Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 20, 1905, Page 6

N W00 Captured North of Staples and Now Confined in Cass County. Jail. PEOPLE MUCH FRIGHTENED AT HIS ANTICS. Wild and Pitiable Specimen of Humanity Without Home or Friends. Considerable excitement was caused at Walker Tuesday by the appearance of a mullatto or half breed who was taken from the M. & I, train and in charge of an officer. He had been wandering so long without proper food and raiment that his | appearance gave him the appear- ance of a desperado rather than of a human being and conse- quently he was given a wide berth. He was picked upata small place about twenty five miles north of Staples in Cass county, by Constable Bickford. In con- versation stated that the man had been seen in that vicinity for overa week and his antics had fright- ened anumber of the settlers. A number of - people had report- ed seeing him: he would come to the edge of the timber and when any advance was made to him he would -disappear, and no more would be heard from him until he was seen at some other point, He was finally taken by sur- prise in an old shanty where he had gone for shelter. TFood was offered him at the time he was captured, and he ate quite heart- ily. Suspicion as to his identity and as to his being an escaped patient from some asylum arises from the fact he has several jackets with him, such as are usually used in asylums. An effort is being made to establish his identity and awaiting the out- come he is being cared for at the county jail Senator Swedback Home. Senator Swedback returned last night from St. Paul where he has spent the winter attend- ing the session of the legislature. Easter Hints. Get your ice- cream. vegetables, fresh dai eggs, and confectione Olson’s. fruits. y butter, y at I, B, EYES D1 C J. Larson, the ""eye specialist will be at the Hotel Remove, Bemigji, Saturday and Sunday April 23, have your eyes examined by him while the opportunity is presented. Advertise in the Daily Pioneer It’s a good investment. with the constable he| facture all Its Ice Cream This Summer. - " The opening of the season calls attention‘once more to the needs of Bemidji as a summer resort. In the past it has been for the most part the custom to ship in all the ice cream sold in the city, and enormous quantities of this favorite delicacy have been re- ceived each woek throughout spring and summer by express. R. R. Bly of the Model Bakery annouunces that he will this sea- son make a specialty of the ice cream business and that he will malke ali that he sells. He has concluded an advantageous con- tract by which he secures an abundant supplv of the richest cream and the ice cream put out by the Model Bakery will be bet- ter and richer than that hereto- fore sold in Bemidji. Mr. Bly will make a specialty | to supply lodges, churches and all social functions and will make special rates forall such occa- sions. His experience as a,| caterer has been an extensive| one and fits him to render per- fect service so that his goods and services will bou btless be much in demand this summer. STATE OWES US A BIG SUM| Beltrami County FiledSmall- pox Claims to the Amount of $5292.40. The sum which it is claimed to be due from the state to Bel- i trami county in caring for non resident small pox patients is, thh the state at once. The total expense in caring for resident and non-resident cases ¢ 0697.83, of which for non-resident cases and $475.48 for resident In addition the state the county $2070 for the s at 530 each. Non resident cases were treat- ed in 1640 days a 96 and res dent cases 242 days at the same rate.” patien Money -Orders. The Western Union has ex- tended its money order system and now Ireland, France, Germany, Hol- land, Denmark, Sweden, Nor: way. [They also include Alaska, Cuba and the Ph:llipiues Mrs. J.J. (Junrvel extends to the ladies of Bemidjia cordial invitation to inspect her line of {ner. of the County Health I include foreign coun-| tries it covers Great Britian and | C. W. Jewett of Blackduc, Perfects Device for Sav- ing Fuel. ‘ TRIAL OF NEW DEVICES PER- FECTLY SATISFACTORY. | Headquarters of Company Will Be at Bemidji—Large Trade Anticipated. - C. W. Jewett, general manager of the Blackduck Electric and Telephone company, invents a grate and setting for steam boil- ers and heating plants, by the use of which, all kinds and grades of green wood and refuse can be successfully and economlcally burned. . The proposition is now past all experimental stages and is oper- ating in a most successful man There have been several installations made all of which have proven highly satisfactory and accomplished even more than the inventor claimed for them, was the equipping of the boiler atthe Grand Rapids Electriclight- ing plant. The valuable features of this invention is that the cost of installing it is very low which Lrings it within reach of all users and that it can be easily installed in any boiler or heating plant. To be able to burn wood just as it is taken from the tree in- | stead of piling it up from 6 to 12 months is something” which can only be appreciated by the users of steam heat, and which means {financially, a considerable saving in fuel for, if purchased dry, |means an expenditure of from 25 to 75 cents a cord more than the cost of green wood.