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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03


among which a number of literary pro
by the students are remembered
by those present with pleasure. The
of the faculty provided the re-
freshments, which were served at the
close of the evenings diversions.
Mrs. H.. P. McNaughton returned last
week from California, where she spent
the past few months. She will remain
in Bozeman for the summer
Thomas Tillery was in the city this
week making preparations to move to
his new home in the eastern part of the
state. Members of his family have been
ill for the past few weeks and this has
delayed his removal from the county.
The Ladies' Reading club met at the
home of Mrs. Walter Cooper Thursday
afternoon. The members of the club
have been nearly all out of town for the
past several months. but the number
now in the city is nearly the full MEM
bership of the organization.
j. ~Eschenbacher and wife returned the
early part of this week from an extended
trip to their former home in Ohio and
Michigan. They report a very pleasant
time while away and count the journey
the rare pleasures of the year.
Miss Pearl ~Schmalhausen departed for
will join her mother and sister at that
place. She has been teaching school in
this county and her departure is much
regretted by her many friends. ).
Mrs. May departed the first of the
week for the east. She will attend the
marriage of a relative at Chicago and
visit friends in differen, parts of the east.
General and Mrs. Lester s. Wilson re-
turned from their whit ar's trip Trough
the east this morning. They travele in
several Of the eastern and southern
states and visited their son, who is in col
lege in New York.
Mrs. Joseph Plumb of Pony is in the
city on a visit to the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. y. Stats.
Alex Mclean is recovering from the
effects of a surgical operation recently
! performed by Dr.. Safely for appendicitis.
Mrs. Robert Turner and son, who have
been visiting in this city, accompanied
Mr.. Turner on his return to Butte this
afternoon.
Rev. Frank Lewis was a passenger on
the North Coast Limited to the western
part Of the state thisa afternoon.
Mrs. T. J.. Lynde is visiting with friends
in Butte this week.
w. S. Evans has gone to the coast and
will take passage for Cape Nome.
H. J. Horne, division superintendent OF
the Northern Pacific, was in town to-
day from Livingston.
-
Joe Kobe was treated Sunday for a
broken bone in his leg, which was giving
him a great deal Of trouble since the
fracture several weeks ago. He is i'm.
proving.
Conner Wells, jr., is in the city from
his seven-years' mission in Australia. He
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

A marriage license was issued Satur-
day to John F.. Phelan Of Sheridan, WyO.
and Jennie l.. Stone of Bridger. Mont
MIR. Phelan is a son of Superintendent
Phelan of this division of the Burling-
ton. and has a position with the road al
Sheridan.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Mrs. A. L. Ward of Paramount, Min,
arrived in the city Monday, ac-
by her two daughters, Lot
tie and Lydia. They have been on an
extended trip to Honolulu and are on
their way to their home in Paramount.
The party are all related to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Stowe and are being entertained
b. them at the BOzeman.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Ernest H~ockinbeamer departed Sunday
! morning for his old home in Logansport,
Ind, owing to the serious illness of his IA
Their. A telegram received after his de-
| parture announced his fathers death
which occurred Sunday morning.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Superintendent Phelan of the Burling-
on, accompanied by Mr.. Roosevelt of
Omaha, risht-of-way agent of the road,
arrived in the city last night. In COM
any today with Major j. f.. Edwards,
agent of the Crow reservation, and his
clerk. the gentlemen left for the Pryor
sub-agency to buy the right-of-way from
the Indians for the railroad through the
reservation into Wyoming.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Fred Newell, a young man from the Up
per Yellowstone country was arrested
Monday for disturbing the meetings of
the Salvation army. He was brought up
for trial before Justice Bender and fined
SO and costs.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

The Miles City Lumber company is re-
to have secured the contract fol
the new hospital at Fort Keogh.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
The Nome Gold Fields.

