Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 30, 1918, Page 4

S THEF BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SATURDAY EVENING, ISOVEMBER 30, 1918 RESOLUTION NO. 141, glad to see her home again. Charles Skinner and wife, visited Mrs. John Rossier, Thursday. T. J. Wright and wife and son Roger' were Bemidji =~ shoppers Sat- urday. Mrs. F. W. Lange and children visited at the C. Knapp home Sun- day. v A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, the fore part of the week. 50 Eggs a Day ‘ “Since using ‘More Eggs’ I get 40 to 50 eggs a day instead of 8 or 9,” writes A. P. Woodard of St. Cloud, Fla. This scientific tonic has made big egg profits for thousands of poultry raisers all over the U. S. Get ready now and make big profits out of your hens this winter. A $1.00 . \package will double the egg produc: tion' and a million dollar. bank guar- antees to refund your money if you are not entirely satisfied. Send $1 - now to E. J. Reefer, the.poultry ex- pert, Room 1589, Reefef® Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., or send $2.25 and get 3 regular $1.00 packages on spe- cial discount for a full season’s sup- ply. Or write for his valuable free book that tells the experience of a man who has made a fortune out of poultry. KKK HK KK KK KK KKK * NEBISH * KK KKK KK KK KK KK Mr. and Mrs. Vance Jokavich and daughter Mary were shopping in Be- midji Monday. Earl Gillman returned from Dassel Tuesday where he has been working for the past few months. Horace Higgins went to Puposky Wednesday. Howard Cook was surprised by a number of children Wedne=d2y cven- ing, in honor of his seventh birthday anniversary. The Haycreek school bus began its work Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Thompson are entertaining - Mr. Thompson's ° sister and husband from North Dakota, who arrived here Saturday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gill- man, Novemper 18, a boy, Thomas Pershing. . Fiearty congratulations. The 4influenza ban is being lifted at Nebish as there will be a big dance in the Nebish town hall Sat- aurday, November 30, and Sunday school will open Sunday, December 1. KK H KKK KKK KKK \J PUPOSKY * KK KHREXKKKKKKKEX The village of Puposky was greatly shocked when the news was told that BEdwin Simons, one of our promising young men, had'. passed on to his reward. He had been working on the M. & L railway passenger train, when taken down with the influenza and was sick about a week. The af- fliction turning into pneumonia and later to spinal meningitis, which was the cause of his death. The end came very suddenly, on Friday, No- vember 15, at the home of his par- ents,’ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Simons. Edwin was the eldest son in the fam- ily'and at the date of his death was 17 yedrs, 6 months and 6 days of age, having heen born at New Ulm but had- lived here the greater part of his-life. He was greatly liked among all and will be greatly missed in our midst. He leaves to mourn a father, mother, two sisters and one brother. The remains were brought to Be- midji on Saturday, wHere he was buried .on Monday in the Bemidji cemetery. .. The community extends their greatest sympathy for the bereaved family. WANT AD DEPT. FOR SALE KEKR KKK KKK KKK KX L TURTLE LAKE * KKK KKKK K KKK KKK K Coleman Love and Miss Elsie Leunza were Sunday visitors at the James Love home. Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Baily visited at the P. A, Becker home Sunday. Mrs. Jence Nelson is on the sick list. Dr. Davis is“the attending phy- siclan, Pete Becker transacted business in Bemidji Monday. Miss Glady’s Whitney was a Be- KKK KKK KKK KKK KKK R KKK KKKKK KKK KK * ' ROCKWOOD ” x| ¥ GRANT VALLEY * At the regular meeting of the City * X EKK KKK X KK KKK KKKE KK KKKR Council of the Cify of Bemidjl, Minne. | % % ¥ ¥ X % % ¥ 32 Ve s Bemidji shopper sota, heid at the council chambers in| The sick in this vicinity are ?ll;o:t Th(\}}- ss(i&ye” s was a Bemidji shoppe; the City Hall in said city on the 256th o ey W . G SEnovomber, 1018 Mdarman Gar.