Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 25, 1908, Page 4

THE OLD BEMIDJI CHAMPIONS. Winners of Many Hard-Fought Firémen’s Races. Top row, standing—Earl Geil, Robert English, E. H. Cornwall, Bert Smith, C. R. Martin (secret?‘ry, and deceased), Harry Geil, W. Tozier, Arthur Narveson, John Goodman. Second row, sitting—Ray Dennis, Erton Geil, Harvey Woodard, Robert Collard, John Benner, ~Jack” Peterson. : The above running team of the Bemidji Fre Department, which was at its best in 1901, was successful in winning championship banners in Bemidji, Cass Lake and Park Rapids. The members of the team were all home boys and Bemidji was justly proud of them. Many of them are still members of the department and Bdmidji can now produce a running team on short notice second to none in northern Minnesota. Later, when some of the members left the city, the team was added to and again won at Blackduck and Warren. Earl Geil was chief and first captain of the running team. the best athletes in northern Minnesota. He is still the chief and has piloted the boys through many successful races. Geil, though well along in years, is one of in ample time to finish. The farmers in the vicinity of Bemidji are especially urged to bring any livestock which they may want to sell, or in fact any article which they wish to dispose of. The boxes which were placed in the three drug stores in order to receive MARKET DAY WILL BE HELD SATURDAY NEXT, THE 27TH Farmers and Others Invited to Bring in Livesteck and Articles for Sale at Auction.—Qome to Bemidjj and Join in the Next Market Day. A market day will be held in Be |be relied upon to get all there is in midji on Saturday next, when it is|it for the owners of everything put the intention to handle all kinds of | up for sale. produce, livestock and any kind of| The auction sale will be held on article which farmers and others|the vacant lot opposite Mayor wish to have sold, by an auctioneer | Pogue’s stable, on the corner of provided as a medium of exchange|Third street and Irvine avenue. between the residents of the city and| All articles will be listed in the the farmers of the vicinity. forenoon and should be brought to A. T. Wheelock of this city has|the place of sale as early as possible been secured as auctioneer and can |so that the auction may be started We'll Cash Your Mill Check. A SUIT of CLOTHES bought at this store has all the style and fit oga made to order garment, and you save one-half the price. We can give § you choice of David Adler ‘& Sons or a § Stein-Block. $20, $22, $25 and $30a suit. 8ee us for your next suit. Workingmen’s Clothing We carry a full line of workmen’s clothing, in= cluding Headlight Over- alls and Jackets. Every Voile Skirt must go, all have been marked down We carry nothing but the best in Voiles. Wash Goods 2000 yards of Wash Goods, worth up to 35c a yard, now offered at, ayard....... Y IOC White Waists. 100 Ladles fme Whlte Walsts, worth up to $2. 00 now . O’Leary & Bowser BEMID JI, MINN, || painstaking and artistic contributions prior to market day held on June 13 are still there and as there will be considerable expense connected with this market day everyone is invited to contribute as much as they may see fit for the success of the undertaking. Mayor Pogue has been instru- mental in promoting these market days and he should receive the co-operation and encouragement of everyone in Bemidji for his com- mendable undertaking. NOBLE BROTHERS’ BIG SHOW HERE NEXT WEEK Popular Repertoire Company Will Open Tuesday Night in High-Class Plays, Under Canvas. Noble Bros.’ Theater company start an engagment here Tuesday B | June 30th, playing in their own | waterproof pavillion theatre which will be located at corner Fourth street and Bemidji avenue. ‘Noble Bros. played at the same location last season, to large and enthusiastic audiences during the whole of their engagement. This season they clalm to be stronger than ever, presenting a new line of popular plays, staged in the same manner, with special scenery and stage '; settings for each bill, They announce | high class vaudeville between acts, making the performances continu- | ous. Skating at Coliseum, The one mile race at the Coliseum tonight will undoubtedly be the | swiftest affair ever pulled off on the rollers in thiscitv. Mr, Berg is an old-timer. at the racing