The first map folder or circular TO.
specting the Klondike gold strike q
1893 was issued by the Northern Pae1-
&c Railway. It's more than q COM
cidence that the first map fosder 81
pamphlet Of the Nome mining district
comes from the same source. Inc
present folder not only contains g 2.
good map Of the Nome district but Is,
embellished with several outs 81 Views
at Nome City and on the beach Where
the method of mining is clearly SHOWN.
lAlI information obtainable regarding
sailing dates from Seattle and Taco-@
ma, through rates, etc, IS given %
Ithis book and the public cautioned to
90 to the agents OF the n. I. by VINO al
| Are supplied with diagrams q the
! Alaska Steamers, and arrange ~ az
vance for their accommo datlons rather. ,2eI
than to put off this very important 2
business until they reach Puget Souna, q,
/ There is no doubt but what there Will
i Be a very considerable passenger busl-
iness from the middle and eastern
states and q very heavy business from
1.-THE Pacific Coast States to the Noi.1s
i district next spring. 81,
4 For folders, rates, etc., call ON w.
lD. Mckay, agent Northern Pacific,
Brainerd, or send q two cent stamp 70
i Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger, q,
i Agent. st. Paul, Mimi, and he Wall
mail you the Nome folder.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
LEON LOCAL.

Mr.. Berglund left for Ragley on
business last Monday.
A. Anderson and his grub Der
have been kept busy pulling
.stumps the past week
Merchant Tangbal, Of Nerhus
City. left for Fosston last Mon
day after groceries.
A rumor says that Mrs. A. Ner-
hus, of lowe. will soon come up
to take possession of her claim
east of here.
It is said that Postmaster John
son Of Beard had the misfortune
to lose one Of his horses last week.
Petnole's camp went up in
smoke LAST Tuesday, and several
hundred logs were burnt.
O. A. Nerhus and old man o.
berg, on the new townslte of Ner-
hus City last week, got into a dis
pute about the man in the moon.
1t is doubtful if either of them
can attend the next Republican
county convention.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby gwen. That def ault has
been made In the conditions OF thai cergaII " !,
mortgage duly executed and dellNs,reu a TX
Russell j. WhiSple tan nnmarried man mal.,
to The Solway 1fcantlie UDil- 1.n,
pfany. /; corporation, mortgages, bearing aios Y
the 9th day of February, 1900. With power nv =,
sale therein contained, duly recorded IN the the
office of the Register OF Deeds N ana .or .na, nn
county of BeItrami, State of MiInnesota. !, oh
the 10th day of February 1900 o. Sn g g
III. in Book OF fInortgages, on page 5ItnsAe
OF; which default has eontinueG 10 1he utsss ~
of this notice, by the faiinre aad y I'M
BY said mortgage secured. Which ots n9 ~
terms becsme due and payableon the 9TH aay
of April, A900, ,., 90
hoIder.cF said mortgage has elected ana here,
BY does elect to declare the whole pTaneipa
sum OF said mortgage due aad paya 9t Wy ent
date 81 this notice, under the Terms ana con, y,
ditions of said nortgage. ana tne pthmar 9hara 4
actually due and claimed 20 ne que anu pay
able at the date Of this notice tae sum q q
Seyenty-nine dollars with interest Inc feon &c =
stb sd day @ q of IA Aprsl. m 800: and whereas, the
power IN sale has become operative, and nt
action or proceeding. at law OF ot1erWlse
has been instituted to recover Inc uebh ss, =
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby given
That By virtne of the power OF sale scontaine q
In said mortgage, and pursuant 70 tne ta1aI,; ,
in such case made and provided, Inc sale ssl
mortgage Will be force hsed by sale OF IN.
premises described in and conveyed by sale
Lots i've and SIX 6 and 81 in block thre,
(3> in the townsite of solway, accorhng .s
ments and appurtenancss; which sale will y
made by the sheriff of said Bcltram
county at tbe i1,aas trent q aoos Rcmia;, i, e
5ra1d acnnntv and state on the 1ath day O
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
d. y. land Office Grookston. MINI. May

