Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 13, 1905, Page 2

PIONEER ‘WANT COLUMN PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON. PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. = By R. W. HITCHCOCK, 'S BEAUTIFUL BEMIDJI S BUY RESIDENCE LOTS while they are cheap Southwest The Rock Island will run round-trip excursions each first and third Tuesday, e eind misss marian MR - DO YOU WANT HELP WANTED. 5 4 o WANTED—Girl for general 0tticial Paper Village of Bemidii|, : monthly, to pomuAl:kOklahoma, Knxl:‘sas, go R!‘l(l;t. al Room housework 1019 Minnesota ave. i R, ; i Indian Territory, ansas, Texas, New et a Girl = % B SUBSCRIPTION $5- PER YEAR . .12 WANTED_ At once, a good AND i >, . Mexxco and Colorado. Special one-way Sella Farm blacksmith to do all around t L 2 excursions February 21 and March 21. Buy a Horse work. Call on or address A. =] Evervbody Kowlow: : i : ‘ ¢ Mo ahM:;‘n B. Palmer, Solway, Minn, THE greatest thing in th rld ind the Lost BUY BUSINESS LOTS Soeo e iy One-half of one fare plus $2 WANTED—Good reading mater ! \ so far as the American people is . 7 > : YOU CAN DO IT HERE| ial, such as magazines, &c for s concerned appears to be the| . —_— !umber camps. Parties will- while they arereasonable United |States senater Tt everl = : You can work outdoors nearly all the IF ANYWHERE ing to donate such please noti- = e Ul G Sl 5 - year round in the Southwest. The land B e Iy 3 J: DraskBemigfl. | — straddles the country like a works with you. Mild open winters and Auiforis . WANTED T — e L 1 o . winy nd for 15 cents LD —Ten men in each Prlces WIll NEVER- Agaln Colcpnesan g sfiusy abontas doublacrops add greatly to your ea.rnillg = state to travel, tack signs and indifferent to the interests of the capacity. Go down and look the country FOR SALE. disiribute samples and . ¢ireu- Be SO LOW people and was the Colossus of over. Get your neighbor to go with you. s 2 lasilsimfo?:l‘] "”";‘") ; ql““"“f"_ BiEE Rhodes to the life of the world| o) HATHAWAY, . - e Higfiif‘g:‘.ggfii;afi?fi’ gm,}g gensesA Kulj;n}r:u (C?({, ‘Bffi: oy ] o yoo . 2 ebbing to and fro beneath him. Dist. Pass. Agent, . m‘::: e e e ing, St. Paul. Atlas Building, Chicago, you on margin of this ad. Send to me and I Bemidji Townsite & Improvement Co. Gan anyone point outone single| 322 Niollet Ave, il prompty forward bookletand give Full imformation. | - s e - H. A. SIMONS, Agent. Hotel Markham-Bldg. thing in which the senate of the Minneapolis, Minn. board and dimension shufi dry.| bodied, unmarried men be- 1 United States does not stand | e | Larken & Dale, Turtle River. ;j:s‘“;"e%gfczé aud. 8o e . directly across the will of the = FOR SALE— Cheap, one quarter! good character and temperate =Et people? Can anyone’ point out he.adway. Wadena gets “them section, 4 miles south east of| habits, who can speak, read s $ 5 this year. N w d Sh Bemidji. Inquire of J. P| and write English. For in- one respect in which the United ew 00 op Duncaif. formation apply to Recruiting A Y G to Blflld States senate is not acting in a| Northome hopue\s on to hold T. M. HARVEY, Prop. e E (Iadfiicer, Miles ‘block, Bemidjt, re 0“ Olng manner most satisfactory to the |the stage with local talent. - The Pioneer will procure a,%y Iorescs: great trusts and corporations —0— - Wagon Work and kind of a rubber stamp for WANTED—Men or women to b manage business in this coun- try and adjoining territory for well established house of solid financial standing. $20 straight | cash salary with necessary expenses paid weekly by check =l You can almest hear the boom of the falls at Koochiching! —— To the lumberjack: Drive your logs, not let your logs drive you. vou on short natice. FOR SALE—Four lots in Fran- son’s addition to Koochiching about center of addition. Ap- ply Box 52, Fosston, Minn. which in their greed now threat- en to precipitate an industrial re- volution? The senate as an institution e General Repairing . § or Do Any Repairing : Located in Pingle’s Blacksmith shop, two blocks west of > i . city hall. from headquarters. Money Remembel‘ we Se“ Lumbfir wes cfon;;.empla.ted byathe fom‘:d There