Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 16, 1904, Page 4

TO BUILD ELEVATOR * Stock Company of Substan- tial Business Men to Build (One In Bemidii. _ -SITE WILL BE ON GREAT NORTH- ERN-RIGHT- OF - WAY: Will Be Thoroughly Equipped Throughout and Will Cost Completed, $5000. The announcement is made _that an elevator and grain clean-, ing house will bebuilt in this city in the very near futurs. Ar- rangements have been made for a site on the Great Northern right of way and the project will represent completed an invest- ment of $5000. < The _promoters are E. H. Smith, western representative of the American Linceed Co,. Jewell & Webb, of Duluth and Glyndon, grain and hay dealers and a number of other gentlemen con- nected with Duluth grain_and wholesale interests. Work .on * the plant, which will be the first in Bemidji and one of the first in this vicinity will be begun in the very near future. The elevator will be equipped with an oats cleaning machine, antomatic sackers and a complete feed mill. It will make a spec- ialty of mixing and will job feed, flour and grain products. On account of its central location, the large new country tributary toit and its excellent railroad facilities Bemidji was chosen out of several locations considered. “The plant Will give employment to several men and will bring a number.of families to Bemidji to, to make their future homes. The cleaning plant will be a paying investmens from the start and will probably be oper- ated both night and day. The news that the elevator and clean- ing plant is to goin will be well received by the business public of Bemidji generally. _ LOOKS FOR BLOOD - Colored Man Following Circus to JONES WILL RESIGN Register of Cass Lake Land Office to Tender Resig- nation In July. WILL BE SUCCEEDED_ BY M. N. KOLL; oF DOUGLAS CO: Failing Health Will Not Permit Mr. Jones to Longer Re- tain Position. Congressman Buckman was at Cass Lake Tuesday where he was called by Register Jones of the land office to consider the matter of Mr. Jones’ resignation as register. For some time Mr. Jones has ‘been in poor health and felt that it would be the proper thing to resign the office. Mr. . Buckman regrets very much this stepon the part of Mr. Jones, as when he tendered him the appointment abouta year ago that gentleman was loth to ac- cept it, on account of leaving his law practice and because he_felt that the state of his health was such that he vould not be able to perform the duties of the office in a satisfactory manner. His appointment was made ab- solutely on. the grounds of per- sonal friendship, as he was secre- tary of the senate twenty-one years ago when Mr. Buckman was a member of that body, and that friendship then formed has continued ever since. Mr. Buck- man had also served with M. Jones in the senate and by close acquaintance: was impressed by his tine ability. Much as he re- erets to see-Mr.-Jones-resign he: is_compelled ‘to yield, realizing that-health is paramountto-the loss of a faithful seryant of I;hg government, The resignation will not ‘be handed in until some timein July and the position will be tendered to M. N. Koll, of Douglas county. It is possible that a change will be made and that I, S. Oakley, of Wright county, the present re- ceiver, will be made register and Mr. Koll receiver, as Mr. Oakley is a fine attorney and the-legal work comes largely before the register. _Square Accounts With Jap Aerobat. Saumel Jackson, a colored man, who until recently has been with Campbell Br circus, passed through the city yester: day in the wake of the show and. s that when lhe joins it again, one of the Japanese jug- glers who made such a decided hit during the performances here will have an old account to square with him. The two became involved in a fight somewhere up the line and began to carve one another with _long knives. "The colored man goti the worst of it ‘and has -been ~under a doctor’s care ever since. He promises to get even with the acrobat man, Make Citizens Tomorrow. There will be an adjourned session of the Beltrami. county rict court tomorrow for the pose of granting citizenship papersand transactidg any other, _business that may come before the term. ~ * - PRINCESS Grocery Co. