Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 14, 1906, Page 4

RETURNS OF «denote a saving of from one- ifourth to one-half on your pur- THE ELECTIONS Authentic Reports of the Outcome of the Elections Yesterday--Fosston Wet, Mclntosh Dry. of Bonds Voted SECURED. The Pioneer is in receiptof the| Assessor—Geo. Newton following authentic - election re-| Justice of the Peace—Joe turns showing the names of the|Robert. officers who were elected at the Constable—Norman- Dyer. township and village elections — held yesterday: Town of Bemidiji- Superviser—Gilbert Weien. Town clerk—Li, O. Opsata. Treasurer—Even Moe. Assessor—Knute Halvorson. Justice of peace—E. A. Olson. Constable—Gunder Moe. News. Tartle River Village. President—Peter Larkin. -@ouncilmen—J. C. Dale, Jas. Ryan, W. E. Hyatt. Recorder— S. R. Moorhead. Treasurer—P. K. Rustvold. Assessor—N. A. Otterstad. last night unanimously February 20. This offered a premium of Overseer of roads — Even e, |date, Jan. 1., to April 1, besides L angcalk: | Justices of the Peace—Fred J.|furnishing the blank bonds, Ny]?ol'e- | Wickie, two years, W, E, Williams, | Which will be ready on or about . one year. the latter date, The bonds are President—O. J. Tagley. a subject tothe approval of the Recorder—Albert Synnes. Turtle River Township. bond attorneys representing the Trustees—Willis Nye. Irvin| gy oo viciors Charles Cher- company. They run for 20 years Parks, W. A. Carter. Treasurer—Harry Trask. Assessor—M. Larson. Justice of peace—J. B. Hook.l rier. Alfred Utech. Treasurer—P, N, Brondby. Clerk—Frank Latimer. Assessor—A. D. Simpkins. February 20. PREMIUM OF $1,692.50 WAS|former member of the legislature Sixteen Bonding Companies Were Represented—Other Counc il The city councilat its meeting the bid of Kane & Co. of St. Paul for the $25,000 city -bonds voted Constables—Sam Ricard, for|and agreed to pay the accrued two years, Thomas Warlow, for |interest on the bonds from their ing companies were. represented Iamd thebid of each, together with WERE SOLD Council Last Night i}isposéd Steenerson Will Press Foss- ton Man For Indian Ap- pointment. on B. 8. Bennett of Fosston, is Representative Steenerson’s candidate for the White Earth Indian agency. . It is understood that in view of the fact that the interior department has decided to oppose Simon Michelet’s re- appointment, Senator Clapp will join Steenerson in recom- mending Bennett’s appointment. There is no friction between Sen- ator Nelson and Mr, Steenerson, Having Bennett in mind for the place, Steenerson was careful to ascertain the sentiment of Sena- tor Leupp regarding Michelet, and with the commissjomer op- posed, he decided to press his man for the place. WILL RECEIVE BULLETINS accepted company $1,692.50 with interest at the rate of five! per cent per annum. The follow-| BUb Saloon to Get Returns of Nelson-McGovern Con- test Tonight. Constable—John Warner. Road Overseer—Timothy Cher- the. premium offered, was as Fifty-two votes were cast at|pjor, |follows the election, which was very Sa Minnesota Loan & : i Bulletins of the - Nelson-Mc- olose, MaxariTackeiboint oo L jjkokles >Trust Co.......... $26,560.00) Govern fight, which takes place elected by the small majority of| Spervisors—Chairman, J. D.|Union InvestmentCo. 26,545.00 in New York city tonight, will be three votes. Henderson, three years. |Kane & Co.......... 26,692.50 ! 2 Lammers. Supervisors—Chairman, An- drew Larson, L. D. Johnson, Treasurer—T. O. Melby. Wells & Dickey.... .. Clerk—M. A. Rognlien. Trowbridge & Niber Assessor—Gardner Waldron. CO e e, Justice—Albert Martin. Brown Elwood & *Co. Chas. Lindgren. ; Constables—C.F. Rogers, Wm. | w, 7, Hayes & Son Treasurer—Lars Anderson. Dandlicker. ' N. W. Holsey & Co.. Town Clerk—John A. Thoren —_ " 77 |Security Bank & Assessor—G. N. Hildreth. Returns from Fosston and Mec- Trust Co.......... Justice—John A. Thoren. Intosh, where the ‘“dry or wet” | otis & Hough....... Constables—J. D. Powers, |proposition was voted upon, re- Rudolph Cheybolt & Axel Johnson. sulted in Fosston voting for @6 Bl e e saloons and McIntosh remaining Dennison & Farns Funkley. dry for another year. R A, C. Stanwood & Co. A. B. Beach & Co..., John Lewin & Co.. President—C. Woods. Trustees—R. Taylor, Berry, Tom Kennedy. Treasurer—Geo, Newton. Recorder — Henry Plummer.- Frankt SiFcastie. ~ 2 ‘I’ First Medical Man—My practice has doubled since I came to this town. Second Medical Man—Oh, so you have 8ot another patient? The council grauted a petition |after which for the vacation of a strip of land ]nurued. received at the Hub saloon. The contest will without a doubt be one of the hardest fought battles in recent years. 26,650.00 26,407,00 25,513.00 et e e 25,848,00! VOffice stationery and supplies 26,062.00 | at the Pioneer office. 20 feet in wadth at the site of the proposed cold storoge plant in Carson’s addition. The matter of letting the city printing was fit laid oyer to the. next regular 25,692,501 meeting. The ordinance defining 26,030. Ooigambhng had ‘ its -first reading 26,406. 