Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 4

1 | i | 2 CITIZENS ISSUE APPEAL FOR CITY ORGANIZATION Citizens Urged to Come Out and Vote 'ljuesday Septeniber 26 ---Some Seventy Five Business Men and Tax Payers Issue a Manifesto to the People of Bemidji. At the meeting of business'men and tax payers held Wednesday evening at Masonic hall it was re.’ golved that an open letter be sent to the people of Bemidji indorsing the proposed charter a,n_(l “Tging every citizen of the city to come out to the polls and cast his vote next Tuesday. The following is the letter which has been prepared in accordance with this resolution: 5 Bemiidji, Minn." September 23, 1905. Dear Sir:-- Your attention is earnestly called to the CHARTER ELECTION which takes place on Tuesday next. 1t is a matter of the most vital importgnce, and of interest to the welfare of Bemidji that every elector bear this in mind and cast his vote on that day. The sentiment of our population is overwhelmingly in favor of ity organization. The charter has been carefwlly prepared and meets with the favor of everyone who has taken the pains to examine it. It is therefor highly essential that every voter in this town who is in favor of good Sovern- ment and in favor of a seu)era,g’e system and such other advancement in owr conditions as is necessary to keep pace with the srowth of owr town should charge his mind with the date of the coming eloction, TUESDAY, SEPTEM- BER 26. If the charteris d,éfeuted, and, owr progress is retarded as @ con- sequence, the blame will rest wpon the indifferent voter—the man who favors it, bt who fmm inadvertance ov forgetfulness fails to cast his vote. After a careful examination of the proposed charter we give it as owr opinion that the best interests of Bemidji will be subserved by its adop- tion and we believe that the progress of our city demands city ordanization at the earliest possible moment. Thiis appeal is issued in accordance with a resolution wnanimows- Thoughts Turn to the New Thingsk Of all the handsome new ready-to-wear garments for fall and winter we direct your at- tention to the following mentioned line. \ The styles are correct injevery detail. The fabric includes the latest weaves from the fashion designers loom. Cloaks Skirts A very stylish and service- | New Walking Skirts | Cravanettes have gained a able] Ladies’ cheviot] coat, : . bl PR T R TN O o C foot hold in the public f high rollingfeollar, trimmed M Ton e with brown coney fur,ccuffs, . Cravanettes pockets and edges full tailor- and Fancy ed, stitched, length 40 inches _—_Y $7.00 Color:§ Brown and Black, Mixtures i Priceronly, i 0 ey in the newest styles, prices, $12.00 $3. to $I5. ' $18.00 This Will Only Give You A Very Faint Idea of Our Immefise Stock of Fall Goqas. Call and Make an Early Selectibn. Ghe Bazaar tional Bank of Stillwater vs.| Miss Muncy last night enter-| No Hope For Joe Markham. Harry Silver. Settled and a|tained the Beau-Not club.at the Ghe BAZAAR STORE) With the Approach of Cooler Weather Ou'r‘ Cheviots, Panamasg | We are showing them from ' § T N Y W A O ] Ly adopted by a meeting of fifty business and professional men of the city at Masonic Hall Wednesdoy evening, September-20, 1905. D. H. FISK, Chairman. stipulation of dismissal filed;{home of her parents, Mr. and Walker & Alkeley vs. Thomas|Mrs. R. H. Muncy. Bailey as Sheriff, to be tried in|was the diversion of the evening, A telegram was received this afternoon stating that there was no change in J. M. Markhan’s condition, but that there is absol- Dancing Signed also by the following: Robert Clark W. Gray W .4. MeDonald Gleorge Weetnan E. N. French, . <( Jarson 1. B. Olson Wm. MeCuuwig J. H. French Q. = John Marin M. Phibbs Wi, Mageaw 4. E. Henderson Thos. Broomfield H. P. Burowghs C. E. Albrant E. .A. Barker W. G. Sehroeder M. B, Thertson John Graham M. E. Brinkman W'. L. Brooks W. N. Bowser J. A. MeConley B. J. Swedback ead the Daily Pioneer. GRAND JURY : = e | DISCHARGED A. M. Bagley P H. Mageaw a. W. Campbell . L. Naylor Fred Brinleman M. D. Stoner B. 1. Crawford | {Brings in Several More In- ,i dictments and Makes Usual Report. | { The grand jury this afternoon, after a session of four and , one : half days, returned two or three jadditional indictments, made its report to the county attorney and the board of county commis- sioners and was discharged. Thej persons for whom the indict- ments were issued have not been apprehended as yet. Two reports are made one strongly comnmend- ing Sheriff Bailey and recom- mending certain changes to be made in the jail building, the other commending Supt. Phil- lipi of the poor farm and recom- mending a stone foundation and electric lighting for the poor farm building. OF FRVUIT MORE TOMORROW OR. SATURDAY Remember I have the_ finest candiesin the city. Candy that retails from 20c to 40c per pound, I am selling at 12 cents and those that retail at 40c to 50c per pound. I only ask 24c. The jury in the case of Astrid Peterson -vs- the M. & I. railroad which went to the jury at noon ! yesterday after being out eleven hours returned a verdict for the plaintiff for $612.50. - On motion of both parties a stay of proceed- ings was granted for forty days. v B Thave the finest assortment of pocket knives, Rogers’ carving sets, ete., etc., you can find anywhere -and am making the same close price, / Starch always sold for 10c straight, I am selling at 2 for 15c or 4 for 25¢. Corn starch at same price. Arm & Hammer or Cow Brand Soda, 2 for 15¢ or 7 for 50e. fl 7 bars of either Lenox, Dome or White Russian soap for i 25 cents. Batavia Canned Goods at very near whole- ] sale price. 1 am determined to cut down my stock if prices will de it. I Need the Money And You Need the Goods. i Remember! This takes in the 'whole line of canned i goods of the Batavia Brand ; In the case of the Minneapolis ! Brewing Co. vs. Gauvreau, Hazen and Klein a verdiet of $150.00 was granted the plaintiff. Late this afternoon the grand jury rendered their final réport | and after receiving the thanks of the court were discharged. During the week anumber of minor cases have been settled or otherwise disposed of without ltrial, among whichare: The Na- Very truly yours, : J. A, McCONKEY. chambers and submitted on briefs, John Lank vs, A, W.| Dapaher (aclaim for rent on | building at Nebish) Dismissed; | In the case of H. F. Schmidt vs. Fred Tyson and Nellie Tyson, plaintiff asked for privilege to amend brief, same being granted the defendart, was allowed tol putinan amended answer and the case is continued to the next general term; Matt Jones vs. the| Great Northorn Railroad, a sat- followed by refreshments. utely no hope for his recovery., OUR MOTTO! “The Best is None to Good” This especially so in our prescription i>fectory sottlement being veached, case was seftled by ‘depa.rtment stipulation. Bring us your Prescriptions. E.N.FRENCH @ CO. CITY DRUG STORE. Final citizenship papers have been issued to the following per- sons; Calice J. Quesnell, August Odelborg and Clara Olson. ! I U U U A 1 A o I Fall and Winter | GOODS! Our line of Fall and Winter goods is ‘heing pyt. onto the shelves and is one that will please you in both guality and price. DRESS GOODS The newest things in Panamas, Voiles, Mohairs, Venetian Broadcloths and Serges. Trimmings and Neckwear The - latest will be found in our showcases. Hanan Shoes If You Haye Had A Pair *® You Know They Are The Best That Money Can Buy All Goods Guaranteed Satisfactory or Money Refunded. E.H.WintersCo . Bemidji, Minnesota I R O B R 3 N L W/