Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 19, 1905, Page 4

WEDDED IN FOR OFFICE : Account of the Marriage of Elaven Have Already An-i Mr. Ray Thomas to Miss | nouncedThemselves asDe- Alma Garvin. siring to Hold Positions. Thirty five relatives and Inends TWO0 TUB FACTORIES i Minneapolis Concerns Intend to Erect Plants in this City. NEW BO()KS FOR' THE LIBRARY New List Will Be Ready Sat- urday--Report of Librar- ian for Aug. and Sept. . Below is.a list of the new books GIBBONS AND cm‘{ TER CANDI|gathered at the home of Mr. ard |CONCERNS WILL BE'OF GREAT |received by the Bemidji public Mrs. Wm. Garvin.104 Chestnut street, Ballard, Washington on Snfiurday evening:October ' 7, to witness the marriage -of their Chas. Swedba;l;and? A. Gfuuld dhighes WIBE S toiMr Announce amseives, ; 1O Ray Allton Thomas of Bemidji, Alderman at Large. DATE FOR MAYOR. pérformed by Rev. . Trueman Bislaop of the First Baptist Candidates for office are now|chyrch of Ballard, of which the appearing daily and the munici-|pride . is an active member. pal campaign is steadily increas- | Mendelssohns wedding. - march ing in interest. 1was played by Miss Maude El- For the mayorality there may |jeker. ~The bride was beautifully be said to be two candidates,|gowned in white Persian lawn John Gibbons of the first ward | and lace and carried bride roses and A. A. Carter of the third|ang was attended by Miss Isa ward. Mr. Gibbons has been!Garvin, her sister, who worea nominated by a petition which|gehcate pink nerusseline de soie has been signed by over 100 of |gress and carried pink carna- the prominent business and pro- | tions. The groom was attended fessional men of the city. Mr.|py Mr, Arthur Woodlock as best Gibbons, however, is making no|man, campaign as yet for the position.| Many.beautiful and costly pre- Mr. Carter is actively cauvassing | sents were received by the happy the city assisted by his friends, | couple and after a short visit in promident among whom appears|portland, Oregon and Ellengburg to be Mr. O. E. Bailey. Washington and a few more days A liberally signed petition has i, Seattle the couple will arrive been circulated nominating Chas. |jn Bemld]x where they will make Read the Daily Pioneer. chooses to carry an inaccurate time piece, that’s Swedback for Alderman at Large 'and today W. A.Gould of the & . Crookston Lumber Company an- HIS BuSIHeSS 1nounces himself as a candidate for this place. |, Thomas Maloy is a candidate | for city clerk and his petition has been generally signed. Itis i understood that Recorder W. H. cause one a world of inconven- }i Bailey will also make the run for ifigtfl 11;‘? i 002503161;23 Ooulr ‘;fifi;‘ i the position. Treasurer W, L. from lack of Oil. Don't De- |lBrooks will bea candidate for },‘,’;}’y” f;é?lv;hee?‘f;mfio“ey ,an:d: reelection and a petition in his behalf was circulated this after- o Brlng 'noon. Itis understood that J. - E. Cahill will be a candidate for Your Diamond | essesser ! xhe campmgn for alderman is ldally growing in interest. In th&first ward no candidates are yet announced. In the second |T.J. Miller and W. L. Prebble | seek election. In the third T. J. Andrews and Matt Mayer have jannounced their candidacy, if he prefers to have it revair- ed and made accurate, that's Our Business an inaccurate timepiece may to us often and have them ex- amined to see that the mount- ings are in good order. We give thorough examination free Anything more costs as little as aausia(tor) “ork can be done. Geo. T. Baker @ Co. See our Windows | while Fred Brinkman and John iGoodman are candidatés in the J. A. McConkey’s will be continued a few days lohger. This is your chance to get .in _on the ground floor. Minnesota. The ceremony was| BENEFIT TO BEMIDJI. Representatives Have Already Been, in This City Looking Situation Over. That at least one, and possibly | two, tub and pail factories, will be erected in Bemidji in