Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 22, 1905, Page 4

i Commissioners Sibley and Wright Removed Today by Goy. Johnson. FUTURE COURSE OF COMMIS-: SIONERS UNKNOWN. Removal Was Anticipated and Friends of Commissioners Are Not Surprised. ioners = Wes Wright and I O. Sibley were today re-| moved by Gov. Johnson. Thei removal followed the recent in- vestigation held in this city and the subsequent hearing before; the governor Friday. Mr. Wright was ioformed nf his removal and asked as to his future course in the matter. He replied that he had no statement to make. The removal of Me and Sibley was paited and | their friends will not be sur prised. The action of Gov. John- son in removing the two com- missioners was evidently ba wholly upon technicali is claimed by their attorneys that nothing was brought in the investigatoin = to constitute a cause for 1emo\.1l Commis srs. Wri anbi as it lved the | ast “I\C Dear Gus:—I hnu mother-in law pro her regularly Hollister’s Recky Mountain Tea. Tt will make her healthy, happy and docile asa lamb. 85 ceats, Tea or Tablets. Barker's Drug store, It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy me, It’s no secret so 1l tell Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea. Barker’s Drug store. John McCualg returned to Be- midji Saturday n Paul, where he h in a hospital du taking treatment for which was hed in an acci- dent at the Crookstons Lumb company’s mill in- this ci summer. Mr. McCyaig most entirely recovered. P. J. Murtaugh returned en confined | his foot, Sat urday from Ripple, where he has been engaged duri with a surveying 1e winter — For all kinds of tin work and eave troughing at right prices, | Defeats Tenstrike Base Ball from St. ) the winter; - | will be given due consic Aggregation by Score of 8 to 2. Blackduckyesterday afternoon defeated Tenstrike in a fast and almost errorless game of base ball on the grounds of the former team in a score of 8 t02. Black- duclt shut out their opponents seven times and the best the visitors could do was to give the Jocals four goose eggs. But two errors were made during the game, which shows that both teams were playing all the time, LeGore and Booth was the bat- tery for Tenstrike and Pipin and Smith for Blackduck. Black- duck is arranging for a game with the Forester team of Min- neapolis for Decoration day. The team also wished to arrangea game with the Bemidji aggrega- tionto be played some day this week. Coancil Meets Tonight. A regular meeting of the city | council will be heldat the city ball this evening. A number of important matters will come- up for consideration. L ATTEND THE MEETING ¥ Wi W Ah 1Senator Stephens Will Ad- | dress Those Attending the Drainage Meeting. Crookston Times: Senator A, D. Stephens ha vived and ac cepted an inyvitation from the Secretary of State, Peter BE. Han- son, to address a meeting of the state drainage board which will be held in Bemidji on June 10 at 2 o’clock p.m. at which time plans for proposed survey of the northwestern portion of the state will be disc The meet will be a public one and all th who are interested in drainage work will be 1 4 to ‘utenu the meeting and i mapping out future drainage worlk. OThe Ladies of St Phillip’s Catholic church will give a sup- per in the building formerly -oc- cupied by the Ross Hardware company, Tuesday evening May call at Ross’ hardware store. . A cordial welcome to all. E.N. FRENCH & CO. City Drug Store We Are Making Repairs On Our On Cur Building Fixtures On Our Stock And Alsi o On Our Business. We are here to do bu people know it, we know it. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! siness. A good many want every one to Call And See? 3 Bg WMMMVMJ | P O g Oxford ever known. Fashionable Styles Shoes. High or Lo BEST in the Nor Special Attention Fitting Qualities of ing Feet. E. S. § JEC R | e P o o o This is the greatest Oxford season Strictly Seasonable and Stylish new Last and Patterns. DEFECTIV « B Oxford - of High Grade w—Black or Tan. Get your fit while the siock is complete. Our Children’s Dapartment is the thwest. We Pay to the Style and Shoes for Grow- = | Schroeder’s Along Lines That WilkAssure Its Permanency, It seems that Bemidji is to haye abrass band at last. Fol- lowing the recent appearance in this city of the Solway band—an organizition provided with «in. strawents, uniforms, music and all the other equipment neces- sary fora band, and supporled by amere handful of people— the citizens of Bemidji have talk- ed band almost constantly with the result that A Gilmour, form- erly manager of the City Drug store, has taken the matter in hand and will ‘push the project to a successful termination. meeting for the purpase of ors hall some day tlis week, and ail .ed in seeing a band request- ed 1o attend. The “and will be along altogether diiferent lines than heretofore. According to present phlnb,eah business man of the city will*be asked port the organization by giving a small monthly donation of about 51, the money to be used for pay- ing the salary of the director and other incidental expenses of the bind. The band will in return play weekly concerts on -the streets of the city dmifiv the sumimner at id in the winter six concerts en at the City opera house. 