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i form whatever. AYER CO J. C. e g As now made, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla does not contain the least particle of alcohol in any You get all the tonic and alterative effects, without stimulation. yer’s Sarsapari NON-ALCOHOLIC e When a stimulant is needed, your doctor will know it, and will tell you of it Consult him freely about our remedies. The new kind contains no alcohol T 721 R e T T ——— We have no secrets to hide! lish the formulas of all our medicines. Manufactaring Chemists, Lowell, Mass. We pub- THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, OFFICIAL PAPER---CITY OF BEMIDJI BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. A. G. RUTLEDGE CLYDE J. PRYOR l Managing Editor Business. Manager Entered In the postofice at Bemidjl. Mion.. as second class matter. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM Colonel Allen of the Sentinel has aided and abetted ia a bold misappropriatior. In last even- ing’s issue of his paper, he ap propriztes unto himself “News and Comment,” the caption which has belonged to Miss Mary McFadden of the Daluth News Tribune, for low these many years. Now, the editor of this paper has recently made the personal acquaintance of Miss McFaddev, and like all the rest of the newspaper boys of this section of the conntry, we are prepared to zealously guard any- thing that belongs to ‘“‘Sister Mary'—she’s our “good angel.” True, she never had that head copyrighted (as did our friend Oyler, with his “Thinks”), but everyone recognizes it as Mary’s own. Now, Colonel, be a gentle- man, Apologize to Mary, with your usual Chesterfieldian grace, and don’t use that head any more; or—well, we’ll tell the “boys’” on you at the next editorial meeting, How few women realiz: the possibilities of things that are ready tohand for making a spring bonnet that shall be beautiful, unique and individual! The or- dinary clothes line lends it seif readily to a most artistic creation, Take one that is about worn out and coil it into a brim. Soak this overnight in glue to fix it flatly. Then for the body of the hat shred about ten feet of the rope and arrange this upon graceful loops of the remainder, dyeing it all in different tints to suit your complexion or your taste. Fasten it on with clothes pins, Biackduck Awmerican: A con- trolling interest in ths Bemidji Pioneer has been purchased by Olyde J. Pryor and A, G. Rut-|s ledge. B th these gentlemen arc experienced as well as suc- cessful newspapermen and the Pioneer shows marked improve- ments siuce they secured con- trol. It'sateam that is bound to win. OBSERVATIONS. E(By "Doc."] Apropos of Mr. Rockefeller’s gift to China, from whom did he tuke his queue? You are not likely to cheer the hearts of others by looking down in the mouth yourself. An exchange asks: ‘‘Are mar- ried wen bravest?” Well, not when their wives are around. It is easy to talk of love for our fellows, but the test comes when 9 we find the particular fellow in need of our love, There are too many figuring on answering present at the heavenly roll cali who are always absent fron. the earthly muster. Every once in a while you ought to do something good, so that the preacher will not be over worked on your funeral ser- mon. 1w man who says he will be ~d by the voice of conscience often means that he is listening | Frank P. Sheldon, Esther Hastings exe ‘bonds for depositories of count; accerie Land approved. The First State Bank of Blackduck in the sum ut_twenty-five thousand dollars with atrix | of liastings estate. Wm, H. Roberts, Krnest | £. Rico and Surah H. Roberts. { ‘The First National Bank of Bemidji in the ! sum _of fifty thousund dollars, with Frank P, \eldon. Esther Hastings executrix of Hast- . Wm. H. Roberts. Raymond H. dvand Sarah H. Koberts. The Beltrami Oounty Bink of Tenstrike in the sum of itwenty thousand dollars, with Seth K. Thompson, Lewls Stadhalm, Emil E. Schulke, Henry W. Krahn, Andrew Forsyth, ‘f}ht{‘l;les S, Curter, Arthur B. Page and Fred Vil one thousand five hundred dollars, with | Frank P. Sheldon, Wm. H. Roberts,' J. M. Richurds John E. Hanson und Waiter A Gould as sureties. On motion duly mude. seconded and car- ) rled the board adjourned to meet ut 2 o'clockp. m, AFTERNOON SESSION. Board reconveued as per adjournment with all members present. ¢ On motion of commissioner Sibley second- ed by commissioner Gunderson the bond of the - Bunk of Puposky as depository of county funds in the sum of fifteen thousund 1l Charles Nangle, Wm. H. Roberts Ilein, Walter L. Brooks and Olyde ficon us sureties was accepted und ap- roved, P'Sn motion of commissioner Sibley sccond- ed by commissioner Wagner the bond of | John