Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 22, 1907, Page 3

e Engraving. Those desiring engraved cards can leave their orders with us and same will be given prompt and careful attention. Eat Model ice cream. Artistic picture framing at Wm. Ross’. Wanted—A pastry cook.. Apply at Hotel Markham. A. W. Danaher was in the city| today from Tenstrike. Or is it inclined to run -vny? Do Eunish it with a cruel brush and wmb! ut just ask your doctor if Ayer’s Hair| " Vigor, new improved formuls, won’t| make it stay at home on your held ji ?where it belongs. See whlt h air in T acar 5 HIGH QUALITY GOODs The best—not the lowest priced—bread is the cheapest. Our bread, cakes and pies are made from the choicest flour made from western wheat. Get Your Good Things To Eat Ghe IVAqudel CONTRACTOR & BUILDER ‘Estimates Promptly Furnisned ~et me figurewith Markham Sunday Dinner. Remember that you can take your you before you GEO.E.KREATZ \ build Green apples SOC'a‘ peck, while ‘We manufacture the choicest ||family to the Markham hotel and f‘*"‘(“s‘t“‘““’"‘"‘-"“(‘“’“*F“*E‘!‘”’Ffii‘flfimfififltfi [ i Bostdenco and of- [hey_la“' at McCuaig's. cakes, pies and pastry that have partake of a fine Sunday dinner Phone 25 Bakery, Confectionery Wilbur Brannon came down from || a1] the semblance of home bak- || which will be served at 6 o’clock to- g MINNESOTA and Dairy Store Northome this morning. ng. S morrow. Don’t bother with home Closing out sale. =~ Fverything at cost at Boyer’s Cash Grocery. F. Goodman and wife of Grand Forks arrived in the city las‘t night. Matt Phibbs is able to be out, and is rapidly recovering from his attack of lumbago. C. E: Reeves- of Kelhlyr passed through the city last evening on his way home from a visit in the twin ) [cities. They are unequalled by any made in the city. Call at the store or telephone 118, THE LAKESIDE BAKERY cooking, when you can be served so nicely, 315 Minnesota Ave. Phone 125 \ Weekly Excursion to Detroit and Re turn $17.00 V via the SOUTH SHORE, leaving|¥ Duluth every Friday. u Same rate to Alpena, Oscoda,|w Harbor Beach and Port Huron. To|d Buffalo $3.50 higher. Limit Sept- ember ¥5th, 1907. ; For sleeping car and and. steamer | w THE HOME OF Model Ice Cream EEEE EFFE EEE EER City Dray and Transfer Line Safe and Piano Moving Need attention. It will cost you less now than after awhile. It won’t cost anything to have them examined anyway. DR. G. M. PALMER Formerly of Minneapolis Souvenir envelopes at this office. Get your butter fresh from the churn at the Model. Samuel Ellis returned last evening Olfice in Pendergast Building. One Door North of First National Bank Building ; THOMAS SMART g Phone 91 Legal blanks at this office. Souvenir envelopes advertising |to his home at Blackduck. reservation, apply to Mr. A. J. Per Phone 124, Office--Suite 9, Miles Block, Bemidyi, Minn. Fresh churned buttermilk Scts. | Bemidji-as a summer resort can be| complete line of office supplies at rin, General Aegnt, 430 East Super- 33333 d & Youn g a quart at the Model. had altsthe Pioneer office. Per pack- 4pe pioneer stationery store. ior St., Duluth, Minn. AtWOO Fresh carnationsat the Lake Park | 28® 19¢: i y - Olin Erickson of Littlefork was a s CONTRACTORS Green House. Phone 166-3. A. A. Goodrich left this morning visitor in the city yesterday. Notice. d BUILDERS | Closingoutsale. Everything at for Minneapolis, where ‘he will re- Closing out sale. ~Everything at| The summer training school for g : an costat Boyer's Cash Grocery. main fhor severaldays; looking after)o o & ot s Cash Grocery. teachers will be held at Bemidii this Estimates and Plans Furnished June brides should remember we SOLIS I menes, A. K. Bosard