Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 8, 1905, Page 4

| s BOWSER SAYS HE’1l “STICK” ol Brands as False Report to Effect That He Would Resign from Council. It was reported this morning that Alderman Bowser intended to resign asa member of the city council because of the man$ difficulties that have beset the members during their service since March 14 last. Mr. Bow- ser was asked this morning con cerning the affair and stated to the Pioneer that there was no such intention in his mind and that under present conditions he would “stick” to the finish. It is said that there is an effort be- ing made to bring grief to Mr. Bowser in the hope of securing his retirement from the council, but he states that under no cir- cumstance would he resign until 0 T T ERBLBBBOBO B, & AUGTION SALE! $8000 worth of Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, he has served the term to which he was elected. ) DRIVE STARTS IN TWO WEEKS Twenty-Five Million Feet of Logs to Be Floated Down the Turtle River. The big Turtle River drive of logs, which will this year aggre- gate 25,000,000 feet, will be started in about two weeks, or as soon after that time as possible. The logs were landed by the Blakely & Farley company dur- ing the past winter at camps along the river west and north- west of the village of Farley. It is estimated that 250 men will be employed on the work, and which will be completed about July 1. A large part of the logs will be driven to Cass Lake, where they will be sawed into lumber at the J. Neils company’s mill, while the remainder will be railed from that city to Burlington, Iowa. New Train on Thief River Line. Beginning Monday, April 10, a new train for Thief River Falls, Greenbush and intermediate stations will leave Crookston, daily except Sunday, at 8a. m. via Carman and Tilden Junction, |} Returning, this train will leave| Greenbush at 10 a. m. Flour? Barlow’s Best. Carbon papers. Pioneer. See The Jerrard Plumbing company for figures on city water. We will save you money. Phone 21, The Jerrard Plumbing com- pany will be glad to figure with you en your water service. Phone 21. Barlow’s Best isa flour that blooms all the year around and is as satisfactory in one season as another Remember we are up-to-date in soda fountain and ice cream business. One hundred differ- ent kinds of fancy egg and phos- phate drinks. I.B. Olson. Are you thinking of plumbing this summer? The Jerrard Plumbing company want your business, and will cheerfully give you estimates. Phone 21. “Prepare for Seeding’’ will be the subject in the Baptist church tomorrow morning. Sunday school atnoon. Junior at 3 p. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. All welcome. Go to L. B. Olson’s refreshment parlors tomorrow (Sunday) for chocolate nut sundae, crushed pine apple sundae,crushed straw- berry sundae and cherry sundae. Services will be conducted at the Scandinavian Lutheran church tomorrow evening by Rey. E. M. Peterson, beginning at 8 o’clock. All are cordially invited. Do you need a well or new pump this spring. We are pre- pared to do all kinds of pump and well work, and it is pleasure for us to give you estimates. Phone 21. C. O. Glidden is in the city to- day from the town of Northern. Mr. Glidden has just finished landing about 60.000 feet of logs at Milligan’s mill and the timber will be sawed into lumber during the summer. John Mogan returned this morning from Mud Lake, where he has spent the winter as pur- chasing agent for the Crookston Lumber company. Mr. Mogan is slated to occupy a position on the Bemidji baseball team during the season just opening, and he will commence training at once. Miss Helen Mealey, a sister of the lady who was taken from the Great Northern train some time ago because she was afflicted with smallpox, has been taken down with the disease and will be confined to the county pest GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA J. A. McCONKEY, This Sale Commmences SATURDAY APR. 8th, 1905 and will continue from day to day until the above is sold. Sale every afternoon at 2 o’clock and every evening at 7 o’clock. Having decided to close out my Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Glassware, Lamps, ete., I have turned over this entire lot to the W. D. Gordon Co. Auctioneers of Minneapolis, who will close out the same at public and private sale. This is an opportunity never before offered the public of Bemidji and Beltrami county. An opportunity to buy goods at your own figures regardless of cost. OQur loss is your gain, everything must be sold at once. Your price is ours as every dollars worth of goods must be sold right in Bemidji. THE GOODS TO BE SOLD AS ABOVE ENUMERATED. house during the regular quar- antine period. She was taken to the pest house with her sister, VALUABLE PRESENTS FREE. The W. D. Gordon Co., Auctioneers, will give with every purchase a ticket which will entitle the holder to one chance for every ticket, when on TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH. They will give away free, to those who hold the lucky tickets, 10 valuable presents. Don’t Miss Dress Pattern Day. TUESDAY, APRIL I1ITH. When 100 Dress Patterns will be sold in six minutes at 25 cents each. © LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO THIS SALE. W. D. GORDON CO., AUCTIONEERS, Minneapolis, Minnesota. J. A. McCONKEY, BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA. @@@@@@fiifif@@@@@@@@é@@@@@@@@@”#@@@@@@@@fi!@@-&@@!‘I’?iéi-fi'@fit@@@@@@%fi@@#@@@#fi@@@@@fi N Note the Address. R R-RoR-R R Rl R R R R R R R R R R X R R R R R R R R R R R RN R- R TR R ER-E-R-REE-E-E-R-E-R-R E-F-R-R-R-R-R-X-X-R-R-E-F-F-E-E-R-R-R-R-oR-RoR-R-R-R-R R k-4 - - - - -k R R -RoR R R -R-R-R R -RoR R R R R kol R Rk R RoRoR-RoRoRo o R R R ol AR RoRoRofo ol ook -] i but had not been affected with|business connected with his dayrwit,h friends. Mr. Anderson| will hold service tomorrow fore- | graph company some time ago, |asylum this week by the probate the disease until yesterday. office. will retarn to Northome Monday. [noon. He will return to Bemidji|left this afternoon for Buhl,|judge. Foell hastbeen a resident 5 5 : s atti : s it duct services at the ! where he has accepted as agent |of Cass Lake for two years. Pocket maps, Minnesota and| Typewriter supplies Miss Vilettia Brant arrived in |10 time to conduct services 14 ag 3 all northwestern states at the|kinds at the Pioneer office. the city this afternoon from her l Lutheran church in this cioy. ;)o;m:‘hg ggsggtfi?flfi{f B Lg = Pioneer office, The Palace restaurant makes a school at Wilton to spend the| Costs no more than paper— % = o Sanitas can be washed. Most|specialty of ice cream for dinner |Sabbath with her parents, Mr. betg:rfithan burlap—sanitas. J. ’%gle;i(llt; EbLs wany; fiendstin satisfactory wall covering. J. A.|and special parties. Delivered to|20d Mrs. J. J. Gable. A. Hoff. A 5 > B £ Deputy Sheriff G. H. Gibson of Hoff. any part of town. Get your Sunday dinner at the! For a good Sunday dinner try Cass county passed through the g County Health Officer Blakes-| Carl Anderson of Northomear-|Ealace Cafe, tomorrow from 12|one a.tltéhe Palace €afe, tomorrow | ;o today enroute to his home at g lee returned this afternoon from|rived in the city this morning |98t 3. from 12 until 3. Cass Lake from Fergus Falls, Officez Room 9, Swedback Block. Bagley Dam; where he was|and left this afternoon for Cass| Rev.E. M. Peterson left this| ©. J. Doran, who was local|where he took Wm. Foell, who|} Bemids = o Minnessta. called Thursday on professional | Lake, where he will spend Sun |afternoon for Rosby, where bhe|agent for the Western Union tele: | was ‘committed to the insane|esseeesiseceeescceecccseess of all 0. M. SKINVIK, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. s |