Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 6, 1905, Page 1

NUMBER VOLUME 2 287. COMMISSION FILES REPORT Appraisers in Condemnation Proceedings Have Com- pleted Their Work. The report of the commission ers in the condemnation proceed- ings instituted by the Minneapo hs Red Lake & Manitoba Rail- way company to acquire a right of way through lands between Bemidji and Red Lake was filed at the office of Clerk of Court Rhoda vcstmday afternoon. The report is a lengthy document, over 50 farmers and land owners along the right of way being affected. The awards made are smaller than had" been expected by the farmers whose lands are crossed by the railway, and in ases are acceptable to the citizens of this city who guaran- teed the right of way to the rail- way company. The largest amount pald to one property owners is $1,500, Dr. F. A. l’luk(‘%lf‘e bel o the owner. WOODMEN PLAN PICNIC County Convention Conclud- ed Yesterday Afternoon— Leak Elected Delegate. The Woodmen’s county con- vention was concluded yester- day afternoon and nearly all the delegates returned to their homes last night. M. J. Leak was elected as delegate to the state convention to be held in St. Paul May 1. At the meeting plans were formulated to hold a Woodmen picnic in Bemidji at some time during the coming summer, and the local lodge will make an effort.to make the affair go through., Providing the pic- nic is held, there willbe anat tendance from all parts of the county and alarge number of people will be brought to the city. DELINQUENTS MUST SETTLE Personal Property Tax List Turned Over to Sheriff by County Treasurer. The delinquent personal prop- erty tax list for 1904 was filed with the clerk of court this after- noon by County Treasurer I'rench and turned over to Sheriff Jailey, who will notify the delin- quents and urless the taxes are paid on or before March 31 the property will be seized. The list is considerably smaller than last year, indicating that a better condition of affairs isexistent over the eutire county, Beautiful Decorations. The Berman Emporium holds its formal spring opening to- morrow and the store has been beautifully decorated for the occasion. The decorations are so placed as to display the new spring goods to the best advant- age and the display is possibly the most brilliant ever attempted in Northern Minnesota. Re- freshments will be served in the eveningand-music will be furnish- ed by the Bemidji String Or- chestra. Frightful Suffering Relieved. Suffering frightfully from the virulent poisons of undigested food, C©.G. Grayson, of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King’s New Life Pills, “with the result,”’he writes «that T was cured.” All stomach and bowel disorders giye way to their tonic, lixative properties. |- 25 cents at all druggists, guaran- teed, - teRoR o RoRoRoReR Rt Rk R ol R R R R e fi@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @fi@fi@'@@@-"}fi@@@@@u@fi@@@fi@fi&%# Formal Ghe BERMAN EMPORIUM announces its annual spring opening qf ~Artistic Mlllmery....' For Spring and Summer Friday, Apr. "@Q@@@@fifi@#fi@fi#fi@@#@@@fifi#@#@@@#@@@@@@##g No goods sold Reception to Ladies of Ben:xidfi and Surrounding Country, 7 to 10 p. m. during these hours: Refréshm@nfs will be served. Music by Bemidji String Orchestra.. Polo Turban, Charlotte Gorday, Directoire, Napolean, Girl from Kays, Gainsborough, Electa, Ete.. Ete. A presentation of exquisite creations and exclusive masterpieces from de- signers of Paris, combined with a showing of direct copies of worthy models Mo N v+ You are Invited %= from American artists, and all at exceptionally interesting prices. Grandest Display of Fashionable Fafilrlzics Direct from the Looms-of the Manufacturers. The Most Beautiful Creatlons of the World’s Master Designers. Swiss, Silk Tissue, Voiles, Ete. and our stock is very complete. ‘Fancy Wash Goods. The newest and daintiest weaves, colors and patterns in Lawn, Batiste, Organdie, has to offer whether you contemplate buying or not. Woolens and Silks. = Fancy fabrics now being introduced for the first 'tlme in the east. = Quadrilles, Mohairs, Panama, Eolian, Prunella, Etc., in all the seasons popular shades. No better selection is offered by the big department stores f the large cities. In Silks we dis- play a most beautiful variety of Fancy Chiffon, Taffetas, Black