Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 9, 1916, Page 8

i § [ [ ‘ % | I GOVERNOR PROMISES FULL INQUIRY (Continued from Page 1) county ditch bonds of $765,000 with- out endeavoring to procure competi- tive bids, and with causing appoint- ment of two men as fiscal agents of the county and voting to pay them 5% per cent commission on the sales, all of which was unnecessary, ac- cording to the complaint. A further allegation is that these agents, George A. Elder and J. A Duify, claimed to be representing the Commercial Investment company and the Farmers State bank of Red Lake Falls, respectively, but were in fact, according to the information and be- lief of the petitioners, acting in their own behalf. Cost County $42,075. This transaction is alleged to have cost the county $42,075. Both com- missioners, it is charged, were in col- lusion with Elder and Duffy under an understanding that they were to pro- fit. Othen charges allege improper action on road contracts. County Attorney Franz Jevne said friends of the three commissioners against whom charges were filed, are anxious to see the two remaining members of the board, John Bursack and M. A. Ulvedahl, brought into the investigation. “They contend that the votes were unanimous in these matters,” said Mr. Jevne, “and that all should fare alike. These charges have been fly- ing about for two years and it is thought best now to have a thorough investigation to clear the air.” ~ Brown Commissioner. Last Saturday the governor ap- pointed Attorney M. J. Brown of Be- midji a commissioner to take the tes- timony. L. W. Wilson, Virginia, has been appointed temporary county auditor by the governor. He will serve at least until Sept. 16, at which time the board of county commissioners is scheduled to meet. Citizens Urge Action. Late Thursday Governor Burn- quist received a telegram from eciti- zens at Northome, Koochiching coun- ty, which read: “Stand pat and give Koochiching county a thorough investigation. The people want it. Be not deceived.” County Commissioner John Bur- sack hepded the signers, who included Add A. Tone, J. E. Cowan, John Neary, Joseph A. Jones, E. W. Gos- line, H. J. Engelking, Ed H. Engel- king, C. V. Corson, R. H. Collar, W. E. Thayer, E. A. Fedmann, J. W. Feld- mann, C. W. Field, L. D. Beach, A. E. Aaberg, William Durren and M. C. Paul. Governor Burnquist replied by wire: “It is my intention to have the in- vestigation continued as far as the law will permit.” . —— ¥* Mina A. Myers. Hair dressing, scalp treatment, etc. Switches $1.50. Troppman Block. Phone 112-W.— Adv. 925 CLASSIFIED FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Four-room house and two lots. Inquire Chas. Madson. 3d911 FOR SALE—Stock of merchandise very cheap or trade for land or city property. What have you? Owner has other business. Call or see owner 106 3rd S., Bemidji, Minn. 74914 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One five-passenger auto and one family launch; all in good condition. 1101 Doud Ave., or Phone 657. 914 FOR SALE—House and lots, 719 Be- midji Ave., or will trade for house and land further out. A. Aubolee. dio2 FOR SALE—Three six-foot show cases, two eounter cases, and one floor case; all practically new. For prices and terms phone’ or write C. A. Kilbourn, Solway, Minn. dasste FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—SIix- drawer electrically operated Na- tional cash register. Koors Bros. dsatt FOR SALE—Well matched team of blacks, six and seven years old. Koors Bros. dsaut 'FOR RENT. FOR RENT — Three unfurnished rooms, water and lights; also one furnished room. 719 Beltrami av- enue. 2d99 FOR RENT—Storage room. I can furnish good storage room for fur- niture and goods. C. E. Battles, M-S tf FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Board obtainable within a block. 1009 Bemidji Ave. Phone 575-W. 831tt WANTED—Girl. "Mrs. B. W. Lakin, 6499 WANTED WEANTED—We pay Cash for second hand furniture, stoves, shoes and clothing. Hannah & Robertson, 206 Minn. Ave. Phone 129-W. d1020 POSITIONS WANTED. y young man position as a clerk, 11 years experience. ‘Will consider other light work. €. W. Schroeder, 806 America Ave. 4d99 ? FARMS FOR SALE. FOR SALE—SWY of SBY, Sec. 21- 146-32, (Town of Frohn), om long time and eaiy terms. Call on or write A. Iiaiser, Bagley, Minn. 111+ Kaplan’s Removal Sale . SALE BECINS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9th We offer until we are completely sold out at our present location the following specials, subject to being unsold Granulated Cane Sugar, per. 100-pound sacks ... e Pl S D 25¢ Lenox Soap, per case 100 bars 0D ccsismsisisusssssnisuseisisyesssiisessiommmpemmsmpaiiismasesessusss for $2.65 P. & G. White Naptha Soap POE DAL <o cececermecosaeamsansrnmesmanassasmasassamassanmansssasnasase 04c e e e bt $3.85 Bob White Soap, 7 bars for Bob White Soap, per case 100 bars . $3-30 Star Naptha Washing Powder, large size g 17 c TS g (T