Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EICEPT SURDAY BY Mark’s’ Lung Balum | Delinguent Tax List Year for which Taxes became Delin- 3 T 2 '%own-hln 164, Range 3| Year for which Taxes became quent, 1909. . TOWN O} HORNET. ‘Township 150, Range Qquent, 1908. N OF U’NORGANIZOED Delin- THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. With Tar e e P R E. H. DENU, For Coughs and Colds ; lowner , of Section owner of Section O, ARNON: Cuaranteed to give Satisfaction. For Beitrami County|s B & Simn w;’fi'éx orsw Viglet L Bronson NW of % : Entored ln the Mnflkl“l' Bomid]l, Minnosots, se socoad - Fw the Yeal‘ ‘l 9” & g:_ lr;:}gg %3 g SE%% 00 o i 3 Jaeob Mlllsr % of 5153 - nmd FO!' s Lbr. Co. S SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER YFAR !N £DVANCE CITY OF BEMIDJL The Bird Table. Ip the old countries -of Burope the bird table may still be seen 'in the STATE OF mvaEsoTA. County of Bez District Cour Grand» Fflr—ks of 8B Ross & Winton NEY NW of NWij. bt E. Sm‘g'th SW!Z‘ 34 2.6 fube ot 2 SEY of SWi4 84 °‘"""’""‘"I 1900, 1800 : n 1910 Fural districts. A bird table is made Fifteenth Judiefal District L L T f W il 5 by driving a short stake lnto the S it s Summer Resort-—Hundreds of outsld- ers make their summer home on Lake ground and tirmly oailing a shallow wooden box on top of it. The box The state of Minnesota, to all persons, companies, or corporations who have or Bemidj Fishing boating and bath- | generally measures two by three feet claim any estate, right, title, or interest R, Bmy SE &y ing accommodations are second to none| and has a number of holes in the in, claim to, or lien upon, any of ‘the 5‘ %:evgns UNORGANIZED. § in the United States. bottom to drain it of rain or snow several parcels of land described in the |3 Woonal Ss Township 168, Range 30. Area—Ten Square miles Incorporated. | water. It is always high enough to list hereto attached: E. Bray % Year for which Taxes became .elin- Altitude—1400 ‘eet above sea level | po hoyond reach of any cat: that might The list of taxes or penalties on real Gmnl;i ngg‘;’é 1‘3{,5“*" quent, 1909, ‘Water Power—2200 developed horse- power, Mississipoi river. ‘Water—Absolutely pure. sian wells. . ‘Water Mains—About ten miles. Boating—500 miles by lake and river. Death Rate—5.4 a thousand in 1908. Annual Rainfall—33.7 inches. Two. arte- file in the office of said clerk, on or be-|W. Gust Holm 1% 31 Temperature—20 above, winter; 75| prend and cake, strips of fat meat, fore the twentieth day after the publi- w",‘f‘“gm’flfmé- QuatiHolm 83 “of :}},é o Summer; Wean, potato parings, . carrot ends. bits of cation of this notice -and list, your an- | NW1; Ilot Ghat doim A Sewer Maing—About five miles. Cement Sidewalks—Twelve miles. Lakeshore Drive—Ten miles. try to leap to it from the ground, Care also is taken to select a spot far enough from fences, trees or buildings to pre- vent cats from pouncing down on it when the birds are feeding. Into the bird table go scraps from the house table and kitchen. pieces of stale any kind of table greens, apple skins and cores and cabbuge leaves. All property for the County of Beltrami, remaining delinquent. on. the first Mon- day in Jnnupry. 