4 snifieient contest afadaxit having been. ss1
.Hlsd in this ONCE by LOUIS n ALLEN+s Sls+
con ntestant. against Homestead entry no. aa6s. 4
raade August 1896, for lots 2, zee. .s s Sas
SW. tx SM. A, SEQ. So T0wnship i49 N.,.
Range s. w Lot i Sec q T9T1shllpy ~ saS ~.
testee. IL which 1T is alleged that thessal
George A. Lively has wholly abandontahai tha
last pastan next prior to the date u hsTaia eng !
vated BY said party as required py law, and
said abandonment is not caused by service
ir the late war with Spain or any other war.
ii which the United States ma, bs asIgagea
near. respond and offer evidence touching
said slegatoa AZ o oslqsE P1obats court on sus
Bemidli, Beltrani Co, MlnnesqtaS,a nm paS,a ana aa
10 o'clock am, on July 81, 1900. before, sths
Register and Receiver at the United states
Land Onice in Orookston, Minnesota
The said contestant having, in a proper aI-
fdavit. fled May a.. 1900, set forth faass
which show that after due diligence personal
service OF this notice can not be made It IS
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
Be given by due and proper publ catioa
SYLVESTER PETERSON, Eenster
Defendants address is Bemidii, N&lnnesotas
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
The BralneTd & Northern
MINNESOTA RAILWAY,
r. ~. ). ~; ~, ,,s;tl, tho

MINNESOTA RAILWAY,
In connection with the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RY.,
Provides the best train service from BEMID-
JI, Walker and points north OF Bralnerd
to the Twin Cities, Duluth, ST. Cloud, FaIii 8
go, Wadena & points East, South 4 WesS y
"
TIME TABLE,
North Bound. south Bound
Arrive 5:35 p. m. Bemidji TOO a, M Leave
. $40 p. m. Nary E:2s a. N.
Depart 4:42 p. M. Lakeport s:02 a. N
:. 40 D. N. Walker 8:45 a. m.
g 3:42 p. m. Lothrop 9:1e M.
g $40 p. m. Backus Gas a. m.
g 2:5l pm. Pine River 1901 a. m.
2:31 p. m. Pequot 1890 a. m.
:. 1:3O p. m. Brainerd 1880 a. 20. Arrive
Arrive 1856 D. m Brainerd 1885 p. N. Depart
Depart Ii s55 am. Little Falls 1856 $
!" 1856 * ST. Cloud 800 s
Minneapolis 5:25
.s SIS ST. Paul 500 Arrive
Leave sos a. m. Duluth A:55 pm, Arrive
Leave 7:50 am. Fargo T:5o p. m. Arrlye
Ample time is given for dinner at Brainerd
and connections are sure,
w. II. GEMMELL, Gen. Mgr.
Brainerd, Minn
R. McLENNAN, Agent,
BeEnidii, Mimi,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
State Of Minnesota

County OF Beltrami. Probate Court
Special Term. May 22nd. 1900.
In the matter Of the estate of Tossten =.
vaae, deceased.
On receiving and fling the
petition OF Peder Vaae.
of Elbow Lake, Grant County, Mimi. repre-
senting, among other things, TINT Tossten 4.
Yaae late of Twp l4s, R.sO, Beltrami Co. Mann.
on the 10th day of jan, AID. 1900, at the
City of Tower. st. Louis County, Minnesota,
died intestate, and being resident OF
this County at the time Of his death, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this county,
and that the said petitioner is . brother ef
said deceased and praying thai administra-
ton of said estate be to him said Peder
yaae granted:
Il It is ordered that said petition be heard Pc
fore this court on Saturday the 18th day OF
June, A. ID. 1900 at 10 o'clock Q, M, at
Bemidji, fn said County @
Ordered further, that notice thereof he eaVeh
to the heirs Of said deceased, and to all per-
sons interested. by publishing this order once
in each week, for three successive weeks prior
to saia day of hearing, in the Bemidji
Pioneer, a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Bemidji, nsaid County.
Dated at Bemidii, Mimi, the 22nd day Of
May, ia. d. 1900
BY the Court,
g. NJ. CARSON,
Judge of Probate
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
N q Lard ofiaoe, crooksson, Minnesota.