1se who make the monthly donatioas will be given season ‘tickets for them- selves ¢ s to the winter concerts. e manager of the band will be chosen from amoung the busir men of the city. The above plan 1s practicaily the same as that vsed at Crooks ton, where a band has been suc- cessfully conducted for several years past. It has worked ad mirably, and itis believed that if the Bewidji band is organized and conducted along the same lines Bemidji will have a perma- nent musical organization of which it can be proud. onducted Beat Upset. While sailing on Lake Bemidji in the ~‘Sea Gull” yesterday afl- ternoon, Ray Sprague and Geo. Markham narrowly escaped at least a good ducking and possibly death by drowning. The wind was rather high and a sudden squall caught the sails and ups?et the boat. Both cccupants clung to the hall of the boat and were soon taken off by another boat. Saw Four Bears. Christ Marcuson, employed at the W. G. Schroeder store on Minnesota avenue, returned this morning from Werner, where he has been looking after Mr. mercantileinterests for a week. Mr. Marcuson tells of seeing four black bears on one of the main streets of the new town on last Tuesday. - Mill Wood for Sale. During the coming summer, Wes Wright will handle all the wmill wood av the Crookstoun Lum- ber company, having secured that right from the mill manage- ment. Wood will be dolivered r $2 per load. See Wes Wright, orcall up phone No. 45 or the Orookston Linmber company. Died at Buzzle. John Huss, a resident of Buzzle township, died Saturday and the] remains were brought to Bemidji (vhis morning. Huss was 50 has no known relatives and the county cemetery. Infant Dead. ‘| the counr.ry in which ‘they have Al: ganizing will be held at the city|” years of age and unmarried. He | remains will be buried at the 3 been working for several weelks past. The new townships are located west of Ripple and are, 152, 163, 154, 155 and 165, in range 26.. Most of the land em- braced in the townships is swampy in character, although certain portions of it are good for farming purposes. Mr. Mulligan will make his report to the in terior department in about two weeks, after which an' inspector will be sent to view the land. It is probable that the land will not be opened to settlement fora year, ABSENCE IS ~ MYSTERIOUS Strange Disappearance of dames Asher Makes Friends Anxieus. Although the friendsof James Asher, the Maple Ridge town- ship homesteader who disappear- ed some time agn, have conduct ed a vigorons searth in hopes of locating him, nothing thut wouid indicate his present whereabouts has been found, Asher was -in Bewmidji-about two months ago in of i company with o pnumber friends, and sicée™that tim has not been seen. Thin strange that the man should re wain away from honie at ‘this time of year, when his ficlds shonld be taken care of, his friends started tolook for nii and have foond thag he left Be Lmidji for the west He inte to. go to Kisher to work for short time before home, & return but the farmer who 1 employed him has seen nothing of him. WORK BEGUN ON MASONIC HALL New Structure to Be Built by Masons Will be Complet- ed in Four Months. The committee appointed to secure plans and specifications and to let the contract for the construction of the new Masome hall to be built at the corner of Fitth streetand Beltramiavenue, consisting of G.. E. Carson, Wm. McCuaig and J.. H. French, have let the contract for excavating the basement and the excavation work has already been started. As yet the contract for the build ing has not been let. It is ex- pected that the building will be finished in about four months. Letter to George Anderson, Bemidji, Minn. Dear Sir: Mr. N. Ayery, Delhi, N. Y:, had two houses ex actly alike, and painted them: one Devoe other barytes aud zice. He paid same price for both paints. - He used six gallons of lead and- zine, 12 gallons. barytes and zinc. He paid $18 for painting lead- and zing, $36 for painting bary tes and zive. "The total cost' of the Jead-and- 'bary s; the dealer to]a }nm t.hut. paint was—as good as Devoe. fimmmfinnnunmmmmmnnpi—! lead and zine: thel W ash Goods 2 We do not THINK thereis a stock in the city to equal 1t, taking Quality. Vanety and Lowness of Price mto consideration. Cotton Voiles Mohair Lusters Embroidery Mesh Arnold’s Silks Faney Persian Lawns Plain and Fancy Figured Dimities Acolien Crepe. : Mercerized Etamine { We have exercised as much care in selecting our istock of goods as one can possibly do in choosing an article for their own use. >, s iy New Hsisery 'New Underwear New Ribbons - S GhreBAZAAR STORE = u &EIHEQEEEEEE' 'EEEEHHHEHIIIII RUSSIAN REPORT DENIED. The P. I. G. Club * Dramatic Entertainment. hen? b THIS EVENING i WAKES RECORD. | ‘% ? ] i iie=... Where? City Opera. House. - How Much? 15c, 25¢ and 35c. | Losscocscooocos oo el 5 § g . % dapan Has No Intention of Carrying Off Emperor of Korea. London, May 22—At the foreizn | office it was said that the Russian gov- ernment has communicated to Great | Britain a report similar to that t has no idea of taking cated. SSSasl T da MINNESOTA = Drew | Sig '» Oxfords Erom $2.00 to $3.50 - Hamilton-Brown Oxlords From $1.25 to $3.00 The Largest Lme. The Best Quality. The ; - Satisfaction Guaranteed or