1911, has been filed in the office of the clerk of the district court of said county, of which that here- to attached is a copy. Therefore you, and each of you, are hereby required to swer in' writing, setting forth any ob- Jection or defense you may have to the taxes, €o. NEi Name of 16. owner Albert O. Brager lot 4. Albert O, Brager lot 5 | Albert O. Brager SEY% NW qust, Boim N Subdivision of Section qu NW¥ of SE Peter L. Jacobson NE% SW e o i A o or any part thereof, upon any [C. A. Langard a t t 20 d: 5 Parks—Two. kinds ‘of. monmigratory birde some parcel or land described in said list, in, | . bY 40 1n SW3 of ? S 10 . Facovson sy er L 0N 1 Water Frontage—Ten miles, two lakes | to feed at the bird table, and many a to, or on which you have or claim any G“’"d T orky he C° NI ‘A % e L 8.78 ) and Mississippi river. song bird bas been saved by it from estate, righ. title, interest, claim, or ] A Home Town—1600 residences. starvation when a deep snow has cov lien, and in default thereof, judgment .54l Taxpayers—1200 ered the ground and seed grasses Ap will be entered against such parcel of 5.41 Churches—8. English npaturalist counted twenty- land for the taxes on said list appearing 5.41 School Houses—T our. seven species of birds at the bird table against it, and.for all penalties interest, i B e Toaiwood handles,| 10 his garden in a single morulog and cost. S N L i e h . W, DA, o] B - lumber, lath, shingles and various other | 8fter a heavy fall of snow. Clscic ¢ the Distriot ‘Gourt:| B, =, CUNGENEY of 8.78 industries. 5.41 Great Distributing Point—Lumber Cellini’s Quick Cure. o products, groceries flour, feed and hay.| Benvenuto Cellini when about to N TOWN OF . . 01;:>mlu niecu}nn—[szto,:fist ;:r tl?;‘i. cast his famous statue of Persens, now T'hereby. annotines:myseit andidate for th 6 £ Towmm‘; fi?oifn;:fi; n 5.41 10th place in the state outside of St.| Loggia del Lanzi at Klorence. 1 ell a' Ci 1aate 1or € O [0 > : Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth. :‘asmteaken gw'tm’eu sudden fever. In y & Yy ce Year for which Taxes became Delin- | W, Harlile SE% SWig . Hoy NEY, o i 25 §' Postal Savings Bamk—Only one in| J8 T R T O ering one of his Mayor. It is hardly necessary for me to state what my ent,"1H03, Total Tm%%fiiver s T bn o, i Hoy NW¥ ofb\\'% 35 i Mi ta. 5 kA & . s yee r: 7. Hoy NEY% of SEY 25 3. Baiifoads—Grear Northern, inne. WOrkinen rushed lnto bis sick chamber | policy will be for the reason that the people of Bemidji Nome of supdivision _"Fen: T*ggf,ékg‘;eg‘;éls. Lot oy WG BRN B b sota & International, M., R. L. & M, |and excla 2 g it ili 3 T+ aer: of Section ec. alty. |W. T. Carlile NEY% of NWi; 27 . Hoy SE of SW 6 3 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Seult Ste. | statue is spoiled, and thiere is no-hope (AT€ thoroughly familiar with my position and know that 1 "7 - * "o smg oz ot ‘Erel-(r Gariile 8B4 of Awil o1 E Waters AW " S Marie, Wilton & Northern, Grand Forks | whatever of saving jt!" Cellini said | haye always stood and now stand for a fair, economical|. 854 Erek Olson SE¥ of SWi - 38 S0, 0t to Duluth and Bemidji-Sauk Centre. that when he heard this he gave a . . . . . 3 . 4 Heirs o;,O Lucken ‘%% i Splliond Bevole—Thies, . how! and leaped from his bed. Dress. and business like administration of the city’s financial i £ SWig e N —F aaily. : : : : 5 - s =i % e e e vens hiawe taffairs as well as a just and impartial enforcement of the g . e d To St Paul, 230 miles: 3 caKer, . .. 4G 3 - 8 P J Dunietances—io St Paul, 230 miles; 0] gereq dry oak wood and fired the tur- |law and that without favor to any one. If elected it is \‘v&n".fid‘,"f“s.’;.‘h‘f‘ S T ’“x"t ’&regg NW Of Nl 488 4 ] king 1n a rain that b ! s el e e tieeen iho chnmels and | MY DUrpose to exert my utmost endeavors for the advance- | iliam & Smith It by 1 Alfred PR reweries—One. - s 3o . - 3 AR 1 Saswmills—Tour. saved his metal. He continues the [ment of Bemidji and the welfare of its citizens. woy FNB 8 80| R Ve N .l?