of Grand Forks was| J¢3T commencing June 24, and will ext lnter s Before placin| your con- ¢jcarry a nice line of wedding station- J. M. Richards, the local general among the visitors who enjoyed the last five weeks. ; ‘ . P 8 manager for the Crookston Lumber In order t ke th tract, we wish to be given a {fery. 8 day in Bemidji yesterday. fLorCentomake tas g Successeit 1}'134 % to bid on your work. Miss Sheets of Larimore, N. D., | CO™Panys returned yesterday from a - will be necessary to secure a number — chance » nd on y is among the snmmer visitors whe | PUSI"ESS Visit to Minneapolis. Dr. Blakeslee has been appointed | of plages for boarding them during C. L ATWOOD itoad Eh' 8 Mrs. Ross Miller of Yola, Hub.|@s county physician pro tem, during|the training school. 601 lrv. Ave. Phone 80 g 115 noon. . bard county, is expected in the city |the enforced absence of Dr. Ward.| Those having accommodations for ’ H. M. YOUNG . . i .Co: of.Tenst:ke spent ;!ets- tomorrow and will visit here for a| - The best assortment of steel pens, | rooming or table board are request- There is Plenty of it at the head of the Res. 1103 Miss. Ave. Phone 325 erday in the city and retumedito] oy with her sister, Mrs. A. Otto. |at the Pioneer office. Thirty kinds|ed to notify the undersigned of same 2 lakes, and the equipment necessary to - move it is available. his home 1 ing. 1 s home last evening Mrs. John Dale camé down this U G. F. Ross of Duluth, the 1?gger morning from her home at Turtle e and cedar dealer, went to Brainerd|,. 2 < River and spent today in the city from which to make your selection. |giving prices W. B. Stewart, the i f 2 Edward, Boyle; [l tocravad o County Superintendent. Blackduck, spent yesterday in this Automatic Drama—Vaudeville—Pop- [ this morning on business. doing some' shopping and visiting | ; f hi " B ............ ular Concerts ..........- | For blank books, neat pocket|with friends. ) c“y’in'et‘”““‘g to_ his home. last Will Cure Consumption. uy Your Supply NOW 302 Third Street memorandum books, or loose leaf SreRmE 3 sl A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes: James A. Murray, the Blackduck “Foley’s Honey and Tar is the best logger and cruiser, was in the city preparation for coughs, colds and yesterdal, having been at Grand lung trouble. I know that it has Forks, N. D., from which place he|cured consumption in the first eturned yesterday noon. Mr. Mur- stages.” You never heard of any ray went to Blackduck last evening.|one using Foley’s Honey and Tar Charles Allen returned to his|and not being satisfied. A, E. home at Blackduck last evening, | Barker. Don McDonald, one of the oldest and most prominent residents of Grand Forks, came over from the west last night for a few days’ out- use Hunt’s Perfect Baking Pow-|; TO IGHT! 5 ing in this vicinity. N er. ¢ 3 = James Lappen, cruiser and esti- EX ECIALS TRABE _ .Dr. Monah'an passed tl:n'ough th_e mator for the Crookston Lumber THE CAMEAGRAPH city last evening, returning to his|company, came down from Black- s . home at Blackduck from a trip to : f " g Cassimer’s Night Out P 10| duck this morning and will visit price books call at the Pioneer office. Every Evening 7:30 to 10:00 Saturday Afternoon 2:30 t0 3:30 For insurance against failure and Order it delivered early. Don’t wait disappointment against baking day, until fall. Great Northern Railway Brainerd, over Sunday with his family, having spent Thursday night and ot onei Gsnd T z Yellowstons R. H. Schumaker left this morn-| jian Hinnerywho'has charge of yesterday in the city. Mr. Allenv is osing “. fi.e- Tan om‘Park ing for Huber, Minn, where his 4 Grookstort Trisbet Gorpass®s now a fullantlered