Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 31, 1909, Page 1

THE BEMID s - DAILY PIO H\stonoa\ Soc\ety' VOLUME 6. NUMBER 294. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 31, 1900 FORTY CENTS PER MONTH TAX DISTRIBUTION FOR 6 4 EXPERT T DEMONSTRATE Two Have ngh Standings. TOMORROW IS LAST DAY 19 70 A. P. Ritchie, superintendent of | 49 11 Hflw To usE DY"AM"E the Bemidji city schools announces = ‘ MARCH SETTLEMENT MADE 38 82 that Olaf Humdrom and Ethel Knox FOR USING FISH HOUSES | 144 68 3 have the highest standings among ‘w ég g; Powder Companies Will Show How to| the seniors in the yearly average | Properly Remove Stumps from and are accordingly appointed vale- 3 $64,448.04 Apportioned to the Various Cities, Towns and e pel é’u‘_om i d: dictorian and salutitorian, respec. | 52380n Closes for Spearing “Rough Fish” in Houses.— | School Districts.—Delinquent Personal Property zg i; i tively, of the class, Humdron has Fishermen Had Good Catches, Although Fishing —1- e an average of 91.6 while Miss Knox | Taxes in Hands of Clerk Rhoda. 56 81| (L e intention of securing the | P & PeTcentage of 91.4 a difference Is Not the Very Best. . = 3 i rts from - 3 : 5 | de::::st); :;;d::t:; ;Y;l:ia:;nheangis:;is- 59 89 :::2:::;1:;(‘::raughou:ivh:rzluu‘:.i:; ind.eed.proud of these two students, : Thz'mson for using fish houses| this state any flsh house, structure, ! buting of the tax collection to March : lfg :g will visit northern -Minnesota aud LD t;.;kex? thomonly t firee yedrd | WRICH o soeds the Fougt feh enc}nsure o Shelter whalereto A 1 1, and from this we note the total v981 e make practical demonstrafion of the :o get tlhelr sixteen credltsv needed | (pickerel, suckers i“dvl'ed-horse) t:l::l the pel:o.n fiO:, : the occupant | amount of the taxes collected $64,- 1434 57 Cortect manner .in Whid‘ tomake 0]::ta:Sllnhfe::x;oEgt::;:::e;::p::i‘::. mill clowp touight, a0 bezinniyz ite‘eengage S e | A15.04 which s distributed as fol: 1059 ::es:xfn:h: ferxol;lxots:l\lv:oi;rt;!:ndr: e material for their addresses at th: b tomorrow, l.ccordmg to the) “Eycept that on all inland lakes of ‘ lows: 38 34| lli’rst fopragentative of (;ne of | Commencement exercises. State Game & Fish laws, no fish | this state, a fish house map be used ReSvt:!::e — i:g ;2 Chass campanics was C. B Clarker A e e hmll)sel_ can :e lnwflflly.used. > for trhe_,purpose of. taking pickeral, - eve ” Sgewt fo- the BT DuPontde Ne|per 'S supper uring the past winter a-large|suckers and red-horse from tbe fif- | Registration 58 06 120 83 e der Simba S G Friday eve. at the rink. Ham |number of fish houses have been|teenth of December to the first of | School...... 1670 04 58 93 “‘::':"ii"l‘;’d g l::i: 5 esterd“g"' and eggs, fish and eggs, flap- |used on Lake Bemidii. - The fishing | April following; provided; further, f School Registration......... 31 86 275 24|V S et th:"' Kis comay‘ jacks and maple syrup. Mocah | bas been fairly good and many large- | that any person desiring to use such County 15 86| ;end o t:: Bemidj‘im:: and Java coffee and lots of good |sized pickerel have been taken from|house shall first make application llievenue 26 09 e aconstradBniInSihis part of things, all for 25¢. the lak.e; in fn.ct, several of the pick- | for a permit fron the game and fish — B::;l auddbndze N h 14 74 S M esardiag to erel weighed in the neighborhood of | commission, statii g that the same is ‘ s and int. other than 150 Ae Ot the ssgato sl ot oals EflnIE BHI"KMA“ FAST 20 pounds and were