Wilmann as county tuditor in the sam | of five thousand dollirs with George b. Ourson. Anton R, Brickson, Olo Anderson and John 1. Gipbons as Suréties was accept- | ed and upproved. On motion of commissioner Sibley second- ed by commissioner Gunderson the f()llowhlg bonds were accepted and approved, Fre W, Khioda s Olerk of the District Jourt In the sum of ome thousand dollars with the Metropolitan Surety company as surety. J. 0. Tinbrly 18 Regisier of Decds in. the suni of 1ive thousund (ollaes with' the United States and Fidelity & Guarenty company as Surety. M. D. Stoner, s county surveyor in the sum of five hundred dollars with the United States Fidelity & Guuranty Company as sureties. Moyed by commissioner Wagner seconded by commissioner Sibley that the resolution passed by the board October 1, 1906 granting the petition of Kyler & Young for refund- ment of part of liquor license and Instruct- ing the auditor to issue his warrant for vhe sum of three hundred niuety six dollars and eight cents. for same be rescinded. oved by commissioner Wagnor seconded by commissioner Sibley that the resolution ina phorograph record of his desires, Ard still s whiskers grew; we have reference to one Frank M. Kddy, erstwhile owner of the Sauk Center Herald, butnowa wanderer amor g the wicked poli- vecians down at the state eapital, ussed by the board October Ist, 1906 grant- e the petitiou of Hasseuts & Treftlin fof the refundment of part of liquor license and instructing the auditor to issue his warrant for the sum of three hundred ninety six and 800 dollars for same be and the sume is hereby rescinded. . On motion of commissioner Sibley second- ed by commissioner Waguer the applications of the following persous for correction of as- sessment, and abatement of taxes were re- commended to the state auditor, M. E. Brinkman, Adolf Klein, B. A. Ronning, A A. White, and the Bank of Baudette (A, W. Danaber voting no on the latter.) On motion duly made seconded and car- ried the board adjourned to meet at ten at a good-siz 4 stipend. Accord- ing to Sister Mary McFadden of the News Tribune, Frank’s “bushes’’ are a shockirg red. OFFICIAL PROCEEDING S of the County Commis sioners of Beltrami Couaty, Mirnesota. Adjourned Annual Session Held at Court House in the City of the Bemidji, on Monday, March 4, 1907, at 10 0’clock a.'m. ‘The bourd of connty commissioners met in nual session at the court house Bemidji, on Monday the 4th \, 1907 following members present. ht, first district. George Gunderson. second district, Fred O, ibley, third district. agoer. fourth district. anaher, fitth district. FORENOON SESSION. The following report of the board of audit was_on motion duly made, seconded and carrled. accepted and approved. Bem!dji, Minn., Jan. 26th, 1907. The board of audit met in the county auditor’s office as per notice and call pub- lished in the Bemidji Pioneer, at 10 o’clock a. m, January 26th. 1907. Members present, john Wilmann, county auditor, Wes Wright, chairman board of county commissioners and F. W. Rhoda clerk of district court, On motion board adjourned 'til1 1 o'clock p. m.. January 26th, 1907, Board of audit met in the county auditors’ office as per ad journment. The board proceeded to open bids and the following bids were opened: Bids of First National Bank of Bemldjl. Bemidji, Minn. s of First State Bank of Blackduck, Blackduck, Minn. Bids of Bank of Kelliher, Kelliher, Minn. Bids of Beltrami County 'Bank, Tenstrike. inn, Bids of Bank of Puposky. Puposky, Minn. bids Were for to receive county funds and if designated a county depository would DiLy two (2) per cent on funds deposited sub- Ject to check and three (3) per cent for funds i deposited for a certain time. On motion of Wes Wright and seconded by John Wilmann all bids were accepted. On motion the bonds accompanying the bids were referred back to the different banks_for correction and the auditor instructed to notify each bank. Onmotion of Wes Wright and seconded by F. W. Rhoda, the county treasurer was in- to set aside and cause to be deposit- a perment deposit with the Lumber- Natlonal Bank $3500.00 additional and with the First State Bank of Baudette $3000.00 On motiou board adjourned til February 2nd, 1907, JOHN WILMANN, Con uFt; W(Ehs WRIGHBT. ¢ s v Auditor. Chairman Board ot County Commt 0, Board of County Commissioners. Clerk of District Court. Bemidji, Minn., Feb, 2nd, 1907. The board of auditors met In the auditor's office as per adjournment. Members present John Wilmann, count; auditor, Wes Wright, chalrman board Uy county commissioners and F. W, Rhoda, clerk of the district court. On motion the bond of the Beltrami County Bankof Tenstrike, Beltrami County, Minn., in the amount of $22,000.00 and of the