Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 2

— ve Lms TGBE fiBORNED PROCEEDINGS OF. .THE ROARD OF| It was moved, seconded and. carrl‘ed Town of Zippel, 30.per cent. - % | EQUALIZATION OF BELTRAMI to make the following changes in items| First Unorganized District, | : y o GOUNTY, ‘MINNHSOTAY GUEY WWEHL| Sarlons. acsesomont. districte. o the| Becond Unorganized’ District. 30 i B 5 g x 8 en’ stricts - of e eco! norganiz strict, 30 per “Frillery” 'Must ‘Be Ornamented With | : 1918, +"lcounty; in order to equalize the said dis-|cent. i £ 2 N Hand Painting, .ls a Coming c-'.l‘he .Board.of Bqualization of.Beltrami | tricts, e lt:emb? oéh(;l“s zv"}’:égg rugs-andcar- ¢ 3 5 ‘| pets, nge; 3 Edict of Fashion. ; m?unty met July 16th, 1918, 'at. 10:00 21 Being household furniture and uten- ® Item 2 of. Clisss 2, being books, pic- 5L s - £ Present; A. E. Rako, H. B. Imsdahl, J.|8ils and wearing apparel of members of | tures, ete. No changes made. Well, girls; you will soon be.wears/| F. Hayes, WmiLennon,' S. W. Ellis|the family. o : Uent pighiclasm s aeveing machin i, {dk - vonr owh ark lery. Ratntan)] SoaniGominigseneradant J. 1o Geors ) mown of Blackduok, 100 per cent ucxpance 5 ounty: or, ‘ Town of Buzzle, 100 per cent, e Town of Battle, 50 per cent. lingerie 15" coming, and who knows but |, The:oath of 'otlce"':vdau administered |- 7000 6 it 60" n o Cent, Town of Baudette, 66 2-3 per cent.’ 80 per ~ BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER | TRLEPHONE 923 Town of Benville, 66 2-3 per cent.. % among the.fall announcements.: Bach fiyeir assessments should not be Talsed,| mown of Durand, 33 1-8 per cent. Towmn of O e 20 s athaent. - : what you wilt:have n'birdséye-view of | ¥ i of Court DR Town of Grant Valley, 50 : ; % e d 3 ganized by electing A. X S1ey, per cent. Ty £ Cormant, 66.2-3 per cent. ' . iy Entered at the postoffice at Bemiddi, Minn., as second-class matter W} the Steel city, with its millg in full | B. Rako, Chairman, and S Getge,| Town of Hamre, 25 per cent.. 7 o 0% Tookien, 66 2.9 per cent. under act-of" Congress of March 3, LA 4 : 2 Secretary. *| Townof Lammers, 40 per cent. T # Bland, 30.per cent. i . B blast, running around the bottom -of {SSELCRN (o tions. trom the: State;Tax| < ZoWn of Langor, 100 per cent. Town Of Grant Valley, 560 per cent. | ; B your ‘skirt? "‘Worit.is.sald: that lin- clomn:‘ilglorfiland otfiers-were read: and| mown 3§ g&glglgplgs;éolm lpg:nctent- gown o; gagalt:, efig pex cent.' 4 % No attention pald to annonymous contributions, Writer’s name must T 8 placed on file. 5 / d 3 “Town of Horne -3 per cent, & e O R O acedsbrlly. fOF :pOBlISAtION: = o RIIae l‘; t;"’t onee s;'“meg will make its | PlS 50, ra proceeded to_examine the| mOWN Of Roosevelt, 100 per cent. Town of Jones, 662-3 per cent. e Communications for the Weekly Ploneer must reach this offica not painted approach much more noise- |agsessment books, -Recess taken to'1:30| ~mown of Ta: s ancrioont. Town of Keil, b0 per cent, | later than Tuesday of ‘each week to insure publicationiin the current issue. lessly and without ostentation, but P].lM.,'wkl)xen the Bos:rd, reconvened with| ‘yijlage of s"oofim_ 2‘% pe‘;eféeh i %"w" og %::l;figfirfigs Bg; g::t._ i . —_— e with force, OIl paintings done'to suit |* I itor wras instructed to. cite| Village of enstrike, 100 per cent. Town of 6o, 66 2-3 per cent, = © — T Y G i i individual taste on ‘the lingerie are tge gollog'htlz &!fll‘fies to am;ear before} mown of Angll)ee.e :3.;::' cent. %832 §g‘ fi?fii’filé"g‘é pfi?)'neeerqggm | e Board to show cause, if any, why| ' Town of Beaver Dam, 30 per cent.’ Town of Meadowland, 66 2-3 per cent. place is to follow a master design, and | to-wit: Town of Hagali, 20 per ¢ s e ent, M: - Sets will have thelr day 1n court, Thus, | - Grooketonumber Co; Bemlatl Minn. | Tobn of LeS 46 pefomnt " - | Town e R0 por cent ?‘-fl;%(::lt(}-net dm:s w‘iu p‘:‘.‘l: ST Mls’fhflllaire Retatt LumberiCo, Bewmidyl, gg:: ?)tt Iflg:ggiflf 310-311%?0%?:. § %ggfi gf! I‘th;)rrtli'}s;ogod. p(‘brpgint‘:'enh " .web stocking most eminen 2 gt 1 < i Town of Prosper, 50 per cent. ” 4 T. M, Partridgs Lumber Co, Black-| Town of Rapid River, 0 hor cent. Down of QBHlon e B per cent. Town of Red Lake, 25 per cent. Town of Turtle Lake, 20 per-cent. ‘Town of Turtle River, 20 per cent. 5 % shade, 1f not entirely outof ‘business, dug, Minn. G i ’ 2 Y % ‘ ' artr! €, er Co. e o 3 the ‘week. “ Published and wl}olg flock- of mefl, W'*“p per{'laor of Aues%meents lg‘au for, in sdvazncs §1.50 - ‘befora those of us who have eyes with lorderqd to make an assessment of poles C 2 2 limitless possibilities as’ cenic ef- %‘1‘1’% k‘l’&?‘i so‘r’xm;l;g‘tl' %‘:fiir tx;o, fects, with: startling backgrounds and | Moved, seconded- and ‘carried to ad- stmospheric-tonalities. “Washington | Journ. to, Monda: ulyd 29th, at 10700 Crossing the Delaware,” “Joan of Arc "Roard reconvened at 10:00 A M, July Listening to the'Volces,” “The Battle 29th-Ha! verfldiofimv;;fi}- Thasant: Ra~ of Waterloo” and examples’ of ' the %sm‘t‘_y?,;“di'fl’l‘?“‘, lis. and.: George: shot-to-pieces school may7all ‘be’har- thnt !;V:: mgev:sd. etmmtdt:lfl1 nrslg tfinlxlflied e a as! ment le aire nessed to the new fad. e” artstic | Retall Lumber, Co., Ttém- 31, Lumb'efv, temperament may now take on‘a new, La’g:‘ and gfilngles, h‘ls r%ise‘lt tg is,sss.(l)(o. 1 F 1 3% e au or was instructe 0o make lease of life, in spite of t.yhe»ngimtlop ayditor's assessments_on the following| in favor of a tax. on art ranging up to orrnjtt;ed\proparlty as ghown by :t& report e = = =y () e supervisor of assessm 83 i 25 per cent. 1t nay 3 mount upon efigles Town of Blackduck:; ; American Ceaa.r b wings; It may rup without weariness: {Co,, Item 81, posts and boles, $1,050; full| * H y and true value, at Hines Spur. And same Wh i \L&\ . Liquid (Continued on Page Six). WILL KEEP RECORD OF SOLDIERS. ¥ - Sata " Soldiers and sailors-of Minnesota are to have their deeds .and services recognized by the state and by each community from which they are enlisted under.plans that have been adopted by the public safety commission, at the suggestion of| Governor Burnquist. - The commission unanimously ‘endorsed the governor’s idea and the work will proceed at once. Under the plan, each community will. maintain an honer SR * roll,.recording-the name of all men in service, together with their achievements, dates of entry and discharge. Each county director of the commission will appoint an individual or a com- mittee to read all war news and note all mention of men from that particular locality. S 7 In the case of a citation of any man for special bravery, this committee will-address a letter to him-expressing the pride of the citizens of his old home town and appreciation of the|- honor that he has brought upon it. A copy of this letter will go into the local newspapers and clippings of press comments mailed to the man in service. b g The committee will also address an appropriate commun- ication to the next of kin of all men in the community whose S names appear upon the list of casualties