Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 20, 1905, Page 5

1 i a¥ ., thorough rapport with the part [ N e Year Old Girl Drops nto Well at Blackduek and Drowns, . Attempts of Physicians to Revive Life End in Failure—Funeral This Afternoon. Blackduck, May 19.—Martha, Death. Miller, alias Stéin Kanp, sur- rendered” himself to the police and acknowledged stabbing Charles Dolman to death eatly yesterday morning at Fargo. After the crime Miller wert to | Moorhead and remained. around the saloons some time und later went to Glydon, ten miles east. By that time the excitement of the crime had passed away and Late yesterd u[temoon Nick R A STONE PRESENTS ARGU Mentertainment * Isufficient the three year old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Country- man, was drowned this morning about 9 o’clock. The little one had wandered away from the house and was not missed by its mother until Arthur Michaels, a lad of 16, went to the Countryman well to draw a pail of water,when he discovered the body of the unfortunate child in the hottom of the well. - Medical assistance was sum- moned as soon as possible and the body removed to the Black- duck hospital where everything was done to revive the child, but of no ayail. It is believed that the little girl was playing near the well and accidentally fell in. The funeral over the remains is being held at Blackduck thxs afternoon. An Excellent Entertainment. Burns’ hall was filled to its ut-| most capacity last Saturday even- ing to witness the entertainment given by the ladies dramatic as- sociation. As a rule, amateur| plays are mot well rendered. Those that take part do not seem to appreciate the meaning of the author of the play and as a result the performances fall flat. With- out desiring to be fulsome in our praise of the entertainment giv®n by the members of the associa. tion, we but echo the consensus of opinion, when we state that every character represented in the comedy of “The Detective in Petticoats’’ was excellent and in to be played. The smoothness in which the went off was evidence that the young ladies had given a vast; mount of time and study to the respective characters they rep- resented. The stage settings 'were in most admirable taste and ood judgment. The costumes ‘were very appropriate and the overtures by Beebe’s orchestra could not have been better. The cast was as follows: Detective...... Mrs. Warrington. Octavia Frothingham.. yrtle Mc ('ur\l\ Jessie Lu(lwx 3 Lulu Tuttle La ke Voice. Play Ball Tomorrow. The Blackduck and Tenstrike base ball teams will meet to- morrow afternoon on the Black- duck grounds. The gameis for $100 a side and promises to be he decided to return. |Plat of Spooner Townsite tax levy to meet exorbi Miller’s story largely corrobo- rates that of Carcie Clark, the woman who bad spent the night in the Moorhedd siloons with Dolman. Miller says that Dol man struck at him. Miller ran and was pursued by Dolman who struck Miller again, breaking the club. Then Miller stabbed Dol- man through the heart. He re turned to the Clark woman’s and fled. The Ladies of St Phillip’s Catholic church will give a sup- per inthe building formerly oc- cupied by the Ross:Hardware company, Tuesday evening May 23, A cordial welcome to all, TOWNSITE PLAT FILED TODAY “Recorded at Office of Register of Deeds. A plat of the townsite of Spooner, located at the north end of Beltrami county on the Rainy river, was filed in the office of Register of Deeds Harris today by C. W. Stanton, attorney for the Spooner townsite com pany. The townsite is made up of 59 blocks, making a total of about 870 lo an store and take proper care of your heater dar ing the summer months. Phone 113. ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT Junior-Sophmore Class En- tertain Many in Honor of the Seniors. The Junior-Sophmore class of the Bemidji high school last night | entertained in honor of the Senior class at the high school building. Two hundred invitations were sent out and and a large number | attended the affair. The interior of the building was beautifully decorated, the colors of the classes being given prominence, A delightful musical program was rendered,which was followed by refreshments served from 8 to 10. interesting. IIIIIHHH1HIHHHHEEE 0xford X Oxford ever known. Shoes. Yo BEST in the No Special Attemtion Fitting Qua% of ing Feet. This is the greatest Oxford season . Strietly Seasonable and Fashionable Styles of High Grade High or Low—Black or Tan. Stylish new Last and. Patterns. while the stock is. complete. Our Children’s Dapartment is the E. S. STRAW NextDoor to First Nat'l Bank. T o P | i Get rthwest. We Pay to the Style and Shoes: for Grow- room, told her what he had done|’ . | morning'to Mr. MENTS FOR STATE. MeKusick and Russe_lnl'WiJ‘l Be Heard Today—Resul Hearing Unknow a ; The hearing of charges-against Commissioners Wes Wright and £, O. Sibley before Governor state capitol in St. Paul yester- day morning. - Those present at the hearing wers Wes Wright, R. W. Hitchcock and Attorneys|: Stone, McKusick and Russell. Mr. Stone presented his argu- ‘ments to the governor and_spent the entire morning in summing up the testimony that had been adduced at the investigation helg‘l in Bemidji. He. presented six charges, as follows: 148-33, Jounson was commenced at the| Walker & Akeley “to J Opsahl, lot 5 and the se 1-4 1-4 and‘wlflofseltl sec. 33 Bemidji Townsite & Improve ment Co. to Rev. N. H, Holm, lo'ts 10, 11 and 12, block 5, first addi- tion to Bemidji. Consideration, $750. Bemidji Townsite & Impmve ment Co. to Outo Leenlot 32, block 2, Mill Park additio 1. Consider- ation, $50. Bemidji Townsite & Improve: ment Co. to Wm. Biackburn, lot 31, block 2, Mill Pflrk addition. M. ‘D. Stoner to Scandinavian Lul}her‘m church of Blackduck, lots 1and 2, block 6, First addi- tion to Blackduck. Consider- ation, $1, =:Ole Benson to Joe Lerum, lots uFlI‘ST;, wrongfully procmm" payment of improper and fraudu- Second, unlawlully ,:.)mwinv improper bills for ccuunty offi- cers, in which allowances the ac- cused participated. county printing for the years| 1908, 1904 and 1905, to thehigh-| est bidder, when the law says it| should go to the lowest. Fourth, creating an nb - ex penses. Fifih, being county contracts. Sixih, refusing to prosecute and collect claims due the county, interssted in the defunct Merchants’ bank of Bemidji. Tn the afternoon Attorneys Ru their case and denied the charges flin toto. "The entire afternoon was taken up in hearing their arguments and the hearing was continued today. They explained away many of the charges made! against the commissioners, and it is probable that before the' hearing is concluded it will be found that the worst that can be brought against Messrs. Wright | violati,ns that would in no case constitute a cause for removal. . Upto a late hour this after- noon the result of the hearing was unknown. Big Fishto Mount. Taxidermist Buenther last night received to mount a 25 pound pickerel from Frank P. Leisen of St. Joseph, Minn., who was formerly engaged in busi- ness at Cass Lake. The fish will be mounted by Mr, Buenther. was born this and Mrs. Chas. A danghter Winterstein. J.J. Opsablhas eclosed a deal for the sale of 80 acres of land in section 29,147 82, to Albert Utech, = | He has also sold land located in Beltrami county = to Broten and Herbert U. Jones of Flanr]renu‘ S D. Mill Wood for Sale. During the comi@ summer, Wes Wright will handle all the, mill wood 2t the Crookston Lara- | ber comy having aecurcd‘ that right trom the mill manage- Dy, ment. Wod will be delivered | for $2 per lod. Soe Wes Wriglif, or call up y No: 45 or th Crookston Liumber u)mpany lent biils. { Third, letting the Belirami ssive | especially the amounnt “‘"'“"”mvladdin’;rm to Bemidji. ell and McKusick opened and Sibley are mere tvchmcal’ .