the-largest ever | to be used by him for the purpose of | state loan. 2 98 den‘wnstrate S rene pE e speared through the ice. obtaining fish for his domestic use ‘\ f::r ,_t 57 Rl s ol tfie’farers ons LEAB"]"G Tn AH‘"G"LATE The law relative to the use of fish |and not for commercial " purposes, | Building ment with the dynamite. , |'Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brink 5 0 pet y ol ol ar_ ut no i u Alaska i.uii o R manneraacl Aoractical rinkman | son shall erect,’ have or maintain|such person shall be permitted to | Ditch ... Battle . 5 : B ¢ s * Is Attending School at Green - , | upon the ice in any of -the waters of | use more than one fish house. | lliz:;n::&- .bn ~ $3831 62 . 27;3 g(; EB;;am;ddji land. bt i Brinkman Theater. credit for the many hours of practice ] e 1 Bzm:1 ucl . 3 ! An exceptionally good p‘e,-fom. they must have p_uc in daily befare B 1 Bonds and interest other 41 26 B::Z:tt-e': Pm:t Hope A48y of x;\;euaisdo;df: dl:‘e EBn;ll'{'ml:n, 50'; il he mennal b onlon ‘hez 't_“hed el ‘ than state Joan .. 229 57|Birch .. Quiting:.. 5019 this c;ty will b’e F:)nci to ll:‘e:a:hot aantily Theater fouight aud wiiich pef‘;:n:o“[' in the d f Christ,” i Local assessments. 161 90| Cormant Roosevelt. 69 44 he' l, ¥ .a the management is sure will please|. Asa S L EaceIs = mf. o s Sammit: 353 76 | be is learning to talk, after being 7 is the title of the new moving pic- | Other special taxes, 30 36 | Durand Stooner 100 76 deaf and dumb since he was eighteen the most exacting. tures and no one should miss the. | Township. 130 87| Eckles . Shrie é;nv s 38 05 (months old. The following is taken Redwood & Gordon presenting | opportunity of seeing the highly | l;iev:lnued ‘7‘2 ;Z Eland Shotley 75 72| from the Green Bay (Wis.) Gazette: their :“Si“l and fi“li"fl act have | educational pictures. T oad and Bridge... Frohn : . : proved to be exceptionally good in Bonds and Interests other 31 04|Grant Valley. ;lm}e il‘{:r ; 127§ :z the Ol:l:t n:fw :::illlsh:f;x::da::ed‘;z all their numbers. Miss Gordon has Channel to be Turned. than State Loan........ 197 18 \;; gg Gudrid . T:;tl:r:.a €. 34 82| School for the Deaf, located in the |® YETY sweet soprano voice -of svr-| Captain J. Lloyd of International | g:;fiug;,;dio?é}é . lggg gg e Horn;g Sl 43 55 | Whitney school. The child entered gr;smg :uaht.}f' T]nd stre:zthdand herII“falls, who wa.ls in the. city yesterday | Schos] Tasis : gage i. Wabanita _ 124 80|is Eddie Brinkman, and came to the :u-‘as. - .e?uh ul Zl ::n elic , never :;e;lnt’:,ofn quGe ondlus l.exurn to the _—]_‘ Wl 1 1366 75 196 1 amre . 53 42 school unable to speak a word after mT:lo ;lnzlflmn s apphaufse. % al sh ;om rand Rapids, rept_)fled i s Imerestome Jone-s_,_ 1924 26 several years in an institution.. The .e 'wo ugran?s are the Acztures that the dam mefl at International ¢ 1518517 L'l;n te S S Vil. of Tenstrike . 152 g82|able to speak several sentences al- :° o sh t° fp mt : ctowle adf’“ ‘dy et ohroc on t’e Cai Penalty, Interest and c‘(‘)sts collect- Ll i 204 85 Vil ot Wilton s 57 44 |reads.” e lo‘uml f‘ Sy \;Vi:sl i e l:ln :‘ s S e deli’ angor Shevlin(ClearwaterCounty) 4 37 place ? amusement. , ile ?a'ny sen t'e water- through a new c!mn- ) quent taxes....... $1842 44 Lakewood 10 45 For a good square meal, served |of their features would seem im-|nel while working on the American Interest and Principal on State Lee...: 63 00| .o gictribution of funds collect- with china and silver, go to the|possible, if we did not actually see|side of the dam. It is expected that Loan from Tax list of 1908 and Maple Ridge. 