V- S Star Naptha Washing Powder, small size ) 15 c P T Y Rub-No-More Washing Powder, large size Fer: Y] | SR S 1 7 c Roofing Papers, 1-ply I 31) | ———————————EL 82c Roofing Papers, 2-ply per roll Roofing Paper, 3-ply per roll Wall Board, per 1,000 square feet Nails, common wire per keg ... Cattle or Hog Wire, heavy, 80 rods per roll Cattle or Hog Wire, light, 80 rods per roll Barn Paint per gallon ... House Paint, all kinds, 5-year guarantee per gallon . Putty per pound ... Window Glass---Double Strength---At Half Price Sauce stewing kettles, 14-quart granite P Y] (R 250 Vanilla or Lemon Extract ST | ———————— Baking Powder . AT ) | ————————EEEE Flour, 1st Patent S g (555 L) E—————— Flour, 1st Patent 98-1b. sack $3 '95 Farina—creamed wheat, 5 pounds $1.05 F) Cornpf:all){::kage .............................................................................. 5%0 e . 8c B i e e o o 25¢ B 1= i 52¢ O e 19¢ Jar Rubbers, very heavy PSS AL 6*0 Pancake Flour, 7 packages : {5 Sardines, in oil, 15 ca 5003 SO Sardines in mustard, large size, 7 cans (1) o Ty OO e S 50c Qpysters, in cans, large size, 2 (1) S SNSRI ——— zsc Opysters, in cans, small size, 7 BOD eeoeoeoceneemeaemesmemeasaseasecmsceatnsssininssasenmamanane e ms e s e e e soc e B o et 35¢ i N S, 16¢ T L SO, | L RIS 5 R 10¢c L P LA P 16¢c Dl’fegefl;lolfzd ..................................................................................... Gc A .Tic Dried Peaches . sc ; PET POUDA oo nemaeemscemaccestcssmse s — Dried Apricots PP POUNT ... vnimiionuessmmansbossiiosssiiost iibumsiin oot b s 1 oc Dried Prunes, large size, fancy per pound 80 Dried Apricots, large si oy 11)’ ound, ge size, fancy : 12 c Dried Loganberries per jound ............................................................................... 25 C Fig Newton Cookies # per pound 12c Sode Crackers per pound Ginger Snaps per pound Muscatel Raisins, in bulk per pound i 80 Muscatel Raisins, very highest grade per pound Dried Pears per pound J Dromedary Dates, in cartons each 4 ’ ) 90 Pop Corn, candied PEL POUNA oot e e e e eeeneseeens ' 50 Pop Corn, in bulk per pound 50 Barley per pound 40 Tea, English Breakfast PEL POMNA. c.ociiicicisisssissiimisnmanmoiasiomidisansesenssasinsasanenmnassnsonss 290 ' Tea, Gunpowder per pound ............. 2 70 Tea, Green Japan PR POUI, oo ocsssiconcmisscmmmsnsssiissamss sy i assssessisssisd 3 3 C Tea Siftings, in 1-1b. cartons 0 i,f"r. """"" better tham Men Biftings T 25¢ ‘ea Fannings, better than Tea Siftings PET: POUNA c.civsoscacsssusseimssssosssis st et isminmransacmoynnt ' 90 Coffee, Steel Cut, in 1-1b, tins BACH: cocicsisiiininseniiiss Soninsmmsamsanesmsessameomnassesamssems s smsm s asiesics 210 Tomato Catsup, 25¢ size, per bottle each ... = ,’ .................................................................. 180 Mustard in jars, prepared : LE:D - OO 90 Dill Pickles 1 11 | PR 300 Mustard Seed POP POUNM «.cocmcsiimimisonmsiississssissosisssns st S5 Smemenn 15(3 Whole or Ground Cloves POL POUNG < ccocosisucumsuncasinsisscssssssmmsssisisssssmammssmssssssesnnsseommooneeon 250 Caraway Seed PEE POUNA oot ceeme e ne e nseeen st e eeen 190 Worcestershire Sauce per bottle ..o loc Green Olives, per quart Mason j;n' ................................................................................ 25c Olive Oil, very highest grade pint’can ................................................................................... 35c Salad Oil Per gallon ..ivunmmunimresn $ l' OO Fruit Necter, all flavors per bottie ....................... o S ——l 190 Pears, in syrup, 3-1b. cans eétch .......... ’ ................................................................................. loc Pears, in water, 3-1b. cans e;wh ’ 080 Corn, regular 2-1b. tins, 7 cans b ok s B s o o i 80¢ Peas, regular 2-1b. tins, 4 cans 1 i e ST TR 25¢ Peas, extra sifted, 20c grade, 3 cans for ; ! 25¢ Tomatoes, No. 3 tins per c’an ...................................................................................... 100 Yeast Foam, 7 packages . (1) - a .................................................................... 250 Mapleine per bottle e i 250 Syrup, Karo, 10-1b. tins BACH: oot S e R S v mmnmasemesmermaptens Salt, 28-1b. sacks for table use BABH e e cnemmemme e e sssaei et ettt Macaroni, Spaghetti, 10 pounds ) (1) N SO P .............................................................. 500 Macaroni and Soup stock, highest grade k per pound 70 Smoked Bacon Per POURA. .....occocsinssimuspsissssemssssssiisssssmsianss 170 t0 210 Smoked Shoulder Hams per pound . 140 Salt Pork per pound . Also we have 2,000 pairs assorted work shoes, and also ladies stock that will sacrifice at extremely low prices. We wish to sell out all goods on hand at our present location and therefore make these extra special prices. Do Not Delay---if you want fo save money on necessities. Mail Orders Promptly Attended To - Morris Kaplan Minnesota and Second St. Phones 32I-W, also Phone 150 /Bemidii, Minnesota ) | x