- M. D. | Stoner, President of the Black- duck Electric and Telephene company is interested in the above invention. These gentlemen have had this grate in use for a year in their plant at Blackduck, duriqg which time they have tested 1t in every way and have burned nothing but cheap green fuel such as green balm of gillead, balsm ete., and claim a ten per cent saving ~|over the best dry wood and a greater economy in proposition to the quahty of fuel They have also installed it in several heating plants and in 'evel‘y instance burned entirely green wood of any kind with bet- ter success and econowy than had been previously obtained twith dry wood and, with their adjustable grates area could hold fire much longer. They claim to obtain a much stronger draft and obtain com- plete combustion with enly 1:8 to 1-2 the volume of air used with Easter millinery. a common grate. They are now Buy your patterns at The Bazaar. best line of Wash Goods that — blouse and jacket flounces. colorings. New suits, made up in Panama, Mohair, light weight Venetian, Cheviots, in the style, very handsomely trimmed with fancy braids and tailored straps; skirt made in the eleven gord and pleated effects, and full skirts in pleated DRESS GOODS. We carry a full line -of Black and Fancy Dress Goods in'all the latest weaves and Come and look them over. M Ghe Eazaar [ can be bought for the money. customer that we are the leaders in low prices. suitings, in th Prices from back. Prices from Ghre BAZAAR STORE black,blue,brown. We sell MeCall's | Patterns. l'n.m T prices., We have put forth every effort this spring to give our customers the newest; prettiest and Just one look will satisfy the Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Skirts. SKIRTS. Made up in Panama, Mohair and fancy Colors $3.50 to $12 e pleated effects. SPRING JACKETS. Made up in_tan covert in a neat fitted jacket, canvas shaped front with strapped $6 to $12 . among the most recent of these |’ ‘mended by nearly every seed ith Her onovan a Two ~ Months Jail Sentence. T. W. Donovan of Minneapolis, |a wrestler, who ‘has spent the past few weeks in this city, now languishes.in the St. Louis county jail at Duluth. Monday nigbt Donovan and the wife of'a certain Bemidji man de- cided ona little excursion east-| wards and the husband found them the next day at a Duluth hotel. Yesterday morning Dona- van appeared before the police court at Duluth, plead guilty and was fined $40 or 60 day’s in jail. He’s in jail. - The husband and wufe, it is said,havesettled their differences and are at home in Bemidji once more. STOCKING A SHEEP RANCH | Fred Malzahn is Putting in a Fine Stock Farm Near Bemidji. F. M. Malzahn yesssrday re- turned from Buena Vista where he added extensively to his re- cent heavy purchases of sheep for his sheep ranch at Wolf Lake about ten miles east of Bemidji. Mr. Malzahn has 500 acres at Wolf Lake and he intends to de- vote the entire farm toa stock ranch and the raising of fine| sheep will be his principal ven- ture. Mr. Malzahn’s intention 0 go into the project on an ex- tensive scale a1d he will devote his entire time and a good share of his capital to the enterprise. His results thus far have heen very good and the farm will in time become one of the finest: stock ranches in the BIDS FOR THE BRINKMAN Bids Ranging From $14,000 | to $18,000 Received Today. Bids for the new three story brick Brinkman hotel were opened today. bids ranging from $14,000 $18,673.50. These figures were for the building exclusive of the heating plant. be letat once and the work of construction will begin immedi-| ately, The block will be one of the handsomest in the city, full three | stories and iifty feet wide, Easter Hints. Get your ice cream, fruits, vegetables. fresh dairy butter, eggs.and confectionery at I. B, Olson’s prepared to install their grates under boilers and heating plants of all kinds and if they will not do what they claim for it will re- move thew at their own expense. The promotors will handle their invention themselves and will malke Bemidji theirheadquarters. They anticipate a large business in the northern. states where: wood is extensively