Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1904, Page 4

PINKERTON BAFFLED Detectives Give Up the Quir- ing Mystery After Weeks of Investigation. COUNTY ATTORNEY LOUD DISAPPOINTED, MUCH Weeks of Expert and Careful Search Develop Absotutely Nothing. The Quiring m\'stm y, the dis- appearance of N. ‘0. Dahl and his duught.u from their homestead is more of a mystery today after a thorough and careful iny gation by expert detectives hired at the expense of the county and put on the case than ever before. Weeks of systematic and expert search have resulted in nothing. . The detectives employed on the ‘case admit themselves baffled and County Attorney Loud is at a loss as to how to proceed. As soon as the facts in the case were brougnt to Mr, Loud’s at- tention he immediately sccured the services of a Pinkerton and the man has beenat Quiring ever since and has left nothing un- done that might develop a clue. Today he is unable to report any- thing that might vesult in un- raveling the m\,SLOl vy and will return to his home +in St, Paul admitting that it eclipses any- thing’in his experience and baf- fled his ev ery effort to solve it. County Attorney Loud has exhausted every effort to bring to light some clue. The failure after months of vigorous work to develop anything in the -Sulli- ~van disappearance matter was a disappointment to Mr. Loud and he determined to proceed as vigorously as possible in the pre- | sent case. Acting under his in- struction a detective has been at Quiring ever since the disappear- |7 ance was reported, in fact before any of the details were made public. The detective is unable to re- port anything. His theory of the caseis unsupported by the slight- est scrap of evidence. TItis “the same as that entertained by the public in general and by all who are familiar with the case that the Dahl’'s were murdered and the bodies either burned in some remote section of an adjoining swamp or sunk in one of the nearby lakes. Regarding the disposition of the bodies the de- tectives inclines to the latter theory. He visited the Dahl cabina short time after the disappear- ance was first reported. Every- thing was found in order. There were no traces of a strnggle in the cabin. Onone of the beds was found some threads presum- ably from a new mackinaw jacket and the bed was broken down. This factris significant but is the 4 M]3 EWI%[&’EI?{EE Wedding Groups : Souv‘enirs : Lakeside Studio, on Lake Front. M. J. MORSE, PRINCESS Grocery Co. M. E. CARSON, Manager. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: | ‘ancy Crawford Peaclies, Regular pric “ Fancy Lemon Cling Pe per can. .. Fancy Peeled Ay ~perean Fancy Pears, ONIONS LETTUCE STRAWBERRIES RADISHES CUCUMBERS i-|loss how further to proceed in wonld indic stru only thing that there had been any the house, i Residentsin thevicinity ofQuir- ing tell ofa moose wallow about three miles distant from the Dahl home where they beli the bodies have been sunk. 16 also suid that some quilts are ing from the house. Thered was evidently wmore than man implicated in the murder. It is believed that one of the men; may have enticed the father from the house while the other at- tempted an-assult on Miss Dahl. Later perhaps both were mur- dered, the bodies wrapped in the quilts weighted with™ something and talken to the moose wallow-—a small pond, said tobe very deep and sunk. "The theftof a number of ax heads fromnearby logging camps is reported about the same time and-these might have been ‘used for the \\myhta All efforts to locate the moose wallow of which the Quiving people tell have so far been fatile. County Attorney Loud is at a i one ! me the matter. The relatives of the Dahls will be communicated with and an cffort will be made to have the state offer an additional re- ward to that posted a short time ago by the relafiyes. The pros- pect of bringing the murderers, to immediate justice or of the discovery of the bodies seems at present to be more remote than Until the bodies are found there is no substantial clue to ced on. 4y neighborhood gossip at Quiring omhndu-s a number of rumors, all of which have been run down without anything new being brought to light and the case is one of the most mystify- ing which has ever been called to the attention of the-authoritiesin the nor Lln-x n section of thn state. Deer Destroy (xardens. Kelliher Journal: "Many of ens have gone to much | y in gm‘domn;r. but as; soon as the entire population is, wrapt in slumber the deer appear and nibble ¢very thing in sight; and still there'is no previ (Llllll" law to protect us from their nocturnal excursions. Next winter the gamelaw will possibly beamended to prevent pioneers from raising vegetables which deer seem to relish. Enact laws to protect deer and the dear things will transgress the law enacted for the benefit of manlkind, Eagles Will Picnic. The local aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles plans to hold a picnic some time ducing the summer. The date has not_yet been fixed, but the matter will probably be “[beld in Cass county. READY FOR A BIG TIME chmldii's Sister City Pre- “pared to Do The Honors Monday. ELABORATE PROGRAM SPORTS ARRANGED. OF Bemidji Band and Hose Team and Many Citizens Will Cele- brate atCass Lake. s Lalke,-July 2.