First National Bankof Bemidji in the amount of 315,000.00 and of the First State Bank of Blackduck, Minn, in the amount of $35,000.00 and of the Bank of Kelliher, Kelliker, in the amount of $41,500,00 for depositories of county tunds were accepted by the county board of auditors tO take effect upon the approval of the bond and sureties by the board of county commissioners. UM())"" motion board adjourned til Feb. 5th, 7. JOHN WILMANN, County Auditor. WES WRIGHT, Ch. Bd. of Co. Com, F. W. RHODA, Olerk of Dist. Court. Bemidjt, Minn,, Feb. 5th, 1807. The board of auditors met in the auditor’s office as per adjournment. Members present John Wilmann, county uull|:'lor. \Vcs‘ “lh'lem. %halrmlm ard of county commissioners and F, W. 3 of the district court. ektodn: eler n motion board adjourned to February 9, County Auditor. B Ch. Bd. of €0, Com, F. W.RHODA, Clerk of the Dist. Court. Bemidji, Minn., Feb. 9th. 1907. The board of auditors'met in'the auditor's ol}tfc aifi per nd]uurnuielil]b. Wi embers present John Wilmann, auditor, Wes Wright, chairman of hoqlorltlim(l)yf county commissioners and F. W. Rhoda, clerk of the district court. On motion the bond of the bank of Pauposky, Puposky, Minn., in the sum of $15,000.60 for depository of county funds were accepted by the board of county auditors to take effect upon the Ip{Pl‘ovnl of the bond and sureties by the board of county commissioners. On motion board of auditors adjourned. OHN WILMANN, County Auditor. WES WRIGHT, Ch, Bd. of Co. Com. F. W. RHODA, Clerk of Dist. Court. On motion of commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Gunderson the following o'clock a. m. March 5, 1907. FORENOON SESSION. Roard reconvened as per adjournment with all members present, On motion of commissioner Gunderson seconded by commissioner Danaher the ap- plication of O. J. McMannus for correction of assessmentand abatement of taxes rejected, On motlon of commissioner Gunderson seconded by commissioner Wagner the ap- plication of Neil McDougall for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes were re- jected. i ) On motion of commissioner Wagner seconded by commissioner Sibley the “ap- plication of Ed. L, Naylor for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes were re- commended to the state auditor. On motion of commissioner Gunderson seconded by commissioner Wagner the fol- lowing resolution was adopted. Resolved. That whereas the village of Baudette s about to construct a bridge across the Baudette river upon the line of the county road as laid out by this board in the spring of 1806, the said bridge to be locat- ed in the town of Spooner and whereas the said bridge is not within the limits of the said village except the wash approach there- to, and the sameis in fact a county bridge and whereas the said village of Baudette has petitioned this board for aid in the construc- tlon of said bridge, which is to cost $2875.00 and this board considers the said bridge so to be constructed, necessary for the convenience of persons residing in the north part of the county. Now therefore, there is hereby ap- propriated the sum of 3300.00 to aid the said village in the construction of said bridge and the county auditor 1s hereby directed todraw a warrant therefor payable out of the road and bridge fund the same to be made payable tothe treasurer of the village of Baudetie. On-motion duly made seconded n¢ ried! the board adjourned to.meet o'clock p. m. AFTERNOON SESSTON. Board reconvened as per adjournment with nll members present. - On _ motion of commissloner Sihley seconded by commissioner Gunderson the following resolution was adopted “Resolved was y funds wers { of the publishers of sald newspapors n which | . Wiison. The Bank of Kelllher In the sum of forty- | joi that the applicaticn of George W. Parks for refandment of taxes paid on the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty township 146, range 34 be referred to the county attorney. and by him to be taken up with the attorney general.” On motion of commissioner $ibley seconded by commissioner Wugner John Thoren, of the town of Lummers was appointed supervisor of assessments of Beltrami county, (A. W. Danaher voting 20.) On_motion of commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Gunderson the bond of M, A Olark as court commissioner in the sum of two thousand dollars with E. N. French, J. P, Lahr, Herbert Doran and LS. Royeras sure- ties was accepted and approved. The board then proceeded to open bids for supplies for the poor farm. Thebid of E. H. Winter & Oo, being $3.97 and that of Uhas, Nangle $i84.53. On motion of commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Wagner the bid of Charles Nangle was accepted and