The daily pioneer. [volume], June 23, 1903, Image 3

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We mix paints to order. Jones 6t
Flavoring extracts atsFinn "s. 50
For sale, tamarack wood, any
length. C. E. Carson. 8-tf
B113- the best teas and coffees
at Finn's 50-0t
N. J. Nelson is in town from
Crooks ton.
A. Knudson of Nebish arrived
in town last night.
W. Longfellow arrived from
Wadena yesterday.
L. R. Bar te of Sauk Centre is
visiting in the city.
D. R. Bradford is up from Park
Rapids.
A. J. Smi th is here from Sauk
Centre.
H. Heffron has one of the finest
litters of pups ever shown in the
city.
The valuable bird dog owned
by Bart Stafford, which was a
mere pup, was poisoned this
morning by unknown parties.
L. H. Bailey is out of the city
for a few days.
New line of plain and fancy
white waistingsat the Bazaar. f2-'2
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
unstairs. oi-tf
Mrs. Matt Phibbs and family
spoilt \\stordny afternoon at
Cass Lake.
Minnesota strawberries direct
from the orchards every day this
week. Only at Peterson's. 54-lt
The board of equalization is
meeting at the city hall today.
A the time of going to press
nothing of any importance had
come up to be considered.
Grand Union Tea company sells
the tea and coffee direct to con
sumer. No middle man's profit. 50
Richard Collins was in today
from Lake George, where he is
camping for his health.
Ed Kelley appeared before
Judge Reynolds this morning on
a charge of drunkeness. He was
left off on condition that he would
leave town immediately.
Ladies and children's bathing
suits and caps just received at
the Berman Emporium.d 2d-wl
Judge McClenahan and Steno
grapher George Moody have re
turned to Brainerd.
Orders for the hack can be
teleshoned to Bagley's livery
stable. Prompt service gaur
anteed. 54-5
James J. Lambrecht of the
Mutual Life Insurance company
is in Bemidji.
Just received, &a large assort
ment in the latest style of white
and colored shirt waists at the
Bazaar. 52-2t
Alex Cadul, representing the
New York life insurance company
is in town.
Leave your orders for paper
hanging, decorating, painting and
sign writing with Steece, at Beau
dette's tailor shop. 47tf
Bible class will be held Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
jury room of the new court house.
All are cordially invited to at
tend. W. J. Wolver, Pastor.
The Rev. Thomas Bloomfield
and family are** visiting relatives
out of the city this week. The
minister will return in time to
hold the usual services in the
Baptist church Sunday.
T. Mangusandrie was brought
down from Tenstrike last night
and placed in St. Anthoney's
hospital. He is still suffering
-from injuries received last
winter.
For Sale.
157f acres in town of Maple
Ridge, Beltrami count}*. Inquire
at Merchants saloon, Bemidji,
Minn. 50-6t
DR. FOSTER
DENTIST
MILES BRICK BLOCK, BEMIDJI. MINX,
SIDEWALK WIDTH
IS FIXED.
NEW SIDEWALKS OX BUSINESS
STREETS MIST MEAS-
URE 12 FEET.
LICENSE OF OPEN AIR SHOWS
RAISED.
Council Decides These Things
and Transacts Usual
Routine Work.
All sidewalks hereafter con
structed in the business section
of the city must measure twelve
feet in width. A resolution to
this effect was passed at the
council meeting last night. The
walks included in the resolution
are those along First, Second,
Third and Fourth streets, be
tween Bemidji and American av
enues, and along the avenues be
tween Bemidji and American, in
clusive. Walks on the residence
streets will measure six feet in
width.
The subject of the license of
the medicine men now transact
ing business in the city and run
ning an open air show, was brot'
up and it was decided that the
present license of $2 a day was
too small. I was resolved to
raise the fee to $r a day. This
can be done and made to go into
effect today, for the license is
taken for only one day at a time.
Yesterday's license will expire at
2 o'clock today.
Later the matter of contribut
ing to the support of the fife and
dr um corps was brought up.
The boys need 00 additional ior
the purchase of uniforms and
the city was asked to make up
the required sum. It was voted
to take the license money here
after paid into the city treasury
by the medicine people and de
vote it to the use of the fife and
dr um corps. It is expected that
the show will leave town next
Saturday night, which will leave
25 for the boys. I addition to
this the G. A. E. has guaranteed
them $25 for their services dur
ing the encampment. This will
make the purchase of the uni
forms possible.
The usual routine business
was transacted.
For Sale.
56080 acres two and one
half miles directly north of the
thriving city of Bemidji this is
a level piece of land with small
timber it should make a good
general or stock farm includes
theNi, SW i, Sec. 28, Twp 147,
Rge. 33.
S1000200 acres in compact
body, five miles north of the town
of Turtle River, two miles from
shipping station, five miles from
Tenstrike my reports show black
loam soil with clay subsoil sev
eral thousand posts and poles,
which will sell readily at neigh
boring stations also includes
good meadow land this is as good
land as grows in Beltrami county.