| Millett, part of sec. 4, Austen ! 2, 3and 4 and the ne 14 of se 1-4, e MG T e S67 B1 % {10, First afitm:lonm BIACKAUTH. Consideration, $375. Albin J. Anderson to Abra- { ham Paquin, block 8‘ First addi- ‘1]')1’\ “to Blackduck, excepblot 1 | Consideration, $1,600. i Mary Wagner to Edwin Mil ilett, tract of land in se 1.4 of sw |14, sec. 4, 146 83, Cousideration 175, J. J. Opsahl to W. L. Brooks, ne 1-4of seld, sec. 20, 14832, Consideration, $2( Cora B, Carson to {lot=10 and 11, bloc 5. A. Cutter, 10, Carson’s Consider- {ation, $100. Erick Kullberg tn Emma Paquin, sw1-4 of nw 1-4, nw 1-4 of swldands 1-2 of sw I 4, sec. 122,148-31. Consideration, $1,200. Alexander Carlson to Dade & Praught. se 1-4 of ne 1 4, sée. 12 149.81.- Annie W. Ridgway to Thos. J. townsite of ch\fl‘]l Consider- | ation, §150, ’I‘hos‘ J. Conlon to Bemidji ‘Brewing Co,, lot 1, block 16, or- | Consideration, $1. Mary E. Wagner toS{yah A, 146-33. i Consideration, §175. {Smart, lot 25, block 4, original|s |iginal townsite of Blackduck.|: Wash Goods We do not THINK thereis a stock in the city | to : equal 1t, ‘taking Quahty. Variety and Lowness of Price mto con31derat1on. i ) X = ~ Cotton lees Mohair Lusters Embroidery Mesh Arneld’s Silks Faney Persian Lawns Plain and Fancy Figured Dnmnesh Aeolien Crepe. Mercerized Etamine : ——, We have exercised as much care in =e1ect1ng our| steck of goods as one can Possibly do in choosmg‘ an article for their own use. 3 ShRea S New Hoisery New Underwear New Ribbons| GreBAZAAR STORE ll‘liiillllllm e N O o e o ffi?fliljllilllllll M’COMAS\A FEDERAL JUDGE. Former Maryland Washington, May 20. tin F. Morris of the bia court of appeals having indicat: to the president his intention oo retire the wvresident-has’ anni that he will appoint former & Louis E. Justice Mo For all k eave trpu YA E.N. E‘RENCH & CO. ‘ City Drug Store o ¢ We Are Making Repairs On Our Building On Our Fixtures On Our Stock And Also On Our Business. We are here to do business. A good many people kuow it, we want every one to know it. Senator Namcd for Court of Appeals. Justice Mar- " rict of Colum- ' | i { McComas of Maryland as | Call And See? S % AMAAAAAASABARAAAARAA, AMAAMAVAS e “I'he Bargain Store’ Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Furniture, Wall Paper Also have samples of Brussels aud Ingrain Carpets. Prices right. Second hand goods hought. Give us a call. e o e e W M. E. IBERTSON of Dst O 'MARRIED THIS , AFTERNGON Waiter Howe and Miss Mary Hendrickson Joined in Wedlock. The marriaze of Walter Howe to Miss Mary Hendrickson oc curred ab the Challefigs hiotel in | Bemidji « this afternoon, Rey. | Steen of Musston performing the \ceremony which was witnessed | by the relatives and a large nu- ber of friends of the eontracting parties. The cer emony took place in-the dining room of the! hotel and the room was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion. J. J. Regan and Joseph Leness jassisted the groom and Misses Clara Hendrickson and and Tillie Howe -were bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs, 'Howe are well known in Bemidji, the former having made this cuy his residence for past The luste Mvs A C. Smith. fi:fifil | e W E‘“&@,E‘a@n Oxfords Drew MEE}y Oxfords From Hamilton-Brown Oxfords From $1.25 to $3.00 : The Largest 'Line., The Best Quality. The Lowest Pr-ice. Satlsfactwn ‘Guaranteed. or INTENTIONAL DUPLICATE EXPOSURE B A R = 3