Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 4

TROOPS ATTACK PUER Fight Between Besiegers and Besieged Lasted From 10 0’Clock Yesterday Morning Until Evening. Cape Haytien, Jan. 3 —Advi-, ces from Puerto Plata, on the northern coast of Santo Domingo, say that the troops of the fugitive president Morales attacked that | place at 10 o’clock yesterday morning., The tighting, which was severe, lasted until five in; the evening. when the besieging force retired. Both sides lost a number of killed and woundedw The besiegers are preparing fori another attack. | e I BENEF[T FOR Ithe women who was murdered i together with her two daughters THE LIBRARY'M Caledonia Monday night by The Chicago Glee Club Wi'l Appear at Opera House | Friday Evening,. ' A delightful musical enter- tainment, the proceeds of which will revert to the treasury of the Bemidji public liorary, will be given at the City Opera house next Friday evening, when the Chicago Glee club appears tor one night only. The club is com- posed of four members who are highly recommended by the press throughout the country as vocal and instrumental artists. | The price of admission will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Dr, Carev Has Typhou!. Dr. Carey of Tenstrike, who is confined at the county hospital, issuffering with typhoid fever, and although his condition is quite serious his recovery is con- fidently expected. Rev, J, J, Trask left last night for Xellibis¢ and will 3p814 o, fow days on missionairy work in the logginv camps in that vicirity, @e uUMBING TIN AND RE- PAIR WORK. | You get the best the notice. | services on shortest | TELEPHONE NO. 225 NEW HOME BAKERY | AND BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK [ BREALFAST, 6:30 to 8 DINNER, 12 to 1:30 SUPPER, 6 to 7:30 Luuches from 8 to 11 am from 1:30 to & p m Rt IR S MRS. HELEN M. REDEL Firs. Thompson's old stand Between 4th and 5th St. {Woman Murdered at Cale- last night, and the news came as 'WEATHER IN | has prepared his report to the weather bureau for the month of December. I that 18 days of the month were i clear, six were partly cloudy and } seven were dark. The thermom- DOFaD BFOS. i‘cte) reached a point below zero ' partment has been appointed. as 'a delegate to the annual meeting 8 of the exacutive com mittee of the Bl Tournament association, TO PLATA BROTHER 0F MRS. WHEATON donia Monday Night is Sister of Nate Houghton. Nate Houghton of this city is a brother of Mrs. N. S, Wheaton, Matt Styer, who committed suicide after committing the deed. Me. Houghton knew nothing of the affair until he saw an account of it in the Pioneer a shock. He is preparing to leave for Caledoma to attend the funeral. FATAL TRAGEDY AT TERREBONE Prominent Farmer of Red Lake County Fatally Shot Last Saturday. B Thelandre, a wealthy farmer residing a few miles west of Plummer, was instantly killed at Terrebonne, Red Lake county, last Saturday. He took a load of grain’ to the mill there to ex- change for flour and feed and took his rifle along to shoot wolwes. When unloading the grain the rifle was accidentally TAKES UP BAD CHECKS Case That Might Have Ended Seriously. PASSED WORTHLESS CHECKS ON BEMIDJI MERCHANTS. Arrested Last Night on Charge of Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses. Thos. Halvorson, a. prominent farmer living at Mackinack, N, D., today made good a number was allowed to drop. Halvorson comes to Bemidji of horses which he hires out to the logging camps in this vicin- ity. He made his appearance. in the city in December, 1904, and after remaining here for several days drew 8 humber checks, which were readily cash- ed. When the checks were for- warded to the bank at Grand Forks it was found that Halvor- son had no money on deposit there, and consequently the owners of the worthless paper were ‘‘out’’ the money they had advanced the farmer. Halvorson appeared in Bemidji again a couple of days ago, how- ever, but showed no disposition to take up the checks drawn by him, with the result that last night he was in taken charge by the sheriff on a charge of obtain- ing money under false pre- tenses. He appeared before Judge Skinvik this morning and after he had made good the discharged the bullet tearing a hole in his bieast, The corozer was notified and made an investi- gation on Sunday but decided that no inquest was neccssary. jDeceased was about 45 years of age and leaves a widow but ne @ Lhildreu. DECEMBER Eighteen Days During Month Were Clear—Eight Days Below Zero. Weather Observer A. Gilmour The report shows only eight tiwes during the month, the coldest being on the 4th, when it registered 12 below. Earl Geil Is Delegate. Chief Geil of the local tire de- Northern Minnesota Firemen’s which will be held at Crookston Jan, 8. One of tha questions which will come before the meeting is the changing of the date for holding the annual tournaments of the | association from June to July. Medics Meet Jan. 9. Local members of the Upper Mississippi Medical society have checks issued by him was allow- to go free, Manning Allowed Liberty. Tony Manning, accused of being an accessory to the robbery of an M. & L. freight car, was brought before Judge Pendergast this morning and after the case| had been examined into Manning | was allowed