Elk, having| The careful buyer will be able to wife and child have been visiting for been initiated into the mysteries of [ secure good bargains in groceries operations at Kelliher, came down = = A .., | the order Thursday evening. at Boyer’s closing out sale. Every- ~ vm M The Belle of the Falls Has Her|t™"° weeks past. from Kelliher this morning and will § & ) thing};t s £ 7. Troubles Ben Ellingson, day operator at|visit here over Sunday with his| Hod Fisk left last evening for & ) A the M. & I. tower, went to Pequot | family. Big Falls and Littlefork to visit Al o i | Tllustrated Song this morning to spend the day with| Harry Mills, roadmaster on the | Vith his brother, C. J. -Fisk, who is Notice 1s heroby given, that the board of Ow S e lme 4 When You Know You're Not|his parents at that place. M. & L, left this morning for Du.|chief clerk for Dempsey & Dough-| Souney tommizsioners of, Reltraml county. § 3 " + . g ” N erty, the contractors who are grad-|9h day of July, 1907 at the commissioners" Forgotten by the Girl You Miss Beatrice Mills left last|luth, to visit with his wife, who has|"™" 3 i Toom In the coirt house n tho clty of Be- Can’t Forget night ~ for Langdon, N. D, to visit|been in the “Zenith City” for some|."% the Big FallsInternational Falls|picJ} Belirami counts, Minnosota, xecotve N B A 2 3 extension of the M. & I. railway. under and by virtue of resolution this day with her sister Anna, who has been | time past receiving medical treat- 0082 b7 (ald boaed purenant to chapter To purchase a building site i Mason & Forbes, Comedy Ar-|teaching school at that place. ment. O. I Chamberlain and wife have | Mihnesots, for the yebt 1t n tho um ot P g Alte ; ne hun x - 3ae tists C.S. Dow, wife and maid, arrived| Professor Ritchie and wife re.|gone to Ortonville, the former old| Biioi) tor tho paxpose, of pasing off and Bemidji. We have a number of — . in the city this noon from Grand|turned last evening from a trip|home of Mrs. Chamberlain. They noss of sald county now existing against it in choice building lots” which may A Burglar’s Cunning Forks and will remain here for an | which included visits at Minne.|Will remain at Ortonville and Lake| Said bonds to be tssucd and boa date the be purchased on reasanable terms e outing of several days’ duration. apolis, Annandale and St. Cloud. | Pepin for about six weeks, enjoying from the date of lsstiance theroot and besr ’ Comple_:_en g:::svem‘pmmm John Cann, the Blackduck cedar|They report having enjoyed their|2n outing, after which they will|per annum, payable semi-annually: prin- ) S cipal and interest payable at the office of the return to Bemidji. Mrs. Chamber-|county treasurer of said Beltrami county: lain i ister of R, W. Reed, the | 125 Al board resorving tho right to reject laln 1s a sister of . . Ree € | any and all s : 3 J 5 8nch bIg will be considered by satd For further particulars write or call photographer. board-unless accompanied by a _certified chekc i tho sum of one thousand dollare, s G. E. Crocker went to Blackduck | Einatomin g worintiat | Bemidji Townsi d I ey procker went to Blackiuck i wng sl p et iy | Bernidji Townsite and Im ast evening on a business mission | pay for said bond issue within ten days after _— dealer, returned to his home this | visits very much. ADMISSION TEN CENTS morning. He spent yesterday and| Aad A. Tone, the Northome at- C. .. LASHER & SON, Props. ||, night in the city on business. torney who has many friends in this assnesssssss———n | Rev- Bondahl, who has been at. | city, came down from his home this tending the Lutheran conference at | morning and spent today in the city, H . £ ice 1 sent by mail to his address that said s Just Received || vorncd, ussed throueh te ity |ooking ster some very importanfor the Grand Forks Lumber con-| EfeF S liahe il provement Company. 