Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 23, 1905, Page 3

New Hotel Opposite Depot. Largest Hotel North of B & First Class Accommodations m Rates: $1 to $2 per du}. e Furnished. Your Patronage Earnestly Solicited. 7 feccecceeeccecaeteeceesessEcteescececcececceeseceed 3333333333333 Stechman, Tenstrike, Minn, emidji. Newly Built and in Every Particular. CECEEECEEEEE EEEE Henry Stechman, Prop. y. THE CITY. Read the Daily Pioneer. Go to Hakkerup’s for Photos. | Patronize home industries by buying Barlow’s Best. R. E. White, the Kelliher log- v ger, is a visitor in the city today. Del Marca cigar—none better —Bemidji made—two w=sold by all dealers. M. H. Fisher of Funkley was a business visitor in the city yes-| terday, J. A. Wonzor spent last night at Tenstrike on business and re- turned this morning. Pure cream at Armstrong,s lunch room. A. O. Green, a representative of the Mindeapolis Journal, is transacting business in the city Mtoday. Other brands may come and go, but Barlow’s Best goes on| ioreyer. , Mris. Edward Leonard of Ten-| strikeis the guest of Bemidji! friends today. styles—| State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas county. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is a senior | artner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing | business in the City of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that caunot be cured by the use of {Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn before me and subscrib- 1ed in my presence, this 6th day lof December, A. D. 1886, . A. W. Gleason, | (seal,) Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the system. Send for testimon- {ials free. F.J. CuENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall’s Family pills for constipation. : Cream for sale at Armstrong’s lunch room. J. T. Clarke, manager of the U. i S. Hotel Register company, is in the city today from Minneapolis. Wm. Morris returned to his | home at Akeley this morring af Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sherlock of|ter a brief visit in Bemidji with Grand Forks are registered at|friends. the Markham. F. S. Buttman of St. Paul ar- to enjoy a visit here at the home! of Mr. and Tom Smart has lately received a mew piano mover which insures safety in moving the instru-! ments. Heis now prepared to move pianos on short notice. W. H. Roberts of the First ‘National bank madea business trip to Northome last night, re- turning this morning. Mrs. L. G, Crothers, | Herman Miller of Alexandria i . 3 47 iarrived in the city last night to rived in the city Monday evening ! spend a few days at the home of is brother, Julius Miller. Crawford re- iturned yesterday afternoon {from Duluth, wheve she has spent a few days with friends. The sales of Barlow’s Best isteadily increase—no stronger Itestimony to the excellence of | this popular flour could be found, Mayor Romdenne of Blackduck passed through the city last Miss Regina Misses Anna and Alice Mills ' night enroute home from Brain- returned last vight from Brain- | erd, where he has spent several erd, where they have enjoyed a Aweek’s visit with friends. If you want a smcoth, clear complexion, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this month. Bright eyes and red lips follow its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Barker’s Drug store. » Mrs. Chas. Gustafson of Ten- strike was yesterday contined at| St. Anthony’s hospital suffering with a severe illness from which it is tnought she will not recover within the next month. ‘4 Prof. A. P. Ritchie, superin- # tendent of the Bemidji schools, returned to Bemidji last night “{rom the twin cities and Wright county, where he farm. Mr. Ritchie will now re- main in the city until the crening of school. A wonderful tonic for the sick and afflicted. Get strength, health and happiness by Holli-| ster’s Rocky Mountain Tea this month. A bracing family medi- cine. 35 ceats, Tea or Tablets, Barker’s Drug store. visited his; days on business. H. H. Chapman, formerly superintendent of the Northeast experiment farm at Grand Rap- ids, is in the city today from St. Paul. Miss Nellie Phinney returned yesterday afternoon to her home at Fosston after having spent some time at the cottage of Dr. Malcolm McKinnon at Missis- i sippi siding. Makes bone and muscle faster .than any other remedy. Brings !strength, health and happiness 1 to the whole family. That’s what i Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea i will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. | Barker’s Drug store. Samuel Letcher returned last night from Seattle, Wash., and other points west, where he ac- companied Dr. and Mrs. Letcher of Henderson, Ky. Mr. Letcher | has been absent from Bemidji about six weeks and enjoyed a ivery pleasant time. | FOLEY SHIONEY~~TAR Gures Golds: Prevents Paeut The ACORN b FIRE Hot Blast in The Acorn Steel Ranges is GUARA NTEED to be the strongest and most durable Fire Box made Fleming Phone 57 If Fire Back, front lining or end linings burn oot within Three Years we will farnish new castings to replace same free of charge. lutely guaranted for 20 years. The most durable ire Box and the greatest fuel saver :: i1 .: BOX ! Oven bottoms abso- @ Downs Bemidji. the blood and mucous surfaces of | & |her home at Decatur, Mrs. B. Robbins of Mallard arrived in the city this afternoon on her way to Melrose. . Cashier W. L. Brooks of the Lumbersmen State bank went to Cass Lake this afternoon. Abe Wyler went to Cass Lake this afternoon on business for the Bemidji Brewing company. J.