568 10| .0 Gito tax of City of Bemidji is as men’s supper at the rink Friday | them performed, there is no ‘doubt|the water will be directed into the forsmer YOI $ 2139 02 Moose Lake 3 02 ¢ iows: - eve. April 2. 25c¢. that the Ingrams desérve the highest (new channel within two weeks. . chool Districts i seiias MFD?“.Eald 160 55 Revenue .. $1905 77 3 o Minnie . 22 15 Libraty. 374 96 121 77 Northern . 41 05| roaith.. 10 75 7 --9218 58 Nebish. ..., e Bond and Interes! 1487 13 State Loan Permanent Improvement... 2721 54 Bemidji Souvenir POOT Gii et vivasionhasssasssabany 355 21 & Sewer 126 97 Good Good Sinking fund 1276 47 Clothes; Clothes; Sidewalk.. 26 05 Nothing Nothing Sprinkling... 36 55 : z : Else Else Congressman Steenerson Approves the Souvenir Clothing House as follows: Important Fire Meeting. The Bemidji fire department trans- acted much business ot importance at their regular meeting in the city hall last evening, at which Chief Geil and a large number of the mem- bers were present. A committee was appointed to answer, through the columns of the Pioneer, Alderman L. F. Johnson’s pertinent. question asto why the fire- engine had not been used at the burning of James Price’s home on Tenth street a few weeks ago. A committee was also appointed to draw up some new by-laws for the department and an application for membership was referred to the proper committee. ‘Two of the city, aldermen were present with the firemen. The feature of the evening was the presentation of two wedding presents to members of the depart- ment. - Although John Goodman has been married for some time, the “boys” wished to give their treasurer a “‘wedding” present asa token of their esteem, so a hand- some oak rocker was bestowed on him. Mr. Goodman demonstrated his athletic training by forcing the department to use eight men to seat him in the new chair. ~ Robert Rus- gell, a newly-married fire lad, was presented with a fine enameled clock and a shelf to support it. The shelf was engraved with the initials, “R.R.” After the business was disposed of an excelleat Tunch was urved ) “W ashington, March 22, 1909. - “Iam in receipt of the special edition of the Pioneer and to my mind a nicer boom of any city or surrounding country has never been written. I wish to compliment you, and your staff, upon the excellent work done.” - Boost Bemidji by Sending Several Copies Away T makes a good deal of difference to you where you buy y ur clothes; because, unless you’re a good judge you don’t really know what you're getting; there’s always a lot of cotton-mixed stuff on the market. That’s one of the strongest reasons for coming here; you'll get . here %; Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; and they're al- ways all-wool; the finest tailoring in the world, the most perfect style; we’ll fit you right, both your person and your purse. Suits, $I18 to $30. Overcoats $15 to $30. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothe:q Splendid 104-page Magazme, profusely illus- trated with fine half-tone cuts of business blocks and Bemidiji people who have aided in making “Big Bemidg” the hub of Northern Minnesota, as well as many “beauty spots” on Lake Bemidji and in and about the city of Bemidji, together with well-written articles on Beltrami county lands, dairying, lumber- ing, etc., etc. j S, - - Copyright 1909 by Hart Schatfner & Marx Additional Iml mmr will be 'onmd on last page. -