‘n’w it 2.1 ! Handle Factories—One. story thus: fter all was over I turn- Your support is respectfull licited "“#E P Peterson I\E% of - o |1 Vincent SWi of NEI . 2.71 g Boat Factories—One. ed to a plate of salad on a bench there u PP espectiully solicited. Hans 'P. PR ;‘?lecfln}]"llgxc‘?n: N ‘%ofNW'/. 31 i ;n:;nn;.’ Houses—Four. and ate with a hearti apx;etlne and Yours truly, B, 1 9.52 ;{_'] MeDougal F u' fbsw% 3 i anks—Three. drank together with the whole crew By hief River Falls C Wi Wi 3 & Auto Garages—One. Afterward | retired to my bed, healthy WM. McCUAIG. Wm. B, Hill 1o : 15 1380 s “rirer W . gamuc] HaviSWw of 7';}“2 3 and happy, for it was two hours be- Wi SE% ol dn 1DgE| Meermwa Batali Hoy NEY% of NWi; 3 i oooooooooooooooooooo fore morning, and slept as sweetly a8 wfi'h B s“"m NF% i ',._ h i ® S| if I bad never felt a touch of illness. o % s 6.77 _ / ® The Bemidji Pioneer has estab- & i o N " & lished and will maintain a legis: == a o 3-8 UNORGANIZED. lative bureau at the state capitol Fantastic Headgear. 3.86 Townshi B © in St. Paul. Any of our readers ¢ Korea is i ownship 151, Range 30. § ® wishing information of any kind | The fantastic headgear of Kore: $:9: | vear for which T i & relative to the work of the legis- not only picturesque; It marks the so .99 3ear for: which Takes becamie, Délin- IN v & lature: copies of bills, when in- : 5.08 quent, 1909. UNORGANIZED. troguced byt yhum.rvogesmon cial posmo:l o; the :l'!eim‘r- ro::::;e :::; | .54 Township 159, Range 30. | measures, status _of pending tional popular hat is high in , i i ‘21 [Name of Subdivision Yea i 3 iffigg’t?g‘f %‘;{fl'cfié‘fiffil’.’%‘%ggg;?“l;,‘é § & tabe of balf the calfbe of anrs and | = ] . Wi B Sn:l:‘l; e 1§ Bfi|owner ° of Section” See. ; ear, for: which Tuxes, becems, Delin: & makers wil rrul o "y f ear for < $ furnished without cost. Such &| sllgh:y o bl St mtesial tath fa W R became. Delin Bert Getchell SEY of SW+4 1 Py | ® information will be confidential ¢ | Dorted by wide brims. Th I W_C Yawkey NE¥ of Fdpin Mossafin = SBY ot Neme.of Subdivision | lgeggsl’r;dr 3ddsr:f3. %emi?!{ Pisnt- g of horsehair, very finely woven. When [ WAL oo nameemnemaninesss 4 ,mb 4. owner of Section $ Fau Minn, Visitors “will s & the Korean gentleman’s hat is of straw || Sy, Yawkey NW et 3.0 Jonas Wilison xw i of sriy L E weloome at' Room 231 Tele- &fcolor it denotes that be s a bappy [ N N d T | R E ; Wilson SW ot . § pHonsiCel 2 i Q| flance. Le chupm;:hae rlz‘, :12‘5::,« dx: ow men we urge you to 09me an 'get .a suit, 20| yomas Wilison 15t 7 2o s Ll:t::fll‘:fl;o"'\‘;;'“ o ot Gaor. overcoat or cravenette while the price is low. TOWN OF BIRCH 2 ga{aum Matison 1ot 3. —_— ka. i ) 2 . . Township 148, Range 30. [ B alours Ma NE e 1s that of the Ping Yan You dou’t buy any shoddy clotizg in thi = 2, A I8 X1 Champ Clark says that the world | 00" 8ize Is that o me, £ i : N . y any i yiiclo) il v wlale Year for which Taxes became Delin- |John E. 5 Valours Matfson NWY e ; ; ; sect, who must hide Diel faces it’s all cut in the height of prevailing fashions auent, 1505, g BR0) o e MW et 8.11 is growing better. He has evidently | descends at the back almost to the i . o Totay | John E 3.30 | Abraham B. Rhen NWi{ of o changed his mind about . driving .nauiset,:. the pr:mlnel:zgu ;:;me& and made from fabrics which can only be ex- J|yame of Supdiviston Tax &|John B §3 e o H; | “ and e proprietor I of i . . owner of Section Sec. _ alty. . . . them mules.” celled in suits worth $40 to $50. John I H | turn he adds some black ‘figures to o F. Brooks SW% of Swi 1 ° 4 5% |John B 30 10 5.4 | ward off evll spirits. Marrled: men aft- B & Brooks SW ‘o gg*fi‘ 1. 