinged: only suitable for— Saturday Men's Balbrigean U price 50c; TLadies’ Tow Neck Seam- loss Vests, sold ax higl a3 (‘4)|;|Iv Saturday pr .50 Bed Spreads, plain extra large; ¢ Corset made. in and batiste with-a 10 1-2 inch reinforced clasp any New and Up-to- Date Stock Jollars in Embroid- ery Chiffon and Teneriff effect: Saturday price 25¢ i IN OUR Ready-to-Wear Department for Saturday 8 .00 Suit for £1:3.00 An 818 00 Suit for $10.00 00 it for 11.00 A $20.00 Suit for 10.50 A5, worth up to 48¢ Child’s Lace Bonnets, worth up to'30¢; this sale 43¢ nder- 29¢ Hosiery. 11 them bargains at 15¢ and 20c; Satur- 10¢ our @ so0ld as advertised by some ab 25¢ aturday prico s s worth Shoes---gosds and ety s 7e | g5 Children's s Shoos, sizes from 3 1o G: 58 $1.10 i 54 to 83 89¢ Ladies’ qhoeg, now 1.48 $1.19 =S It doesn’t make any dli\'muu e how light the work is, a person must eat. Our grades are GOOD and our prices RIGHT. fig! LH “48¢ A complete Tline of D. M. Ferry’s and nlsn Northrop, King & Co.’s bulk and package seeds are carried here, and we are making special prices on Bulk Seeds. Groceries, Presh Dairy Batter 1b 20c Fresh Country Eggs, ])(\r doz TPotatoes, per bu? %1.25 “Pavsnips, 40¢ Fancy Naval Oranges, per doz 30c Tewons, per dor 250 bage, per 1b dde | I'nm\ Fresh-Strawberries 10¢ per’ gt | Russet Apples, per pk 50¢ C'anned Pe; Sc Canped Co! 10c Canned Tomatoes;can 10c Canned Beans ¢ 8e s, per can 10c hup, bottle 20¢ 1:¢al jug Ketchup — Gfo 1 2al Rhubarb 19¢ 1 gal Apples 250 Peaches, per can 15¢ Strawberries, per can 10¢ Rice, per 1b 5e Prunes, per 1b Ge " Evaporated Peaches,1b10¢ Raisins and Currants, 9c where it can better be kept in re- pair and at less expense than in a remote section of the county some distance remoyed from a good public road, Mr. Ralph's réport to the state | drainage commission will settle the matter. After ’Em at_Lake George. E. K. Anderson and a_party of friends from Grand TForks, who are here to be shown where the big black ba e located, leaye tomorrow for L George. where tlmv will establish camp and re- main for al days. Lake George is perhaps one of the best bass lakesin northern Minnesota. Standing on the shore and cast- ing large strings: are taken and the trawling spoon seldom fails to land the big fellows. Several six pound catches have already been made this season and the: fishermon aveallagogas a 1esu1t Mlllmerv Sale. Miss Gralton will place on sale Friday, Saturday and Monday her entire stock of millinery at greatly redaced rates. m%m@%@@m@s@@@c@s Yacht. S Cantons in Milens n Fine davas 3150 all shak ennit and split— fi@@@@@@%%%%fififififigwam@@@@@@@@@@fi@@#fi@@é@@@@%@@ Ghe Clothiers : ot kS & The Zenith of Success: blers ! more. | ke 4 ok + . . EPTe 3 # in. Selling High-Art Clothes. ¢ B e oo © 3 & k3 B Unparalelled Offenng of e & 3 ..The Stein-Bloch World-Famed Suits...: : & The brilliant display of numerous styles makes this a doubly important £ opporfunity. Ilundreds of Smart-Single-and Double Breasted Suits. @ . Stein-Bloch Highest Character Suits. Better Clothes than you are able to purchase in u any other make at $18 and $20; choice for & = = == — s =2 iO) Immense Sale of Several Hundred | s g 5 Negligee Shirts. ¥ In Flanmel, Madu Percal s, & Neidts Chambrays in golf style, figured or £ ’2"“ _plain fronts. - g Men's Straw HatS;SI|i|~ts for dress or out- & i & Of lntereStlng Newness' “1“ in most ]Nllll]ldl (‘U]' @ £+ Boautiful Styles s Ideal Shapes 3~ Immense Varlety| : - 5 g e LY and fabrics, at @ new shapes. 0 i ot & Panamas in $15-at 30 F R E E ! 7§ panamas in Poite 1 o $1¢OO Beautiful cut g ss Tum- g and l.mk.ml\ with' g | each purchase of $5.00 or P | 1 . Seoc s eSS S S R e o —ror-- 0| --Summer School.. L ISN'T 5 . Weddin ol - e g g .Beginning June 6, THAT and We will give instructions in w o ¢ [} all common school hranchc S ELL' Baby Plctures from 2d grade up during e {| Sen nmeonne ey summer monthsfor 59 ¢ents | the LAKKSIDE. SCO 1] per week. ; E— i SRJ* H A K K E R UP D) Conway s an}mhegtcnl IC‘olleLe b ISN T X 744, 108 Sixtl reet, between & lmnmu-na Beltraml A ve i ol _____ 0 = |f - THAT .Up-to—Date Work 5 No Excursion Sunda o NICE? and The management of the base- | 7 z {/ball team has dropped the pro [ ]”;fl praise of the Prices Reasonable. Q| posed excarsion from the nortl | i mé‘“']'j‘,:]&#é}’l’;',?} Enlarging, Framing (|line towns to Bemidjinext Sun m STULIG s d Finiql S day. The guarantee dsked by [[131 e :}“ ) g the road was t00 heavy 60 e un-| . canand soc s You are everwelcome. for Amatuers. dertalen and the fact that Camp- | X 2 % bell Bros. circus will be in this G e rEn g"cny Monday and= will mo ‘doubt: ,‘mewmr RS draw @ great:many tors from o EEEIE Hakkel‘up St“dlo g the north line towns would also| — Two Doors East of City Drug Store. 0 interfere to some extent with| Try a pou]ld»of White Star e o s oA | the excarsion. : coffee. Chas. Nangle, agent, s ——— A e