used. northwest. | There were ten| to} The contract will | M. R. L. & M. Ry. Excavating for Reund; House in South Bemidji. NOW HAS MILE AND' QUARTER OF STEEL LAID. Heavy Shipment of Steel Expect- ed Soon When Track Building Will Begin Again. The Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manatoba Railway now has near- ly 400 men at work on the road, the building of which is in charge of contractors Hulvorson & Carl- son. Work on the road in the city limits is being” pushed vigorous- ly. Excavating for around honse |in Scuth Bemidji, 400 feet east of the big bridge,is now under way. Between three hundred and four hundred men are at work on the grade west of the city, and all work up to the building of the iuverhead bridge near the Blakes- lee farm will soon be finished. About a mile and a guarter of steel has been laid in the city, beginning at the M. & I. tracks in south Bewidji. The steel gang has been laid off for the present however awaiting the arrival of more steel when the track layirg will be pushed, gravel trains will be put on and the road will be completed for i trafiic in ]une TROUBLE AT BUENA VISTA “Interesting Developmenis’ Are Predicted at the Top i of the World. i G. M. Torrance of the firm of Gibbons & Torrance was called to Buena Vista yesterday to de i fend Peter Malternd who was ed upon complaint of C. W. peelman for keeping™open a on on Suud Upon o at Buena Vista Mr. Torrance found plaint dated April warrant was delayed until the {17th. Ajchange of venue was idmzmded and Justice Sore {after setting the date of he enson ifor Ap {Jacob Christianson for tri developments A PAYHFNT 0,000 Another Big Payment Due for | Red Lake Indians About May 1 A payment of about § {due to be made to the Red Lale Indians May 1 or shortly there- The exact amount to be paid has not yet been determined by the department. the minimum figures being give 5,000 and the maximum as $80,000. The payment will be in charge -of { Major Scott, agent for the three principal reservations in this part of the state. This is the last big payment to be made for some time. THOUSANDS OF THEM Big Demand for Lang’s Hand Weeder Which is Manu- factured in Bemidji. ©i'The success of the Lang Hand Weedén invented by F. N. Lang « of this city and now manufac- tured in large quantities by Lang & Carter in Bemidji has been phenominal. The weeder is the best on the market and is recom- catalogue published. It is small and marvelously handy. With it ‘weeds can be cleaned from any “garden quickly and effectively and with comparatively little labor. Messrs. Lang & Carter inform the Pioneer that this season’s orders have been the heaviest since the weeder was put on the market abott 15 years ago. A _considerable force of menis kept constantly busy in its manufac- ture. Cost from Will be sold for make room for bring for a few days only to : i iE. N. FRENCH & CO.§ 00 § Worth of Pocket Books $2 to $4 what they will NEW STOCK City Drug Store § AAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAARAANAAANAAARAAAAAAAAA ANAA, sells Stoves, Ranges, Be We have recently added 25¢ Tinware Counter. , Yours for business, toscesecvoesssscocrcocessoee | ..’E‘h@ Bargain Store.. ds. Springs, Mattresses and Furnitare at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. a de, 10e, e G , 20¢ and ive.us a call. M. E. IBERTSON i DESPONDENT | _ HE SUICIDES, e | N. Shannon Found Hanging 1 From a Rafter at St. | Hilaire Yesterday. N. Shannon, :wod] 50, watch- man for the Crookston Lumber| company at St. Hilaire was found | this morning in his barn at that | nl .hunging from a rafter with 2 self made noose about his neck and life extinet. Shannon been employed by the mill com- pany at St. Hilaire as watchman! for several yea cently lost his po inattention to dut He became despondent, br, ed over the| matter and took his life has rs pd\t. and re-| jion through | WITH CERTAIN RESERVATiumo. 2awars Accept invitation to Second Peace Conference. nd with the sa nature on the pa and he had therefore se; communication to the pr his information, with the explanatio | that nothing would be done in the ! matter until his return. ambassador to St. P r Charles Iardin, WIE MAKE 1T OURSELVES Pure. Wholesome, R efreshing | PALACE taurant m on Rat- ate of the sol- by He was immed Norbeck i with arded at her Llu. ASSAULTED. '} Draws Revoiver and Shoots, Hitting an Innocent Man. — Lakefide some Delicacies. always be had at the Lakeside Delicacies. The Old Reliable. Headquarters for Home Baking and Tooth- Pastry our Specialty § The Celebrated IV lub‘. DELICIOUS 1ICEH CREAM always on hand, also Sweet Cream Fresh every da:y. Fruits of the Season ean Remember the Old R eliable for Homemade Baking and Sweet MageauBros Bakery Bakery