Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 6, 1908, Page 2

”‘J’Mw lww Sheriff’s Sale. State of Minnesota, l ss. County of Beltraml, | Byron Carter, Plaintiff, Vs A. A, Cartor, Defendant. Notice Is Hereby Glven, That by virtue of S an execution to me directed and delivered, BLAY GLEMENT WILL PLAY and grossness. Mr. Clement’s Ho- THE HEM"”I BMLY PIUNEEH enstauffen suggests intimate asso-]| 21T “NEW DOMINIOH" HERE <o v D rop T PUBLISHED RVERY AFTERNOON, BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. By CLYDE J. PRYOR. ciation with cultured Germans, an o : e Mr, Clem‘iintufnmed when Hifih livers, heavy feeders and hard drinkers drop by the f— The next attraction at the City|® Student at Heidelberg for the e. If you want to have a long life, as well as health and now in my hands, Issued out of the Dis- A waysl s : 5 Baronin the play is of noble birth & 5 5 vic Pl tte § strict, S Opera House will be Clay Clement, e R o | and is gentle as an old gardener, | and strength, live a temperate life, and let your diet con- o dered i said|in the “New Dominion,” . i3 Eon i B b R 6ATHER aa Tt s e Monduy| “After Colonel R. G. Ingersollsist of foods like ; 3 saw Mr. Clement for the first time DR P GE! ] A. A Carter, I haye levied upon the follow- | cOmes to i in this part, he wrote the actor a WHEAT FLAXE CELERY Tntered in the postoffice at Bemidjl. Minn., as second clags matter. SUBSCRIPTION---§5.00 PER ANNUM e | JOHN T. AND HIS “STING. ant. to-wit: Pemidji is indeed fortunate West, contalning 55 acres, and the unplatted inig deseribed real property of said defond- { ¢ uepin, 3 'l‘h: Sll?]l?dl ugllhu NIE’J fil’ S%{‘. 5.] fu}(l. Lot5 (‘;l" Sec. 4, all in Township 146 North of Range i i > f portion of Lot 1. and tho NW. of the NI of | SECUTing so eminent an actor in so letter in which he said: The o e i e SR GGG Sk sterling a play; and the Pioneer can | Hobenstauffen of your creation has right writer) in the Big Fork Com- ratt’s Subdivision' of Lot Threo (3), in strongly recommend this actor and the culture of the university, the One (1) of Ridgoways Subdivision of Sec o= “At recognizes the “‘sting” end of Oyler’s pencil. Glad you have found a good thing “Clyde”—knowing that the point in question once put the entire editorial force of the Pioneer, out of business,—we feel highly con- gratulated. On the side, we might : Fifteen (15) and Twenty Two (22) in Towns! : s bei st | high breeding of the court, the cour- e i Norihor amgn 8 Weotr " ' "V bis great play as being the very best| »'8 e agrm S : last the Bemidji Pioneer of Y, A D 1808, & ehe hous of 1oolcloait v, | attraction that has come to this|3&€ © Yy Sa0, the colitesy m. of said day, a the cast front doorof the | . t and tenderness of the perfect gentle- Conrt House, In ‘Lhe Otty of Bemiajl, in satd city. 5 TDlAse o ocd deserib county and state, proceed o sell all the . [ P » | man.’ S Scribe S % :r\mkmém«m.gx?m{.m of tho sbovenamed | Relative to the "New Dominion, o e . A. Carter, defendant herein, in and to the 0 3 eyon i€ abilf of wi S ol abovo described broperty. to satisty said | the Morning Oregonian, of Portland, | °%Y Y g : judgment and costs, amounting to Eleven Ore., says: lesser attainments an estimate of < - Clay Clement’s creation and of his ntorost, on the samo. from thio st dayor| Not to have seen Clay Clement ¥ i A arch, K,at the rate of 6 per cent per an-| . 