game and expects things to came his way. However, those who have been watching “Marcie’” Snow work out f | believe the youngster will win out. Be this as it may, it goes without saying ' that the race will be a des- perate struggle as both men are closely matched and the wager of $20.00 a side is going to bring out any idle energy that either man may possess.j Snap In Farm Land, If Taken at Once. Eighty acres of good farm land— 40 acres under cultivation, bal- ance timber land—only half a mile from Red Lake railroad. Must be sold at once. Best reasons for selling; must have the money. Also 40 acres hay stumpage tor sale. 5 980 | Address-or cali-on inperson: N. T. Forthun, Remore Hotel, Bemidji, Lath For Sale. I have eighty thousand No 1 lath for sale, cheap. See me. & b ) -J. N. Bailey. PARDELL IS REARRESTED AND TAKEN TO RAPIDS Was Released from Beltrami County Jail, Only to Again Fall Into Duress. Marti, alias D. E. Pardell, alias D. W. Watson, and of several other names, was released from the local county jail yesterday afternoon and was immediately re-arrested by the deputy sheriff of Itasca county, from Grand Rapids. Marti, under the name of Pardell, had just completed the serving of 60 days for jumping a board-bill in this city and was wanted at Grand Rapids on the same charge. Deputy Sheriff Harry had warrants for his arrest, both under the name of Wat- son and of Marti. Marti is wanted also at Inter- national Falls and at the Hotel Lennox in Duluth on the same charge. It will probably be a long time before Marti gams his freedom again, Marti is the man who_ was around here about two months ago with a fake time-table scheme, whereby a business man could have his adver- tisement printed on a new time table by paying a few dollars. In Police Court. The city authorities are getting the undesirable characters pretty well weeded out of the city. There were two cases in police- court this morning before Judge Simons. Tom Hanson ‘was charged with vagrancy and was fined $10 and costs or 20 days in jail. In default of payment he was com- mitted to the county jail. Leander Swanson was arrested on the same charge, and was given the same sen- tence by Judge Simons. He was also committed to the county jail. Committee Meeting Friday Evening. A meeting of the committees in charge of the forthcoming Fourth of July celebration will be held at the council chambers, in the city hall, Friday evening, at 8 o’clock. All those who know themselves to be on these committees should be on hand, early, as there is much of importance to do. J. P. POGUE, President. Evangelistic Services. Evangelistic services will be held at the Presbyterian church tonight with Little Tom Mackey presiding. There will be special music and sing- ing. . Seats free. cordially invited. We are requested to mention that the church has been screened so there will' be no mos- quitoes. AWNINGS, TENTS, STACK COVERS, FLAGS, &, ‘Write for Prices and Catalog. AMERICAN TENT & AWNING CO., 207-209-2" Wash, Avn.. North. MIWH The—public 5| REPUBLICANS ENDORSE JAGOBSON FOR GOVERNOR Continued from First Page Gould, D. H. Fisk, Wm. McCuaig, Wes Wright, G. M. Torrance. Citylof Bemi t Erickson, D. C. Smyth, Fred Rhoda, Wm. Blocker, I. B, Olson, City of Bemidji, 3rd Ward—E. J. Swedback, A. M. Crowell, John Washburn, A. B. Allen, G. E. Carson. | City of Bemidj, 4th Ward—Fred Dudley, G. W. Rhea, J. L. George. Hagali:—G. A. Leipold, L. R St. John. Baudette:—F. E. Johnson, P. S. Nelson, Bert E. Tanberg. Turtle River Township:—F. J. Dunwoody, P. N. Brondby. Nymore:—O. J. Tagley, E. O. Glidden. Liberty:—Robert Stai, Iver Myhre. Aure:—Iver F. Brun. Battle River:—Jens Wolden, S, Dalgaard. Eckles—H. C. Wood, J. H. Grant, T. Croshaw. Northern—]. H. Wagner, C. H. Rice. Bemidji, Town—E. A. Olson, August Jarchow. Taylor—G. V. Thomas, S. S. Car- ter. Tenstrike:—A. L. Morris, Jas. Sturdivant, Chas. Gustafson. ‘Turtle River:—A. O. Johnson, W. | E. Williams, G. A. Ofstad, B. D.