25|and the streets and sidewalks 25,762.501 o rdinance had its third reading, the couneil ad- 26,400.00 26,007.50 25,525.00 | NOMINATION Nommated Democratlc Candidate for Mayor of St. Paul--Hoffman Gets Republican Nomination. St. Paul, March 14.—Complete returns of yesterday’s primary FlNAL PROOFS election show that Robert A. MADE TODAY Smith defeated Jobn Wagener for the democratic ' nomination for mayor by a vote of 9,369 to Seven New Taxpayers Added|2 945. to Populatic [ the republican nomination for pua (tll of.County the same office over Dr. Carl at Clerk’s Office. Wirth by a vote of 5,037 to 3,241. : : Took Depositions Today. Today was final proof dayat| Depositions in the case of the the office of Clerk of Court Rhoda | United States vs. Bert M. Hall, and seven mea proved up on their | brought by the government to Louis G. Hoffman secured - claims. Special Agent Layman of the interior department was present in the clerk’s office when the proofs were taken. Follow- ing is a hist of the names of those who proved up: Peter Peterson, Solway; Frank Schauls, Lynx; Sellie W. Abney, Bemidji; Jacob Weber, Bemidji; Henry Falls, Bemidji; Herman Rockensack, Bemidji; James H. Wynne, Sol- way. Grit is the grain of character. It may be described as: heroism material- ized—spirit and will thrust into: heart, brain and backbone, so as to form part of the phykical substanee of the man. ~Whipple. Homeseekers Excursions cancel the homestead proof of Hall, on the ground that he eb- tained the prcof through fraud, were taken before Clerk of Court Rhoda today, The land involved is located near North- ome, Japan’s Pancake Women. One of the familiar sights on the streets of a Japanese town is the pan- cake woman, who, with: Irer little bra- gier of coals and her tiny frying pan, is usually found on a corner not far from a school. She has a bowl full of deli- cious batter, a ladle and a cake turner and there is apt 0 be a hungry crow: around her little stand as soon a: school is out, for not many of the chil, dren are able to resist the smell of the, crisp pancakes, at least if they hav any money. For a small coin worth only a fraction of one of our pennies a child may fry and turn his owr via cakes, and happy is the one who has a Chicugo-Great. Western Railwa/y number of coins in his little kimono sleeve and can fry and eat to hw To peints in Alabama, Arkan-! heart’s comtent. sas, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi- doesn’t live in Billville—sent the fol- an8, Me}neo‘ New mxwo’ North t lowing to headquarters in Washing- and South Carolina, Texas. and| ton: Vu'g]um, On]_y one fare ].'fllls “This wil make three times that I've told you P'm laid up with a bad leg, $2.00 fe!' the round hrlp Tick-} havin’ shot myself in the left leg—the ets on Sale first and third Tues-} one that was wounded in the war— days ofeach month to Apri} 17, j- while I wuz tryin’ fo kill a squirrel for For further information apply to J. P. Bimer, G. P: A, -St. Paul, Minn. Official Correspondence. A fourth class postmaster—and he how!”—Atlanta Coustitution. During the next 30 Days Look for the “red tickets.” They «hases. Sale commences Friday MAR. 16 and closes when ' entire stock 1is sold. A deep cut has been made to sell it quic " made: everything must go.:=Costs. former Price or the ,on all staplegoods;;such as a complete line of Notions, : a icomplete line of Men’s Women s and Children’s Shoes: Supply your wants for a, 1 large'force of new onesion hand Jones Pays the Freig’h,t----afid the People get the Benefit. J. A. McConkey To Be Sold Out. The Most TremendousSensation in Merchat_idise Sales Ever Held in Bemidji, Minnesota $9,448.29 Worth of High Grade Merchandise Going Out to all the People 13 entire stoek owned by J. A, McConkey has fallen into the hands of N. J. Bohlke & Co., of Minneapolis, Minn., and is for sale in idji for the next thirty days, at a great sacrifice. The store is now closed and will remain closed until Friday, March 16, ‘ k down goods and re-arrange the stock kly to raise the desired amount of cash to satisfy the mediator in charge. No reserve will be wisk of the proprietor, will not be considered. This means a great saving to you Gloves. mittens, Hosiery, Crockery, Groceries, Canned Goods, Tobacco, etc., and | or two while the matteris being adjusted by the mediator in charge. to care for the crowds. Come and see what the N. J. Bohlke & Co. has done to the store. Come from . m11es away | and see a bit' of' Muinea.pohs life while yon load up with bargains and see a IOHL B B 20 pounds of best granulated Sugar for $1.00 with every purchase of $5 or over or if you prefer 10 Yards of Best Calico for 10c with every purchase of $5 or over or to make matters worse 10 Bars of Good Laundry Soap for 10c with $5 purchase or over B Old clerks will be retained and a sale which will be an event memona,l to the E Representatlve in Charge. i my breakfast, and I will not be be- " ['sides, I don’t git mueh holiday ne- - v