3 i 1 exemplification oi at c T as num, at public auction, to the highest bidder | in one of his most finished creations, P 7 v Krnown to be pure, clean and wholesome. The aged and young, delicate and strong, sick and well are benefited by eating regularly of this simple food, as it is appetizing, Hundred Seven Doilars and Eighty Cents, together with all aceruing costs of sale, and ay also, if tt adn’t cash. A it i & ol . o : ‘s‘sfoppead overgu:h: E;::gjr }:;‘ould foresshpos. BAILRY, Suorir, “Baron Hohenstauffen,” is not to|Strong as it is deservecll]. Maxi easy of digestion and highly nutritions. Try it and you = have been akin to the “Mirror” long D. 11, Fisk, Plaintif’s [m'uu?;-l ov- Devuty. | pave seen ome of the great actors of Goodw'm has; his, ; Maxine; will find that it is delicious. 29 ere this. We trust the erstwhile Dated Bemlay, Minm, ADHLNML, NG the day in one of the most charming | Clement his Kathleen. Miss Kerri- editor of the Pioneer will not get a glad pain while perusing these lines —nor his egotistic successor fall from the high perch of his purported prestige.” The “sting” in the stuff which Opyler wrote when he ran the Bemidji Emterprise for certain parties who had some ax-grinding to be done was, apparently, on the wrong end of the “pencil-pusher’s” vitrolic pen, as he (Oyler) left here with anything but a savory record as a man of his word and a person with a well-balanced set of brains under his hat. The writings of Oyler have not bothered the Pioneer in the least. SANITARY METAL FOLDING BED FOR SALE AT THE Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land .| Office, at Cass Lake, Minn., May 20th, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that Frank 8. Patter- son Of Wilion, Minnesota, who,on April 25th, 1902, made Crookston H. E. Wi NEX, SEX NEX and NEX SE!, 28, Township 147 N., Range 34W,5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of h ntention to make final five year proof stablish claim to the land above deseribed. before I W. a, clerk of district court, Beltrami Co., Minn., at Bemidjl, Minnesota on the 27th day of June, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: William Dandliker, of Wilton, Minnesota, Harry Bowers, of Bemidjl. Minnesota, Joé Burnham, Ole Haugeuson of Wilton. Mimne- S0ta. E.S.0AKLEY, Register. Notice of Mortgage Sale. Detault having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made and dated the dth | BARGAIN STORE FIRST DOOR NORTH OF day of March, 1904, by H. M. Greenfield and Bertha Greenfield, his wife, as mortgagors, to the Glueks Brewing Co., a corporation, mort- gagee, and recorded in the office of the Regis- plays of this or any other day. In “The New Dominion,” of which the eminent actor is author, and in which he opened a week’s engage- ment at the Marquam yesterday, there is presented a study in char- human. The charm of the play lies in its ever-present simplicity, in that not one strained effort for mere effect mars the beautiful unfolding of the story. The comedy is of that high order one finds in the classics. acters that are lovable and altogether | gan, ‘as the Southern girl, who so completely captivates the German philosopher, that the poor man almost loses his mind in the franctic efforts to make her understand his broken sentences and comprehend his love, is one of the striking beau- ties of the American stage, and also possesses true dramatic talent. In her love scenes she is irresistibly winning and when she tells her father her heart belongs to the absent Baron she fairly