ap- proved, Moved by commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Gunderson that the application of Harry Smith for lignor license to sell in- toxicating iiquors at Graceton, Reltram| county be rejected. and the county attorney instructed to take vigorous actlon in pro- secuting for selling liquors without alicense. Moved by commissioner Sibley seconded by commissloner Gunderson jthat the sum of fifty dollars is hereby ‘appropriated out of the county road and bridge fund to the town of Cormant to assist in building a bridge across Cormant Liver, between scc- tions three and four and nine and ten of said township. The petition of F. W. Wilson et al for alteration of boundriesof school districts No. 91 and 102, which were set for hearing at its session commencing on the fourth duy of March 1907, at ten o’'clock a, m., was then consldered and on motion of commissioner Sibley seconded by commissioner Wagner it was ordered by suid board that he bound- aries of said district be changed as petitioned for, and the auditor instructed to Issue to the district clerks of said districts the proper notices; and that the thoundries ‘of the districts be changed as follows: That school district No 91 be changed so that it willinclude the following described territory, to-wit; The east half of Sec‘tlon.\‘ fi(\"e. f : eight, n . nine, ~sixteen, twenty-one, twenty-eight and thirty three all of sai landsare Jocated in town 161 range: 33 und now included in school district 102: and; that school district 102 shall be changed so that it will not include the above described..terri- tory. ’1‘¥m tition of Albert Berg et al for the formation of a new school district set for heariug at the session of the board commenc- ing on the fourth day of . March, 1907, was then taken under consideration and said petition being reasonable it was: moved by commissioner Sibley and seconded by com- missioner Gunderson the following order was made: Order Forming New School District. Whereas. A petition signed and duly ac- knowledged by a majority of the freeholders who are entitled to vote at school meetings in their respective districts, residing within the territory of the proposed new school is- trict, with the approval and recommendation of the county suberintendent endorsed there- on, asking for the formation of a new school district, which shall embrace the territory herinafter described, was presented to the board of county commissloners of this county, at a session of said board held on the 8th day of January, A. D. 1007, for the action of sald board thereon: And whereas, It was then ordered by sald board that a hearing should be had on said petition, at a session of said board commenc- ing on the 4th day of March, A. D. 1907, at the couflé house in the city of Bemidji, in'said county: And whereas, Due notice of the time and place of such hearing has been given by post- Ing a copy of sald order in one public place in each of the school districts to be affected by said petition, and by handing to and leav- ing with the clerk of each of sald school dis- tricts so affected thereby a true copy of such order, at least ten days before the time ap- pointed for such hearing, and by the publica- tlon of sald order twicCe in the legal news- paper printed and published in said Beltrami county, to-wit, The Bemidji Ploneer, which said newspaper last mentioned is printed and published in sald county, and was duly designated by sald county commissloners for the publishing of the same; and due proofs of the posting and service and publication of said order and notice of hearing having been made and flled by the afidavit of Louls Nolan, who posted said order, and by the certificate of the county auditor of sald tcounty, who caused the sald order to be Served upon each of the clerks of sald dis- tricts affected thereby, and by the afidavits | ONE CENT A WOKD. HELP WANT; WANTED—For U. bodiedp unmarried tween ages of 19 and 35, ciul zens of . United States, of good character and temperate reac in habits, who can speak, and write English. For formation apply to R-cruitir; Officer, Miles block, Bemidj. Minnesota. WANTED—For the U S. Marine Corps, men betwern ages 19 and 35. Boys betwecn ages of 15and 17 will be 1 cived as apprentices. An « pportunity to see the world. For {full in- formation apply in person or by letter to 208 Third St. Bemidji, Minn. WANTED: Railroad for Washington. every day. Wages $2 25. Free favre. Call at Anderson & Johuson’s Employment Office, Bemidji, Minn. WANTED: Housekeeper, not over 30 years old. No objec- -tions to two children. F, W, Box 565, Bemidji. laborers We ship FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR RENT--Six room house, with water and light 1. house. Also