| (he saine. It ls hoped they el " Mrs. Max Lubeck and Miss Mar- lock presented the following resolution | & o * alled on Mrs. Harr and moved its adoption: John Vogts and daughter were garet' Wright cal y " Whereas, the wat nd light commit- 2 - | Vogt Monday. . e pkegs, tite Wator udliEhe Shminit among the Bemidji callers last Sat F. W. Lange and family visited at Co‘\;n{dl tl-lx:lt }{ne iwn]tergvorks‘ plagtn:n urday. the Arthur Dailey home in Rock- and for sald city is Inadequate and the| Njck Nelson, who was in the hos-|wood Tuosday. f th t 1y to said plant ? ; Sosutticiant G0 sapply. the Inhabitants | pital at Bemidji with influenza for a| * W. E. Dailey left Thursday night ?'V“h t;lvutlex;h:nr‘i"x:rote;ta"t‘:e ngtty fs‘;:"fi woek, wast:ble to kbe out .Saturday | tor his home in Clay counti",i Towa, s A aap m suen|but was rather weak. after a month’s stay with his son, lant must be extended to the Fifth \‘:lnr!d hlé\sfitr;ess np’:)rtuon of] an?h othelx‘ Dlstrlict 29 iis having sl::hool amll\}ni Arthur, & parts of the city to supply e resi-|Jt has been going a week now. of Mrs. Joseph Elias was a Bemidji dents with water and fir rotection, z soon as practicable and ordered by the 2 ss Margie utphy was calle City- Council. Nick Hirt and B. Edwards were|h hur 1 t Ana Wi W a 5 ome Thursday evering on accoun it in xfi'fiufifii}iz??fi%‘?fi"fi?&“%‘ ‘Z’é:f Bemidji shoppers Saturdsy forenoon. | of the llness of her brother. He is struct, extend, enlarge and improve the| Charles Koenig and family were|reported on the gain. existin, municipal waterworks lant and thi funds 1‘,’, the treasury ofp the | Bemidji shoppers Monday. Miss Margaret Wright has visited city available therefor are not suf- Pearl Edwards visited with Mabel [ at the Lubeck home the past week. flc!entmfoir :uchhpu;posgst:nd (,!lttls n‘ecg:' Malterud Sunday afternoon. C. W. Kingsbury and family called L e Don s o e Y oimee:| Henry Peters and wife visited at|at the A. R. Dailey home Sunday B N | O wires ah 1ey Romcidels Comer & d wite called at such bonds ug| urray an ay -Edwards asper Knapp and wife called a money o pfic‘f"""‘!‘:“é" o’fmg;fl,' ements. | were shoppers in Bemidji Monday. the Lange home Tuesday evening. thirty-five thousands dollars ($85,000.00) Guy Sanborn and wife were Be- Archie Anderson visited Lee ;hecx;:;g; bafl;:o},d. ::t once tougbglncg:e midji shoppers Saturday attel;noon‘ ‘Wright last Sunday. o Ry aun 0 Carry - gl \a -| L. P, Petrie and wife, Cecil Petrie Mrs. Willi Hi 11 t struction, extension, enlargement and E Mrs. am Hanson called at the Improvements.to sald waterworks plant|2nd family, all visited at the Charles}.c. Knapp home Sunday afternoon. - cnntempldat:ald ax;]d émxgadiuely neces-| Barclay home Sunday. - Mrs. George Knapp visited at the held’ ain_':l not. "c;s)?ed.o?msgx? ‘I},"e"“‘,‘;,e",? Relatives of Louis Peters moved | Casper Knapp home from Saturday est thereon, until such time as it may|up Monday. They expect. to work]until Monday, when'shg returned to be advigable to construct and complete| hers in the woods this winter. her home in Rockwood.” We are all t}lle tflltemtion portion- of sald water plant; : And, whereas, Mr. F. L. Anders, con- sulting engineer, and Mr. W. B. Steven- sou, civil engineer of Fargo, North Da- kota, were heretofore duly employed to prepare and submit, and have prepared and submitted complete plans and specl- gmuions, wltg a}l necestsary dutf,tma&a, FOR SALE-—Piano, on terms to right rawings an orms to complete the work first to be done nt lated, party. One Singer sewing machine and the plans and drawings for 4 com: $17.50, if taken at once; two ma- hogany leather upholstered rock- ers; one white enameled bed room suite. C. F. Hicks, 518 Beltrami Ave. . Call after 6 p. m. 1130tf SRS TR e FOR SALE—Woodstock typewriter, in first class condition; also type- writer table. Phone 231. 3d11g0 Pt s W O Al S SRS FOR SALE-—16 incn tamarack wood, $2.26 to $38.00 per cord. Call or see Carl Opsata, Bemidjf, Minn. 144127 FOR SALE—Oak, well _built' store ‘ladder. Call at Ploneer éfllt:;.m FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal, see or write B. J. Willits, 407 Bel- trami Ave., new location.. 1111tf e e WANTED Sei A A A A A AN A ST WANTED-—To hear- from owner of good farm for sale. State cash price, full deseription. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 141130 WANTED-—Capable man for new business opening in Bemidji. Good for $260 a month and up. Per- manent. Only one with $500 avail- able capital and some business ex- perience considered. Address Mr. Bickle, 1206 No. American Bldg., Chicago. 