scintillates There is an absence of coarseness with dramatic fire.” ——THE — Winona Seminary WINONA, MINN. OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 7th, 1908 A Boarding School for Girls Conducted by the SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS MODERATE IN PRICE, PRIVATE ROOMS Rooms for two, three, four and seven students Its certificates and diplomas admit students to the leading Colleges and Universities without exammation. — It offers conservatory advantages in piano, violin, voice, church music and pipe-organ; departments under personal supervision of eminent artists from the best conservatories of Leipsig, Berlin and Paris. — Departments of Art, Dramatic Art, House-hold ter of Deeds of Beltrami County, Minnesota. on the 10th day of March, 1904, at three o’clock P. M., in book § of mortgages, on page 3, This paper is doing a nice business and we are not at all worried by POSTOFFICE, BEMIEJI. . 100 feet, all according to the el t 1 prise, and shows where the “sting”| Eye, EEar, Nose, Throat |iiie thoror. o o1& 10 the governmen hit. That by reason of such default in the con- 2 Diseases of Men; Diseases ditions of said mortgage, there Is due and N . Nobody is afraid of you, Oyler.|of Women; Nervous Dis-|{ateheroot. o total amotnt of brncipal n‘,,(;i With the growth of Bemidji You'er too “small potatoes” to take| eases; Chronic Diseases. |accricdinterestin tho sum of six hundred good lots are becoming into consideration, at all. Coming to Bemidji atlaw or otherwiso laving been brough to _1 .1 2 ,Now, thoretorc, noticd i Horeby ghvon that scarcer and scarcer. We o y Vittue of the power of salo In sald mort- Friday June 26 i tiusiusseret beic' fli ot ; NOW FACE MURDER CHARGE Eltoed by Salc of Shid descEibed DRcIises 86 still have a number of good at Markham Hotel 9 a, m. | public auction to the highest bidder for cash, . 5 = y the Sheriff of said Beltrami County, af e * T8 | by the Sherlif of said Beltrami County, at th lots in the residence part of Victim of Boy Bandite in Montana to 3:30 p. m. main or front door of the court house in_the | Dies. Y ‘O, 0| SioTasy thoSoth-aay of J o100t et 1 s elok town which will be sold on i londay the 29th day of June,1908,af o’clocl 7 et AL M St One Day Only !|Ehuesm sineios oot Bémpsty: -t l:' A1.1 . tum? -;wmxu;n onlsalm yfnodl'_tzaue. t%ficthcrngfll x;n ‘closts of easy terms. » e ugusta ranc sale, including an attorney’s fee in the sum e ;N o Wb By e b \aagits n the| Dr- Realhas made more re- (ot ity (0.6 ‘dollars. 8 in said mortisee . i i Bold-up of the Montena and Grent| Markable cures in the Nor-|”37195%, Minmeapolis, Minnesota, April Northern Saturday night, dled as a| thwestern states than any jsiiss, oo 00 CompaNY, For further particulars write or call - resuly of his injurles. The young living man. Gro. M. Brkogun, Mortgagce. rney for Morteagee, i :onlg;:l;;, Rhea;ms,! atch, (f:rreswall!tana muugwns, Mlngngsom. ! , ranging in age ‘om sixteen B .d.e T i g to nineteen years, must face a charge emi Il Ownslte a-nd lm- i g murder in the first degree under Natice of [Tortgage Sale- = e Montana law. Default having been made in the conditions C T : oS ST R b T R provement Company. i £ 51 .y ril. , by John P. Rippel an | Cuts Fee of Receivers. Mary Hipvol. bis wife: 3¢ moteaors. o | H. A. SIMONS, Agent. Swedback Block, Bemidji. - — ks Browing Company (a corporation) as | of tha reselvors of the Kaichevnormor posieestud peolallo e ol o e i or, i