Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 7, 1905, Page 4

COURT WILL ADJOURN Jury Cases at District Court Term Will Be Finished This, Evening. ADJOURNMENT TO OCT. 31 WILL BE TAKEN. Court Has Been in Session in Bemidiji For Nearly Three Weeks. The September-October term of district court for Beltrami county will be adjourned this evening by Judge McClenahan after a session of nearly three weeks, during which - six crimi- nals have been convicted and| sent to the state’s prison at Stillwater and a number of im- portant civil cases disposed of. All jury cases for the term have been disposed of, and it has been decided to take an adjourn- ment to Oct. 31, when the court cases will be brought up for trial, Ghe Bargain Store NOT SO AT ALL RAILROAD TO ‘SAYS McDONALD - THF, BORDER Writes the Grand Forks Her- ald Denying Politics in ‘Bemidji’s Closing. The following item appeared in thls morning’s Grand Fork’s Herald: In aletter to The Her- ald, received yesterday, |County Atvorney McDonald of Bemidji, Beltrami county, states that there 1s no truth in the spec- ial telegram from -Bemidji pub- lished in The Herald of Oct. 4. The telegram Treferred to the removal of slot machines in Be- midji by order of the county at- torney, and intimated that: there was some political significance in the move. According to County Attorney McDonald there is no truth in the statement made. As It Happened. Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richards were very pleasantly surprised by a num- ber of neighrors. After clearing the room of rugs and furniture, dancing was indulged in until ‘a late hour. After light refresh- ment were served, Prof. Her- mann introduced his perform- ers in stage, the first number on |the program was one of most noted lady trapeze proformers, who answered to encores very graciously. The next Signoria Boulogue who rendered (Mary closing of gambling houses a.nd’; Rumors Are to the Effect That M. & 1. Will Be Built on Through. KOOCHICHING COMPANY WANTS RAILWAY AT ONCE. Visit of President Elliott Gives Rise to Much Talk of the Pro. posed Extention. Border Budget: Since Presi- dévit Elliot and his party paid International Falls a visit, rail- road gossip has relegated every- thing else to the rear and set the wiseacres hobnobbing over the probabilities and possibilities of a railroad being shoved into the town next spring. The Minne- sota & International is the' mag- netic system that is attracting the focus of all eyes just at pres- ent and whether or not that er- ratic branch of the Northern Pa cific is going to dish out another package of disappointment is the momentous question that is being discussed pro and con these days. Late arrivals from the twin cities and Ripple are authority for the statement that THERE'S NO FACTIONALISM A. ' Clavin Eeclares That Business Men of Bemidiji Have Always Agreed. A Clayin takes exception to the interview with C. H. Miles,print- ‘ed in yesterday’s issne of the Pioneer, to the effect that faction- alism. in Bemidji should be elimi- nated in order to insure the fu- ture prosperity of the city. Mr. Clavin declares that in the years gone by there has been littlé if any factionalism and says that the business men have always been able toagree. ‘The saloon- keepers, says Mr. Clavin, ‘“are business men as well as those who are engaged in other lines, and up to the present time there has been no strife between the saloon men and the other busi. ness men.”’ PROSPEBTS sleepers. No Better Service Than on the ““North Coast Limited’’ or Paeific " and Twin City Express trains of the Northern [ Pacific Railway. Double daily trans-continens- al service between St. Paul, Brainerd, ‘and Portland points in connection withi the Minnesota & In- ternational Railway. Pacific dining cars. Minnesota & lnterriational Railway M. W. DOWNIE, Auditor, Brainerd,. Minn, G. A. Wulker, Agent, Bemidji, Minn. Minneapelis, and Puget Sound Standard and tourist : No better meals than in. Nonthann WILL PLAY THE HIGH SCHOOL ARE BRIGHT Large Logging Operations Will Make Blackduck Lively Town. Regular Bemidji Foot Ball Team Will Play Game To- morrow Afternoor. Blackduck, Oct. 7.—Present the M. & I. will not only com-|indications show that the com- mence laying the steel between |ing season will be by far the Northome and Ripple the first of | most prosperous in the history November, but that the en-(of this village, as is evidenced by will be played between the regu- A practice game of football|, lar team and the high schooli team tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at the olé base ball park! The game will be simply for the: purpose of trying out a uumber- of new men who have been added! to the regular team to take ' the- places of a number of players: who lately have evineed no inter-- estin the team and who will probably be dropped from the membership unless they turn ut to practice. Read the Daily Pioneer. gineers are now at work on the |the fact that no less than 18 2 had a Little Lamb) most beauti- fully, and at midnight the ghost of P. T. Barnum appeared and did a few stunts on the tin pan, afterwards leading the Great Aniwal cake walk in which all the guests took part. One lady entertained the crowd by sham- pooing the gentlemen’s hair so no doubt there will be a few more bald heads in town. After Prof. "Hermann’s performance was over the guests were all initiated into the mysteries of the Rabbit club in which one of the out of town guests lost some of his wearing apparel consequent- 1y he was obliged to walk in the sands of Bemidji without his shoes. The more dignified guests did not join in the jollification. Among the guests were: Messrs and Mesdames, Brooks, Bowser, Russell, Ireland, Boss, Torrance, Eastman, Ryan, Mayo, Lord, !Judge and Mrs. Spooner and Dr. and Mrs. Marcum, Stoves, Ranges, and Eurniture Nickel Plated Ware ‘m Enamel and Gran- Actual bargains in useful articles to be found on our be, 10e, 16¢, 20c and 26¢ counter. We also have a pumber of good second- hand cook stoves & heaters Yours for Business M. E. IBERTSON Ist door no. of P. 0. kbbbt dddddddddddd survey line laying out the pre- liminary work and the contract will be let thig tall for the grade across the swamp between the two Forks. The contractors have had so much trouble keeping men at work in the swamp this summer that they donot pro- pose to get caught at the same game again, which is the reason given for their determination to grade across the worst place .”