the near future is almost certain, and it is now safe to to state that one of the plants will be in (‘peratlon] here next summer. The Pioneer recently stated that there were rumors to the erect that a tub factory would be erected here soon, but dia not give the names of those who in- tend to install the plants. There are two rival concerns which now own and operate fac- tories in Minneapolis that have for some time considered Be- midji a favorable location® for an industry of this kind One of these is the Minneapolis Wooden Works company and the other is the McVoy Tub, Pail and Pack- age company. ! " The latter company has had representatives here '. several times looking over the ground, and much correspondence has passed between the company and certain lumber interests here. The Minneapolis Wooden Works company has also had re- presentatives viewing this sst- tion, and only did Mr. Bousfield manager of the company, visit this city. Just what Mr. Bous- field’s mission to Bemidji was could not be ascertained,but in view of the fact that it is known that his company contemplates the erection of a plant here, it is probable that his visit had some- thing to do with the proposed factory. Wellinformed men are of the| opinion that Bemidji is an ideal location for a plant of this kind, and that it could be operated at much lesser expense than in Minneapolis. “Ift is certain that the expense of operating a tab factory in this city would be small compared with the ex- pense of operation in Minne- apolis,’” said a well known lum- bermen today. ‘‘The tub factor- ies of the twin cities pay fancy prices for all the material they library, all of which will be ready for the patrouns of the library on Saturday. Inaddition thelibrary has received complete sets of Irving’s and Stoddard’s works which are now ready. Iridio, Austin; Great Mogul, +|Tracy; Matrimonial- Bureau, Wells; Plum Ttree, Phillips; Miss Bellards Inspiration, Howells;|. Purple. Parasol, McCutchin; Beautiful Lady, = Tarkington; Sandy, Rice; Graden of Allan, Hicheuns, Breath of the Gods,Mec- |; Call; Constance Trescott, Mit- chell; By the Fireside, Wagner; Worsted Man, Bangs;First Violin, i Fothergill; Truth Dexter, Mec- Call; Mosses from old Manse, Hawthorne; Castle Craneycrow, McCuthin; Love Letters frcm Musician, Reed; That printer of Udells, Wright; Affair at the Inn, Wiggin; Second Wooing of Sa- lina Sue, Stuart; Millioniare Baby, Green; Amanda of the Mill, Van Vorst; Fata Morgana, Castaigne; Marriage ot Wm Ashe, Ward; May Margaret, Crockett; Return of Sherlock Holmes, Doyle; Hearts Courageous, River; Mistress Brent, Thurston; Re- turn, McGewan; Better Way, Wagner; Masters Violin, Reed; Italian Letters, Waddington; Stories Polly Pepper Told, Sid- ney; Adventures of Joll Pepper, Sidney. Following is the report of li- brarian: August Books loaned < 547 Fines collected §3.14 Cards issued 12 September Books loaned 418 Fines collected $3.32 Cards issued 4 Discharged Revolver in Crowd. Last night while a large crowd i was awaiting the arrival of the north bound M. & I. passenger at the station in this city, a drunken woodsman suddenly pulled a reyolver and discharged it into the crowd. "The platform was packed with people and it is almost miraculous that no one was injured. The gun was taken away from the man and he was allowed to board the train. and the cost of freighting the use in operating their plants. Ifilogs a long distance would be a factory were located in Bemidji the raw material could be ob- tained at a price much less than that paid for the same material in the twin cities, for the reason that the factory would be located in the midst of the timber belt eliminated.” The location of factories of this kind in Bemidji would be of] great benefit to the'city, and it is probable that every effort will be made to encourage the promot- ers. TAKEN T0 HOSPITAL MRS. E. CAMPBELL, ILL, SUFFERING AND