Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1907, Page 1

MINNESOTA HISTORICAL ) THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONE .. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1907 ? INJUNCTION WAS GRANTED; BEMIDJ [ IS READY NEW SEWER BIDS WANTED FORTY CENTS PER MONTH ' — { VOLUME 5. NUMBER 61 MRS. A. L. WARD DIED LAST EVENING; ILL FOR A YEAR Mrs. Ward Went to Rochester, Wis., Six Weeks Ago.--Body Will Be Buried at RochesterTomorrow.--Deceased Sur- vived by Husband and One Son. At 11:30 this forenoon, the Pioneer | last three weeks she has been seri- The Fotll'fll of July Gommitteéé Have Al'l‘anged a Fine Pro. Advertise for New Bids for Sewer. received the following telegram fm‘“‘ously ill, and all hope of her recov- 3 . X ) STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, E Dr. L. A. Ward, announcing thelery was finally abandoned. gl'am.---A swell Pal’ade afldA“ Klnds Of RaceS.---Braln- County of Beltrami. ; Fifteenth Judicial D’igtflct_ death of his wife: Dr. Ward has been at his wife’s se . . E. H.J Burlington, Wis., July 2.—(Special | bedside during the past three weeks. erd and Bemid" Wlu Play Ball.---Oration i Plaint.ft Pioneer.)—M *.‘I) . L. A. Ward] The funeral will be held at 1 f o amuiit, floied l;:)l“;i:'clock ‘:\st “righh Fun:ral Rochester Wednesday aftsrnoon, the by Gounty Att()l'ney Funkley. V8. 2 o’clock tomorrow. —Dr. L. A. Ward. The news of the death of Mrs. Ward came as a shock to her many in Bemidji, although her death was not entirely unexpected by her relatives. Mrs. Ward has been more or less of an invalid during the past year, and the last six weeks she has been anything but a well woman. Mrs. Ward left here about six weeks ago for Rochester, Wis., and from that time has been failing in health. The ! father and a sister of the deceased being buried there. Dr. and Mrs. Ward came to this city about eight years ago, and have made their home here since then, both being well known here. Mrs. Ward was a sister-in-law of Mrs. A. E. Henderson of this city, Dr. Ward being Mrs. Henderson’s brother. Besides her leaves a son. husband deceased The sympathy of all citizens is extended to Dr. Ward in his be- reavement. BELTRAMI COUNTY MURDER, AGAIN---? Yesterday the trunk and was lying a distance of three-quarters of a mile away. Other circumstances regarding the County Attorney Funkley received a telegram from Baudette, announcing that the dead City of Bemidji, Office of Mayor. Ives, C. M. Bacon, Dr. Gilmore. Arrlngomunll—'—l.‘. l.' Pfior, 1. P. Pogue; Eric John P. Pogue, Thomas Maloy, Walter A. Gould, W. N. Bowser, Defendants. Upon the return of the order to show cause made herein ou June 27th, 1907, brought on before me at my chambers, in the court house, in the city of Bemidji, in said couny, on the 1st day of July, 1907, at 10 o’clock in the {orenoon, E. E. McDonald appearing as attorney for the plaintiff, and John F. Gibbons appearing as attorney for the defendants, and the court being advised: It is hereby ordered that upon the filing of a bond by the plaintiff,”approved by me as provided by the statute, the abcve-named defendants, and each of them, are hereby ordered to be restrained and enjoined from executing or delivering to J. D. O’Connel a contract for the construction of the sewers m the city of Bemidji, described in plaintiff’s complaint until the final judgment herein. : Let a temporary writ of injuncticn issue accordingly. M. A. SPOONER, Judge Fifteenth Judicial District. A A A A A A A A A A A A D Judge Spooner yesterday after- noon ordered an injunction issued from the district court, in the case of ence in the amount of $400 and that required to make the check the full amount of ten per cent of location of the body pointed sus- ;. ) Marshal of the Day—Mayor J. P. Pogue. E. H. Jerrard vs. John Pogue, mayor | the bid, 1} body oflPeter Got.hehue has been| :iosly that the death was not To All Residents of Northern Minnesota:— - Finance—Eart e,;.y,,u.u,,..,,,, m: Brink. §|Of the city of Bemidji; Thomas| Also that the certified check for Z iy found lying alongside of the tracks|ihe result of an accident and the You are cordially invited to attend the Fourth of July i = Maloy, city clerk, and W. A, Gould | the difference inthe required amount of the Canadian Northern railway, | county attorney decided to make an = s . £ — W, i T t ke & “ Between Fhudetteind Warvoad, i im‘fest’i';tion. i celebration to be held in Bemidji. <. =i 2 g ,_,::f‘" el B’“'“{ Farl i ekt el e u%po:t:GGWltKII:Emgulz:it;'egclgfi e Beltrami county. _— We will use every endeavor to give- you. an enj bl Sporis and Pastimes—Charles Warfeld, EN. {| council, wherein an injunction was|day was made payable to~ the city y give you._an enjoyable b5 \ A 5 ke 7 From the nature of the telegram, Deputy Coroner Lahr has been|$ ;s 3 Jerrard, L. G. Crothers, Rev. S. E. P. Whil$, askeQ restraining “ the defendants, | clerk instead. of the city, and was it was naturally supposed that the| o va }ymdim and will offcially |§ L€ and assure you that you will be well taken care of. C. Covington, E. A. Schneider, Dy Tuomy, repreSenting the city of Bemidji,lon a Duluth instead of a Bemidji facts were such as to indicatelj ioqrisate the circumstances Come and enjoy a good, old-fashioned celebration. § , 'rsPoration—G. A. Walker, E. E. Cham- ¢|from entering into a contract With|bank, as required by the charter. an accidental death and word was | 1 ounding the finding of the body berlals, W. 0. Marson. J. D. O’Connell, of Duluth,"who was| Mr, Jerrard was one of the unsuc- sent to bury the body. g & i i > * JNO. P OGUE, Mayor. Street Privileges—. P. Pogue, Charles Knox, } | 3warded the contract for building| cessful bidders at the letting of the Later in the day a second tele- and.the mannes'in which ‘the de.ad - Earl Gtk 3 about twelve !’1f’°k5 of scmet. at a| contract for the sewer extension, on gram was received, wherein it was|Man spent the las.t few weeks prior - 2 meeting of the ‘city council_held on|the 24th inst, his bid ' being stated that the head belonging to|to his death, and if necessary, Mr. FORENOON ARTERNOON Entries must be under {2 years. June 24. s $5,520.80. the body had been severed from|Lahr will hold an inquest. CALLATHUMPIAN PARADE FOOT RACES. old. In the original prayer for an.order| The bid of Illstrup & Olson of Your Money’s Worth Mail Orders Filled 0’Leary and Bowser The Store That Salisfies CELEBRATE RIGHT Ceol Suggestions for the Fourth Bunting Flags Ladies’ Shirt Waists—We have just received especially for your “Fourth” needs, a large new shipment of “Du Brock’s” famous summer waists—The new negli- gees at $1.25 up to the finest net over silk production at $7.50. They’re beauties and up to the minute in style. See the new cuff waist. Also New Jumper Suits in fine mercerized fabrics. Just the thing for the Fourth. Extra Specials 9:00—S8tart from Irwin avenue between Third and Fourth street down Third street to Beltrami avenue, north to Fifth street then west to Minnesota avenue, then north to Eight street, east to Bemidji avenue, then south on Bemidiji avenue to the city park., First prize $10 forbest representation; second prize $8, for the most comical re- presentation or character; third prize §5; fourth $3. DRESS PARADE Best appearing team and rig in parade, first prize $7; second prize 3. Single driver, first prize §5; second prize $3. ADDRESS Oration of the day by Henry Funkley will be delivered at city park immediately following the GENTLEMEN'S 100 YARDS 1:30—Fourth street, between city hall and Beltrami avenue, First prize $5; second prize $3. GENTLEMEN’S 200 YARDS From city hall to Bemidji av- enue on Fourth street. First prize $8; second prize $4. MARRIED LADIES’ 50 YARDS From Fourth street on Bel- trami avenue south. First prize $5; second prize $3. SINGLE LADIES' 50 YARDS Same course as above. First prize $5; second prize §3. OLD MEN'S 50 YARDS Beltrami avenue between Fourth and Third street. First