—.—-.—-O ¢ Y Misses and Children’s § COATS prominent lumber and cedar companies will operate within a radius of 10 miles of this place, all camps being directly tribu- tary to Blackduck. The follow- ing companies will be under full headway within the next two weeks, providing sufficient men can be secured, as all camp workis being rushed with the above expectation. Beltrami Logging company, , J.A. MCCONKEY. > > > Y 1 would like to have every lady in Bemidji call in at my store, Saturday Oet., 7, any time during the day, to try our line of Crackers. They will be on the . table, help yourself. * st L & N & o ® e i s I will also make a special price on Batavia Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Batavia glass jars of Preserves, Marmalades, Jams, etc., m dozen lots so cheap that &% you can well afford to put in a winter’s supply. These * 55 goods are the very finest there is put up. It is im- z possible to get anything better: 3 e SPECIAL PRICES ON FANCY LAMPS & I will take off from the price they are sold at, 1-5 o I want toclose them cut and not handle them anymore % GROCERIES - 16 pounds granulated Sugar, $1.00 Z 3 pounds, full 160z package, best o seeded Raisins, 25¢. 3 pounds, full * 160z package, cleaned Currants, 25¢ g: Vinegar, that I have had myself two years only 30c gal 2: 7 bars of either Lenox, Dome or White Russian Soap . while the frost is in the ground. |St. Croix Cedar company, Bel- A local representative of the |trami Cedar and Land company, | Koochiching company has im-|Minneapolis Cedar and Lumber parted the information that his!company, J. A. Irvine & Co., company is determined to have a |Irwin & O’Brien, Chicago Lum- road in here next season if they [ber and Coal company, Thief had to incorporate a company |River Logging company, Crooks- and build it, but were at present {ton Lumber company, Grand camping on the trail of the{ForksLumber company, Hayden Northern Pacific people. Presi-|Bros. Cedar company, T. M. dent Elliott has recommended to |Partridge Lumber company, the board of directors that the|Marsball H. Coolidge company, line be completed as soon as pos- | Beltrami Lumber company, T. sible, and it is said that if they [A. Cross Lumber company. refuse to act on his- suggestion | All of the above firms will em- that the local company has an-|ploy from 100 to 500 men, and other road inview which they|will commence operations as will -‘open negotiations with. |soon as the crews can be secured. Whether or not it was the Du-[Fully 1000 men could find em- luth & Virginia road he did not [ployment at the present time if clothing. the quality good. Sweaters! We have a new and up-to-date line of Misses’ and Children’s coats. Call aud look them over and you will ‘be convinced of the greatest valuesin town . Boy’s Clothing . Before sending your boy to school fit him out with a suit of Weil & Pflauen The prices are low and Sweaters of all kinds and colors say. It has been known for some time that the Soo system was flirting with the country north of the Great Northern with the idea in mind of tap- ping the timber belt as well as to secure a direct line from the Da- kota wheat fields into Duluth. It has had crews of surveyors working in the country south. east of here and may prove to be the road the Koochiching com- pany has in view providing it is impossible to induce the M. & I. to build here next spring. Nore would be more welcome as”it would giye this place an outlet both east and west. Will Marry Tonight. A marriage license was today issued at the office of Clerk of Court Rhoda to Frank Chais and Miss Florence Ellis, both of Be- midji. The ceremony will occur this evening. for 25¢. 10 bars Satinet Soap for 25¢. Y bars Cabi- u% net Soap for 2 e A fresh lot of‘Candies just received that is 2: always sold for 20c to 40c per pound, my o price 12c. Don’t forget —Saturday— free st b lunch for Ladies g " 3 J. A. McCONKEY +# a}"lr%**%**'fi*?l-%%*%%-l-%*%%-&%%%%%i‘*i%%%%%’l’*fl'*'fl‘;&*% L) ol b o ot b R oL R on L T R LT X R T T o S SR Newspaper Men Meet: A meeting of the newspaper men of the northern end of the Red River Valley was ' held at Crookston Jlast evening, some twenty five being present some they were available. Grand Forks Editor Here. Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Davies of Grand Forks are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Marcum for a few days. Mr, Davies is editor of the Grand Forks Herald. ‘@/y(»auuo T EVERY L cE. A The most excluSive and beautiful line of Libby Cut filass on the market —eeen .. Acknowledged the Best .. Our fall line with Refunded 4 Just recelved a large as- sortment Hand Painted China of them from as far north as Rc- seau and Hallock. After a busi- ness session they were enter- tained at a smoker given by Sen. ator A. D, Stephens at j8 resi- dence. o and Silverware in the llv.en patterns. GEO. T. BAKER & C0 B e T Ty S . . SEE OUR_WINDOWS . . LB AL BRAL A S \’Phqfie 30 % - Royal Worcester CORSETS | Remember the bon-ton corset, it is the best to be had. We carry them from Misses’ to the larger size, Dowager. Satisfaction guara.n’oeed or Money INTER&CO Sweaters! all the new styles Bemidji.