| Budgham. Kelliher:—A. A. MaGill, Pfund, Pet Rostvold. Hornet—O. C. Fredericksen, C. S. Angell, Lammers—John A. Thoren, Andrew Larson. s Nebish—Burt S. Noble, R. C. Smyth. Blackduck— Chas. Hayden, E. L. Oberg, L. F. Parker, A. O’Kelliher, J. C. Thompson. The committee on premanent organization recommended that the temporary organization be made permanent. This was unanimously adopted. The name of George E. Carson was then presented to the convention as chairman of the countv central committee, and upon motion the secretary was authorized to cast a ballot for Mr. Carson as chairman. Mr. Carson, in a few appropriate words, thanked the convention for the honor bestowed upon him and assured them that he would work for the interests of the republican party and its candidates. The committee appointed to name delegates to attend the state convention at St. Paul July 1, then made the following report, which was accepted. The delegates are as follows: A. Berg, Village of Spooner. George Ericson, Village of Spooner. B. E. Tonberg, Baudette. P. S. Nelson, Baudette. E. L. Oberg, Blackduck. C. Hayden, Blackduck. F. Sibley, Island Lake. Wes Wright, Bemidji. E. J. Swedback, Bemidji. A. B. Allen, Bemidji. D. H. Fisk, Bemidji. T. H. Pendergast, Grant Valley, Albert Berg chairman of the Com- mittee on Resolutions then read the following resolutions which were heartily endorsed by the convention. The resolutions are as follows: That we recognize in Jacob F. Jacobson a man of the common people; one whose integrity and ability as a statesman have been Henry proven by a long and untirnished public career, We believe that as chief executive of this state he will fearlessly cham- pion the rights of the people and curb the aggressions of capital, and it is the sense of this convention that the delegates here chosen to attend the state convention cast their votes for Jacob F. Jacobson and use every honorable means to secure his nomination for Governor of Minnesota. Be it resolved, by the Republicans of Beltrami county in convention assembled this 25th day of June, 1908: That we approve the platform adopted by our party at the recent National Convention held in the City of Chicago, and pledge pur- selves unqualifiedly to the prmclp]es therein set forth. That we heartily indorse the action of our party at said conven- tion in nominating William H. Taft for president and James S. Sherman for vice-president of the United States, and pledge our support to the candidates so chosen. We, do most heartily endorse | the policy of Hon. Halvor Steen- | erson, congressman trom this, the Ninth District, and believe that in him we have an able and -repre- sentative champion for the best interests of the county and dis- trict, we further believe and affirm, Thatin Hon. Halvor Steener- son we have a representative that will at all times stand for the rights of the people of this county, and has at heart the interests of the district, state and nation, and be it further Resolved that we endorse the policy he has pursued during his incumbency, and most heartily pledge him our continued support, That this convention emphati- cally commend and applaud the splendid and untiring efforts put forth by our United States Sena. tors, Hon. Knute Nelson and recommendation | Moses E. Clapp, in behalf of our commonwealth, HELP WANTED. WANTED FORU. 5. ARMY: Able- bodied unmarried men, between ages of 18 and 35; citizeas of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read, and write English For information apply to Recruit. ing Offic r. Miles Block, Bemidji Minn. WANTED:—Girl for general house- work. Apply 1121 Bemidji Ave., or ’phone 282. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Lath $1.25, shingles $2.50 per M. Douglas Lumber Co., Telephone 371. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Store building now occupied by the Mart. W. J. Markham. Phone 360. 5 FOR RENT—Two desirable front rooms furnished, J. Peterson, Jr., 700 Bemidji avenue. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with bath. Inquire 609, Be- midji Ave. FOR RENT:—Four room cottage 507 Miss. Ave. = Inquire of Frank Lane. LOST and FOUND FOUND —- Ladies pocketbook. Owner can have same by identi- fying it at the Elks’ headquarters in the Markham block. LOST—Bunch of keys on chain ring. Finder please leave at Pioneer office. ~ Lumber and Material Building We carry in stock at all times a com- plete line of lumber and building material of all descriptions. Call in and look over our special line of fancy glass doors. We have a largeand well assorted stock from which. you can make your selection. WE SELL 16-INCH SLAB W00D St Hilaire Retail Lbr. Co. — BEMIDJL, MISN. GAR-GOL CURES OWL DRUG STORE, BEMIDJI, MINN. SORE THROAT i — | Kl