HELPLESS, WENT THERE TO DIE. HER RECOVERY A MIRACLE. Lymg helpless in her bed with every jointin her body badly {known lumbermen at the mini- swollen and suffering with chronic inflammatory rheumatism, the agonies of a thousand deaths, Mrs. E Campbell, of Duluth, Minn., could not move a muscle in he¥ body and indeed one mwhn think she were dead. Hor friends thought her recovery hopeless and sent her to the hospital to die. 3 There, under the care of learned doctors and wise tender nurses she lingered between life and déath. Shedid notimprove. The awful disease and her terrible suffering was slowly but surely sap- ping away what little strength remained. Some friends sent her two bottles of the wonderful Cooper Medi- cines thathave been so miraculously curing all kinds of rheuma- tism. It required but a few doses of Cooper’s New Discovery and two applications of Cooper’s Quick Relief to enable her to move her limbs and sit up in bed. She is still using these marvelops discov- eries and is improving steadily. Her appetite is good, the swelling reduced and her strength is fast'returning. - Her speedy recovery is certain, Cooper’s New Discovery cures rheumatism, catarrn, deafness, kidney and stomach trouble, blood diseases and paralysis and -sells|. for one dollar per bottle. Cooper’s Quick Relief, the assistant remedy, costs fifty cents. E. A. Barker actsas Mr. Cooper’s can be obtained. special representative in Bemidji where the wonderful medicines| TIMBER AS [|LOGS SCARCE; FARM LAND| MILL SHUT DOWN | i Grookstonl.umber Co.’sPlant Remarkable TrespaSs Case| (Ceages Operations for a Will Come Before Timber ' Few Days. Board This ngk. / ™ ' Because of the searclty of saw LUMBERMEN BOUGH'I‘ LAND BU'I‘ logs, the'plant of the Crooksten FAILED TO PAY. Lumber company in this city was {closed down this morning for a |few days. It has been: almost Land Was Supposed to Be Ag-ilmposstble to’ supply the large ricultural, But ‘Had Much plant with raw material, and the Timber Upon It. up again Saturday. A new variety of trespass case Attorney Chas. W. Scrutchin is to be brought before the next meeting of the state timber 1s spending the day at Nary on ° board, which ‘probably will - be lega.l business. held this week. The disclosures in connection with it are due to make a sensation. 4 Shipped Big Order. One of the largest orders of The substance of the case is|general merchandise that has this: At a sale of agricultural|left Bemidji was this moining land in one of the northern|shipped out by E. H. Winter & counties three or four years ago, [Co. The consignment consisted seven forty-acre tracts, scattered | of two full carloads.of groceries, through one section, were offered hardware, blankets and other and ‘were bought in by well |goods and was destined for the Red River Lumber company at mum price of $5 an acre, The|Akeley. sale sheets showed that there was no timber or value on the|The fact was, however, that the land, and, in fact, if they had|land was not agricultural, but shown otherwise, it would have|sustained a good growth of pine been the duty of the auditor to|timber, the forties sold being the sell the timber at the annual tim- | best . timber on the section.— ber sale and withhold the land. Minneapolis Journal. Shoes! -Shoes! Shoes' The Largest Stock! guarantee to be us low as the lowest. The name ‘“Hana n” stands for the best H AN A quality: and the best fitting shoe known. ! The la.dy Whowears DREW SELBY s Selby” Shoe once w111 always wear one. GENTLEMAN AMERICAN SEy5Eme: men’s shoe that will give. satisfaction, carned in all leathers, styles, and widths. SCHOOL SHOE SECURITY Z:5 seeuricy shoes for the ‘Children and your shoe bill will be I ess. E. H. WINTER&CO 'PHONE 30 BEMIDJI, - MINN mill this morning ceased opera-' tions until thearrival of more logs. ' It will probably be started The Best Makes! can be found at E.H. Winter & Co.’s Store. The price we