SWibf NW, W.V of SWi Sec. 5,
ElofSEi of Sec. 0, Twp. 148,
Rge. 8 1
W. D. WASHBURN, JK.,
302 Guaranty Loan Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
FREE SHOW TONIGHT.
Don't fail to attend the big show
given every evening at 8:30
o'clock on the vacant lot at the
foot of Third street. Quaker
Company Xo. with their enter
tainers give an entire change of
program each evening. Mew
songs, new jokes and new acts.
Everybody is invited. It is ab
solutely free. Come out and en
joy yourselves. 49
Jay L. Reynolds
Attorney-at-Law.
Office: Over Lumbermens BankjDarily Pioneer
FIREMEN LEFT FO
MEETING
Tournament This
Morning.
$2,000 IN PRIZES WILL BE DIS-
TRIBUTED.
Bemdji's Men Hope to Cam-
Off Some of the
Best.
Fifteen of the Bemidji tiro men
left this morningforParkRapids
to attend the ninth annual tourna
ment of the Northern Minnesota
Firemen's association, which will
commence today and last until
the 20th. The annual convention
of the Woodmen Picnic Associa
tion will be hold on the same
day's.
The local firemen have put in
a good deal of timepracticing and
same
)f the Di'inchvd prizes It is
prizes-will be distributed
The tournament opens todayfpr
this time on til! the close of the
tournament and picnic then
CLEA AWA MOS S
Would Have It Taken From
Water Along the
Shore.
Steps arc to bo taken to clear
away the moss which has col
lected in the water (dose to the
lake shore, from the city dock up
past the hospital. The moss has
gathered so thick there within
the past few weeks that it is dif
ficult to push a boat through it.
The subject was brought up at
the council meeting last night
and the matter was referred to
the proper committee for inves
tigation. It was practically de
cided that teams and men should
be employed to rake out the moss
and cart it away. The expense
of this work would amount to
about i-100,
The Ball Benefit.
'What Became of Parker.'' the
play produced at the opera house
last night by local talent for the
benefit of the base ball club, was
the great comedy success claimed
in the hand bills. The charac
ters were all well trained in their
parts and the performance went
off without a hitch. J. E. Lind
gren, Jack Rolph, Willis Dunlap,
John Hurley. Carroll Learned,
Bob English. Miss Ida Root-Gor
don, Mrs. J. E. Lindgren, Miss
Lola Solberg and Mrs. G. T. Fal
lon made up the cast.
Advertise
IN THE
the visitors the pro-rawill^i temporary illness, \ester-
program
commence with a ball game b(
tween Grand Rapids and Park]cpmi)lained of feehng worse and
Rapids for a purse of sTe. From!*- cali-.i. h-
1 will
be some sort of entertainment to
hold the attention of the visitors.
Besides the firemen Erein liere
there will be twenty members of
the Bemidji band attending.
They will leave tomorrow. A
great many other people will go
down also. This morning the
Great Northern ran an extra
train to accommodate the com
tingnent from up the Blackduck
way.
Following are the names of the
Bemidji firemen who will take
part in the contests: C. M.
Woodward, captain Far! Geil,
Er.ton Geil, Ray Dennis, Arthur
Narvoson, Win. English. Bob
English, Charles Swedback,
Ed Cornwall, George Fleming,
SniilvHalverson and E. L. Nay lor.
SOLDIER'S DEAT
SUDDE N ON E
Local Fire Fighters Left For [JOHN P. HI NTS CONDITION WAS ADA LAUNDRY HAD LEG BRO-
NOT CONSIDERED AT
ALL SERIOUS.
s'{1'1
hope to be able to carry otf some considered at all serious. A pai
*1!
Wm
dav morning tin? old gentlemen
Morriso- AVUS eane
returning ate his dinner. Hunt
was not feeling very badly ami
was loft alone. Shortly alter 12
(("clock Mr. liazen called again at
the house and found Hunt lying
on his bod dead. Indications
were that death had boon an easy
one.
The body is now in the care of
E. L. Naylor. the undertaker,and
an attempt is being made to get
word to the man's relatives. The
sum of $96.90 was found on his
person, also a vouchor for 36
due him from the government as
a pension and warrantey deeds
for two lots which he owned in
town. An old check* bonk' on an
eastern bank' was found, but
whether Huntnow has any money
wm deposit there or not is not
known. Bettors in his posses
sion show that in 1892 he had a
sister living in Detroit, Mich., but
the letter slates that she intend
ed to move. It is also thought
that he has a br it her in St. Paul.
There will probably be no in
quest. It is plain to the authori
ties that the death was a natural
one. Hunt has lived here for
about three years.