County, Minne- | Trust company, which closed 1ts doors sota, on the 16th day ot April, 1903, at 9 o'clock i *: i he_ fore) , in book 8 ges, ; last fall and reopened them after sev- Pago L TortEaging nd COMeT e b L { eral menths, was cut from $75,000 {ollowing described lands. situated in sald . - each to $20,000 each by the appellate £ot numbered five, (4 tn bloclk numbered i division of the supreme court, sitting g,“;%';“qg);‘in Bn“tgl Acdition to Townsito ‘ B R S e Horcmslpacecdie i b gudl it The Bemidji Pioneer il vers’ attorneys also was cut sim- egister of Deeds in ard for said Boltrami ] County, llarly. In his decision Justice Gaynor By roason of such default In the conditions wrote that the allowance of $78,000 Dl"s:l!ll mortgage there is due and claimed to ° made by a lower court was 80 grossly SotaL amoant o prsasat s aato Loreor. & ’ excessive as to amount to a spoliation ?'lsl'é iots)t‘lim”sum of ilevcn he{ndreéllnn(l ninc]men ® ofithis aosata .68) doflars, and o action &t 1aw OF ohers Th R l bl G S ; S wise having been brought to recover said y 1 ‘t g -~ sum, O; 't th f. i Rate Commission Law Legal. b!‘inolw;brlllre‘}:e?é:u. ngfi%%!is horehy given thas € e la e rocer ore ! Madison, Wis, June 6.—The state | ,AllCurable medical ana sur-gical aiseases | BY viriue of the power of sale in said mort- = 3 ; : s arghle modion, waa Bu oAl & * | zage contained, said morteage Wil be foro- : : 4 Up To Date Goods. supreme court has decided that the ?’.lé’s:&"%nfi fi?g%fi? ?«'g}a .'-]z':a m?i%:.c‘,‘r,?.ifg closedy a salc of satd described premises st The ordinary grocery store is often dis- » The Ri;lft Placwi“ ge:el‘;m Stack act of the legislature creating the Wis- | cniat Gatarrh, Gonstiintional Setemi Bion | by the Sherif of sald Bltrami Gonnty, ot it appointing. Not so here: We have in Sl consin railroad rate commission is pepsla, Sick Headache, Stomach and Bowel ain or {ront dooe of the const hotise in the stock the very best line of appetizing gro. . 4 % 3 eltrami County, - 3 . - B - . :onltltutlons.l. The famous tenement | BEr o P o teo ol s SCItica. | 5ol ooy tho S0n doy of June 1006 at 11 crots o in th J, PP g 8 The Pioneer in putting in this stock gives the ouse law, passed in 1906 with drastic | Bladder, Prostatic and Female Diseases, Diz- g; ‘é';*“g!:n!g;lagn-em'lgfl;(g‘sfieyrflvcn;um“Lhcntflu% ceries in the city. People of Bemidii and di | Dro;lx:;lo;lhs; ish declm';:d 'voll((l. ‘A law :;‘,::,‘;‘f;,{:fi‘fi?,‘:fifl?éfl;_Is’igif‘;"fiéfifibifl&%}{;;j salo l(gpgls‘%iggfin'na){ney'xs}ec m“b Gy onn of We have on hand a large and choice se- f ot Bemid)i and surrounding country as good tax! shares of stock of trust|snd all wasting disease i 1ts. M. 7 (630, lollars, as in sald wortgage pro- 3. . 2 und i 3 companies as personal property is g;gfi;}ffl,gagnmglnflnslg"thf-;g. ‘°i’n:’¥ iged s at Minneapolis, Minnesota, April lected line of fruits, vegetables, home 8 o Dom bt i 20y slationery slars . » cataract, cross e; 3 oy o 3 p A pronounced constitutional. Sech fmproperty treaied FS. :.,g{e%,efd?%,;gg S ——— baked goods and staple and fancy goods. red.” Doformities, Ccur: 2 NPANY, b A . 