5 re- last evening on his way to Black-|matters that will not stand for de-|Pany. Mr. Crocker states that the |tained pyeaid connty as liaaidated datiases P se “ for the breach of contract by said bidder. company’s crew at the “Duck” has|“®hated’at Bomiag, Mipn, June 13 B H. A. nearly completed hoisting logs at Ol WiLiANK, - A. SIMONS, Agent. Swedback Block, Bemidji. that place and that the hoister 3 ‘. would soon be used to take logs NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. from Lake Irwin, all of which are o£‘,"‘§fi2“’1’v‘z¥§;§s’s‘§i§"fi“°’a‘ k?»“" gl . duck. lay. A large shipment of Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma- Torkel Hoiland of Fosston, who| 7J. H. Scribner, the Minneapolis chines. The best and most [§|M2S @ cClaim near Big Falls, came|land man who has interests in Bel- beautiful line of cabinets ever Jj{doWn from the latter place this|trami county, returned to the “Mill cuprled in She ofty. Al @ morning and left this afternoon for City” this morning, after having B . . ice is hereby given that Arjen Vander- J S = =>|shipped by rail to the mill at East |, Notics!s hereby gl » Minnesgia, has filed | complete line of Pianos, Organs [§| Fosston: spent the last three days in this| . = 0 ) Sg‘fie?;;hfiinpgfizfi?fi%fi%?{ ve-you and Sheet Music at popular Miss Letha G. Carlton of Bridgie, | Vicinity showing land to prospective 2 5 11| stead Entry No. 20516 made Név - ) = - irs T 5 ame: 4 terd £ P 2 purchasers. Typewriter ribbons, nearly all tg?nfiagfiwx.‘nndnsgx Sox, section 2. town « o L i bo. \nge 3 pncas: I’;epfin; dor sewing ; edel u‘: yester a);] . ah te;noonh rom R makes of standard machines at the %fl?bfixflnd& }wa;fin'mfi"ffin“z% Tecelver, 8t ' mashince of:allkdnds. ske, near which place she has| - Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Daniel,| pioncer office. He names the following Witnessos fo prove i been teaching school. ~ She left for [ Mrs. J. G. Morrison, Mrs. L. C. —_— e bls contlnuous residence upon, and cultiva- 18 Bridgie last evening. Uran and Miss Dickenson of Red Bids for School House Peter Larkin, Stanley Moorhead of Turtle — . G % 3 River, Minnesota. 5. 5. OARLEY = = BISIAR,VANDER J| s james Reed and little daugh. |Lake Indian agency, were in the Akeley, Minn. ELEY, Now that the picnic season is on we are ter of Blackduck, were in the city|City yesterday. They had been to yesterday, having come Y from | White Earth gmd were on their way Bertha, where they had been on a |home, leaving for Red Lake yester- visit to Mrs. Reed’s parents. They day afternoon. ' left last evening for their home at| R. W. Reed expects to leave in a Blackduck. few days for a tour of the country F. W. Rhoda returned yesterday | 2bout Red Lake. He will be gone -~~~ | from a trip to Baudette and Spooner; | for some time and will get some ele- where he renewed acquaintance with | gant views of Indians and their en- » his numerous northern-border | vironments, which™ he will have on friends. Mr. Rhoda tarried in|exhibition at his Bemidji studio: The undersigned hereby gives notice that sealed proposals for the erection of a schoolhouse at Akeley, Minn,, including all labor and material, will be received by R. F. Prayj, clerk, until the hour of 7 p. m.,, on the 2nd day of July, 1907. All bids must be in strict accord- ance with the plans and specifica- tions, prepared by Wm. Elliot & Son, architects, of St. Paul, which may be prepared to supply the lunch basket. Our canned meats cannot be excelled in quality and excellence. We thave canned ham, chicken,, salmon, and other varieties of meats. ‘ Our canned fruits are the best and pur- est in the market. We have peaches, pears, raspberries, strawberries, plums, ap-. ricots and grapes. Try a can with your LIP & COMPANY 311 Minn. Ave, Phone 319 Bemidji . 