good barn. In- quire of L. G. Kinch. FOR SALE— Rubber stamps The Pioneer will procure any kind of a rubber stamp for vou on short notice. FOR SALE—Magnificent moose bead, moucted; will be scls cheap Inguire at this cffice, FOR SALE: Good second hand fe. Irquire at this office. FOR RENT. A rnnnnrenooon FOR RENT: Four room house. Inquire third door north of City Hall LOST and FOUND A A A A A AN NN NN LOST: A brown leather hand- bag. Finder please return to 606 America avenue. MISCELLANEOUS . A AR B A et ! PUBLIC LIBRARY — Oper Tuesdays and Saturdays, 2:30 06 p. m. Thursdays 7 to & P m.also. Library in base- ment of Couri House. Mabel Kemp, bibrarian Miss PROFESSION AL ..CARDS. e 2 a2 e s S VUV | LAWYER . WM. B. MATTHEWS ATTORNEY AT LAW Practices before the United States Su Court—Court of Claims—The United g{i':-; General Land Office—Indian Office and Con- gress. Special attention given to Land Con- tests—Procurement of Patents and Indian Claims. Refer to the members of the Minne- sota Delegation in Crongress. Offices: 420 New York Avenue. Washington, D. G D. H. FISK Atteruey and Counseliorat faw Office opposite Hotel Markham. P.J. Russell Attorney at Law BEMIDJL. - - . o L Ny E. E, McDonald ATTORNEY AT LAW Bemidjl, Minn. Office: Swedback Block PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Rowland Gilmere Physician and Surgecn : Miles Block DR. WARNINGER VETERINARY SURGEON Telephone Numbers209 Third St., one block west of 1st Nat'l Bank Bert And $he same was so Dublishod: Tespectively] Solind Poceeaen, measfos Staioys L Aond Whereas, At the scssion of said board | Ole Jonson withess fees State v : | 9f county commissioners commencing on said | ~ Julius Doterson il 4th day of March, A. D. 1007, said petition was | Frani Peterson w) o pubilcly read and considoréd, and arguments | - Jullus betouy 8 of Il Persons iInterosted thereln for and | Swen Haugen withess' tocs. Stai L agalnst the organization of sald proposod | Julius Deserso el new district duly hoard and considorod. Frank Johnson § 1= [t 1s heroby ordered and detormined, That | Julius Patarson. 2 5?:5:333}1’{%%35,;‘}'“&’“& and the foliowing | W Young Juror fés Siai 1 a . to-wit: t Lots 1. 2, 3, sectlon 36, 1ot 5, section 35, town- | Bert, Tonpere juror fees State 19 lot i, sectlon 3Ltown- | Jullus Peberson ;... ... o,.or. 120 ange 80 W.: lots 1, 2, 3, 4,6,6, 7, 8 | Wm McKin juror fees State v Jilius SSCHIG 6 Townahin 100 N Kars 3. loerl | A LSHSRROR: o e Goan lm‘g ;.. sge'cgion 3. wansnl‘;«fl;fl f“nzg 33@” Axelul!v{_gg:r Jurorfees State vs Tulius o + 23 and 4, section 7, township 160 N., $ juror fees Falius TangS' 30 1. ek of sorio el o aeliB 100 X | Wi Rogers iror fess St vs Julits i D e ona’ 4oTRsRID 100 X, Tange W | 1ot | P8 Nelson Juror fees State vs Julius Lownship J00 N rance 8 und 166 T3 Hasman fbisn et ship 100 N. range 30 W, Jots 1o b3 and 4 63 | Losk Uy Eeterson 1% of n¥% and s of section 1, township 160 N., 3 120 range 31 W.; lots1, %, 6,7 and 11, seX of neX | and neX and'se}, section 2, township 160 N., te 120 range 81 sf,‘éa&’}li’ section 11, Al of sectiori 1 ©% of section 14, township 160 .. Tanize 31 W b i ‘s sarac 1 Laseby | B his oL » FRIEND TO FRIEND g;%nulszfg] 1‘“{‘,5““}‘?5“‘“&%" ndsuihonl‘d‘liszrlc% Peterson. 120 3 reafter). deslenated _an S known us Gommon Sohoar Discslat No. 115 of | fourmeron T Clorge by Paul | The personal rccommendations of peo Ry o ohr hmlsiate of Minncsota, _ | Han Chistonson constabls foo Staio ple who have been cured of coughs and sloners of Beltrami county. Minnesota. ngzswcvnr}s?&?s"’éii “constabie fees 2:" colds by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy it . Ohairman of $n1d Board. | Hans - Ohslsipmac ool 370 | have done more than all else to make it a gce‘»::wJAO%I‘Vle}MANN‘ State vs Christopher Wilson...... 6 15| staple article of trade and commerce over Minoorty uditor of said Beltraml county, Tlfi)flfi!}i&l”lahosnmmonlugm TS 178 50| ® 18rge part of the civilized world. fi T ... .. 5 5 Rated this 5th day of March, 1907, Thomas Balley feesummoning jurors he report of M. D. Stoner, of fees and | - Maroh 1007 sorg 1920 Barker’s D St o et 0% ice, of county surveyor | Thomas Bailey feos sorving personal arker’s Drug Store ed, e otition of k. . ustateon et at pray- (1 B'Ohnc ¥ eriing county pitsoners. 0 o ¥ on of a new school 5 disirict In the town of Renvillo. comprising | - peaarty 1o Statom i€ Dorsonal 20 years experience the following territory sections nineteen, | Thomas Bailey. foas Gistrict conrt as.a ;‘;‘:‘{"‘Yh‘g‘ggn:r{finf. Uventy-elght, twonty. | cases...... . 