T,s S. Land Ofhoe, Crooksson, Minnesota.
Apr. Goth. 1900. 3, s.
fled ia this Office by WILLIAM 4oEEE ,eoa1
made made MAY :. 1899 for tho sen section q t,wsp
1a7 n range 81 W. by Marshall DeNoyeiless
nnntestee, IN which it Is alleged that. the safd
Marshall DeNoyelles has wholly a6andoaaa
said tractor more than six months last past
and and next prior to the date herein and that
said tract is not settled on, and cnltiyated
hu said party Is by law required; said aband-
onment not being saused " said entry n,s g
marine corps during the late war with Spain
OF in any other war now in progress.
Said parties are heleby notified TO appe ar,
respond and ofisr evidence touching said stas al-
legation at 10 O'CLOCK q. m. on jane lAN,
hafore Judge ef Probate Court as Bemid i. Rek'
trami county Minnesota, and that hnal neaf. =
1900, before the register and receiver at lhe
q. 8. land othce In Crookston, MINI
The said contestant having in 2 proper am
davit, fled Feb 90 1900. sou forth facts which i
show chat after due diligence person service M
If this notice cannot DO made, it Az hereby
ordered and directed that such notice PC CIV
/ an hY due and proper pnbiication
SYLvEsTER PETERSON, keglsfer.Sa
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
sPATE OF MIENES0I.A,
Cou nty of Beltrami, sss
y ~ fxrtl IL 20 ~ Htarnid Ii w..

= "
c..,;oa III bersby given that applications
have been made in writing TO the village n. &
eSa,leiI If the said village OF Bemidll anss aaes
ia'sd in nv Office praying for license 70 sesd
ints,xiaating liqiors for the term commehc.
ng on MAY 25th, 1909 and tern.a rsn 1ing agd ON On
may 2th 19o by the ms person ann g
the following places as sfatea ~ s'sia apPi'
lton, respectively. OWL
A. III. C0LEAgD
Efrnnt room. ground floor, of the one stoE2y
fra Mo, bnildina situated ON part lot Nortn
III, il. Ii. lB II. block enteen Q71, origfnat s
Sa;a anylicafion will be heard and detsr-
mined @ 81 b. said village couneil Of the village
Of Bensdi as the council rn9m sne s,.S s;
sCo,in ~ and state Of Mi nnesata on h;irsssay
tba 9afh rar nf Ma !, a. d. 1860, at clock p-
M. OF thot dav.
witness my hand and seal OF Vliiage lag or BE-
mid II. & til;s 10Th day Of May "A. D. 1900.
NEWTON HOLROYD,
Village Recorder.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31

