Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 10, 1905, Page 4

FREE MAIL DELIVERY Probable That System Will Be Installed in Bemidji in Short Time. POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR VISIT- ED THE CITY YESTERDAY. Inspector Will Return Next Week to Look Up Sidewalks and Street Numbers. Postoffice inspector Howard Frye of Washington, D. C., was in the city yesterday on business connected with the proposed in- stallation of a tree mail delivery system in Bemidji. Mr. Frye did not make an inspection of the city on his visit here at that time but said that he would return next week to look over the city and determine whether or not its sidewalks, lights and street and house numbering were up to the postoffice department’s require- ments. It is important that every house should be numbered before | the arrival of the inspector next! week, as the inspector’s report will practically decide whether or not Bemidji is entitled to free delivery. Postmaster Carsoni urges all residents of the city to see that their buildings are num- bered as soon as possible, TRADUCER STOLE AWAY Attempted Arrest of Alex-: ander Taylor by Sheriff Bailey Endsin Failure. Sheriff Bailey returned last night from points in Michigan, | where he went some time ago to! effect the arrest of Alexandar Taylor, accused of haying im- proper relations with Bessie Conat of Funkley, aged 13, with whom he eloped to Michigan last fall. Sheriff Bailey located the girl and brought her back to this city, but was unable to find Taylor, who it is believed made his escape to Canada. i Seasoned, dry stove wood for sale at J. P, Young's store. tbe given later, I throuout the state iis to be congratulated fact that a local man secured the MARRIED IN MINNEAPOLIS Clarence M. Golden and Miss Helen Grant Were Wed- ded Monday. ' Although the secret has been jealously guarded, it has leaked out that Clarence M. Golden and Miss Helen Grant of this city were married in “Minneapolis on Monday afternoon last. Details of the marriage are meager, but a full account of the affair will Mr. and Mrs. Golden left this 'week for St. Louis, where Mr. Golden will study medicine during the win- ter. Mrs. Hattie Grant, mother of the bride, is expected back from Minneapolis this e.ening, having attended the wedding. TOM JOHNSON GOT CONTRACT Bemidji Man Will Erect Building for the Hamm Brewing Company. Thomas Johnson was today awarded the contract for the con- struction of the new brick block to be erected on Third street by the Humm Brewing company of St. Paul. Work on the building was commenced this afternoon and the block must be completed by TFeb. 1. 1906. The building will teatwo story brick with full basement and will be used for saloon purposes. A large Inumoer of bids were presented by many prominent builders , and Bemidji contrace. Three Got Sentences. Ed Martin, an Indian, Joseph Salisbury and John Dolan were arraigned this morning before Judge Pendergast on charges of drunkenness. Martin was al- lowed to clean out the city jail to pay his fine, Salisbury received a jail sentence of 10 days and Dolan | paid a fine of $5. , Nov. 1b0.—Harry 3 lorthern passenger na]\nmu was instantly killed here. tie was riding the pilot of the engine ind stepped off to throw a switch. He slipped and the engine and tender Prompt delivery. Phone 42. passed over him, cutting his body in iwo just below the shoulders. New Hotel Opposite Depot. First Class Accommodations i Your Pa Rates: $1 to $2 per day. n ” ” m L) m n m m n L) L) m m m m L n n T T EEE S EEEETCEEFECEEEECEREEEECETEEEECEEEEEREEES 3323233333 3333333333333333333323 333333 3333323323333, Largest Hotel North of Bemidji. Furnished. Stechman, Tenstrike, Minp, Newly Built and n Every Particular. tronage Earnestly Solicited. EECECCETESCEE EEEE ’:{“ Haenry Stechman, Prop. SEE Soap! Soap! Seap! Lenox, Santa Russian ¢r Brand Seda for 15¢. Prices quoted from day to day are my regular prices T e PRI D 8y ale I TE WAL PLICES Very Tru J. A. McCONKEY A——-—-@\,@-—_—Afl; | 7 bars for twenty-five cts. 10 bars Kirk i 7 bars Kirk i 2 pounds either Arm f I am selling Claus, White Dome Soap Satinet 25¢ Cabinet 25¢ & Hammer or Cow Ty Yours | State over the! TALKS OF DRAINAGE Ralph Carrying on Opera- tions in Hubbard Co. FOUR TOWNSHIPS TO BE SUR- VEYED NEAR BEMIDJI. Work Now Practically. Completed | several ditches inorder toac- in Several Counties of the State. State Drainage Engineer Geo. A, Ralph arrived in-the city Wed- nesday night from Crookston in company with six - engineers and Drainage Engineer started work yesterday in Hub-l bard county a few miles south of | Bemidji, where four townships will be surveyed. “Six additional engineers in the city last night! and joined the party of which! Mr. Ralph is in charge. Mr. Ralph states to the Pioneer | yesterday that there were four townships in Hubbard county| that were tobe surveyed and ‘that the work would last about a | week. The water will be drained from the swamps to the Missis- sippi and Schoolcraft rivers, and that it would be necessary to dig complish the desired result. The! topo graphical survey hasalready | been completed in Norman, Kitt- son, Wadena and a number of| oth®r counties of the state, and it is only a question of a short time until all the work intended for Engineers Ralph and Aber- crombie will be completed. PR e o P goods. ““Reception” The New Grocry Stoe 7 We have just completed opening our line of new and fresh groceries and have a complete line of up-to-date | COFFEE We have the exclusiye sale of the celebrated Yale Brand of Coffees which we are offering at 15¢, 20¢, 25¢, 30¢, 35¢, and 40c. CANNED GOODS and *‘Simon Pure” are leading brands. Try asample of these goods. 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