Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 4, 1905, Page 3

)%1- THE CITY Go to Hakkerup’s for Photos. Little Falls vs. Bemidji Sunday at the fair grounds. Good carbon paper can be had at the Pioneer office. Eugene Clough of the law firm of Clough & Cadwell of Crooks- ton is in Bemidji today. Office supplies and stationery at the Pioneer stationery store. S. R. Moorhead of Turtle River is in the city today. Little Falls vs. Bemidji Sunday at the fair grounds. County Attorney Tietsworth of Bagely spent the afternoon in Bemidji. LOST—One brindle steer with heavy korns. A. Klien, J. Bisiar returned today from a brief business trip to Bagely. Little Falls vs. Bemidji Sunday at the fair grounds. Miss Fanny Crawford of Crookston is the guest of Mrs. E, H, Marcum for a few days. T, H. Irvin, who has been spending several days in Bemidji and vicinity, left today for Du- luth. J. R. Rassmussen, general agent for the Hamm Brewing company, is visiting the agencies in this part of the state. F. O. Sibley came in from Sol- way and Island Lake today. Mr. Sibley says that town lots at Island Lake are going rapidly. Mrs. Frank Engels and chil- dren are home after a two months visit with relatives at Charles City and other Iowa and south- ern Minnesota points. Miss Rose MacDougall of Roy- alton, is visiting friends in the city, Miss MacDougall was formerly a teacher in the public schools here. ‘Wheelock & Hawkes have ship- ped 196 men to the Red River Lumber company and now try- ing to secure horses before en- gaging more men for this point. Alex Thompson of the unter- rified democracy of Crookston and Dr. A, H. Dunlop of that city | were in Bemidji this morning on their way to Dr. Dunlop’s sum- mer residence on Turtle Lake, F. A. Lindberg, county attor- ney of Morrison county, re- turned to his home at Little Falls this morning after spending a few days here on legal matters. Cures dizzy spells,tired feeling stomach; kidney and liver troubles, Makes you well and keeps you well, That’s what Hollister’s-Rocky Mountain will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Barker’s Drug Stors. Frank Reynar, who with Mrs. Reynar, has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Blakeslee for some time past, returned to his home at Bloomington, Illinois this morning. Mrs. Reynar will re- main for a week longer. Turtle Mill Shuts Down. The Turtle Riyer saw mill shut down yesterday owing to lack of logs and most of the men came to Bemidji this morning to find work with the big mill here. The Turtle mill expects to resume work shortly. T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED—Fifty men of Weeks & Co. railway work north of ‘Wilton, free fares and free fees. Wheelock & Hawkes. Regular Meeting of Council July 5 tle g Bemidji Ploneer printing Fred Bursley special police M. F. Cunningham " ”» "o 3600 11 00 lars ($10), each additional hack five. dollars ($5). S 2. Any’ person, co-partnership or corpor- P. J. Russell attorney from March 17th 10 July 17th 1905. .. J. M. Sines Scaveng: Frank Arnold labor—] Earl Hazen 2 Nick Peckles- 160 00 750 600 400 150 John Peckles " 100 Pete Miller 2 400 T. Senyohl P . 400 Chas. Warfield . 1000 Report of Justice Skinvik for week ending July 30th 1905, pre- sented: On motion of Swedback seconded by Bailey that the same be approved. Carried.. On mo- tion of Bailey seconded by Swedback: That the street com- missioner ard engineer be in- structed to move the pumphouse at the water tank from its pres: ent place, and also take up the pump, engine and pipe as soon as practicable. Carried. = The following ordinance was presented by Swedback, sec- onded by Bailey, and -carried, Viz: An ordinance to mend Chapter 13 of the village ordin- ances of the village of Bemidji entitled “*‘An Ordinance relative to licenses other than liquor, peddlers, and auctioneers, ap- ation, not a resident of the village of Bemidji engaging in such call- ing, business or occupation, be- fore such license shall issue, shall pay into the village treasury the sum of $100 and for each ad- ditional hack the sum of $25 per annum. Sec.3. Noperson part- nership or corporation owning or operating any hack or hacks within the village of Bemidji shall allow or suffer the same to stand in front of any saloon in said vil- lage for more than fiye (5) minutes at any one time, between the hours of 6 o’clock a. m. and 11 o,clock p. m. Sec. 4. Any per- son, co-partnership or principal officer of any corporation who violates or disobeys any of the provisions of this ordinance, as hereby amended shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con- viction thereof shall be subject to a fine not exceeding $100 and cost of prosecution, or by imprison- ment not exceeding 90 days. This ordinance to be in force from and after its passage and publication. proved April 25th 1898. As amended by an ordinance ap- proved September 5th 1898, The village council of the VIl- lage of Bemidji do ordain: That section two (2) of chapter 20 of Bemidji, amending chapter 13 general ordinances of the Village of Bemidji, be and the same is hereby amended to read as fol- lows: Sec. 1. The following yearly rate of license are hereby fixed and established, and must be paid by every person, partner- or carrying on the kind of busi- ness or calling named in this section, viz. Owning and operat- ing, or operating a hack ten dol- general ordinances of the Village| - ship or corporation, engaging in, |ed from Minnesota avenue to Ir- Attest A. E, HENDERSON, H, W. BAILEY President. Recorder. Approved July 31, 1905. Pub- lished August 4 and 7, 1905. The following 11’esoluti0n was introduced