Christ Cup Of Gull Lake is a
guest of Nels Loberg this week
] r. Lyons. chairman Of the
supervisors, has been busy laying
ont roads this spring.
Henry Clame went to Bemidii.
Monday and Thursday Of this.
week.
Andrew Sabe aud Louis Sehafer
went to Crookston on business
Wednesday. Mr.. Sabe expects to
be gone three weeks.
3. B, MeMillen is out with his
assessor books this week.
Harris Omet has nearly com
pleted one mile Of ditching. He
is a very enterprising man.
Nels Loberg is doing good work
cleaning out his hay meadow.
VIM. Nudic has d new spring
tooth drag which he is doing
great work with among the
stumps.
Mr.. w. G. Horton and wife and
Mrs. Rlx with number Of their
friends from Gull Lake will picnic
at White Fish Lake next Sunday.
w. G. Horton expects to take a
trip to the Lake of the Woods III
the near future to look over the
country and see what the prospect
is for business up there.
Quite a nun Der from here at
tended surprise party at Mr..
Henry Kralen's Friday night. "A
large crowd and good music was
in attendance, and dancing was
participated in until an early hour
of the morning. A sumptuons
supper was served. Music was
furnished BY Gull Lake and Sandy
Lake bands. Everyone reported
a good time.
Mrs. w. G. Horton gave an enter
tainment at her school last Friday
afternoon giving the following pro-
gram: Song, America, school; resi-
tation, What We Learn at School,
chart class; resitation, Farmers
Daughter, Esther Rix; song, Opening
School Song, school; resitation,
Queer Scholars, Lottie Peterson; resi-
ltation, Anxious Mother. Amy Rix;
song, Sunshine, Ben Lyons, Eva
Peterson and Olive Rix; resitatson,
Boys Make Men, fired Rix; resita-
ltion, Dead Doll, Olive Rix; song,
Scatter Seeds of Kindness, school;
resitation, Only, Eva Peterson; resi-
|tation, hen the World Will End,
Ben Lyons; song, School Bells,
school. Thanks to the parents and
friends for their attendance. The
teacher was Mrs. w. G. Horton.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
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HIAGALI. NOTES
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The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
BENS1E NEWTON
May 81

| sotics is hereby given that In pursuance
of instructions from the Il onsr +. oh
him hin yestedi BY Section 1855, y. s. E {. 1 as
amended blythe Act of FebruarM2s, 1899 /, SzS
Stat. 6s7), we will proceed to oter at pnpiles ps ,
Iniy, 1900, at ten o'clock o. m. the fol lowing
tracts OF land, to-wibs ss
sE4 NEL. Sac. 80 T. 1ls N, Rss3l W
| NW14 SEX, Secl 81, t. 149 NJ. n. 81 ".
ANY and ali parsons aiming ed Xerseiy the
claims IN this. o1ace on Or before the day
above designated. otherwise their rights VIII
be foIfnited. :, 81.
Dated May 28th.. 1900
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
DAM BLOWN UP.
Concluded from First Page.

Most of the umbermen are high
II indignant, and brand the work
as that of outlaws and a mob.
They claim that it was done in
spite, for no other purpose than
to prevent the logs being driven
out Of the lake and making II OBJ
ligatory for them to besawed here.
"It will be the worse thing that
ever happened for Bemidji. said
well-known cruiser, what COM
pany will want to put in a mill
here now when they know that
their property will be in danger
Of mobss This has given the town
| "a black eye. and the lumbermen
will unite to make it blacker.
It is said that Scanlon 3 Glib
son intended to open the gates the
first of the week and begin sluic-
ing. BY waiting a few days long
er, there would have been no need
of powder--that is,until the gates
were shut down again.
1t seems to us, that the only
person to blame is that John-Lind-
son. Of f-a-game-warden Chase. He
was called By request of the vii
lage authorities. He came, IN
spected the river, saw no fish that
| died except by spearwounds, saw
the fshwaY in the dam, declared it
ssjust what the law required. then
winked his face, removed the BAN
dage from his eyes, the clothespin
from his nose ana went away. Il
he had done his duty, and com
PEELED Scanlon & Gibson to put IN
decent fshway, all this trouble
could have been AVOIDED.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31