is nothing lumbering MISCELLANEOUS. advanced for expenss. Posi- > = ers of this government as a wise about the way a lumbering town - tion permauent; previous —ex | at Retail and deliver to check on hasty legislation, but|gets over the road of prosperity, FOUR NEW TOWNS on the Thief| perience ot essential. Noin- - River Falls extension. First| vestmentrequired. We furnish Wood For Sale! because of the fact that senators people. It will so continue to be until we decree that senators shall be elected, like everyone else, by the people they serve, and until we { ; class openings for all kinds of! everything. Enciose self-ad- 1 are not elected by the people and | business and investments. Ad-| dressed envelope. Address, .y‘ any part 0 e cl Y' el B B KWOODS i dress A. D. Stephens, Crooks-| Manager, 810 Como Block, = = because of that extraordinary SKETCHES 180 Thave for sale snunlimit R P g Chicago, Til. O L - ¥ 2 and artificial fabric, called ‘‘sena- |~~~ VS ed quantity of Fine Jack A 7 = | — Crookston lumber (;0 torial courtesy”, which the sen- B g Bod Gyt Woe L) ate has gradually evolved, the up- | ; M' f Q l t ) st' .l Z H . But— ) . Estimates Furnished; Call Phone 45. per house of congress has become o Loyed Hor. Dt ¥ PR.OFESSIONAL \ "]neSOta' 0 n el nd l(m(l e > A o L STHIS b easy and free D. S. DENNIS, CARDS + RAILWAY COMPANY an instrument of oppression in I’When you'r boozing wid me—(§ ;0,0 o O B;midji . In Connection with the | f i m a man you don’t meet ever: A i e | the hands of the enemies of the day y Y. e ..Nol‘thel‘n Pacfi‘ic" 5 Strong and clear the words floated among the ‘tree tops.|s Somewhere beneath or behiad the refrain we knew was Big Ike. Time unor place robbed him' of this tuneful treasure. With it/ RATLWAY COMPANY. Provides the best train pass servicehetween Northome, Hovey June- tion, Blackduck, Bemidji, - Walker and intermediate points and Minne- apolis, St. Paul, Fargo and Duluth and all points east, west and South. Through coaches between Northome D. H. FISK Attorney and Counsecllor at Law Office opposite Hotel Markham. P. J. Russell Attorney at Law HENRY BUENTHER Naturalist and Taxidermist Postoffice Box No. 686 Dr. J. Warninger Veterinary Surgeon Office Phone 78. Residence 114 Irvine Avsnue 208 Second St. — insist that a business procedure Phone 248, BEMIDJL, = 5 = =, .= [INN. B e 5 | BEMIDJI, MINN : Y he greeted the snarly windsof § Located at Bagley Livery Barn - NMoD e Ric s o mennks * ! i g in the senate take the place of|_. % Seesess Ba,fl_ey & McDonald e e plo o * Bra BIRDS, WHOLE ANIMALS, FISH, FUR RUGS AND ROBES e wq:.. | Winter and the softened sighs of | = LAWYERS SR e o Dl and GAME HEADS mounted to order and for sale. I carry et absurd rules to protect the “dig- | gymmer, It sorved as an open- sl VEENS N 33L .y E wily ex. all times a good assortment of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS, ity’? of th t v > , Minn. 3 5 ... Northome. FUR GARMENTS made to order, repaired and remodeled nity "ol the senate. ing- hymn for the making of - F. E. COOLEY, Painter, Paper Hanger and Decorator. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. L. A. Ward, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Diseases of the Eye a specialty. FURS In season bought. camps in the fall and as a dirge at the breaking of camps in the spring. The old tune never e THE prospect of removing the d 7 « guarantes my work mothproof an university and the normal schools the most lifelike of any in the state A Deposit Required on All Work YOUR TRADE SOLICITED bitter years to regret that they once joined hands with the enemies of the board of control idea in a vain effort to defeat it. prominent Slabtown merchant, a gentle and refined little lady whom we rough boys of the woods regarded as one far above our reach—out of our class. We were as much surprised as the Expand in Earnest. New York, Feb. 13.—Bradstreet's weekly review of trade says spring job- bing bas at last begun to expand, and reports of improvement come from the West, Northwest and far West, this despite severe winter weather, which Dr. Blakeslee Fhysician and Surgeon Office: Miles Block. Beminil Dr. E. H. Marcum Physician and Surgeon Office: Swedback Block from under the authority of the|sounded sweeter than on the day Phone” - - - - . 