Relatives. Sample Room.
eumstanees. Old age and a sys-1
-K Ted Smith.s saloon at the tune
teiud
1
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claimed that $2,QQ0 worth of complainot and last Saturday lr.|yvar
wrt,
i
dlU
ACCIDENT WA S A N
OD ONE.
KEN SHAKING HAND N
WITH A FRIEND.
HAD CONSIDERABE CASH ON HIS WAS TAKEN TO THE COUNTY TOWN OF 1IAGALI TOTALS THE
PERSON. HOSPITAL. HIGHEST.
The Body Is Held Awaitng Some The Old Comrades Had .Just Met Beltrami Conies Next With the
Word From Distant at the Three Guardsmen .Village of Bemidji Ex-
Adam Laundrv
The death of John 11. Hunt, an!
old soklier 60years of aire, yes- years of age. had his left leg i for several towns in the county
terday noon, was sudden aiul i rkt'i at o'clock tlii morning jjiave been completed. Assessors
came under rather peculiar cir- ulin lmmno
generally-rundown attntv i
rhe causis of his An ohl^frioml. known as 'Tom,
the Hiker." entered the building,
ute a
death.
The man was a bachelor and The two men had not see- i
was living alone in Carson's addi
tion. For some time he has been
ailing, but his condition was not
other for some time and each
warmly/grasped the other's hand.
Tom a big. strong fellow', and
seemed to be his chief.' smalleis companion suddenly to
PVesta-iptionn i Laundry tripped and fell, his leg
a sp ri
Gf
ms
found nothing Very serious the until ho recovers From the in jury.
matter and told Ha^en to secure
a hot water bottle for Hunt. When in fine teas,
This'was about noon, Hazon U^otTo*-^ anid spices, ml! on K..I.
wentonhis mission and before
|'llu he jerked his
him.wer W
1
tlie ill. Al. Ha/.en, a near being '.doubled up under hinvand
xva
and after the preliminaries of fraigllbor to Hunt,, has been look- breaking just above the ankle.
formally ivcoivin-andwelcomimr I fe
i
hi
In some
The police summonemanner and
!orn tion rei-ncl for a lew
minutes.t Laundry was taken in
a rig to the county hospital,where
eeoivo tiro proper (fare-
he wi
ll
Schneider Bros.
Strictly all Worsted fine wool Suits richly lined,
handsomely tailored, worth, to $8. jp A
!b6ice for...
ft .~0 *.'{.7."( and highest- rhi--, Sailor Suit- in
redls and blues, made from worsteds
and SfTtges, choice for eJJtJ* W
SUCCESSORS TO
BARNEY BURTON
:""''1
'neeld'
m1
ill 'Of
i
SPECIA THIS WEEK
Boys' Clothes of unusual merit! Elegant, tasty, styl-
ish garments that appeal to good dressers. We have too
many of these suits and are offering:
WoHleSs Gh&viots and Sergei Bgecial Ham] aiTtt ?.T00 SaHor Suits ami KSalSfia STouii
tailoring in all shapes, worth['to$14 n *r style, made from cassimeres and
tai
Your choice for.
$9.75
Money Will Always Cheerfully Refunded
THE FORMER
Sather Photo Gallery
REOPENED
Up-to-date Work at Reason
able Prices. Enlarging and
FinishingforAmateurs. Give
a Call.
1 HAKKERUP
PHOTOCRHPHER
RfiG* aM
worsteds, handsomely trimmed,
ASSESSORS ARE IN
TOWN.
PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESS-
MEXTS OF FIVE TOWN-
SHIPS ARE IN.
eluded.
luinberjark Personal propoi'tvassossiuonts
U,. was in I.I. 11. Hancock, of the town of
Turtle River J. J. Miller, of
Hornet Win. Newdeck, of' Hag
alii K'nute llalvorsin of Bemidji
and T. X. 1 romly, of Turtle
River, are in town and filed their
assessments with the county au
ditor, duly the (inures on per
sonal property luwo lee totaled
up as yet. The value of personal
property in the towns assessed
areas follow.^: Turtle River, 53,-
911: Turtle Lakc^i. 1801 Hornet,
$3,5)5.1: Ragali, so,IT1 Bemidji,
exclusive of the tillage of Bo
mid ji. sT.'.Hin.
Work of figuring ou] the as
sessments on ot!iT than per
sonal property is npw in progress
and will be completed within a
few days.
Union i^urnituro Do. Minne
sota avenue, near depot. Now and
second hand I'nrnitun' store. 49
Leading
One-Price Clothiers
$3.00 loy yestee Suits, made from fancj? worstea
and cheviots, strictly all wool, at
choice for
T.'i.'i'J and Jt.u'i Hoy-' 3-pieee Suit-, mad* from fancy
worsted*and casstaerest-hahd^oiuely t* ft^k
tailored, perfect fitting, at choice for ^l^O^
6&*H%.
T, $2.00
2.15