7ig0|John B Cyr SEY of Nw 3 0 s ‘ The Scientists who insist that the|er a certaln age add storles to thelr ') . DR Brooks 1ot i‘, S 3 e parson swh ‘or'smid 3 : world is about to dry up should|"®* - uu an In a“ au l H g;:gls ok " e hd come up into Northern Minnesota An Apolrgy «olAm-mli-.Bd o : § fijé . s s i = ‘This Is to apologize to a colort y . . ” TOWN OF KELLIHE yflh ;ts_m:: shotvel and be con whom we admire and respect. We With our regular prices from $15.00 to $30.00 g, 1520 Township 152, Range ;;A ’figéfifi’; SE%%EE %\‘,‘E‘g o{_w% 1 . us Scof N | E inced to the contrary. prited a e anecdot about her not and when you see the clothingand at the sale § B8 ver for whioh Tuxes became Detine Magnus Scott ’15:%;'/‘2'{ 5&72 it 3 long ago, - % ) f T 78.67 AR 1900 Andrew Olson NWi; : As San Francisco is to have an :’:‘::lglla—;tl‘;zg:;; ;"c::::"fr:;: ‘:e prices of from $1200 to $25.00 you're simply 2 SW ¥ i geg Name of Subdiviai Andren " Otson * iV Ry .. able " Yawkey SEY. of NI 64 (D ubdivision A exposition, she will please tell us| oo o o . She waso't as getting a bargain in the broadest sense of the : %,W‘.‘:Yy %VA oof!VWl/ 11384 owner of Seation Sec. ande B oigon i op 1 what she intends to call her midway. | tickled to 8nd berself in print as we term. " Yawkey NWi of S 11 2808 |M._ P, DeWolt NEY of Heirk ot Garl Johan o 1 Perhaps “The Trail” might be| expected her to be. While acknowl- Walker & Akeley By or $0.88| WG DéWofi wa/ 15 NEw of NEY ‘5"“ 20 : edging the truth of the story, there 5 I i appropriate. was still a cloud on her ebony brow. Mamy “What's the matter, Amanda?’ we - The legislators-appear to be having ::ked. ;B'ldn'l ou want to get into : a sn" e fl N e . B e pap¢ » i | a fine time this winter. St. Paul is| " ugierin' nter de papeh’s all right,” [ ] [ ] L 'r F-gggg‘g,‘g,“,% 2 gay every two years and some of the| she hesitated. “But, mist’, .K;l dl;ikn; . i NE% Rodwell an/, ?& incidentals would fill a book. ought to put it down-dat Ab tal i B 1007 | oomd pirks Thi Go iy 17 10-64) Uiy DRNSYr NEAof 7.58 dat away. Ah don’ never use mone o* one Prlced cl°th|ers § B Alsan Sy or %E% o dat Affcan talk!"—Cleveland Plain h g % flz:‘;’; %u% ogtns\g 12.17 Collector Loeb is being sacially [ Dealer. A 5.41 boycotted by the - wealthy New 5.41 The rule in carving holds good as to TOWN OF SUMMIT. E. 3.13 Yorkers whom he has compelled to criticism—never cut with a knife what Township 149, Range 30. Graml gi{ pay duty onthe goods purchased|you can cut with a spoon.—Charles 2 Year for which Taxes became Delin uRknown % 330 & Unk SE f 1 6.22 abroad. Mr. Loeb probably never| Buxton. 8 S QUenRL 1990, Total | - Betereon Swi ot ST §.22 e s Tax & |E- Peterson SEY of sma 21 1.58 sought admission to the society of \ | Name of Subdivision Pen- |4\ D Stephens”™ NWy of i 6.22 the customs dodging crooks. T 3 =1 b 4 ¥ owner of Section sec. alty. | NE® - 'f.i:'r'iiu"l""_ <o 5.41 Niel i $ Ct5. | Griknown NWi of NWij. & 38 y ; 2 Sy, Morstad WY of | S OWort Wi of NWi{ 30 7.66 The esteemed proposer of trouser- Have your milk delivered gto | weile ' L oot Chyiatine. Benson N ik 8 541 ettes for women seems to have failed your table in sterilized bottles " Grand Fiorids ° 5.41 to enlist the support ol those who L H - 6.22 = earn the Cause of Daily Woes and F h F 2 . “ o7 ! 2 decred the nbo drese” aad the End Them. res rom The Cows st iy | rstwhile hobble skirt—in other rand Forks Lbr.:Co. 6.22 . 