Henry Hanson left Tor Gary on
Saturday last.
The saw mill at Alidafl closed.
Carl Lundin and Ole Stephen
son. of Luqdinville, together with
u. As. Bestel, of Aida, drove to.
Fertile last Wednesday.
Emil Oison's father is here vis-
iting.
Martha johnson was able to be
out last Sunday.
Sunday afternoon occurred the
funeral Of The three -year-old
daughter Of Mr.. Cakes. She was
SICK with the measles and died
Friday morning.
Miss Kittleson visited school on
Monday.
y II )lson was ln Bemidll
Saturday.
Victor johnson IS now at home.
He returned from Otter Tail
county last Saturday
p. u. Thompson came home
from Fosston Oh Saturday last.
Mrs. Ole Olson is very i'll and is
not expected to recover.
The services in the Carlson
school house and the Ames school
house last Sunday were we'll at
tended. Rev. Thoreson, Of Bag
ley, oficiated.
About II o'clock on Thursday
evening FIRE destroyed the barn
belonging to Geo. Fradenburgh.
Not only the barn, but four
horses, all the harness, hay, ETC..
was burned. The family knew
nothing of their loss until the
next morning when Mr.. Fraden-
burgh went TO do his chores. The
loss is quite heavy, as there as
no insurance.
NJ SIS Ruby Jackson, teacher OF
District No. IL. was given M st
agreeable surprise last Saturday
evening at the home Of r Eng,
Miss Jackson's school will close
on Decoration day, after which
she will return to her home il
Bemidji. She intends, however
to teach the same school in tht
autumn.
Olaf Olson and father-in.l law.
Knute Lee. Of Pope county, are
here visiting the latter's children.
.Nels Lee and Mrs. E. A. Bestel.
The second year Of school N
District No. IA will. close on Dec
.oration day with appro opriate ex-
ercises. The total enrolment is
thirty; the number entitled to ap'
portionment is twenty eight,
During the year Clara and Lydia
Lofgren have been neither 4 absent
nor tardy. The teacher, Minnie
Hanson, will leave on Saturday
for her home in Sauk Center.
Miss Lying was in SbeYlin Sat
urday.
Andrew Sundyold and Ingya1
johnson spent Friday night al
their respective homes in Itasca,
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Rally, some time last week, {
daughter.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31
STATE or MINNESOTA. |E
County of Beltrami, Il


Village. OF Bemidji ia ~ n !.
Notice is hereby given. Fhat appli c stion
bns bpen made in writing 70 the Village
fsouneil s l 3 fssaid Village of Berndj and fled
ii my office. .prayingfor license 70 sell i.atox-s
eating liaaors FOR tho terns commencing on
tIa issh tlay of June 1900 and terminating
On june nth. 1901, by the fnliowing persons,
and nj the. e.foiIowingrplace RS stated In said
annlication, respectively t0-Wit;
BENNzE NEWTON.
Front noon, ground floor, Of The two story
frame b,iElding situated on lot four a }. ftock
seventeen I'D. orislnal to iis'le II n Desfii.ii
Mimi. -, 1, !, n5s II, ,yat.,r.N ~
"a n,,F:i II AZ the Council Rooms In the City
hall i'm said Village q emid5 IA bseasrami sanaan
ty and state Of II ,sssSoaa Saa on
tha 1itf day Of June, a. ID. 1900, at = q clock ?.
m OF that day. u III. uSt,. " ~
Bau,ies ii. this 3otR day o6 May. A, u. lsto
| | as NEWTON HOLkOYD,
Village Recorder.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-31

Wheelock,s is the only news depot.
"a full line OF Magazines. Periodicals
and Sheet Music. Will order anything
you want that is not in stock. Also q
full line of Fruits, Confectionery and
Novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-27

presidential appointments, especially If the
trustees were paid salary even as small
as $1,000 year. These functions should be
entrusted strictly to bona fide residents of
the community, men with the best interests
of the schools at heart and intent solely
upon the best results to be secured from the
public educational facilities There is dan
ger that presidential appointment to sal
AIRED trusteeships would not ensure this
condition but would hamper the schools by
subjecting them to spoils influences.
If it be possible to find eleven men and
women as capable of fulfilling this impor-
tant duty as the present board without the
allurement of salaries. even when the
boards powers are questionable it would
surely be possible to find five persons of at
least equal intelligence and public spirit to
serve without salaries when the board is
given absolute authority over its jurisdic-
ton.
The details OF the proposition are thus
open to discussion. But the chief object is
attained now of having the problem brought
at last to an issue, with definite plan as
basis for future action.