prize $4; second prize $2.50. Entries must be over 60 years old. ~ { BOYS’ SACK RACE From First National Bank parade. HORSE RACES 11:00—Third street from Bal- trami to Americaavenie. Three corner east on Third street. First prize $3; second prize $2; third prize $1. Entries must furnish their own sacks. BOY'S POTATO RACE BALL GAME to show cause why any injunction 4:00— Bemidji vs. Brainerd at|should not be issued. Mr. Jerrard down town park. TUG OF WAR 6:30—Corn er Minnesota aven ue and second street. Prize $10. LOG ROLLING s 6:45—At Third street dock\. Prize $10. ROW BOAT RACE 7:00—Start from Third street dock. First prize $3; second prize $2; third prize §1. SQUAWS CANOE RACE Immediately after boat race. First prize $25; secord prize $15; third prize $10. 5 LAUNCH RACE - 7:30—Rules for entries and handicap for each boat in charge of committee on this race. First prize $10; second prize $5; third prize $3. NOTICE & Parties wishing to participate in any of above events must be promptly on hand at time and place set. Judges can declare any event off for lack of sufficient number of entries. CATCHING GREASED PIG. alleges that the city charter and the published notice for bids pro- vided that a certified check in the amount of ten per cent of the bid upon a local bank must accompany the bid. Mr. O’Connell’s bid was $5,432, and was' accompanied by a certified check upon the Lumber- men’s Bank of Bemidji for $400. The complaint further allegel that there was no such bank in ex- istence, and that the check should have been in the amount of $543.20. Also that W. N. Bowser, vice presi- dent of the council, in violation of the charter, guaranteed ‘the differ- Minneapolis was the next lowest, being $5,443.20, but as this firm withdrew its bid and certified check, the Jerrard Plumbing company would have the lowest bid. The injunction was issued yester- day, subject to Mr. Jerrard filing a bond of $500, which the -latter did. At the meeting ' of ‘the - council held last evening, the matter was disposed of by ordering the city clerk to re-advertise for bids for the letting of the contract for the build- of the sewer extension,the bids to be opened at a meeting of the council to be held Monday evening, July 15.; The order issued by Judge Spooner is given above. Furniture Sacrifice Sale - heats, best two in three. First| irst National Bank corner| Winner of contest gets pig for Offered these few days before the Fourth prize'$18; second prize $8; third |east. First prize $3; second|prize. Corner second streetand Closes - July 5 g ’ ROU 3ING BARGAINS prize $5. prize gz; th;rd qgize $1. 1l:?.intries Beltrami avenue. = must be under 15 years old. CLIMBING GREASED POLE AR : : - ' One Lot of Infant’s Fancy Lace Hose— PONY RACES 00 T as Drize 85, Bargains in all kinds of Furniture as One Lot of Assorted Laces— Heatherbloom and Mistle Petticoats in black and colored. . . ... ————————————————————————————————————————————— We have a number of special Outing Suits for Men, arranged in lots Six $5.00 Outing Suits One Lot of Men’s Patent and Tan Oxfords, worth $3.50 Course same as for running race, Eatries open to all, First prize, $7; second prize, $3. Minnesotaavenue from Fourth to Third street. First prize $2; second prize §1; third prize 50c Event is opeu to all under rules of committee in charge. Corner second street and Minnesota avenue. MILLINERY SALE - AT MRS. CONGER’S $2.50 and $3.00 Hats for 98¢--$3.50 and $4.00 Hats at $1.25 and $1.50---All My Trimmed Hats Will Be Sold at Cost ---Store Now Located in Post Office Block, - Fourth Street goods are going regardless of cost Do not fail to see us if you need furniture, as we will save you from 10 to 30 percent = < on every article. Buffets worth $38.00, now $28.50 Chiffoniers worth $24.75, $16.98 China Closets worth $48.00,$36.00 Library Tables " $14.50, $11.60 Extension Tables ™" $22.00, $17.60 All other goods at correspondingly re= duced prices, / ~J.P.Lahr Phone 178-2 323 Minnesot