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: Fancy Peeled per can-.... Fancy Pears, Der can.... Fancy Egg Plu per can.... Fancy Preserye per can.... -~ Fancy Canned § percan.... Fancy Canned Ap) per gallon can . Fancy Home Cu * per 1b. LETTUCE ~—STRAWBERRIES RADISHES CUCUMBERS EDDY SENTIMENT Chris Christenson Says Otter Tail County Is For Handsome Frank. Chris Christenson, of the News, who returned last night from a trip to his'old home in Otter Tail county, says the gubernatorial fight is warming up down that way s0 far as Frank Eddy is con- cerned but that there is appar- ently little sentiment in the sac- | tions of Otter Tail county which he visited, for any other man. Mr. Eddy-has long been popular with Otter Tail county. He re- deemed it from Populism in a measure that was highly gratify- ingand madehim famous through- out the state and his old friends have not forgotteu him. Mr. Christenson believes that Olter Tail county will send an Eddy delegation to the state convention. c|the maclin s | few minui "la mys |and have scoured eve KILLED IN MILL Andrew Lund Met Death Crookston While Working at an Edger. at Andrew Lund, an employe—-of the Crookston - sawmill, almost instantly killed afternoon while working edger. A bourd which canght-in flew back with riking him in the in theab- «Lbuba young wife, butno childre:. # Belieye Them D. W, Caricr, Quiring post oftic | to transact e | court .| the di rof N. O. Dahl ullas complele ver. Scarching cen out for a week foot of country in that vicinity without developing anything that might solve the problem, He says the opinion that both have been mur- dered is universal at Quiring. and da Hearing Adjourned. Irank Warner; who-is held for the shooting of Frank Brady, now at St. Anthony’s hospital was arraigned before Judge Reynold’s yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault with intent tokill. An adjournment of ten days was takenin thecase, Wl on Lumber | pop HALVOR HIT THE PIPE Ninth District’s Stalwart Congressman a Chippewa Brave—Hoop-la. DEGREE CONFERRED AT WHITE EARTH THIS WEEK. Thirty-Sixth Anniversary of Set- tling White Earth Reserva- tion Has Big Observance. One of the greatest Indian cele- brations _which has' ever taken place in-the Northwest occurred this week at White Earth agency in the celebration of the thirty- sixty anniversary of the settle- ment of the White Earth Indian reservation, In point of attend- ance it was a_success beyond all expectations and it is an event that will live long in the memory of all who attended. Bemidji visitors who attended were Judge and Mrs. Spooner, whoreturned to the city lastnight after a very pleasant trip. They were present during the festivi- ‘ties and the judge says he had one of the most enjoyable and in- teresting visits of a life time at White Earth. Besides the White Farth In- diansand whites from all sections of the country, including many distinguished visitors,there were large delegations of Chippewas from the Red Lake, Cass Lake Leech Lake and Winnebegoshishy reservations and a considerable delegation of Sisseton Sioux. The Indians are camped at White Barth and have danced in- cessantly ever since the celebra- tion began. They are having the time of their lives, but their be- haviour has been excellent and a credit to the entire nation. There were all sorts of sports, into which the Indians entered with the keenest interest, plenty to_eat and a general good time. The head chiet of the Chippewa nation from the Red Lake reser- vation made a speech in Chip: pewa, which was mterpreted,and the judge says it-was one of the most eloquent efforts:ie has ever heard. He was followed by Con- gressman Halvor Steenerson, who made a long tallk to the In dians and was ‘very well re- ceived. Mr. Steenetson was formally adopted inlo the tribe. The ceremony was quite simple, He was decorated with a bead collar and smoked the pipe andis now a full fledged brave. The judge says that he saw some of the finest agricultural land in the state:at White-Earth. The agency is a very preftity place and the government buiklings are excellent. Major Michelet has just erected a fine new resi- dence. The judge and Mrs. Spooner stopped at the agency. Many of the Indians will remain during all of this weekand avery great deal of interest is being talten'in the dances. Saw-Carriage Jumped. Yesterday afternoon, while the delegates to the Liguor Dealers convention were being shown about the city, they visited the Crookston mill and Fred McKay, of Minneapolis, who is anold saw- mill mau met several friends there. Before ha went in the sa- loon business Mr. McKay was employed as asawyerand yester- day the boys asked him to try his hand again. The carriages at the mill here were a little swift for him and the one he was handling jumped the track. After it had been righted Mr, McKay sawed for about half an hour justas well as anybody could have done. Dodds Promoted. Clark Dodds, who during the past few mont| has been em- ployed in the offices of the Crooks- company and has made remarkable progress in the Tumber business, has