3 next order. Winnipeg one day and greatly en-| Mr. Reed will have an artist of ex-|seen at their office on and after We have Pmkage crackers, Nabiskes joyed the trip. perience at the studio during his|May 23, 1907, and may also be Want Ads 3 % R £ & e dbesnes! seen on application to R. F. Pray, Festinoes, a.b?rg_e variety of cookies -and st o, Siperintendont of . |clerk, at Akeley, and the Builders’ otHer good things to select from: 2 the Thief River Falls schools,ac-| We often hear - people complain Exchadige at.St. Paul, Minnsanolis ol Do not forget i companied by his wife ‘and child, | they are not able to get good -lead xeaate : ! P 0 OTgel we carry in season oranges, and Crookston, Minn, FOR RENTING A lemons, apples, bananas, berries, and all arrived in the city last night'and|pencils. We carry in stock an ex- will remain here until after ' the/cellent line and you can get a HH; Abie':‘fif:e zi‘;:k ::’Rs ‘;f';em’ PROPERTY, SELL- fresh fruits. 4 E summer school has adjourned. Mr.|HHH, HHHH, HHHHH, or a Playi € :t St :n = &.:h i;idmay, ING ' A BUSINESS We have a eomplete s%ck of fresh and Hay and his family will camp on|HHHHHH. If you want a soft| o MU i P f 2 e OR OBTAINING apto Gate wickesed il Savite you to cal - A Refreshing Drink the shore of Lake Bemidji whx!e pencil try our BB, BBB, BBBB, e | 8U21anty; the same to be returne HELP ARE BEST. and see thid lin :[: elenh. ) = at all times, and especially in hot {|they are here. carry the celebrated Kohinor pen- to unsuccessful bidders immediately ¢ 3 €. ephone orders given weather, is a foaming glass of on letting ‘the contract. The party| . careful attention. S to whom the contract is awarded will be required to give satisfactory P bond for the faithful performance of l o n e e r ROE & MARKUSEN the contract. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. LIE Phone 207 (Signed) R. F. PRAY, b 2 Clerk. MOOSE BRAND BEER. 1t has ; 1to and aody, too. -Cool. healthful, §| ™" Whois in perfect health, inv igorating, l{; stimulates %i)g(am so he cando an honest day’s work tion and quenches thirst. For a (|when necessary, has much for which d you can find no better than 3 e OOEEBEAND B, fors sood §|he should be thankful Mr. L. C,| ' W. R. Ward, of Dyerburg, 1%nn, beer, real lager beer, none better. = e, S e B We 'take spegial care’ Yo" aiake &t Rodgers,. of Branchton, Pa., writes|writes: ‘‘This 1'5 to certllfy fhat.I that way. We deliver it to you §|that he ‘was not only unable to|have.used Orino Laxative Fruit just as good as we make it. Try A 5 o b Lcase at your home? vYork., but he couldn’t .stoop ever to ?ymp for chronic constipation, and e tie his own shoes. - Six bottles of |it has proven, . without a doubt, to Duduth Browing a1t Lo. Foley’s Kidney " Cure made a new|be’ a thorough, practical remedy for man of him. - He says “success to|this trouble, and it is with pleasure cils, checking fencils, colored cils. To be appreciated the must be seen. Visiting Cards. s = A-neat line of up-to-date visiting sare | ) : 5 J.P. SIGNAL ioley’s Kidney Cure” A. K Bar.|I offer my conscientious reference.” | cards can always be found at this| : 2 il Local Agent er. A E. Barker. £y offic. New and up-to-date type S b 2 rib F Th P. c Be;;;:]’:a Phioms 20, oflcepl?h::;;;o"- Fountain pen ink at the Pmneer Duplicate and triplicate order |from which to select style of print- ; u Sc e or 2 e loneer . : office. books’ at the Ploneer office. ing.