1d1130 WANTED—Sdlesnien and others ‘in © non-essential ‘business, sell groc- eriés. ~ One of world’'s largest grocers (capital over $1,000,000), wants ambitious men in every lo- cality to sell “direct to consumer nationally known brand of groc- eries, teas, coffees, spices, paints, oils, stock foods, etc. Big line, easy sales. Values beat any com- petition. Earn big money. .No ex- perience or capital required. Com- plete sample outfit and free selling instructions start you. Long established reliable house. Write today. John Sexton & Co., 852 W. 1llinois St., Chicago, Il 1d1130 WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Mrs. E. E. Kenfield, 1224 Doud avenue. Phone 730. 1129tf O G i S A A i A A T DL MR, WANTED—Gir] for, housework.. 29 10th St. Phone §70-W. 3a122 WANTED—Competeitt. girl for gen- eral housework. ‘Inguire Mrs. W. A. Gray, over Olson’s old store, Nymore, Minn. 3d122 WANTED—Wood chioppers, $2.60 a cord; waitresses, $26; woman In laundry, $25; general malds, $25; plain cook, $40; kitchen malds, $30; handymen, $30; practical nurses, $26; engineer, up to $60. All with complete maintenance, apply immediately. Dr. -Davis, Puposky, Minn, 5d124 WANTED—Furnished room, in mod- ern home, by a profesgional man. Telephone 266. 2d1130 WANTED—Boat trailer. Carl Op- sata, Bemidji,” Minn. Phone 4-F-2. 2d1130 WANTED - Dining room girl at BErickson Hotel. 341130 WANTED—Mald for general house- work, 1218 Bemidji Ave. Phone 765-W. 1126t WANTED TO BUY—Gasoline wood saw rig, 7 h.-p. or larger. Cash for good rig. Chas. S. Carter, Hines, Minn. 341130 PO S8 R G TS SR SR LA I SO e FOR RENT FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, heated. 8§20 Beltrami Ave. 3d122 FOR HIRE—I can furnish 10 teams of heavy horses with harness, for logging. Geo. J. Sheehan, Niagara, N. D. 104127 FOR RENT-—Modern house. Inquire at 320 Beltrami Ave. 3d1129 FOR RENT-—Six room, steam heated midji shopper Saturday. R. H, Dickenson, who has heen working at Verndale during the sum- mer, has returned home. Dr. Smith made a professional call at the Gilbert Peterson home Thurs- day. 5 ‘ Frank Fournier returned home from North Dakota Saturday. Mrs. Frank Johnson is entertain- ing her sister, Miss Johnson, of La- porte. % Mrs. E. H. Smith called on Mrs. Thomas Baily Thursday . Elsie Leunza called on friends in Bemidji Saturday. K K¥EHEKEKEKEKKKKKXX * NORTHERN ¥ KK X HEKEKKKKKEKKKKK Mrs. J. Noel has sold her farm to George Day.. Mr. Day and family will. take possession at once. Mrs. Emma Anderson of Independ- ence, Mo., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ross Anderson. J. Noel has returned from Kel- liher where he spent a few days looking up work at a logging camp. Rodrick, D. A. Whiting’s small son, was taken to St. Anthony’s hos- pital last Friday with an infected ear, caused by the “flu.” His mother accompanied him. An operation was avoided by Dr. A. V. Garlock and the child was taken home Saturday. Those suffering from the “flu” are, Albert North and family, Mrs. Ross Anderson and son, Alma. Mr. and Mrs. D, A. Whiting and their three children. All are improving. _ Mr, and Mrs. Osborn and family attended the wedding of their son at Lavinia last Wednesday. School No. 2 is again closed for this week. SRR ik Kx Kk x KKK EKKK KX * SPUR * Kok od KR KKK KK KKK KRS The deer season is about to close and very few hunters have had any luck around here. The school board-has decided not to reopen the Spur school for an- other week, although there are no cases of influenza in the vicinity. Charles Gerlinger is still stationed at an army post in France. William Gerlinger spent the day in Bemidji Wednesday attending to busi- ness. We are all greatly pleased at the turn in the war conditions and we hope the people will see the wisdom of sooner or later giving the railroads back into the hands of the owners. RESOLUTION NO. 142, At a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bemidji, Minne- sota, held at the council chambers in the City Hall in said city on the 25th day of November, 1918, Alderman Backus presented the following resolu- tion and moved its adoption. Whereas, by a resolution duly passed a Special Election is to be held in sald city on the 21st day of December, 1918, at such Special Electlon the electors of the city may vote upon the *Proposi- tion to issue Waterworks Bonds, by the city, in the sum of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars ($125,000.