which is to be delivered i by some selected prominent citizen in person. This plan will no doubt lead to a nation-wide effort to see that generous recognition is given to all men in the service-and 2 all communities will take pride in maintaining their individual honor rolls. e : 3 Governor Burnquist and the commission immediately recog- It-may—but what's the use? The new 4 : , $4,690, full and it R fad is a positive boon to- struggling ‘[f:l'?e ‘mie",'vé‘émi“h ttme v’; “te' o0 5 ?d artists from Maine to.California, whose | . It being shown that the Internation- 5 LS al Lumber - Co., of Spooner, had been productions have, gince the war, had |agsessed ‘with some peonerty belonging to confront not only a sluggish, but a [to the Rainy River Supply Co, it.was . ed, seconded and carried that the positiyely dead market.. Let us all ;?s,‘i)g Inter‘:\ational Lumber+ Co: should > rise ii our places ‘and give.three:rous- |be credited with $789, in Item 32, and}. i i e the same amount charged to the Rain: ing cheers -for the n_ppllcat;op of m?,e,- lns%pp]y :Co., insthe.vlllage o¥ 3 painting to lingerie—New York Times, | Spooner Assessment District. E : . Recess taken to-1:30 P.-M:, ‘when the Board reconvened. with . commissioner still absent. ‘ It. was moved -by’ Ellis, séconded by 2 g i 4 R Lennon, that the full and true valua- 4 ¥ b \ i tion of structares-on’lot 5, Section 35- % f o | 161-31, being_ the ‘1dcation of the saw- 4 3 i Carried: 2 NOTICE Idt tW:a.s mc;vet:‘.by E}:aytes. %hat the gfl: A Adyernisements in this = colump |2nd true valuation of structures on 0 R ? r 4, north of ‘Railway and less highway, cost Half sert a Word per issue, whep |Section. 19:146-33, be ralsed.to $200,000 paid cash in’ advance. .;No ad.will | trom $172,500. Zel being no- second, - the motion LLEV CONFORATIONS uiNITED, BUFFALG. N Rl PRGN OE /OrMen's Womens and Childrens Shoes I & i} There be run for less.than 10c per jissue | 1500, "CE ot Ads charged:on our books cost one |-" 1t was moved by Ellis, ‘seconded by e sent a word per igsue. No ads rup |Hayes, that thevaluation of Lot 4, north § $ cor: less. than:;25c. of railway; and less highway, be raised - S L R, o |ftrom $172,500, to $186,000. 'Carried. 7 0 It was moved by Hayes, that the val- % = FOR-SALE v uation of the-Crookston -Lumber: Co.'s —b A Q 2 s : e I Sy e e o t 2, Section-10-146-33, ; = nized the value of ahmovelment of this kind as a.means to[FOR %’AI%E*%) acres ofcgoodnblue Elm;;x?e%h%'o"?{?b‘fooo. Se’{‘(:h%: tglellnstno 4 - 2 i sustain ‘and improve the milita ral r i joint hay ‘stumpage. ~ Can-all be[second, the motion was declared lost i — 2 ; 5 § frgf; i) (()lur ppeoplee ot himd ry mo; e of our armies at the cut with mower, - Phone 377, 211 otltp:vx:%rfi?vggo‘;%r?}?y:rg't’i{‘:tct&‘:fl?:ttg: : ‘v : : : ¥ % i 4th street. 2-89 | Lumber Co., be taken up at10:00 A. M, % 3 30th, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Our | UM 30 | o no secona, the home at 1012 Doud - avenue; eight | was declared lost. rooms, Mot y - I, - was moved by Lennon, ms,; mpdern except: heat. . Now by. Ellis, that the amounts of personal; ——0 : MR. BURLESON’S PROMISES. = . '~ W'e.wénf to suggest a few important 7 " § X (Philadelphia Public Ledgér.) lty painted, gflrage},l fenced, shll[de property assessments of the Crookston S St . A > % o AT == If the postmaster general realizes, as he says, “the imi-| irees BEOey Dorel, Horoo s | Gl oo D o o, Rl gall de- matters to which you should give your at- mensity of the task” he has undertaken in administering