970 3 - thirty-one, = thirty-two —an 2 on motion duly niade seconded and carried | Thomas Bailay fe the peuition “was set for hearing at the ses- 4 310 i;.l)o;cr;wm %nrd to be held April 2, 1907, at 11 D! I ' R R E ; A Moved by commissioner Sibley seconded by | Themss Baicy teoal s iicers 2% ° g?r&gl%sé%fi%?leux‘xldsrson duun,lzeej dfis[ 4:{;):1 for February..... o 20332 E : ail asa district Jail by the Bourd of gontrol for e aupiriet Jull by the Thomas Bafley fess justlos cours si55| 0V € Ear, Nose, Throat ot Koochiching county be and the same |ThomasiBailey board of prisoners ls‘?fi;ehéfifl?n%xirxs R e ARy -, 10|Diseases of Men; Diseases with his lands descrivd A follows. ' th alley fees justice court . |of Women; Nervous Dis- e 't ter, the . nortonst qumer'fia‘}";fi?"figfifi% * Jaarter co court | eases; Chronic Diseases. of section twenty-nine und the northwest i quarter ot the northwess quariér of - sechon | 1 Saoda foesof clerk of court. S8 Coming to Bemidji Lwenty-elght, township 149, range 32 to bo | F W Rhoda feeattending board audit 1500 ’ 3 set off from school dlstriot No. 5h and made | Wes Wiieht sctending Toter oinae 1380 ury, pri a part of school district No. &2, was conslder- | TS Harris recording bonds and ap- ed and on mation duly made, seconded and | pointments. ... c. 1550 Markh: Hotel 9 carried was sot for hearing at_next session | Jonn Wilmann attending board audis * 1 1309| 8t Markham Hotel 9 a, m. of the board to be held April 2, 1%7. at ten | John Wilmann attending board audit 13 00 :30 o'clock, O M Skinvik drawing grand and petit to}3: psin. O otion duly mado seconded and car- | jurors. Lo . 0 urd adjourned to meef ‘ednes- - Je 2soongd sdloueacd to meo “pasensms v - 1 One Day Only ! anaher voting no). . WEDNESDAY, March 6, 1907. Hassett & Trefeten refundment of 5 unused part of liquor license (A W Dr. Rea has made more re- FORENQON SESSION, Balialns yoling mo). o % markable cures in the Nor- Roard convened as per adjournment with county attorney . 10 5 all membors prescns, "o A0 Beltrami County N ®|thwestern states than-any Moved by commissioner Sibley and second- | register of deed 500 living man. ed by cOmmissioner Wagner that Dr.|A B Allen stationer: Blalkeéslee be paid the sum of $10550 in full [ auditor...... : 1650 for all services as county physician and | Free Press Printing Co settloment chairman of the county board of health frem records.... .. .es 275 February 1, 1007 to Februury 20, 1907, Free Ptess Printing Co plat book 2% Moved by commissioner = Sibley and |Free Press Printing Cocalendar pads 310 seconded by commissioner Wagner that the | Free Press Printing Co stationery sulary of D, Ward be divided as follows: As for judge of probate... . 705 county physician, the sum of $1.000.00 and as | Pioneer Press blanks for sherift 500 chairman ‘of the county board of health the | Ploneer Press blank book coun b'd sum of $1.000.00, per year to be paid in| treasurer........... £ 25 monthly installments t0 meet at one o'clock | Pioneer Press blank book sheriff's P m. on motion board adjourned. office. 7 egion pu! —— teachers examination AFERRHOON SESSION. E L Oberg printing abst Board reconvened us per adjournment with | o Danaher voting no). all members present except George Gunder-|E L Oberg witness fe 'S son. Chas Iinnick. . . Moved by commissioner Sibley and second- | Miller Davis printing stati ed by commissioner Wagner that COUDLY | recOrd.. .. r.oe. . iR prisoners sentenced under section 5408 re- | Bemidji Pioneer Pub, Go. publishing vised laws of Minnesota of 1905 be during the delinquent tax list.. ... % term of their imprisonment required to per- | Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. stationery form manual labor as the board may through for auditor 3 its committee direct. *| Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co check books Moved by commissioner Wagner and |Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co notice bids seconded by commissioner Sibley that com- county physician i wissioner Wright be appoiuted i committee | Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co aj of one to employ the county prisoners at manual labor as he may direct. Moved by commissioner Sibley and second- | examination . ed by commissioner Wagner that the follow- 'Bemidji Pione ing report of the county auditor be accepted | _county board % and approved Bemidji Pioneer Pub (o proceedings A1l curable medical and su-gical diseases, Honorable board of county commisstoners: | eounty board. . ® 49 00| acute and chronic catarrh, and. Special Dis: Gentlemen, 1 have the honor to report to | Bemidii Ploneer Pub Co school cases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lung the county board that in com-| Qistrict notices,. L......... 1155 Disease, Early Consumption, Bronchitis, Bron linnce with the resolution adopted 'by the | Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co notice meet- - | chial Catarrh, Constitutional Catarrh, Dys- Board at their meeting held January 15, 1907, | ingboard of audit ... .. ... = 3 15| pepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach and Bowel [ have conferred with I'. W. Rhoda regarding | Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co heads and Troubles, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica. the settlement with the counties of Olear- tails delinquent tax list... v 34 65 | Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Kidney, Liver. water and the county of Beltrawi, and that | Bemidji Pioneer Pub Co stationery.. 