Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 25, 1904, Page 4

HUBBUTT WINS PLACE A. F. Crawford’s Hubbutt Finishes Easy Second in 2:25 Event at Bottineau. GREAT SHOWING MADF BY BE- MIDJI HORSE. —Gets—Second Plaee-in-Field -0f -Sixteen— Including - Riley Wilkes. MADE GOOD SHOWING Bemidji and Blackduck Fire " Teams Back From Royal Time at Hallock. HOME TEAM IN HARD LUCK BUT GOT SOME MONEY. John Goodman-Sustains Serious Injury in-Unfortunate Acci: dent Yestsrday. The Bemidji and Blackduck A. F. Crawford’s pacing geld- ing, Hubbntt Jr. finished an easy ‘seconid over a field of sixteen en- tries, including Riley® Wilkes' in the 2:25 event, the fastest of yes- terday’s program at the meeting of the Great Northern circuit in Bottineau. 2 The showing of the h ° great surprise to Bemi * men and all are jubilant over the resalt of the race. The pur: for the event was $300. James Fullerton drove the handsome geldingto victory and telegraphed the result to Mr. Crawford dast "night. He is of couise highly pleased as the horse had not been ~ expected to win anything at the opening méeting. The company at the Bottineau meeting 15 the fastest in the ‘Northwest and yesterday in- luded Riley Wilkes, the winner of the state fair 2:25 event at “Minneapolis last fall and a purse of $3,000, Raglan, owned by Chas. Beatty, the well known Moore- head horseman, and Baby Lu, owned by T. L. Murphy of Moore- head. . Mr Fullerton’s first letters to Mr. Crawford from the meeting not very encouraging. Hubbutt had not worked a_mile when he was taken to the meeting. He had been handled by Mr. Fuller- ton for about six weeks and had been driven out for quarters “ and halves buthad not worked out a mile up to the time he left this city. ~ Mr. Fullerton says that this year’s company is the fastest ever gotten together on . the circuit and the field of entries Ancluded many of the” most form- idable aspirants in the North- ithout a mark city and My Crawford favored entering him in the forty class but Mr. Fuller- ton had decided to drive J. A. Wonzor’s Bemidji Belle in this event so Hubbutt was reserved running teams returned at noon today from the firemen’s tourna- | yosterday-is still: doubtiul. The ment-at Hallock rafter al three day’s outing at Hallo The boys cannot-say enough_ for the good people of Hallock and only regret that the Bemidji team seemed to have a hodoo somewhere and jvas unfortunate in losing the banner race which they had hoped-to capture: The home team was unani- mously voted the best in ‘attend- ance at the tournament and the Blackduck boys also madea very creditable showing. The home team Wi purses aggregating about $275. It tovksecond money in the association hose race, second place in the firemen’s foot race of 100 yards with Harry Geil up first place in the associa tion hook and ladder race, second in the ladder contest, third in the wet test and divided the money in the hub and hub with the Hal- lock team. The Blackduck team lwon a number of events and takes home about $240 of prize money. Mayor Ludington who accom- panied the boys up from this city was honored by 'being chosen one of the judges. The track at Hallock was slow and the course where the races were run wasj over two wagon roads. Rain made the gumbo a* decided ob- stacle and che time of none of the events was nearly up to the standard. Returning this noon the Black- duck boys carried a huge wooden key presented them when they arrived at Hallock bearing the Jegend, *‘She’s Yours.” The Be- midji team had one of the same size with the same inscription. « Caplain Narveson is more than pleased* ‘with .the /team. The Crookston team arrived the tirst day and claimed/ the earth but failed to make good and on the second day returned home, leay- for faster company. His per- ~ formance of yesterday demon- strates that would have been an easy winner. Local horsemen consider his performance phe- nomenal wunder the conditions nd_Mr.. Crawford is ‘being warmly congratulated on his pro- perty. He will join Mr. Fullerton at Devils Lake next week and will remain for some time on the _ circuit: which includes two and three day meetings at Langdon, Cavalier, Minot and several other “towns. Hubbutt finished handily yesternay without any driving in If your bicycle is broken or your gasoline stove is out of or- der take it to W. M. Ross /and “ have it repaired. PRINCESS Grocery Ce. M. E. CARSON, M anager. _|St._Louis exposition, —SPECIAL- FOR-SATURDAY: Fancy Craword c Der can:: .20 aclh Fancy Canned A per gallon can _LETTUCE STRAWBERRIES RADISHES CUCUMBERS ineess Grocery Co 2 “|agigantic scheme to wo ing in attendance only the Hal- lock, Warren,Bemidji and Black- duck teams. John Gogdman,-a member of the local team, was the victim of a very unfortunate accident yes- terday. /Mr. Goodman fell from the top of a twenty-four foot lad- der_in/the association hook and ladder race and sustained serious internal injury, which would not permit his being. brought home this morning. It is expected that he will be brought home to- night. His running shoes were covered with mud and he had just reached the top round of the ladder when he lost his footing and fell to the ground. The ac- cident was regretted by all the boys and everything