the| ~ana'deors throughout. New. cel-|manded, Rake, axe; Baved, 0t niaiqy tention at once. sy : telegraph and telephoné lines, the public will hope that he may lflgérlllewly !hil!;sl.ed, etlfi Will leavg absent. . Four ayes, ene no; one absen 1 i J i 2 3 = n new niversal range an: on declared carried. . rise to it. "He admits that these services have been ‘‘remarkably| " p,q, Y e with the house it de-| Moved by Lennon, Secorided by s, T ks Yous seailary or Gon welb 8Afe successful’” heretofore, especially in view of the difficult condi-| sired. The first $2,000 takes this thit vt{;fa;gl‘g}“%gd‘gy“y; e d an Fa s tions cregt_ed by the war. Nor does he’ specify what'the néw| comfortable home; $700.00 down, that of 1916. to-wit, 30 per cent. Car- 2. ‘Build a.ailo, save ALL your corn. * R o opportunities for effecting “improvements and economies” and| balance terms. —Inquire of MES ™S eq by Lenton, seconded by Bilis, ! ] : 5 i a larger use of their facilities by. the people may be. Everyone| Longbalia, Eittietork, Minn. . | ot e iowris of buosks, be decrons: S, Hulld 5 conerate fending foor: i Seve will wish that the high hopes which inspire Mr. Burleson may ; i " 6-812 |ed 30 per cen; to equal the valuation of - all your feed, you can’t spare any for . the 2 come to fruition. - FOR SALE—Gasoline_cabin_launch. O Poved by Hillis, seconded by Lenpou,| rats. : : = In commission on Leach Lake-at]that the full and true valuation of ‘the : r . 3 : N SE d NW SE3 Section: 10- . - 5 * Walker. Finely finished in solid |} 1eas. per redcod i s4goA each. ~ Car- . 4. 'Build a manure pit. -Save all the Oak, Nitchenette, lavatory, car-|ried. 2 . tains, rugs, etc.,'complete.y’ Will |, Adjournment taken to 9:30 ACM., July - manure value. But there is nothing in the management of the postoffice-to suggest any great degree of optimism. ' The “improvements and economies” there have not been hailed with much glee by the users of the mails. On the contrary there is general dissat-| carry about twenty passengers. A+ met at 9:30, Tuesday, the 30th] Big cash bargain. Address G. B:;|day of July, as per adjournment, with isfaction at what seem to be needless delays. In brief, govern- o 121612 |95 nhembers present :’l.all:e your-hawn, your.Wog ho“’e. snd ment control of the wires is-an experiment. The war may have _care Ploneer, =~ = 120010 %N forenoon was occupied with ex- your chicken house comfortable for winter. made it imperative, though proof of that is still lacking. But WANTED amination of the assesament books, and ' 6. “Build a machine shed, make your ma- Py R . recess taken to 1:30 P. it will be judged by the results. WANTED—Night porter and two day | Board reconvened with all mombers chines last longer and do better work. Li2h Sy : present. WE ARE NOT ALONE, EITHER. bell boys. Markham hotel.. - 85tf]|" Moved by Hayes, selcon%ed }”'mn"’a z . 1, that the it £ , 1ath_aj WANTED—_A middle-aged lady with | 3205 fhat the tem of Mper cent, . Roll r one little girl wishes to keep-house | call demanded. Rako, no;y Imsdahl, aye; for some good respectful an. Ad-|Haves, aye; Lennon; mo; Ellls, _10; P o And now comes the state fuel administration and issues| gr George, no. Two ayes; four, no. Motion 1 3 ess. Mrs. Mabel Marsden, Mar- ) i L8 g‘ur a ukase that says coal dealers shall hereafter dump coal on the| gie, Minn. Lock-box 644. ~ 4-812 aecaren lgjti.ennon, seconded by Ellls, Let us_help you p lan and fi € on ) : . T AT ) G g O % BT AP that It 32, les a osts, e rais- - = = curb or in the alley, or any old