22 15 | Bladder, Prostatic and Female Diso: i h: r{; V‘V(l(l)l’zra zto geg(t?lrrr‘ssxfigrw;;;r u?{:s;g‘nb gem:g!§ ficneur ;'ng Co sna.tlionery.. 23 % %lness. Ngrgousln?ss. Isridh.’esuul:‘n Ione'J N 3 ol A ct- | Bemidji Pioneer I’ub (0 stationery.. erTuD! utrition, Slow groth in children, ully submitted. John Wilmann, Bemidjl Pioneer Pub Costationery.. 2000 and all wasting discase In adults. Many Moved by commissioner Wagner and | Bemidjj Pioneer Pub Costationery.. 21 | Cases of deafness, ringing in the cars, loss of Té’fi;’é‘d“& 2‘3;‘ %T?Jii‘%&?,.fi’éfl“ ntilénthf;‘;;;’- Jerxl,rxfl‘Pl“mblngCODlebing and g{esighc. cataract, Cross aves, elc., that have e ana éffii?&f the fimunclul stsuos bo. ng:&’}é foumb & Co plumbing and : & aa:fly%?%fil.y gfi?&?gfi‘ic’s’? flgfit?;'ei? e Ve brd repairing..... 45 | verature of the spine, disease of the brain. fi%‘é"&l’,’nfig ;:?‘fi'fi ;‘me at a compensation of Wl;rfield Electric Co current for poo: S x»m-lnll‘ysm,t apilelpssa henr:, disease, dropsy. g 3 rm. .. 32 | swelling of the limbs, stricture, open sores, Moved by commissioner Sibley and seconded | Warfield Electric Co current for Dain in the bone, granular enlargements and by commissioner Wagner that . W. Rhoda - A ) 15 eeptiiote fae e, Tty 10 gl ne eI S mnt et lands title to which have passed from the [ court ho: se and Jail......... . 4333\ menandall who suffer from lost manhood. HO‘\;:?)mesx‘:‘% vxv?na bg«‘:l;‘ ‘zao g? 1:‘%13&_-2% fb:(a fflfi Warflg% Elac&r{ic fiu current for nervons debility, spermlawrrhoea. seminal %gvenyxh‘enmlds;f:;é]éfl?fi:; and tho dnto. ;;\‘tl\'a' E(E“\v;fna;‘f B0 Merchandise for ‘: ™ f‘?es;sénflenxc‘;?il ddee\;:e;iibé?;ell;]f 1RCE of Goseey. same pas - at 4 2 s B Compensiiion of fivedotlass for each 570 o | £ Winter I T T s *Hbved by commissioner Sibley seconded by | W iitor o el ng, boro palns, swell commissioner Wagner that sum of one| poor farm. . 42|kidney and bladder troubles, weak back, hundred dollars be and the ?fl-‘"e is hereby | E'H Winter & T burning urine, passing urine too often, gonor appropriated out of the county road and poor farm.. . 14 €4 | rhoea, gléet, stricture, receiving treatment, bfiigflgg n‘%‘flg wu ;m}fiiv;: olr .‘,’S‘ST‘L‘} t?mls'ne ap |E tN French & Co drugs for poor nrompt relief for life. Yest through sections thirty.-tve und thirty- | BN Tronon & Go d¥ags small box " | Cancers, Tumors, Golter, Flsiula, Piles. six, township 148, range 34 for the corduroy- | patients. A 9 70 = B8 R o commisioner sivey ana | BT STEANGCTRAIBRIGS L ) s A AL T o seconded - by _commissionor Wagner the | Miss Hatti Preton come ot pooe L | out pain and without the loss of a drop of salary of the superintendent of the DOOT farn1 |~ farm JANUATY .orr . oors " 3000 Dlood, isone of his own discoveries, and is was fixed atthe sum of one hundred dollars | Geo Weetman balance on claim 50 41 40 | the most really scientific and certainly sure per month. 1 3/Gonld Taorchahiice for ot 1 50| cureof the twentieth century. Consulation D erchanc county- 50 On motion of commissioner sltg“ey seconded | Hattie Peetor k at poor far: * to those interested, $1.00, by commissioner Wagner the auditor was in- |~ February T %0 DR. REA & CO., structed to have T. J. Miller to place an in- Surance of threo thousand, dollars on the | O aeb i ket | arols M, iquTlile main h!llldh;g fixtures and furniture of the [ Mrs C C Newman n I3 county poor farm. 1 11 tients. . On motion duly made seconded and car- | AN BILE I BotemS - oners.. 9 ried the following bills were audited and the | Martin Gilsiad labor on Rebbede auditor {nstructed to issue warrants upon POBA. + cecrvorivcasnencse s 24 00 the respective funds. J A McAvoy horse old 0 poor farm 65 00 CS sf?nde‘ wnngsé fees %',M.e vs S, G'iz)sebclilliksbndb teamwster at poor farm 500 aul Fournier an eorge Cyr..... 2 g ! Eab: veles . Oharles Le Boque witness fees State §0 Refsdal butter for poor farm.... 19 04 vs Paul Fournier and George Cyr . 8 00 [ L M Moon constable fees and mile- Ike Halverson witness fees State vs age State vs Tony Manning. . 