3 TERAfe o tho apine, disease o i bratn, | 030,10 Buwsc, ™ SUELG, Choice creaméry butter and fresh eggs Type Writer Supplies Paper Fasteners . ralysis, e 3 3 v for 3 § 7 BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. g;'e?lg;:sgtgt {%eefisygbs. is‘t‘;-lcnii%?!gnegrs%x;seg: Minneapolis. Minnesota. constantly on hand. i e e dl“‘i "fMR‘bb“" The best and most complete pain in the bone, granular enlargements and or al andar achines line of fasteners to be found an; ' ” all Jong-standing disease: X d. i | 4 L B g Dispatches to Dun’s Trade Review | . Youlg, middie aged and old. sinply o mare- either copying or record; Type where. We have the Gem Clips, ; Indicato further progvess in tho right |fedmsn nd ofl o Suer trou ot e ROE & MARKUSE N || woerot, Gerbon Paper, 5ox Niagara, 40 K,” “Klip Klip,” | rection, especially as to the number | inal losses, sexual decay, failing memory, inneapolis Wheat. Type Writer Paper from 80c per Chal; i i of h weak eyes, stunted devel 6, lack of PHONE 207 P pe allenge Eylets and other va- H lnctu:"li:: employed in the mills and | SO O35 stuntod Dloedemm Db e llgigueapolla, June 5.—Wheat—July, box of 500 sheets up to $2.00. rieties. el ments fo marriage: also blood and skin dis- i . g, sSaxm, 89%ec. On track—No. 1 TS R NI A 5 8 2 means of checking tuberculosis 5, 8 Focione | bard, $1.113%; No. 1 Northern, $1.- | pains, swelli sore throat, ule , effects of S " o . { in the principal clties of Braal the | mercury kidney and blm?é"e‘r‘fr?)‘\?bfes.esm;k 09%; No. 2 Northern, $1.07%; No. 8 Pencils Blank Books . burning urine, i i :z:ga;:“fi:!ez:fl:es of inml couniry | giirhoch ;;*,ec]f,‘:gt“’.’;:?.;},‘;? Tocetving trean: | Northern, $1.01% @1.05. In this line We carry the Fa- Our blank baok stock is a i eampaign involving | ment prompt reliet for life. e Ba c] ca ch < ber: i P 5 the expenditure of $1,250,000. Cancers, Tumors, Goiter, Fistula, Piles Duluth Wheat and Flax. Edaltes Kidnoys and Bizddor Rizk? bla:i( gi’f m«? s s s, Hoe ol Obina has refusod the raquest made | {STLCeCEls snd snlareed clands with thosub | Duluth, June 5.—Wheat—To arsive 2 L peaNR fiaa e aitlave b o et hooks onfirel ] by Japan for permission to station | QuBEin snd Wibouithe idss of & drtp ot | and on track—No. 1 hard, $108%; No. KIDNEY DISEASES S i o2 Short poliee. "Onr speciiliios ; s own ::enty men in Chinese territory, over | mos really sclentine and cortainty ;‘Em'f:";’;g 1 Northern, $1.07%; No. 2 Northern, Notice of Mortgage Sale. Quickly Cured with ard pendils, R are handy books for °m°? or e Korean border, for the purpose of | of "h'é:lf{wcm}sfih century. No' incurable [ $1,08%; July, $1.05; Sept., 89%ec. Flax [ Default having been made in the conditions P 3 private accounts. :&T:;:;glnse ]l‘e‘nde? of the Korean | sultation to those inserested. sLooc o O ‘E;? arrlve, on track and July, $1- |9fa certain morigago mads and dated the Tth K I n H E Y 3 E TT E s | seeking to make their es- DR. REA &IC ; Sept., $1.20%; Oct., $1.19. R e DL L L s ’ -4 - » , V' Al st € ar t10: 1 cape in that direction. Minneapolis, Minn. é\gM{;‘%)‘ho:{cfi::g%t%%);gegfsbung re;:o::r?{%dm}r; w?’&u?fiesfie?% m:’x‘n'&:‘lé.“»“n‘léxu'fi: = bvv ; ke glad .to .show you our stationery and i he office of e Register of Deeds ot Beltram ill disappear and you tored . i CGount. Minnesota, on tho 5th day of Decem- | § portect hasloh. Yo Wi Notioe the porc. Job stock and invite you to call at ‘the office. s I Dber, 1905, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, in book cial eflwg& at once when taking KIDNEY- i 5 of mortgages, on page 036, mortgaging and | { ETTES. Pleasant to take, aot directly ny 3 | smmmsidomeeabelmd, ) § o o pasy TekpiS The B idii Pi [ Qi canal und&idedhone-hilf'(mx intorest in I emai Il loneer ‘ nd to uarter of southwes - | auarter (N, W, 