- G0), to draw not exceeding five (5) per cent interest, payable semi-annually, and mature on January 1st, 1844, for the purpose of constructing, extending, enlarging and improving the Public Water Plant and Waterworks System owned and operated by the City,” such bonds to be issue for in such amount as is set forth in such resolution, and such resolution has. been approved by the mayor, attested to by the city clerk and is in full force and effect. Resolved, that the voting places for the various wards of the City of Be- midjl, for said Special Election, be, an hereby is designated to be the City Hall in and for sald city, in the Auditorium Room in the second story of said City Hall. That at and_in such Auditorium Room so designated there shall be pro- vided separate statutory voting facilities for each precinct or ward in said city, and the voting shall otherwise be con- ducted in the same manner as though the voting places were located in the respective precincts or wards, That the following named residents and qualified electors, of their respective wards be and are hereby appointed judges of such election: First Ward—Ted Getchell, Frank Ar- neold, W. C. Klein, Second Ward—Barney Erickson, R. J. Fenton, Jas. Parmalee. Third Ward—Geo. Walker, P. M. Dicaire. 0. B. Stephen. Fourth Ward—Matthew Larson, John Kline, Wm. Dug: as. Fifth Ward—Archie Olson, D. 8. Kid- flat. Call phone No. 445, or 723|der, K. Paulson. Irvine Ave. 6d1130] Alderman Benner seconded the motion. The motion then being put to a vote upon a call of the Ayes and Nays, the following named aldermen voted Aye: LOST AND FOUND Bagley, Garlock, Backus, Palmer, Phil- lérp!k Benner, Croon, Smith, Joanis and ark. £Boy' = The following named aldermen voted LOST y's coaster wagon. Kindly|x,y:” None. Absent: Barnell. return to Dr. Garlock for reward. 1129tf LOST—Will the party who took a No. 4 Burnham wagon from the residence of John Dalton, 5§19 Min- nesota Ave., kindly return it. 5 24122 fau v: There being voted in favor of such motion at least three-fourths majority of all members of the City Council, the resolution was declared duly adopted. Approved November 30th, 1918. CHAS. W. VANDERSLUIS, 2 Mayor { 0f Bemidji, this.30th day of November, Attest, 1918, GEO STEIN, GEQ. STEIN, City Clerk. B 4 141180 | 241180&127 City Clerk. of such entire plant, water water at all times for all purposes, and and elsewhere in the city, and that the]' and when deemed expedient by the City Council. d | aldermen voted Nay: rlate filteration plant to nstalled in the City of Bemidjl, in con- nection with the existing plant, if de- sired, but so adjusting the construction that it will be pegessary only to construct that portion thereof ' that will take the supply of rom the channel of the Missis- sippi river in Lake Irving, purify and pump such water into the present water system, thereby augmenting the pres- ant supply, from wells the present source of supply, to the extent necessary to obtain an unlimited supply of pure THE UNIVERSAL CAR Because of its all-around utility, the Ford one-ton truck—with worm drive—has made itself an absolute " business necessity. It’s so dependable in service where ever placed, flexible and sure in Fnrd Tmck ; control and low cost of operation ¢ and maintenance and possessing’ *_that vanadium steel strength, it has nit inevery line of-busin om Teta merchant to manufacturer, from engineer to - con- tractor, from corporation to farmer.. Let us tell you details and give you a demonstration. to lay water mains into the Fifth ward|: dlteration part of such waterworks sys- tem with the necessary accessories thereto may be hereafter constructed if Resolved, that such constructions, ex- tension, enlargement and improvement of the municipal water plant and water- works system in and for the City of Bemidji be installed in accordance to the drawings, plans and specifications therefor, presented by said engineers, adopted and accepted by the city and filed with the city clerk. That the de- termination of said water “and Hght committee that the cost for the instal- ation and completion of such system will ‘amount to one hundred twenty-tive thousand dollars ($125,000.00) be ‘adopt- ed as the necessary amount to be Taised by bonded indebtedness. That the City Council of the City of Bemidji authorize the issuance and sale of one hundred twenty-flve thousand dollars ($125,000.