8 10 pig fommmlerandBoomss S, 0 045 Mom QoplnoitcareotBa iy w00 attie Halverson witnes o3 Paul Fournier and Georze Cyr 848 | krank Klie, 55 00 Lace Cartains ugene Caldwell witness fees State & = vs Paul Fournier and George Cyr 812 8% days Nov. 1906 - 985 or Draperies Grace Caldwell witness fees State vs G E Carson ice May 1 to Oct 31, 1906. 17 00 3 me& Fnlurniel'llnd Gséurzes?y'fe 812 Ji}‘;}‘;g‘,’;’f’ cutting cordwood at 100 00 Made like new by our special pro- Bl Fournics mna Goomob9r .. 812 | Lovi Price shoveling snow trom court cess. Why throw away a pretty Q‘ll)rn ng‘nrnxelr wméenés Jaees Sé,a.t/e vs Rl Ef“sw PR D vt 93 g pair of lace curtains or portiers, ‘ournier s 1 e o e v rsA Thompson merchandise for Just because they have become Daul Fournior and Georgo Oyr..... 812| ;ROORIAND oo Lo coce 193%0) | soiled, when we can clean them Thomps booh i e SRS T e R St B4/} semmnailons el run 30 Erick Johnson witness fees State vs a5 Nangle merchandise S| Paul Fournier and George Oyr..... 860 2 4% formation book! 5 Jobn Gillstad witness fees State vs e e s Paul Fournier and George Cyr. 584 - 400 0 M Skinvik, justice fees State 3 ser merchandise f Frank Bogenteef . 370 | poor farm 2013 0 M Skinvik. justic Fleming Bros merchandise for court Paul Fourniér and George Oyr. 400 house oSy T2 0 M Skinvik, justice feos Sia Carl Peterson carrying primary Willlam Foster ... ... .. 3355| election returns and mileage town Walter Marvin, witness fess Stite of Roosevelt- . S 800 vs William Fostor. . SR 1 72| Cbas F Schroeder carrying genenal Petor Ant, witness fees State vs election returns and mileage town i aen oo s fees State vs 1 O B rns and mileage town of Leen 140 l\s BEAUTIFLL FACE MD Stoner, wit T Edwin carrying general election end stamp for Parficulars e+id Testimonials of the Willinm Foster 1 12| _ returns and mileage town of Hamre 160 remedy that clears the Coumplexion, Removes Skin Ol9: Selnae JE Dade moving body of S Paullus Imperfectios s New Blood and Improves the M am Hoster e i sivsciation hon s LAY AUk, “’E'Ah TY r Travercy. w R et v 17| el ittt mul g REAUTYSKIN ose) Isel, witness fees State vs * b s g - ident small pox patient ... . ... 500 1 oSt i foes State vé . |7 Dado transportation non res: Willlam Foster.. ......... (12 _identsmall pox patient 1950 O M Skinvik, justice fees State vs J E Dade transportation non res- Guy Welcome... ... .............. . 250 _Identsmall pox patient. .30 o Mgklnvlk. justice fees Stute vs JE Dade transportatior W Mack and Van Loan....... ... 22 9| identsmall pox patient 18 50 O M Skinvik, justice fees State vs E Dale transportatio Oharles Finniol, 2 80| 1dent small pox patient 1200 Ernest Oberg, wit T A Blakeslee bond no: Obarlex Fianie 412| small pox patient ¥ W80 Ernest Oberg jus On motion duly made. seconded the fol- Harry Holmes.. . 420 | lowing bills were disallowed » 5 Ernest” Oberg justi Polk Count; 64 85 Tony Manning.. . ... 365|DrHGrun 2800 Ernest Oberg justice foes State’ vs Village of Kelliher. 10 40 Ohas. Finnick .. .. .. ....... ... 560 | M Phibbs...... 07 25 \votl(g%ms‘ \lv{ltness fees State vs i %1 F gvl.u;nln&))zun;- sf g . Flonicl EGs 2| Eau Claire County A O Kelliher witness f6es State vs B L. Polk & Go 8 00 Pleasant to take Ohas. Kinmick 112 20 00 3 A J'Moon witas S5 %l The new laxative. Does L M Moon 2500 Finnick 112 il not gripe or nauseate. Hugo Lebman witn 320 P B R sw| Cures stomach and liver Jullus Peterson. .. . 158 20 00 - 2 Helga Peterson witness feos State vs e B troubles and chronic con- Miss E White witness fees State vs 940 P R TJullus Poterson..-.... 140 uis| Stipation by restoring the rs A Thomas witness fee Siate vs B & Loxl 15 Jullus Peterson. ..... . . amsey County. 1 Mrs Olot Arneson wibhoss fees’ State | Sonmotion duiy made, seconded and sur:| RAtural actionof the stom- o3 Julius Poterson 100, ried the board adjourned to meet April 2| h, 1 db 1 lof Arneson witne: S , at 10 o'clock a. m. an Jouling Peterson, 160 WES WRIGHT, Bch, favier oWE s e R etoron o800 Atreutd Chalrman. | Refuse eubstitutes. Price 500. Mike Sawa witness fees JOHN WILMANN, . Jullus Peterson: 160 County Auditor. Bark ex’tDiug Store, 4 DRAY AND TRANSFER. Wes Wright, Dray and Transfer. Phone 40 404 Beltrami 4 ve : Tom Smart ray and baggage. Safe and Pian 5 Phone No. Ege | GI?Ameri‘c:“AV?:. DENTISTS. Ir. R. B Foster. SURGEON DENTIST PHONE 124 MILES BLOCK. DR. J. T. TUOMY Dentist First National Bank Build’g. Telephone No. 230 King- Detective Service Tho largest detective service west of Chica- #o. Competent detectives for ‘all occasions. Legitimate detective work transacted for corporations, firms. and Individwals i o1 parts of tho world, " All businss surctly onfidentlal. s today abou Prices reasonable. Advi Sl g RRFERN Y. KNG, e 1ooeapolis, Mlan FARNCIS W. KING, _Supt.