3 of & W. ) of section | { BERS NEDIOINE 0., Des Molass, Towa 3 { twenty-seven (37), township one hundred and - fifty (150), range thirty-three (33), according ! to zéme Kovnrnn‘xfint sl()bl‘vsyd lmhereolt. vamgh OWL DRUG STORE , mortg: assigned by | Said Nass Mavor and Matt Thome, miortiagecs e therein, to Gluek Brewing Company, by an | instrument in writing dated the 6th day of ] une, 1907, and recorded in the office of said | Register of Deeds of sald Beltrami County on the 18th day of June, 1907, at 1) o’clock in the g?arenoon. inbook 1 of assignments, on page That by reason of such default in the con- SE— ditions of said mortgage, there is due and \ . claimed to be due on saild mortgage at the date h%‘leoéé a tocigla‘monnt. 0{ ll"llmrt‘,c%mldang ¥ L . accrued inf it e sum of el jundre: - stand out stronger than ever, as the remedy which and Sixty-ono @610 dollars, and mo-action want Ads " Rheumatism, Catarrh, Backache, Kidney Troubl A e = w I l_ l_ c U n E ) » backache, Ridney 1rouble, Now, uherefore, notice Js hereby given that l he : I)&ll H or any other blood trouble. by Wifise ot hower of sule In sid mort: FOR RENTING A ioneer : b ago contained, sald mortgage Will bo fore- To refund your money if you are not en: [l| cioseddy a saie of said described premises at PROPERTY, SELIL- o " tirely satisficd after tak IURIRF OF L fe, fl[Bisstpadsisnnrit| ING A BUSINESS 40 M tirely satisfied after taking#ialf of the first bottle. Al or £t fo0r o thecatt howss 1 Lho OR GBTAINING C per onth . e . by _Of L, sal eltral unty, I “ous ANDS HAVE BEEN You are the judge. I pay for the trial irvytlofldafnhi"z‘m Aayglc{m:&xm.?c&o'clgck HELP ARE BEST ¢ L Se— . : e CURED if you are not satisfied. O BhId Tmorsease tosather with Bl foats of \ Prepared at laboratory of Matt J. Johnson Co., St. Paul, Minn. sale, including an atvorney’s fee in the sum Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act. June 30,'1906. No. 2029, 2 LRI @000 dollsrs, fus In saldjmorteago . Dated ‘at Mi lis, Minnesota, April FOR SALE AND GUARANTEED BY fontig 2t Minmpesota ueens fon Pioneer B L) i ~ 5 Tuz Grusk Brewie Couraxy, — i o of Mortgagée. arker’s Drug Store Ty : ] Attorne; torisslgneeo“\{orhzagcu. Minneapolis, Minnesots. what Oyler or any other frothing canine may say. The effective manner in which Oyler put the Bemidji Enterprise “out of business” is indicative of what value such tirades are to a newspaper which is endeavoring to conduct a legitimate business enter- 20 years experience as a SPECIALIST DR. REA wmortgaging and conveying the following di- scribed lands, situated In sald Beltrami County, to-wit: Commencing at a point on the sectisn line between sections eight (8) and nine (), in township one hundred and forty-eight (148), north of range thirty-three (33), west, in lot six (6), opposite lot 24 in block one (1), of the townsite of Turtle Lake where the north line of Summit Avenue crosses the section line be- tween sections 8 and 9: thence running 12 rods north, 12 rods east on said section line: thence 12 rods south, thence 12 rods west to place Of beginning, excepting therefrom a strip of land 50 feet wide commencing at, the north west corner of the land above described and extending east from said north west cor- Economics, cooking, dress-making ; splendidly equipped gymnasium.— Gold Med keeping—Extensive and beautiful Grounds—Artistic Catalogue sent free upon applicatlon. Write — — — The Directress. al in house- BUY A GOOD LOT