283 Glasses fitted. X f MY WORK IS EQUALED BY board of control appears to be g;efi.ty A.'E""e Sfeen promised to, =~ Dr. Rowland Gilmore | FEW, FXCELLED BY NONE very slight. The friends of these 15 we TRADE SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. Physician and Surgeon x o L S Annie was the daughter of a| S Office: Tiles Block o T L ] two institutions will have more Spring Jobbing Has at Last Begun to b - Junet! s . m. 7 1 has in the case of the South operated to check the development noted last week. Dry goods, shoes, groceries, r&uflmmfi&mwfln Our Watch Dlsplay.. aspiring town boys when we heard that Big Ike, rough in N PpiTS Residence Phone 221 Office Phene 18 DENTISTS. 2 n N T H i i ' i » i e \V H.GEMMELL, l}. A. WALKER Shows a variety of styles in all sl?es Open f«»ce ’mfl hunL- F RO M 0 R : };m};s a:;‘d_e((:ilul;ii = 1-Ove affalrs, :T;}X«:l: h;\r;"ell:lllelsyolgnl‘)letlt‘;?lt’)? l‘n‘:f Dr' R‘ B. Fostex ) "F""“sl;Mx‘m%er A}fm{r'ii( ad carried o 7 e ale, s T ralnor: emidit. RS et e e e il T i E | COUNTRY : e prize bl e DENTIST ‘‘As soon as I make a stake again, I and Annie will pull in double harness.” was his charac- teristic annonncement. this date a year ago, which latter pe- riod, however, saw somewhat of a halt occurring. Cold weather, snow and sleet have interfered with river trans. MILES BLOCK. Dr. C. M. Smith, DENTIST me‘u&j E E Blackd fick forever! P — B Silverware Great Northern R’y e e 2 2 3 B i B 2 B o e B =i 5 et pol‘t:_auo)txhsndh withhme ‘Lelesgx'aty;hic Otfics sver B I Wikiter's ‘Seore. . R 5 ne evening his daily call was' service throughout the entire South. HOTELS AND RESYAURANTS. In Sterling and Plated from the best well known factovies; the latess Little Falls will mend its made much later than ordinarily, , INUStTy remains as active as here- RE: ALL POINTS designs and patterns. Engraving on any articles purchased of us charter. 5 v THTLY. ) tofore and the iron trade confirms the Palace Cafe | in latest artistic designs free of charge. Repairing a specialty. Egs You see,” he explained, | best reports heretofore made in statis- FRED THROM, P IN THE | 3 “Tony landed in town tonight, | tics showing production and censump- : ¥ 3 % Akeley aches for a business y g il B ton the nasviset ever rasorded, GoL Aopleat 219 Third Street, = B and I havn’t seen him in months e men’s club. 2 lections are still a subject of com- : T. - —had to show him around some.” | plaint. Money is st phenomenally| Thompson’s Hotel, o { ' George Baker ®- CO. Every town in the north coun-| “Ike,” she said gently, witha | easy and A S e THOTESN Pon No. 40.. Pa::1s:;i?x:1;,?ne 5:30a. m, : % : 3 3 s < eavy outgo of gold is noted. n i R, 0 Located in City Drug Store. try is wooing the Soo. touch of impatience in her voice, Es iy Connection | 100/ Third St ioGimsets with Figer abBank Gentre [ vvvvvmmvvmmvv’r —— “I do not like to have you associ-| SCORES OF FAMILIES EVICTED. DRAY AND TRANSFER. N'\Oflnln:wo{)‘: mfib;?fie:é formel Brainerd’s commercial club is|ate with such fellows.” s Wes Wrigh: [T Lo | 3 - i . Blaze in New York Apartment and es right, ago. May it never stop going. But Ton_y isa darn fine fellow Tenemants Hotsss. Dray and Transfer. WEST BOUND { ;vmvmvvmvvvwwwvv —0— —white from the ground up—| New York, Feb. 13.—A fire which | Phone 40. 404 Beltrami Ave.| « 13 . Fosston Line. \f For such a hoary old fellow, | best undercutter in the woods.” | broke out in a double apartment in “ 95 “ .. A s Thirty-eighth street, between Eighth Tom Smart, - ‘ DR- F- E. BRINKMAN. Father Winter is still power f‘Jl “I guess he is like the rest of | 7 FriUe8 D Srect endangemdgthe Dray and Bagnge, Sate and e Moving “ 39....Park Raplds LineT:55 * ’ strong. i inki 2 S Full information from CHIROPRACTIONFR. them, a noisy, drinking sef. If| lives of many persons and threatened | prong No, 58 | 618 America Avenu S —o— you love me, you must leave them | a2 large amount of property in the E E. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent OFFICE HOURS: 10 a. m. to Noon, and 1to0 5:30 p. m. CHIROPODIST. Office over Mrs. Thompson’s boardinghouse Minnesota Ave. The legislature in being obliged to consider the pass evil has cen- tainly come to an evil pass. —0— severely alone—when we are married.” “What! Ben who held me up all winter when I was sick in vicinity. The fire spread rapidly from the apartment house to several crowd- ed tenements in the rear and scores of families were driven into the street Wwith no time to save any of their per- DR. G. A. JONES, Practical Chiropodist. Residence calls promptly attended. Bemidii. Minn § Office at residence 407 America Ave Are Chiropractic Adjustments the same a.s Osteopath Treatments? sonal belongings. No. The Chiropractic and the Osteopath both aim to put in place that which is out of place, to right that which is wrong; but the Path- ology Diagnosis, Prognosis and Movements are entirely different. One of my patients, Mr. W. A. Casler, has taken both Chiropractic and Osteopoth treatments. The Chiropractic is ten times more direct in the adjustments and the results getting health ten times more thor- ough in one tenth of the time than an Osteopath would. Aitkin has established fire limits,-Here’s hoping it may suc- ceed in keeping fire outside them, Aitkin, and Tom who has scuffed logs with me for years—do you mean to say that I must give them the cold shake?”’ “I don’t want you to keep such | BLOODHOUNDS SOLVE MYSTERY. When your pump or Trace Two Ohio Boys to Canal Where They Perished. Dayton, O, Feb. 13.—The tragic 5 » | fate of two boys, George Shafner and company, when we are married. Arthur Nedercorn, both five years old, “Isee. Nothing like having a| wno mysteriously disappeared from understanding, as the fellow said | their homes Thursday evening, wg: as he put; dyns.lmte undera balky solved by bloodhounds Friday nigl e when the animals traced the steps of horse. Well, so long, Ann. the young wanderers to a point in the water pipes freeze up, o= —_— - The prospect of the extension of the M. & I. to Ripple has created a regular wave of em- thustasm up that way. Electric Medicine Company wants agentsto advertise and sell ONONKWA, cures Stomach and Kidney Diseases do not wait until they : & ..Western Distributors.. |f ' ; g — I z =i P e P 2 P A o e 2P B B B B B B o B B B B e B W. E. 0., Catarrh and Rbeumatism Eradicator. JONES’ MEDICATED SOAP, «cures all Skin Diseases. burst—but phone to —— We shall in the near future A fddd bbb dd bbb ddddd b bd bbb L d | pubiishalist of some fouror five| “You will be back soon?” | saual where a hole had heen broken com ehTBanios e DORAN “* . W. Hastings, President. A. P. White, Cashier. ®® |citizens who are not candidates| *In about a thousand, years. | ;- cona) = R 1 & F. P. Sheldon, Vice-Pres. G. N. Millard Ass’t Cash. " | for justice of the peace, I love you, or thought I did, but e r. &fi]g:;s‘;ve c Erop. — | < R e L e 1 aint o canary kird or gold fish. | MANY THousfi)s DESTITUTE. 2 i & ) . % | The Pillager Quadrille Club|Goodbye.” Drought in Riukiu Islands Results in BROS E il Flrst Natlonal Bank, #% |will give one more dance with| A As he strode up main street he a Famine. T e : o #% | which they hope torifle the pock-| softly sung, > i New Zork, Feb. 13--The drought | pRyNSWICK- BALKE J! a Bemidji, Minnesota. # |ets of the public once again, | 4I’s be easy and free f;o;‘;s:hl‘f;; ?:uggk;“rfgfi?:::e;:g B ll d Hall = % : o —0— ’ 1 :Jv{:e[’;ni ouygubgozxgg VZ:: ;gry there is much distress, says a Times 1 JIS:;ENY Sl - 3 N 5 The Staples World admits th: on’t m dispatch from Tokio. Nearly 14,000 L.J. 5 - Genel‘fll Banklng BuSanSS. & 3 s G day.” households are destitute. i 08 fem v oo % < ; W |the fifteenth annual removal of - e 2|} ine Tiine ot Cigars & Tobaceos § (& e e+ Savings Department in Connection. Fire Insurance. # [the N. P. division headquarters Adverlnse in the Daily Ploneer\ forty and are situated between Japan |§ ) o e oo o o B oo e o B b Boobocfe BB b oo e e P fe o B | from that place is now under full| I ’s & good investment. : : and Formosa. i