5 WY 5 ¢ : words, the fellow who says the lad- on the Alfalfa Dairy Farm[]3} Srmnd o Tn Co WY o Tos s g{ gi‘l:#? The cco‘7 sll%t%‘ot 7.58 W ies must change their styles with Whon tha: back ui A miles west of the city Gl R R BT s 7.58 the phases of the moon. enithe; back aches. and throbs, i ¢ * 6.2 0 When housework is torture Order your milk and cream Jas. Mullens ot T TOWN OF ELAND. g When night brings no rest nor with your groceries Mrs: Gomelln Her b b Teaching Him His Place, = st L your' -4 each day 2 Lol < od °“"‘;’:": 1:" Fange 30, 7 | TNBH e e o 6.22 3 ear for whicl b 3 !r?:;?is ifieg:;fm :gg a :‘v‘:’k :n‘;“:::‘: When urinary disorders set in c t h “I 38 ' 4[: f h "I ] 4 fi"d”"“’“ §§" % o Nk é i?gg avent, 1509, 3 husband, who remained at home, | Women's I e Tfiam, l]llfll' 0 es; C 188S i or hotile A Anderson Ne of Swii 8 1136 TOWN OF GUDRID. . 'omen’s lot 18 2 weary one. Page Hill Co. NE¥ of NE 9 7.98 Name of Subdivision ‘Township 160, Range 30. ¥ didn’t get along at all well with Maria, There i he: . : Page Hill Co. SWii of NEff 9 114.82|owner of .Section Sec. g ge a0 i e s e g g+ o e - Croam, Pint bottles, 200 less 3¢ for botfle J iz i S AR £ RIS YO S0 s g e Doy | 1o longer and one morning he called | woes. y 4 ) A M’;‘f-; Tfly]og SWa %z SWis 5 3038 Hibbérd Tngans ~ kw1 e Total I hel'Cm o1 Jng raorn. Doan’s Kidoey Pills cure such iils H L Sustitaon NE‘Z o Nidt 1o lgfl ! Name of ~ Subdivision TBont H 4 S “Confound it, you, I want my meals | 6 1-2 t h “I 13 I 3 f Imt“ i3l ] 0y | v senked e st or on of oy | Flavecured women nere 1o 5e-(ff LBl 1-2 DINT DONNIES, 136 1658 JGTor botle Ji cussic s s 5 o 2 L ot e o ! door you go. 1 don’t propose to pay 1 4.78 omas Martin 1o i 2 3.18 [ Martin Jom 0 mona o vrn my menin o | “rhis s one memiaii womans | Milky QUArt bottles, 12¢ Jess dg for bottle T : “Look a-here,” retorted. Maria, | teStimony. ’ PR 2 g oot gon Bk oty o e | e A e, 00 americs |- MK ) Gallon Lots or more 25¢ per gallun 2o i 2 You jes’ 'member who I is. 1 don’t idii. Mi " 5 ; 57 AT AR - s 20 732 9 a3 3 i — like your tone o' voice, and I ain't no | AVe~ Bemidii, Minn,, says: "I can ¢ : 20 68 P 1 trash for yo' to holler at. Yo' mustn’t | DOt Say to much in praise of Doan's Kindly get your milk ordersin 2 2 1o B H o take me fo' '] i i 5 J 0 10 i 6. 'l‘n:a e your wif: Philadelphia | Kidney P;ls :nd 'Ihslt‘l‘:ngly urge before 8 o’'clock a.m, jn Qrd.ef i# i ‘: : ’ anyone -afficted ‘with kidney com- |] t 7 12 ! p o ! ; . 8 o have them delivered by first 9.51 14 1 F s A CoTpeu:l cmlml; : plaint to give this remedy a fair delivery m delivered by fir (3 Ny or 15 " bt 'amous actor at an elaborate en- |, . 5 . : f 1238 | F. kin N ot NEY 15 i 1. tertainment at a Fifth avenue million. | 1Al F”nd‘ lfi{'d'f’yl P‘"; l‘:"d Y ‘ 6.39 Thi% Rlvtar NE‘:? Lor. c‘é S 4 1 aire’s palace in New York rose to re- | Promptly and effectively and left no 8 4.33 Thlef : :lte Mrs, Bn;v;!;lug’sb j“Dtead dme" A; room for doubt .of their merits.” F"s‘ da"'sry '“m ma smn “ .' ‘m' % 3 b’f rkmq% % e announced his subject and preparec rklh]\ &% to begin he heard a lady near him say | 1 °F S2le by all dealers. Price 50 | 2 3.97 Farikin NES ot | distinetly: cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, P ¥ g Ariih N 5.1 | “What is the mext piece? Some-|New York, sole agents for the United . ‘ : roe er el Y o i e x@ ek e 10. thing funny, I hope. Ob, yes—The |g, i ° ° 4 \ Ander!o “sfi{“ 5 53% Y - Dead Pan? Dear me, how odd! Of 3 : B o dof 8 3 «course it must be funny—something | Remember the name—Doan’s—and Minnesota. Ave., Cor. :Fourth 8t. Phone 65 | § 1 i, #e [ about bad cooking, I suppose.” ther. % i HE £ O e take ho/other. : 3488 Unknownl 1 ...‘4