Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 23, 1909, Page 1

THE BEMIDJI1 iy INNESCTA | ATLY PIONEERF& VOLUME 7. NUMBER 134. SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE FORTHCOMING TO GET S00 Right-of-Way Must Be Purchased and Donated Before Company Will Build Road Into City.—Positively Will Not Otherwise Enter Bemidji. PROPOSITION OF 8§00 CHIEF, I beg to inform you that IF the ENGINEER. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Sainte Marie Railway Company. Oftice of Chief Engineer. Minneapolis, Minn., people of Bemidji will provide station grounds and right-of-way for the Soo company through Bemidiji as per 200 feet right-of- way for station grounds outlined on blue print given Mr. Stoner BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1909, Soo company will build its line through. Bemidji. Will you please consider this communication as confidential except for the purpose as outlined in your letter to me of the :I3th inst., and oblige - Yours truly, K Thomas Green, Chief Engineer. » The Bemidji Pioneer savu' the Soo road cannot afford to pass| Bemidji up. Guess the Pioneer doesn’t know the Soo. Ask Roy alton or Little Falls whether or not the Soo can afford to do things. They do 'em and it is mostly of the pass-up variety too.—Little Falls Transeript. BODY OF GOY. JOHNSON e IIITEHBEB AT ST. PETER Big Crowd Sees fidy i’lken from Cap- Itol at St. Paul to Train -~ for S, Peter. - ‘St Paul, Sept 22,——(Special to Pioneer.)-—Escorted by ten com- panies of infantry in dress uniform, with arms revefséd, three companies of attillery with guns dressed in black, and preceded bya band of 100 pieces, the floc_ly of the late Governor - Johnson: was taken from the state capitol to:the Union depot, escorted to the train and the streets along the line of march were literally jammed with humanity. St. Peter, Sept. 23.—¢ p. m.— (Special to Pioneer.)—The body of the late Governor Johnson arrived in St. Peter at 12:30 today with-the governor’s . military staff acting as escort. All business in St, Peter was suspended for the day and an immense crowd met the body at the depot, Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church at 2:30 this afternoon, the pastor of the church conducting the services, The body was buried in the cemetery besides the bodies of the FORTY CENTS PER MONTH. EXAMINER’S REPORT ON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 13 Deputy Public Examiner Gayner Submits the Report of His Examination Into Affairs of District, at the Ro_quost of the County Board. Litchfield, Minn., August 30th, 1909. Hon. J. Wilman, Auditor, Beltrami County, Bemidji, Minn. Dear Sir:—I beg to submit herewith the report of my examination of the records of school district Number 13, of Beltrami county, Minn., and the financial affairs as they appear in the books, vouchers and files of the respective offices. ‘This examination covers a period of six years from July 14th, '03, to August School District Treasurer. by Sept. 14, 1909. |and my conversation with him Subscriptions, today, and placed - on board the|8OVernor's father and mother, HB"YE-B‘;;: :mm / Location through Bemidji: relating to a 100 ft. right-of-way Fiist Nationsl Baik 4500 train for St. Peter, where the funeral T e Commencing July 14th, 1903. Cash in treasury........ $ 8784 e Wr. W. L. Brooks, Bemidji Com-|through the balance of the city, | ™ "a7ons PRt 00 | SeTVices were to'be held this after-| FOR SALE—Round oak heater. In | Recsived from County Treasirer.— mercial Club, Bemidji. excepting across the strip owned N“m:e""’(‘;’ N““;;‘ s00| 200 /} excellent condition. Wil sell Dear Sir:—Relative to the Soo|by the M. & I. railway company, | Northern Grocery Co... All business in St. Paul was| cheap. ' Inquire 1108 Beltrami line building through Bemidji: which may be 20 feet wide, the [Continued-on Last Page.) suspended while the body was being| avenue. y > . <~ ’ 1279 04 | DY) ) $1366 88 $145196 ‘\ $ 1941 40 " /Z . $1118 95 From county treasurer state 10aN..........c.00s0iiens e 985 61 Total receipts for the year..........cccvvvusinsesnsnasnniion. $ 3709 51 1908-1909. & s Received from County Treasurer:— " Local 1 mill " \ Total receipts for the Year.........eeeeeeiensenensnsssnsonnss $1638 43 $ 368167 5175 41 722 52 2472 79 820 00 i Bonds issued to state. .. 600 00 . . . Rec'd from Co. Treas., bal 985 61 thing to commemorate the daring courase of Hendrick Hudson, who | g s 22 Sl v - " . 5 ' sailed across the Atlantic in his queer little ship, the “Half Moon,” to add to the knowledge about G088 0RIDIA. .%ot oo enrrs $14,207 13 (- the new world. It is fitting to pay honor to Robert Fulton, whose crazy little steamboat, the “Cler- &""mfl mfi}i&fi{&?fimr}fi“&* o ey ey s mont,” which took two days and nights to go from New York to Albany and back, was the fOrerunner. |Bvmme oo aizmcig:'m. Belvans oty M. of our great fleets which cover the distance from Liverpool to Sandy Hook in about four days. ™ 031004, The thunders of the fleet which will salute these two historic craft will be a tribute to | ™iowimhiumia: ) - = courage and to progress. And if you'd like to see evidences of progress in other lines, compare | - - Efit%m::fmw - 3% i * * library books... 35 65 . “ * text books...... 25 31 Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes : IEme e with the fashions and fabrics as shown in illustrations of clothes twenty years ago. They're the | ™ """ i e best developments in clothes; the finest modern product of the tailoring art; the latest achievements | - - ook et Y in stple and in all-wool fabrics. - ‘ " text books : 14802 . The latest ocean steamship doesn’t compare more favorably with Fulton’s attempt than Hart “ miscellaneous expenditures. . 134 26 Schaffner & Marx clothes compare with clothes made a few years ago even by the best tailors. m:::::::f A A They’re the highest type tobay. . :o:“:n; dmi;:h;;j‘;r;.ng 3 ;01 gg * interest on orders.. We want the pleasure of showing them to you; suits and overcoats in all Ty — e . miscellaneous expenditures. 73 26 the best weaves and models. Suits $20 to $45. Overcoats $16.50 to $60 S e oo S~ s 1657 96 = - il Paid for teachers wages. ....... eond $ 91460 “ * wood and supplies. 83 63 .« repair.and improvi 55 47 o 5 00 4 58 59 35 %‘ ..................................... s 1122 61 Clothlng House Pald for toactiors wages..... . $ 2228 45 . . - wood and BUDDLIES. ..« »erssrssenserrrsers 19517 This store is the home of Hart Schaffner &‘Ma:-l‘xhelothes P e