and Colored Taffetas and Latest Faucy Silks for shirt waist suits. This season’s creations are more beautifyl than ever; It will be a pleasure to show you what' the season Brilliantly Beautiful Dlsplay of Ready to-Wear Garments. Our selections in that line have been very carefully made. In an inspection of this line you will find the new- est and most exclusive styles. Bright, new displays greet you everywhere. @ We have everything in Ready-to-Wear Suits in mo- We invite your inspection of our New Waists and Skirts, Suits and Cravanettes. The stock is the largest we have ever shown and the styles are the season’s showings. The new Silk Shirt Waist Suits are simply handsome; o % hairs, silk, bastiste, crepe du stores. fabric, style and price: chien, ete., shown in the big We can suit you in them most desirable. s0. low priced as to make MUSLINS. Our magnificent display of new and fancy Negligee and Muslin and Gauze Underwear contains some very beautiful creations and is one of the striking features of our interior decorations. HOSIERY. We haye the largest and most up-to-date display of Hosiery in in ravishing designsin lace and black and fancy embroidered in all the newest shades. Ourse lection will please you. CORSETS. - Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets; a notable selection in the new . spring cuts. LACE CURTAINS. Wire and Brussels Net, some magnificent designs at very rea- sonable prices. We show a very complete line of Nottingham Lace Curtaing from the cheapest make to the finest patterns. TRIMMINGS. Our line of Trimmings is the most complete and beautiful ever Shown in this part of the state. We have some very handsome de- signs in All Over, Flounce and Band Trimmings in Oriental lace in black, white, cream, Arabian. ELEGANT SHOE LINE This department is splendidly equipped with a well selected assortment of the ~ Famous Portia Shoe and other best makes for ladies. Stylish and best fit- ting Shoes. Also the popul__ar Watson-Plummer Shoe line for boys and girls. Will Serve Refreshments. At Mrs. Conger’s millinery opening tomorrow at O’Leary & Bowser,s, ice cream and wafers’ Pioneer today from relatives of Harry Thompsun, the Crookston will be served from two in the' Lumber company scaler, who Relatives Ask Information. Alotter was received by the |brue. afternoon until nine in the -even- dled at St. Anthony’s hospital that ing. Iuis said that the opening some time-ago, asking whether will reveal one of the most ele-' 'or not the story pubhshed in gant displays of millinery ever Crookston and Twin City papers to the effect that his death was caused by knock-out-drops was ‘true. seen in the city. Nothing can be better than the best—Mark’s lung Balsam is the Pioneer, the man’s death w: best. lp&lud by peritonitis. and As first stated by the of the Finlander who it was be- lieved had been ‘‘doped’’ and who subsequently Crookston scaler, were confused in the stor- ies published. The Finlander’s name was S T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY HOUSEKEEPER—Wants - tion. ‘Phone 22 ¢ It is evident that the name recovered, and Thompson, the] Lumber company of Mr. on Thompson ‘ "DEFECTIVE DAALE stories to the contrary are un- | CARE FOR BABIES—I will fur- new. team. Jarbo last Sunday. er Jast Saturday. Mrs. Thos. Brennan Bazil Jarbo was a Bemidji call- The infant child of Mr, Getter Sxdney Smith has purchased a has been quite sick. A meeting of the town ‘board - Mrs, Ernst and children visited | Wil be beld this week. ; house on his homestead near |visiting at Harry Bowers last nish home and care for infant|Wilton. children by week or month. Telephone 226 call 3. WILTON ITEMS, Friday. Miss Bertha Trask spent Sun- day with her parents in Bemidii. Miss Vilettia Brant Spent Sun- day with her parents in Bemidji. Chas. Feller, who spent the : wmt,ernearKelhherhasreturned @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@_@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@ COCBBBOERGE D visitors last Friday. chool LR R RO R R R ) fl#’.&###fi###fl###fl#fl#fl###@#@#@#fifi##fi@@fi#fifi@flfi#@#@##@@@@@#fifififi@@fifififi#########fl@# mother Mrs. Fogg were Bemidji John Emberland, principal of the school at: Nymm,‘e, spentp;lnn« day with his parents near Wilton. Miss Minnie Hinshaw left for Solway last: Suuda,y where she will teach the commg term of