- 00), par value, in and of the bonds of the city, to run twenty-five years and bear interest not exceeding five (5) per cent per annum, interest payable semi- annually. Said bonds to be issued by attherization of Chapter b, Section 21, and Chapter 8, Section 9, of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Bemidji, adopted September 26, 1905, and the laws of the State of Minnesota, which in- clude Chapter 303, Section 38, Laws 1918, approved April 16, 1913, parmlmng in- terest not exceeding five (5) per centum per annum on such bonds, the same to be sold at not less than par and accrued interest. Chapter 143, Laws 1917, ap- proved March 29, 1917, The proceets of said bonds to be used solely for con- structing, extending, enlarging and, im- proving the water plant and waterworks system owned and operated by said eity. Be it further resolved, that a Special Election, in and for the City of Bemidji, be ‘held on ‘the 21st day of December, 1918, and conducted in the manner pre- seribed for municipal elections in such city, to enable the legal voters, in and for the sald city, to vote uponm, 'viz: the “‘Proposition to issue waterworks bonds, by the city, in the sum of one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars ($125,000.00), to draw not exceeding five (5) per cent interest payable ' seml- annually, and to mature on the 1st day of January, 1944, for the purpose of constructing, extending, ‘enlarging and improving the public water plant’ and waterworks system owned and operated by the ecity.,” That the ticket to .be voted shall contain the aboye statement included In the ‘quotation ‘warks - and underneath same the words: “‘Shall the proposed issuance of ~bonds in the amount of one hundred twenty-five thou- sand dollars ($125,000.00) for the pur- pose of constructing, extending, enlarg- ing and impreving the public water plant and waterworks system owned nn(} operated by the city be authorized?” and _ Issue of Bonds YES.. Issue of Bonds NO. The elector desiring to vote in favor of issuing sald bonds shall make g cross mark thus, X, in the place left opposite the word “Yes,” and The elector desiring to vote against the issuing of said bonds shall make a cross mark thus, X, in the place so left opposite the word ‘No." That the city clerk shall give due notice of such election by posting or cgusing to be posted a notice or notices thereof in each ward of the city, and publishing such notice in the -Bemidji Daily Pioneer, giving at least twenty (20) days notice of such election, such notices to be posted and given of ‘such election as the general laws of the State of Minnesota, relating to elections and preliminaries thereto require. i Alderman Phillippi seconded the mo- on. The motion was then put to a vote upon the call of the Ayes and Nays. The following named aldermen vated Aye: Bagley, Garlock, Backus, Smith, Palmer, Phillippl, Joanls, Benner, Clark Croon, and the following named None. Absent: Barnell. There having been voted in favor of the motion, at least three- fourths majority vote of all the mem- bers of the City council, the resolution was duly adoptéd. Appreved November 30th, 1918. CHAS. W. VANDERSLUIS, Mayor. ~ Holiday Shopping Bags Come see them in the window. First come, first served. Cut out a picture from a magazine cover and paste iton thebag. Then notice the difference. and Attest, GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. 1d1130 > NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. . Pioneer. Stationery Store State of Minnesota, County of Bel- gnmllémss. In and For the City of 3 em. 5 - Notice is hereby given, that a Special Old pOSt Oche Election will be held on the 21st day of December, 1918, between the hours of 6 o'clock a. m. and 9 o'clock p. m. of sald day, in the Auditorium Room, in the second story of the City Hall, in the City of Bemidji, to-enable the legal voters, in and for said city, to vote upon, z: The “Proposition to issue water- works bonds, by the city, in the .sum of one hundred twenty-five thousand (8125,000.00) dollars, to draw mnot ex- ceeding flve (5) per cent interest pay- able semi-annually, to mature January 1st, 1944, for the purpose of construct- ing, extending, enlarging and improving, the Public Water Piant and Waterworks! gf{stcm Owned and Operated by the In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set_my hand and the seal of the City Next to Netzer’s Bemidji, Minn. Balssttiua 44— +