place except the coal bins of the| WANTED—Mald and kitchen girl et e B P ironghout the county. these buildings if you have not already consumers, to “save labor.” Then the householder will have| _Markham hotel. JoAste|Carrled. . ves sacond by Tmadahl ; : ! to hire someone to lug the coal into his bin, thus “saving labor’' | WANTED—Young widow with little}tnat logs and tles be raised 10 per cent erected them. A > i some more; provided, of course, he is able to'discover some| 2% four yoard o' X(fi;‘r‘;‘s;“‘g S throughout the coUnty.. Aotani +aye:l : . 3 e : 5 e fellow standing idly around waiting for a “job.” Piblieerzs) 4, 45 {ep1g| Heves, ave: [ Lennon,, noi B O AR s b g s . We always had a sneaking idea that the coal dealers of | WANTED—Two or {hrée unfurnish. | tion declared lost: g s-t H g F a e i B {dii P B ) Moved, seconded and carried,.to ad- » [} 1 ' alre - um er o : emidji were competent to run their own affairs with regard| ed rooms for light housekeeping.|jsurn to'9:30 A. M., July 31st. 2 . ¢ ¢ " to the delivery business, but this latest fuel order seems to us|. 4ddress P. B. W.,‘clo Pioneer scte]| 9 oATS S oinenaay b o Ay We Reduce Your Board Bill a fool order, And we are not alone in that viewpoint, either.| wavss—mn : all membors_present. : : D—Man to haul wood onf Moved by Imsdahl, seconded by -Eilis, 111—Phone: 100 i (e S shares, everything furnished. 'Dr:|that the assessment of Wm. Rulien for nes— The test of the water supply wells indicate that théy are| J.A. McClure. Phone:6-F20 sheep in the town of McDonald, being s . e jae . = € 210 sheep, $490, be cancelled as being a S— inadequate to furnish Bemidji with the water it needs. It is WANTED—R = 6-810|double assessment. Carried. i ; A D—Rooms - for light house- - — hoped the advocates of the old wells will now be satisfied with ! the results of the expenditure of about $1,500 in so determining.| keeping- Jupnive Dlereer ;’{'{“& ¥ Now it is up to the city to obtain a sufficient supply for the T LesT AND FOURD PEOPLE of the city. : — e ; ‘According to a dispatch from the United Press, a draft evader received fatal injuries by jumping from a train that was taking him to receive his punishment from the government. He should have chosen an easier method and saved those nurses on their way to France the time it took them to attend his im- mediate injuries. - MUST SERVE BEGIN IN THE [KITGHEN FOUND—Pair of glasses. Owner may have samie by -proving property. ="*| House Cleaning ENTERPRISE AUTO CO- Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Service Office Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St." & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 . Residence Phone 10 WM. M'CUAIG, Manager "For the next ten days we offer everything in Summer Merchandise at ~ Greatly Reduced Prices || All summer dresses at cost or less than ’ 25 per cent discount given on all white cost in many cases. shoes and oxfords. One lot in’ Voiles, Lawns and other 100 piecesABelmont Percales, one yard light materials, priced up to $8.00 for wide, splendid quality cloth, for 25c. $2.00. - This is less than present wholesale price. One lot was up to $15.00, now $4.00. All middies and waists priced at $1.25 Every one. a bargain. g to $1.50 now 98c—$1.00 ones go at 75¢c. BAZAAR STORE HUFFMAN & OLEARY FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING H. N. M’KEE, Funeral : Director PHONE 178-W or R MODERN CABINET CAS RANCE LET’S TALK IT OVER BEMIDJI GAS CO. 76 . 4 B = ; ; , : 2 TR . | | 2 | ' f e | | i i [ | & Ty SN i