been pro- moted to a position'of consider- able importance, at one of the other -large mills owned by Messrs. Clark and Shevlin. The nature of the position has not as yet been learned, In Hands of Committce. The ¢ of James Neison, the Great Northern conduct- or who discharged some time ago as a result of objection by the bond company is in the hands ol a committee of the O. R, C. and its adjustment is hoped for i near future. My, Nelson wi exceptionally capable man und had many Bemidji friends- who sincerely hope that he may be re- instated. Hubbitt Steps Out Tuesday. The fi meeting of the Great Northern racing ci Monday of next week at Houti neau and two Bemidji hor: . Bemidji Belle ¢ d Hubbutt Jr., goes in 2:30 company on Tues- He will be one of a ficld of uit will open |- thirty entries and is working very nicely. TRAVERSE BELTRAMI Artieles Incorporation Filed of New Road to Connect With-M. & L ROAD WiLL BE_ CAPITALIZED AT $100,000. Road Will Connect With the M. & L., According to Reports at Tenstrike. Articles of incorporation were! filed at the capitol in St. Paul; yesterday of the Minneapolis, Red | Lake & Manitoba Railroad com- pany. Incorporators are: Chas. M Amsden, W.-S.-Amsdew, C. ‘A. Smith, C. S, -Hulbert, C. J. Johnson, Nels O. Werner and An- dreas Ueland, all of Minneapolis. The company has a capital of $100,000, with a limited liability of $5,000,000, The line will be builtimmediately from lowerRed Lake to Beltrami county, and there connect with the Minnesota & International railroad now be- ing constructed from Red-Lake to Tenstrike. On a Fishing Trip. George Eilse, one of the popu- lar passenger conductors on the Great Northern between Grand TForks and Minot, Chief Dis- patcher I!. A, Maxwell and Train- master Leverich of Grand Forks were passengers to Cass Lake at noon today where they will spend | several days fishing. They are looking for muskallonge and some of the railroad boys down there have promised. to show them “the place”. To Build Hotel. ~D. M. Gunn is hegotiating with the Backus-Brooks people for the erection of a hotel at Interna- tional Falls. It is very likely that the deal will go through. If it-does Mr. Gunn will retain his residence at Gratl Rapids, and will divide his time between the Pogegama here and the one at International Falls.—Grand Rap- ids Magnet.. __Granted Divorce. Judge Spooner this morning granted a decree of ‘divorce to Charles W. Clarke from his wife Laura Clarke. The grounds of the complaint were adultery and Clarke bas the custody of an only child a little girl seven years old, He is a homesteader who lives in the vicinity of Northome. rTlENI'MBLENlCKL ) Always goes a long ways at this Store. Not only in the Quantity of Goods purchased but Quality. Is never lost sight of---it is the corner stone of our business axioms. It’s the quality that determines whether I a thing is'lone in price. A bushel of wheat at a dellar is cheap compared to a bushel of chaff at a nickle. It’s a matter of quality as well as price. We stand by our repre- sentations and guarantee both price and quality. Preserved Fish Exhibit. S. K. Tullerton of the game and fish commission may restock the exposition exhibit with pre-i sorved fish, = It has been dis- covered that when fish .are treated with a formaline solution the appearance 13 almost that of life. The fish are placed in_a tank, and the exhibit will be al- most as attractive as though made up of live fish. The fish sent_to St. Louis died owing to the change in temperature caused by a change in the water in which they were kept. Council Meeting. The city council had a special meeting last night. The meeting was called to consider a petition for sewerage on Third street ' which was: circulated by C. H. Miles yesterday and very liber- ally signed. Mr. Milesasked for more time to complete the peti- tion and it will be considered next i Monday evening. Other matters were taken up for discussion and tlie sessionlasted until11 o'clock, ..Summer School.. @ S Beginning June 6, We will give instructions in all common school branch from 2d grade up during the summbr months for 58 cents per week. Conway’s Commercial College. | Box 744, 108 Sixth Street, bet Bemidji and Beitrami Aven: Returnedtd Minneapo The delega¥e3 -to the. Re Liguor Dealer’s convention w have been in the city for severul dags this morning veturnd their homes over the M train carried two s their accomodatior very kindly ol Bemid result ‘of their v here the. Queen cily of the pines will re- some very yaluable adver- . Next year's convention will be held in St. Paul. ke R R GO B R R DRI 500 % ISN'T : . 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