by Bailey seconded by Swedback; Whereos it ap- pears to the village council, that 1t is necessary for the public wel- fare, that a sidewalk be rebuilt and constructed along the follow- ing streets in said village. Resolyed; There be construct- on the upper sids. Six feetin width, laid upon three stringers, which said plank shall not exceed six inches in width, and shall be fastened to such stringers, by three nails in each end and. “two in the middle, which said string- {! ers shall be laid to grade as near- ily as maybe, and supported on blocks, or suitable foundation:— Also a sidewalk commencing at lot eight (8) in block fifteen (15) original townsite of Bemidji, on the north side of Third (3rd) street, in said village to the east line of Americe avenue, which said walk shall be rebuilt of good sound pine, tamarack or spruce plank ‘surfaced on upper side, and not more than six inches wide, and two inches thick, said walk shall be twelve feet in width supported by four stringers,each, two by six inches and some laid upoen suitable blocks or other foundation, said planks shall be | fastened to said stringers by | & three nails in each end, and two in the middle stringers, and |X shall be laid not be more than one halfinch apart, said side walks shall be completed on or | & before the first day of September 1905. The following are the names of the owners ‘of all lots, parts . of lots, or pieces of ground fronting on the streets, where said walks are to be con- structed and rebuilt: NAME DESCRIPTION, Annie Daley Lot 9 Block 15 Original townsite Gluek Brewing Co. Lot 10 Block 15 original townsite. ‘ F. H. Erickson lot 11'block 15 original town- site. Bemidji Townsite Co. lot 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 block 15 original townsite. win avenue, along the north side of Eight street, in said village, a walk, which shall be built of good sound pine, tamarack or spruce of Excellence. E.N.FRENCH® C CITY DRUG STORE. 25,000 DEAD; Killed with our Poison Fly Paper and Insect Powder. The standard O. m Special Exhibition FINE PIANOS Now on Sale In Bemidji, Minn by 31st 1905. Council met at the recorder’s office at 8 p. m. Present—Henderson, back and Bailey. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. On motion of Bailey seconded by Swedback; Swed- that the following audited bills be allowed. Carried. ‘W. L. Brooks, treasurer, July 1905 H. W. Bailey, recorder * " S. C. Bailey, chief police Norman Helmer, ™ > John A. Oline, Fred Sprague ‘W. B. Carlile engineer A. B. Hazen St. comr. A, D, Cameron St. sprinkler July 1905 noon O Steinway Knabe Emerson, Ernest In order to acquaint the people of this city with the magnitude and excellence of this line of pianos represented The Metropolitan Music CO. Of Minneapolis they have placed on exhibition at the above address, a large sl_lipment of new pianos of latest designs, represent- ing 1905 styles of the following prominent manufacturers. Olson & Jacobson lot17 block 15 original townsite. J.H. Willis lot 18 block 15 original townsite Bemidji Townsite Co. block “B” First addi- tion Bemidji, Bemidji Townsite co. lot 13 block 5 First ad- dition, Bemidji N. . Halm lot 12 block 5 First addition, Be- midji. On the call of ‘“Ayes” and ““Noes” the following voted “Aye’’ Swedback and Bailey., ‘Noes” none. Resolution declared car- ried. Attest. A. E. HENDERSON, H. W. BAILEY, Pres. Recorder. 5 Council adjourned. H. W. Bailey, recorder. When you feel a sense of weight and oppression after meals it means indigestion. - Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea positively cured indigestion, constipation and stomach troubles. 85 cents, Tea "or Tablets. Barker’s Drug Store. THE HANDIEST TOOL EVER MADE Ten Tools in One, Only $2.00 Agents Wanted Hatchet, Hammer, Wire Cutter, Wire plicer, Screw Driver, Gas Pliers, Nail Puller, Leather Punch, Staple Puller, Alligator Wrench. National Tool ¥ Co., 30 Temple Court, Minneapolis. will be found satisfactory, if between St. Paul, Minne- apolis, Duluth, Butte,®Helena, Missoula, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, you use tte Northern Pacific Ry. For rates and information write Harry W. Sweet, Dist. Pass. Agt., Fourth and Broadway Sts., St. Paul, Minn. Send six cents for WONDERLAND 1905, four cents for Lewis and Clark booklet, four cents for MinnesotaiLakes booklet, to A, M. Cle- land, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul. EDITORIAL. Qualityisthe great trade get- ter and trade retainer, : Advertising may make the first“sale and no more, if qual- ityZisjabsent. We want the second and all the following sales. That’s why} we put quality first with”all our goods. E. A. BARKER, Jeweler. [Ask our local agent about{the side trips to| the many show places along_the line of the Great Northern;Railway “The Comfortable Way’’ TO THE Lewis & Clark Ekposition For rates and further information call on yaur local agentlor address F. ). Whitney, Pass’r Traffic Mgr., St, Paul. We ar Summer ties. ~ Weber Ives & Pond Gabler, and others. Don’t Fail To See These Beautiful Instruments. 5 instruments. S This exhibit will last for a few days only—just long enough to shovy what the Metropolitan offers its customers —and you are invited to call and examine these superb Mr. P. F. Hammersley : representing the company will be in charge of the exhibit. . / NN M N P X P SPECIAL SALE Yia Cotton, Yoiles, Lawns‘ and Dimi- Before buying your Shoes, stop and see the Latest Styles and Largest As- sortment. will please you. E. H. Winter & Co. - P P O D .— e now selling out our line of Goods at ‘ COST The prices are right and a " Minn. Department Store.