possible was done to make him comfortable before the team returned home. No serious consequences are an- ticipated. Back From Oklahoma. C. W. Baumbach is back from Oklahoma, where he has been looking over the country for a few weeks. Mr. Baumbach says he enjoyed himself, and familiar- ized himself with the country and its prospects as far could be done in a short time he was there. i k he visited the He was disappointed in this, as not half of the exhibits have been placed in position. He says the fair im- pressed ™ him ~as being a great graft. and while of course there are some good features connected with it; in the main it is simply < money s the 1L on the new Sepin 1ooe Portraits at ihe LAKESIDIE. THAT Is always the pr- Artisto Platino made at the LAKESIDE STUDIO. Call and sec us. You arc ever welcome, ‘with the success of yesterday P N S N S N N N NN ‘:,) *NICE? © % M. J. MORSE, - Proprietor. RESULT IS DOUBTFUL Both Dunn and Collins Men Claiming Beltrami County Today. RETURNS ARE l‘.\'COM\PlAETE AND._UNRELIABLE. Collins Men Say They Will Have -~ Forty. Delegates and Enthu- giasts Claim Sixty. - The result of the Republican primaries held in Beltramicounty returns are incomplete and unre- it News from-the outlying ) is-hard to-obtain-and the result in many will-not be lcoown until-Tuesday when the delegates meet for the county convention, The local Collins forces flushed are claiming the county for Col- lins by a safe majority this morn- ing, but the Dunn men are not conceding this point. The most couservative claims of’ Collins strength are forty- eight delegates, enough to carry the county conyention. Thirfy- one are conceded to Dunn and thirteen are in the doubsful column. Still others claim a big- ger victory and L. H, Bailey, who is credited with the management of the Collins campaign, states that Collins will‘| have nearer seventy than forty”delegates in the county convention, WILL SELL Occurs Next Tuesday at Court House. BOND HOLDERS AND NORTHERN PACIFIC WILL BID. Extension of Line to_ Tenstrike and Tapping of Red Lake Country Dependent. The property of - the insolvent Red Lake sportation Co. will be sold by the receivership at the court house- in-th ty--next ‘Puesday and uppn the outcome of the sale depends in a large measure the future development, of the property so far as. the ex- tensionof its line to Tenstrike to connect with the M. & I, and the opening of the Red by railroad taciliti > There aré a number of pros- pective bidders, The Northern Pacitic interests will be repre- sented at the sale and the gen- eral opinion seems to be that they will be the successful bidders for. the property. Besides this | easfern capital interested in the bonds of the road and other in- terests looking for investments in'this section are to be repre- sented. K. Marson, superinten: dent for the receivership went to Minneapolis today and will re- turn Monday in time to be pres- ent at the sale, 1f the Northern Pacific or the The Dunn men admit that the defeat. sustained in thi terday was a bad bl that the country districts will rally to the support/of the Prince- ton candidates with enough votes tocarry the convention. M of the delegates come umz‘ precinets there was no fight made for either candidate. The Collins claims con ed > the south western part of the ¢ eight townships to Dunn total of fourteen delegates, to- gether with the del tes from the Baudette and Rainy River country with the villages of Ten- strike and Turtle River, but im enough's gth with four- delegates from the city of Bemidji, six from Blackduek, three from Blackduck town and the delegates from a number of the north 'n--séetion of the county wh a vigorous Collins campaign has been going on for ‘two months to land the day. Of the respective merits of the two claims itis very bard to judge as there 1s absolutely noth- ing reliable on:the whole situa- tion-up to-the present time. . Clerk of Court Fred Rhoda re- turned this morning from a two weeks’ visit at Chicago and the St. Louis Exposition. Mr. Rhoda says he enjoyed his visit to-the exposition immensely. It is a big show and is being fairly well attended althongh the attendance is not as large now. as it will be later in the season. It is well worth seeing, but many of the exhibits are oot yet ir place and he thinksa visit about September: will enable one to see the fair at better advantage than at present. Cwsar dead and turned to clay wight stop a hole fo keep the wind away. Take Mark’s Lung Balsam, and avoid this fate. SV TV —FOR— Wedding ~and Baby Pictures HAKKERUP Up-to-Date Work and Prices Reasonable. Enlarging, Framing and Finishing for Amatuers. Hakkerup Stud A Two Doors East of City Drig Store Summer School.. Beginning June 6, We will give instructions in all common school branches from 2d grade up during the summer months for 50 cents per.week. = Conway's Commercial College, 108 Sixth Street, between R DS T s st Bemidji and Beltrami Avenues. Back From Exposition.———|- [ N N N N S N S S TV TN % 2050 o 3 2 bond holders bid in tho property. - |all doubtas to the proposed ex- tension will be settled at once and theline necessary to connect with the M. & I. at Tenstrike will be built: at once. 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