Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 30, 1905, Page 1

e i | |1 ' The Bemidji Daily Pio VOLUME 3. NUMBER 213 BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1905. TEN CENTS PER WEEK VILLAGE MARSHAL SHOT BY BURGLARS Ole Habey Killed at Hayfield This Morn- ing While Attempting to Stop Robbery. Hayfield, Mian., Dec. 30.—Ole Ha- bey, village marshal, was shot and killed by burglars at 2 o’clock this morning. Habey attempted to enter the store of tellan Bros., where the burglars were at work, and was shot through the door. The murderers escaped. BRIEF BITS OF NEWS. Hon, Walter B, Hill, chancellor o} the University of Georgia, Is dead. ‘William Harvey, a wealthy Mexican mine owner, fell from an eighteen-foot roof at Janesville, stantly killed Wis., and was in (Tt Feed and Sale } Stable. LIVERY ATTACHED Goods of All Description Stored J. P. Pogue. “Yis a joy to cat—I welcome my dinner hour; Because I rout indigestion with August Flower} QiConstipation is the result of indigestion, biliousness, flatulencs, loss of appetite, -self-poisoning, anemia, emaciation, uric acid, neuralgia in various parts of the system, catarrhal inflammation of the in- testinal canal and numerous other ail. ments that rob life of its pleasures if they do not finally rob you of life itself. . q‘“‘I'm bound in the bowels,” is a come mon expression of peopie who look mis- ‘erable and are miserable—yet who persist in ‘‘letting nature take its course,” QWhat a foolish plan, when nature could be aided by the use of Green’s August Flower, which is nature’s own remedy for constipation and all stomach ills. QAugust Flower gives new life to the liver and insures healthy stools. a qTwo sizes, 25¢ and 75¢. All druggists, City Drug Store. INCREASING In Minnesota, Says the Report of the State Commission. St. Paul. Dec 30.—*Our big game, moose and deer, are on the increase and we may look for still further increase as long as we give them reasonable pro- tection and keep them off the market. The market and lumb- M |ering interests are the two agents which have kept our big game from increasing and as lumber- ing is almost a thing of the past &|in Minnesota and the sale of i | game is prohibited, we may rea- sonably expect our big game to # | increase,” This is on excerpt from a por- tion of the report which the state !gawe and fish commission con- sidered at its annual meeting t{1yesterday and which will be submitted . later to Governor Johnson. Continuing, it ha._s this to say: ‘“Minnesota has not enjiyed iduring the season just closed a successful year on grouse and quail. But what the sportsmen i missed on the uplands birds was imade up on the .aquatic fowl Our nsw bird, the ring-neck pheasant, we believe, is a suc- cess and, when they once get ac- climated and a good start, will | become very plentiful in Minne- sota for they are very proliflc. “The new law passed during the last legislature has had a fair trial end as a whole is satisfac- tory. Once in a while some small soul, writing ina paper, advo- cates the opening of the market for game. ! R. E. White and son, Russell, jarrived in the city tHis morning from Kelliber for a short busi- neéss visit here The board of health requests that all cases of sore throat be promptly reported to the board, as this will assist materially in preventing the spread of dyph- | theria, which is now prevalent at ranumber of homes throughout the city. Store Closes Tonight at 10 o’clock and will remain closed until 7 o’cloek Tuesday Morn ing January Second. ] .| been made to blow up the barracks s Riga-Orel railroad have again struck. MAY PURCHASE | THE SENTINEL 0Id Time Newspaper Man in City Today Looking Over the Property. The Bemidji Seutinel, pub-; lished at the present time by H. G. Hays, may withia the next few days become the property of A’ B. Allen of St. Paul, who is in the city today looking over the |property with a view of pur- chasing. Although the terms of the sale have not as yet been completed, the deal has been contemplated for some time and willin all probability be con- summated within the nexttwo or three days. Mr. Allen is said to be a newspaper man of wide ex- perience and has been identified with a number of newspapers throughout the state, What Mr. Hays’ plans are for the future s not known, but it is probable that the major portion of his time will be taken up with drain- ‘ age business. ¥ CORRESPONDENCE 2 LOUIS. Will Pracht and Mr. Kramey brought in a load of household goods from Tenstrike last Friday. for the