- P. Pogue returned this afternoon from Erskine and White Earth, where he has spent a few days on business. James Brennan arrived in the city this morning from Northome and is spending the day in Be- midji with old friends. Misses Sadie Calvert and Hulda Micheal returned this morning to their homes at Vern- dale after having enjoying an ex- tended visit in Bemidji with Miss Calvert’s brother, Harry Calvert. Kate Sisley was today given a jail sentence of 10 days in the! county jail for disorderly con- duct. 4,;6.;;:& sEEEeEEEsEsEEE s(-t—‘i.é?g;_\ % CORRESPONDENCE 2 ¥ P, S935323323323333233323333:357 NYMORE. Miss Nealy who for the past two weeks has been the guest of Mrs, Carter, returned to her home at Buena Vista. / F. L. Bridges 1s giving the vil- lage school house a coat of paint. Mrs. Taubrothers is visiting with relatives at Tnrtle River. Mrs. A. Daugherty has re- cently returned from a visitat McGregor. H. M Greenfield has moved from Buena Vista to Nymore. Alice Moser is spending the week with relatives at Turtle River, The village schools will open September 4. Extra room is needed but the board and council have arranged for the use of the city hall, Mrs. L. Lupsel has returned from a visit with friends at St. Thomas, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Colter are visit- ing with Nymore friends. Geo, Nelson, who has recently entered the employ of the Crookston Lumber Co., will move his family from Tur:le River and become a resident of our berg. The four-year-old son of Leon Parks has been taken to St. An- thony’s hospital where he will be operated on for appendicitis. The ladies aid will meet with Mrs. Biledeaux. Irwin Nye met with a painful accident the other day. He ran into a barbed wire fence and his face is considerably cut up. Herbert, Edward and Louis Hanson have gone to the Dakota harvest fields, NARY. Rev. Wirth held services here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Alex Hensely were Bemidjio callers last Friday. Mrs. N. J. Case wentto Be- midji Friday Miss R-gers was a Bemidji visitor Sunday. Mr. Browne wasa caller on Bemidji friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. August Jarchow were guests at the Ofsedahl home Sunday. Mrs. Chas Barlow who has been visiting with her parents the past two weeks returned to Ill., the first of the week, Ceci! Rogers came down from Bemidji Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Erickson were Cass Lake callers Thurs. day. Merchant Harding is busy put- ting up hay. Henry Hopp and Alex Hensely are helping Mr. Rogers cut oats. Frank Batz left Tuesday for the Dakota harvest fields. A special meeting of the town board of the town of Helga was held at Nary Monday eveaing for the purpose of examining the town books. Several interesting debates were held. J. O. Sunstad went to Bemidji Monday. Otto Lukenbill was a Nary visitor Sunday. He was on his way to the Dakota harvess. Miss Susie Storie returned to her home at Osnabrock, N. D., the fore part of the week. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Greenlaw and Bert Cook went to Dakota last Monday. Subscribe for the Bemidji Pio- neer. Italways has the Nary local news. Sweet ore A S| w. H K Mathfiey transacted business at Hines Spur, Monday. E. V. Esetrdahl recently: pur- chased a cow of W. T. Webster of Louis, consideration was $37.50. Cows areat a premium in Beltrami county. Messrs. Millett and Carter re presentatives of the J.Neils Lum- ber company of Cass Lake, pas- sed tl}rough here Friday enroute to Neil’s Logging camp located in the town of Birch. Mr. Wilson of Bemidji, cruiser for Walker & Akeley arrived in the city last Tuesday. L. C. Kirlapatrick was a Ten- strike caller Saturday. E. V. Esterdahl transacted business at the county seat one day last week. W. T. Webster of Louis, was a caller at the home G. V. Thomas oneday last week. H. A. Mathney and G. V. Thomas have been employed in Tenstrike for some time, Mr. and Mrs, Truedell, who have been stopping with Wm. Girton for the past'five weeks, resurned to their home at Ten- strike, one day last week, Miss Sarah Mathney has been engaged to teach the ¢Bright school”’ for the ensuing year. Wm. Girton purchased a load of supplies for his camp last Fri- day. C. A. Mathney has been under the weather for the past few days. T. E. Coleman of Funk lake came out to H. K. Mathney’s Monday, returning to his home Tuesday. Quite a number of settlers will attend the Old Settlers’s reunion to be held at Tenstrike next week. E. V. Esterdahl and George Garrison were callers at the home of W. T. Webster at Louis last Friday. The raspberry season is oyer at Rebedew. Mrs. G. V. Thomas reports that she has one hundred and twenty nine quarts safely stored away in the cellar. L. C. Kirlapatrick and H. A. Mathney left here Tuesday for the Dakota harvest fields, they each took two teams. Pacific Northwest Tours ~and Portland Exposition Within Reach of AllL The unusually low rate for the round trip to