—All the-ar- rangements for the cclebration to be held here —on-the Fourth haye been completed, and all that now remains for thé signal to “let 'er go”is the arrvival of the day and the attending crowds. [he program as published will‘ be carried —out, with but sli;:ht variation, The committee i appointed in_ one respe attitude of our neighbors over at Grand Rapids. Both the run ning team of the fire department | and the t ball team' of that place hay red to come here on the Fourth and participate in the celebration. On Thursday, word was received from the Rapids that neither organization ' could | come; that both were dismem- bered. Cass Lake sent a large delegation to the tournament and it would have been no more than right that a should-come here on the Fourth, However, the comimittee has sub- | stituted the Cass Like baseball team, instead of Grand Rapids, to play against Bemidji, with the laddition of several excellent players, the locals should give a 'gond account of tliemselves. Be- “midji and C: Lake will contest for the pr in the'hose race, which are $60.to theé winner and §40. to the loser.. The Bemidji band ~ will be here, “and a large crowd is assured from that place,. whi will be angmented by delegations from other towns. Nothing has been left undone, and the celebration gives every promise of eclipsing anything of the kind heretofore The follov:- ing is the programn in full: taken up at the next meeting. The aerie will have several candi- dates for-its next regular meet- ing next weel: 10 percont. bird_thrown - Tomorrow’: large contingent | | dia Form at T then mid ji nents. Purse $100: 360 o w 300 . 11 Lake: pi 7200 p. .- Exhibition of url cyele riding by an expert bicy av the boat Tandig The whole to concludy with cal display o firewor fallof Port Arihu Tndian pow=wow and | ey danee and o NICE SURPRISE Bemidji Belle Has Been Doing Things On the Racing - Circuit. Bollu Y pacing tilly, who il r the Great raci uit- by Jir: Fuallerton, L«:J‘duy recei a fvary — pleasant - and substantial surprise from Mr. Fullerton, in the form of a check for $500, wpn/(- money taken by the horse {in the events that have so far been hefd on the circuit. i This is the first season the horse has been tracked and her owner had not expected much i from her in-the way of results. The showing she made is of cou very gratifying. She was entered in the 2:49 events at Bottineau and secured a place and in several of the othercvents she finished with Lh(, leaders. SHOULD BE FAST iMuch Interest Manifested In To- morrow’s Ball Game With Big Duluths. Much interest is manifegted in tomorrow’s ball game when the Big Duluths and the Bemidji team will meet on the home grounds. The visitors are ad- mittedly tast and a much ‘better camoe—is—.oxpeeted—from the trengthened home team, With and Roy will be the battery for ' Bemidji and * Bongo, Cavl and [imerson, the three flandrau In- s will be in the game for the fivst time tomorrow. The home : [team has been poorly -patronized for some time past. It is now in ““1a position to play the best game of the a liber: ason and there should be wtendance tomorrow. 1e-should be | ¥ T | i J. A, Wonzor, who owns “Be-|] When the people of Bemldu see the word --Bargains-- they are well informed as to the place where --Bargains are Bargains-- . : H If you are a stranger in the city just ask your frlends and the answer will be: Why, of course AT THE BAZAAR STORE Just a few hot weather bargains left which will be closed out regardless of --value or cost,-- in our ready-to- wear department, such as Tailored Suits, Skirts, Waists, Our closing out prices of what’s left will astonish every good judge of ete. Quahty, Style and Make The only question is your size. \ WASH GOODS AND DOMESTICS. are also amongst our hot weather bargains at' a great reduction from our former low price MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, HOSIERY LINEN WHITE GOODS, and WOMAN'S NECKWEAR, are al! ~cluded in our ‘“hot weather bargain sale.” and an excellent ex all a ound, Soliciting Funds. A commiftee of the Fair 2580- ciation composed of the M J. W. Irwin, Dr. Warninger and J. P. Duncalf yesterday began the work of securing subs vi 1ims necess for the rey the race tr The committee was out onl ay afternoon but received “some encourage- ment and is contident it will be able to raise the desired amount of money. .\n effort will be made t0 have the county commissioners make an appropriationfor- erection of an exhibit hall at the grounds and Ui siation will make every effort to haveza race mecting this fail and will no doubt receive the liberal encour- agement wl +h |t dexel ves. Quite _a l.Lu'(- pmhy of Ten- strilke fh"uplc came down this morning and went to Cass Lake today to remain until after the Fourth of July-celebration. the Commercial Col- lege is organizing a class in Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting for school teach- ers and those who have at-|; tended school during the year who wish to take up these studies during yacation. One month’s free lessons given to all who enroll during July. Conway’s Commercial College, Box 734, 108 Sixth Street, between Bemidji and Beltrami Avenues. Released-From-Jail- James Todd, “Jimmy the Fish erman,”’ aninety days sebtende at the county jail for fishing at the out let with a seine. Todd immedi ately returned tohis old haun on the river wheve he will v sume his occupation of tishing iving. - He was quite ill at the county jail for some time, but had recovered before he was released from custody, today concluded serving | ~—FOR— Wedding and Baby Pictures —GO TO— HAKKERUP Up-to-Date Work and Prices Reasonable. Ewiarging, Framing and Finishing for Amatuers. Hakkerup Studio Two Doors Bast of City Drug Store. O SN ESESESESE NN SESENE S EEESE ST e o oF S ST ST SRR N @ | Money Back Without @ | Any ‘lis’ or ‘Whys. 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