his freedom and the| case was continued for 30 aays. taken from the box car were found on Manning’s, persen, there is a question in the minds of the authorities as to whether he had any criminal intent im taking the goods. Buildog Case Adjourmed. | The case of the state againss-l H. Schmidt, whose bulldeg, it is charged, bit and seriously injur-|; ed Johnnie Doyle, was up in Judwe Pendergast’s court this| morning and was adjourmed to Friday. Twe Drunks Teday- Davenport appeared before! Judge Pendergast this mornmg- and, after pleading guilty to drunkenness, were sentenced. to pay fines of $5. Although a portion of the goeds| i Married This Merning. Lee Anderson and William | PIONEER - GETS PLUM _ For the County for the Year 1906. E - — BUSY BOARD MEETING STILL IN SESSION. Assessment Districts Reorganized and Much Other Business Transacted. At the meeting of the board of county commissioners this morn- ing the Bemidji Pioneer was of checks issued by himm over a|awarded the offcial printing for | O% &TTived in the city this morn- ; year ago to a number of mer-|theyear 1906 The Pioneer in| =% {rom Ripple andare spend- chants in this city and a charge|ijts bid for the work agrees to. 108 @ short time here on busi- of obtaining money under false|furnish supplements of the offi-| 2855 pretenses preferred against him | cial proceedings of the board o) Bemidji being to’secure a by one of those who casked one|three other newspapers of the quantity of inside finishing ma-| prelate, T. o Bailey; K. R. and of the worthless checks, which county — the Beltrami County terial for a iarge hntel which he S, H, C. Calvert; M. A, J. A. were drawn on the Scandia|News, the Tenstrike Tribune and |28 IR course of erection at Rip-| McAvoy; M. F, S. C. Baxley M. American bank of Grand Forks, | the Blackduck American, TheP.e 810 Which will soon be com- (g, Wm. MCCU&lg‘M w,J. T. bid of the Pioneer was accepted by the board almost unanimous- against accepting the bid, Since yesterday afternoon the board has transacted consider- able business and is still in sessioil. The assessment dlS‘l of tricts of the county were re- organized, jurors for the next term of district court were se- lected, an application for abate- ment of taxes was granted to the McClure Logging company of Stillwater, $500 was set aside as a contingent fund for the use of the county attorney oxn criminal cases, $2,500 was set aside to defray court expenses at the spring term, $150 was voted as an incidental fund, the county treasurer was allowed $300 clerk hire for the year 1906, and five county agents—one from each commissioner district—were ap- pointed. " | To Give Senes of Card Parties. The ladies of St. Philips Catho- lic church will give a series of card parties before the Lenfon seasen arrives, the next one te be held at Odd Fellows hall on Jan. 19at 8 p. m. Four useful! and beautifvl novelties for pres- ents will be given away. Music|® before cards. Luneh at 11:30. Admission 25 cents. Cases Are Adjourned. George Bess and James A.; Martin, aceused of illegally hav- ing vension in their possession, were brought before Judge Skin- vils this morning. Bess took a charge of venue and his case will come up before Judge Pender- gast Jan. 11. © Martin’s case will be tried on Jan, 10. Married This Aftermoon. James Vinning and Miss Mabel McDermott were married in Bemidji this morning, Judge !Skinvik performing the . ceve- mony. Jobn B Mainvill and Miss iMay Wood were married tlis morning by Judge Skinvik l A& series of severe earthqaak< shocks were felt about 5:30 Tuesday morniug at Agram, Laibach, Marburg and Gratz, Austria. Buildings creakec| and the inhabitants fled panic stricken from their houses. |CONCERT ABOUT JANUARY 15 Bemidji Band Will Gwe’ North Dakota Farmer Settles Awarded Official Printing| Another Musical Treat at ! City Opera House, The nexb indoor concert to be| given by the Bemidji band will take place on or about Jan. 15. The band has been put through acourse of hard practice since the last concertand it is expected that it will be in excellent con- dition to render a first class musical program at the coming concert. i Much Building at Ripple. A. R. Button and G. T, Robin: Mr. Robinson’s mission pleted. Both gentlemen state that the building boom which be- is still on and that about 30 structures are now in course of construction, ERSKINE HAS vl A SUICIDE Death Occurred This Mora- ing and Coroner will Investigate, Crookstorr Tites: — Coroner Chesterman feceived a telegram this afternoon from Peter Erickson of Erskine whieh read ‘‘death here this morning, supposed suicide, come at once.’’ No phone connections with Er- skine could be secured and Cor- oner Chesterman will leave to- night for that place. Nothicg further is known of the affair. K. P. Officers Installed. The local Knights of Pythias lodge held a meeting last night and the officers recently elected for the ensuing year were in- stalled. Theyare: C. C.,, T. J~ Miller; V. C,, C. C. Shepherd Tnomy,I N, N, L. Hakkernp, 0. G, C. Chust.enson trustees, about once a year with carloads|ly, there being only one vote|S*R20 Ripple several weeks ago|E. A. Schneider, G. M. Torrance, C. C. Shepherd, Read the Daily Pioneer. 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