the Portland Ex- position via the Minnesota & In- ternational and Northern Pacific Railways will enable all to go West, Go see the Fair. Enjoy the sulubrious climate. The magnificent awe inspiring scen- ery. Tickets permit of stop- overs, and are good on the best trains, including the “North Coast Limited” of the Northern Pacific Railway. Send four cents for Lewis and Clark booklet. G. A. Waiker Agent, Bemidji, Minn, WILTON. busy cutting their hay. . Mrs. Joseph Henderson left Tuesday for Cando, N. D. to visit her husband. The bowery dance given at Sidney Smith’s Saturday night proved a grand success and all present report a most enjoyable time. Miss Vilettia Brant of Be- midji made a business visit to Wilton Thursday last. Rev. Father Murphy will hold service here Saturday Aug. 26 The four schools in this dis- trict will begin Monday Aug. 28. Dr. Anna Newbury made a business trip to Bemidji last Monday. Quite a number of men expect to leave for Dakota next week. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Melby and children ‘were Bemidji visitors Friday last. #*YOUR MONEY I¢ NO GOOD” ng half 2 bottle of THE FAMOUS MATT.J. JOHNSONS 6088 RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE are not satisfied with results. # ’og‘his is our guarantee which goes wit} wery bottle. fai ®ar Sale and Guaranteed Only b9 City Drug Store Farmers in this vicinity are|~ The following resolution was introduced by Bailey seconded by Swedback,—Whereas it ap- pears from the report of the re- corder and treasurer of the yil- lage of Bemidji, that there are at the date hereof, village orders of this village. legally issued and due, outstanding and unpaid which with accrued interest thereon amount to the aggregate sum of ten thousand dollars ($10- 000.00), and—Whereas it appears to the satisfaction of the village council that the revenue of the village from all sources, includ- ing liquor licenses, finés, ete., will not more than pay the run- ning expenses thereof, for the| remainder of this fiscal year; now, therefore be it resolved that the village of Bemidiji issue its negotiable bonds pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 123, Gen- eral Laws of the State of Minne- sota for the year 1905, in the sum of ten thousand dollars to vpa.y' said outstanding village orders, the said bonds| to be divided into -denomi- | nations of ten (10) one thousand | dollar ($1,000.00 bonds, to date from September 1st, 1905, and maturing in fifteen (15) years from September 1st, 1905, and bear interest at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, at such place asj may be named by the purchaser thereof, without option of prior payments. Resolved ° further that the question of the issuance of said village bonds in said sum be submitted to the legal voters of the village of Bemidji at a special election to be held therein for that purpose on Tuesday the 29th day of August, 1905,—And be it further resolved that the following are the places desig- nated as polling places for said election, in said village,—First ward, the Ross building, corner 4th street and Beltrami ave; and second ward, at the city hall. On the call of ayes and nays the following yotes aye—Swedback, buys more than CREDIT We offer eve’ything in the Jewelers line in largest variety at the lowest -pos- sible cash price every day in the year. loih atel et [.A. BARKER, Third Street Jeweler DISCUSSES ARCTIC TRIP. % Head of Ziegler Expedition Arrives at Hull, Eng. Hull, Eng., Aug. 23.—The Arctic steamer Terra Novo, which under the command of William Schamp, son-in- law of the late William Ziegler, res- cued the members of the Ziegler polar expedition, arrived here during the day from Bergen, Norway, with An- tonio Fiala of Brooklyn, N.- Y., leader of the expedition, and his compan- ions, who are on their way to the United States. Mr. Fiala said to the Associaled Press: “This has been another in the long ilst of failures Lo reach the pole, un- less the three determined attempts to reach high latitude should be consid- ered as not altogether futile and ai- though the great question of the pole remains unsolved we have brought back data which should prove of scien- tific value.” WABASH MAY ENTER ST. PAUL. Gould Said to Be After Control of Bailey: nays, none,—Resolution carried uganimously. H. W. BAILEY, J. GRAHAM, Recorder. Pres. Pro tem. On motion of Swedback sec- onded by Bailey. That the plat of “Wagner’s Addition’’ to the Village of Bemidji, be accepted and approved. Carried. Council adjourned. H. W. BaiLey, Recorder. Robert Ernest made a business trip to Bemidji last Monday. Wisconsin Central. New York, Aug. 23.—It is-.a long time since Wall street has been treat- ed to so great a variety of explana- tions as accompanied the pool move in Wisconsin Central. One report has it that W. L. Bull, Newman Erb and F. F. Prince are buying the road in the market for J. J. Hill. Another item of news is to the effect that the sau n aie buying it for the Hollins syndicate, to be connected with the Pere Marquette by a car ferry. The most enterprising report is to the eifect that the road is in the hands of the Goulds, who will use it into St. Paul as a new Western divi- sion for the Wabash. 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