former’s -brother, who has a claim near here. Mr. and Mrs. Pracht came here on Christ- mas Day. They will remain onj their claim for a couple of weeks. | Chauncey Alsop, formerly of Thompson, N. D., and Ernest of' the University of Minnesota, ar-! rived at their father’s last week. | The former will spend the win- ter with his father, but the lat: ter is here for the hnlidays only:: A number of Moose Lakers celebrated Christmas at the home of H, N. Hanson on Little Moose. They had a Christmas tree and were even honored by the pres- ence of Santa Claus during the evening. All repot a very pleasant time, " John Malmquist of Pimush lake went to Cass Lake last week. Christmas was also celebrated at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H, E. Rice. A very pretty Christ- mas tree was the feature of the early evening, which was greatly appreciated by the children, large and small. Later on ample justice was done to an oyster supper. Those present beside the family were: O S. Newman and family of Moose Lake, John Arendt of Pimush Lake, H. W. Alsop and sons, Chauncey aund Ernest, of Birch township, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pracht and E. D. Bentley and daughter, Inez. J. Neils Lumber Co. -has been using the tank on the loggiog road the past week and hope to bave the road in coudition for hauling so:n. To Change Locations. A number of changes in busi- ness locations will be made the first of the year. Gibbons & Torrance will remove their law offices from the present location on Beltrami avenue to the Miles block, Sam Fryhling, the tailor, ! will.occupy the building vacated by them and the Harrington & Larson employment office will} be removed from the McTaggart building to Mr. Fryling’s tormer location. : ’ The local Odd Fellows lodge held a meeting last night at which one candidate was put through the second degree. Strike Extending in Poland. St. Petersburg, Dec. 29.—The news from Russian Poland indicates that the general strike'is extending. Whole- sale arrests have been made in the cities. ‘At Sosnovice, near the em- peror’s hunting lodge, an attempt has with dynamite. The employes of the H Red Men Return to Red Lake| After Dancing for Two. Weeks. at Walker. About 40 Indians—-men, women. | aund children—arrived in the city last night from Walker and left this morning for the Red Lake| reservation after attending the big dance completed at Walker| yesterday. The meeting of the Indians was held for ne particu- lar purpose and was simply a sort of a jollification, an ancient custom among the aborigines being carried out. The dance started nearly two weeks ago and has been kept up constantl y| ever since until yesterday, when the meeting was concluded. vy e BRENNAN JURY IS STILL OUT |Fate of Woman Who is Accused of Mur- dering Her Children is as Yet Undecided. “at Amityville, L, I, A message to the Pioneer at a late Louis Dalrymple, an arust wnost|hour this afternoon from Minneapolis caxicatures of politicians and eartoons | states that the jury in the case of on political situations have appeared|pps, Brennan, who is accused of n well known newspapers and period murdering her three children, is still icals, died suddenly of acute paresis out and that the fate of the accused woman is as yet undecided. President Eliot of Harvard has de clared himself in favor of stopping in % tercollegiate football fox ene year inj Qamam Orman. Johnson, who haé order that the game may be modified| B2{led lake and river craft for nearly and a reasonable game be devised and! IOFLY Years, was accidentally killed ab demonstrated in practice. ' Ogdensburg, %. 1. New - Year - Greeting < The confidence which the people of Bemidji have shown us the past year has been - gratifying to us, and we desire to thank them in appreciation of the same. Prompt, careful and compet- ent service has been our endeavor in the past and shall be in the — future. A Happy Prosperous New Year ! \PORAN BROTHERS the way of Roxed Writing our prices. A few values in Sets, and Stag Horn Novelties that you can have at a great reduction rather. than to carry them over until next year. Boy’s Clothing Anyone who wishes a boys suit of Clothes or Overcoat will save. money by asking Outing Bed Blankets E.H. Winter & Company YOUR LAST CHANCET] To Buy a Christmas or New Year Present! Why not buy it at E. H. Winter & Co.’s where you can ' buy it at actual cost. We have a few good numbers in Paper, Jewel Boxes, Toilet Toques-Fascinators at 25 per cent cut Bed Blankets that will please ybu.