Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 15, 1906, Page 4

DEEPENS Whereabouts of John Syen- son, Missing Clearwater Man, Still Unknown. BROTHER MAKES SEARCH IN THIS CITY. Deseriptions of Man Who Was in Bemidji Recently and Missing Man Do Not Tally. The mystery surrounding the disappearance from his home in Eddy township, Clearwater, county, of John Svenson, on Dec. 28, 1s still unsolved, and although a vigorous search has been kept up inan attempt to locate the juissing man, no clue leading to his whereabouts has been found. Fifty men have spent the past three or four days in the vicinity of Svenson's cabin looking for his body, believing that it might be possible that in some manner he had met death, but up to the present time the search has proved entirely unavailing and not so much as an inkling as to what fate he has met, has been revealed. A brother of the missing man, Simon Svensen of Popple town- ship, accompanied by O. C. Noson, also of the same town- ship, arrived in Bemidji this af- ternoon to inquire into the story! recently published to the effect that Svenson had been in this city. Mr. Svenson says that from the description given of the; the night before. man seen here, he does not be- lieve that it was his brother who visited this city. However, the descriptions of the two men are similar in some respects and it is possible that those who saw the man who was in Bemidji re-|qo away with him. cently and said that his name was John Svenson may have been unable to give a close description owing« to the short time they had in which to take notice of his appearance. Mr, Svenson, while in the city ! bard county, on Jan. 23. ANNOUN’GED Corporal Adafn E. Otto Will Marry Miss Ferne Spencer On January 23. Invitations: announcing the wedding of .Corporal Adam E. Oftto, in charge of the local army recruiting office, to Miss Ferne Ethyl Spencer of this city, were issued today. The marriage will be celebrated at the home of Miss Spencer’s parents at Yola, Hub- Red Lake Line Connected. The local exchange of the Northwestern Telephone com- pany was this morning connected with Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba Railway company’s line to the Red Lake agency, and hereafter poinis along the rail- way between here and the agency may be reached through the local exchange, {his cabin to visit. subject to fits of insanity, but that these spells usually came on while he was recovering from a jaunt, The discovery of Svenson’s ab- sence was made by Mr. and Mrs, Simon Svenson on the morning of Dec. 29, when they went to When they reached the house they found it deserted and the chairs, table and other furniture in the cabin were scattered in the utmost disorder. ‘Three cups, which had evidently been used for mix- ing “punch”, were found on the stove. This leads to the belief that Svenson had had company Mr. Svenson states that his brother owns a homestead upon which he lived up to the time of his disappearance, but that he had nothing that would make it an object for anyone to wish to The missing man 18 described as being about five feet, four inches in height, thin face, brown moustache. 61 years of age, two first fingers on his left hand missing, and at the time of his lMPLICA’l‘ED Resident of CE&BI{QH)& Sup- posed to Have Hand in Nelson Case. According to the Crookston Journal, there is more than'one implicated in the murder of Nel- son, whose body was found in Red' ‘Lake river at Crookston some years ago. Theodore Lar- son made a written confession of the crime at Northome, was ar- rested, taken to Crookston and held in the Polk county jail for some time, but when the case came to trial Larson was dis- missed, the defense claiming thas he was drunk when the confes- sions was madeand that he knew nothingof whathe wasdoing, The Journal says that itis believed that the other man believed by the authorities to be implicated in the murder lives in Crookston. Miss Calvert 1o Wed. Miss Sadie Calvert, who spent a large portion ‘of last summer in Bemidji and is well ‘known to many: people in this city, will be married at the home of her parents . in Wadena to J. L. Egleston of that city on the even- ing of Jan. 17. Her brother, attend the wedding. New Officer in Charge. Sergeant P. R. Halleran of St. has been ordered to report at headquarters at St. Paul. A regular meeting of tne city council will be held this evening, Auditor Wilmann. his logging camp that village. near disappearance were a cap and a brown duck coat. today, said that his brother was THE BAZAAR STORE Special Bargains for the Week Muslins. “Fruit of "the loom” and “Lonsdale” muslin, slightly damaged by water, this sale, only, SCt 1 92C Buy all you want of these muslins, we place no limit to your purchases. Embroidery A new assortment of Em- broidery consisting of swisses and cambrics. All new-pat- Lonsdale Cambric, sale price, terns. Lot One 1-2 Lot Two 1-2 Shirt .Wéusts and Shirt waist Suits gain counter our complete line of Ladies’ white lawn and Indian Linen waists fancy embroideries and Valencines lace fronts and yokes, prices $ from 50c to 5 -OO Our waists in the plain and fancy colors are very neat and pretty. Call and see the complete line. Shirt Waist Suits We have a few special bar- gains in Ladies 2 piece shirt waist suits m both plain, white,fancy colors and scotch checks, at $1.50, $1.65, $1.75, $2 and $2.25. Come We have placed on our bar- while we haye a line of sizes Loff We are going to continue our sale on our complete hne of Dress Goods. Nothing reserved at this sale. Remem- ber 20 per cent discount on every piece of dress goeds on our shelves. ’ Loff Embroidered Handkerchiefs. for 15¢c. 20c¢ handkerchiefs for 11c. ‘i be. ‘Handkerchiefs. Some special values in Ladies' plain and fancy Linen and Regular 25¢ handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c. Regular 15¢ handkerchiefs for | Regular 10c handkerchiefs for 3c. Regular 35¢ handkerchiefs | Regular This sale will continue until Saturday . night January -20th. THE BAZAAR STORE Allan Underweod the .city this afternoon from Solway for a short visit with|# friends. ‘George Newton arrived in the | § 'l city this morning from Funkley|® land is spending the day here on business. | Rapids. Lakota, N. D. sed through the city today on his way to Duluth, where he will visit his parents. Thos. Hughes was this morn- ing given 10 days in the county drunken and disorderly conduct. A report from: Blackduck is to the effect that a house owned by a man named Baker was totally destroyed by fire this morning together with its contents. The value of the buiiding or the amount of insurance is not given in the report. B. F. Bishop, who is employed as a government scaler at the camps of the Standard Lumbker company near Walker, spent Sunday in city with his family. His son, Edward, accompanied {him to Walker this morning and will accept a position with the government. EPIDEMIC TYPHOID. One Hundréd Cases Prevail at Wil- kinsburg, Pa. Pittsburg, Jan. 15—An epidemic of typhoid fever prevails in the borough of Wilkinsburg, adjacent to this eity. There.are now .more:than 100 cases of the disease and a number of deaths have -resulted. The board of -health is viable. to find the source of the ais- ease. this city for analysis. Harry Calvert of this city, will a Paul has taken charge of the|@ local marine recruiting station|f to relieve Private Abram, who|H % Additional Locals. T. Beaudette has accepted a|g positioh at ‘the office of County |§ L. Taber of Schoolcraft is in |# the city purchasing supplies for |§ Celebrated Silver Weddin i Mr. andi Mrs. Geo. Knott' were very agreeably surprised on Ml Friday evening oy:a number of their friends - and neighbors, t.hel occasion: being. - their 25th wed: ding anniversary. After a pleas- ant evening of music,singing and other diversions, refreshments were served and all went home hoping to help them eelebrate their golden wedding, Some beautiful presents were left as a‘ reminder of the day, inclnding a beautiful silver tea ser vice, a set| of silver teaspoons, sugar shell and butter kuife. Dog Poisoned. | During the past two or thvee days several dogs owned by resi—}» i ents on Bemidji avenue and Lake| boulevard have been poisoned, | * among them being valuable| canines owned by H. J. Loud and; Dr. A. E. Henderson. It is be-| lieved that someone is laying out| poisen for the animals and an in- vestigation will be made by the;‘ B | police, Read the Daily Pioneer. — | Goes Out of Business. i T. Beaudette, who has con- ducted a tailor shop in the Ross | building on Beltrami avenue for| several months past, has discon- tinued the business.having other ventures in view. Chicago Great Western Raflw&y. To points in ‘Alabama, Arkan- sas, Arizona, Fiorida, Geotgia, | Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi- ' Kellihet Journal: A four round /parring match between‘‘Smokey elly,”” championof the pine belt and ““Shorty,”’ bantam champion of Northern Minnesota, was the ana, Mexico, New Mexico, North| principal attraction at the Lake Virginia. $2.00 for the romnd trip. Tick- ets on sale first- and third Tues: days of each month to April 17. For further information apply to J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., St. Paul, Minn. and South Carolina, Texas and |gige ring Tuesday afternoon. Only one fare plus|The match was scheduied to go 15 reunds but near the end of the fourth, a right to the jaw put “Sherty” on the raeks. An- other match is being arranged. Read the Daily Pioneer. Hammer blo, seadily apl-ied, break 2 the hardest rock. Coughing,. day after day, jars.-and tears the throatand lungs We have fio secrets! We publish the foraias of all our medicines. until the: healthy tissues gjve way. Ayer’s. Cherry Pectoral stops: the hard coughmg, heals the torn membranes. J.c. Lowell. er Co., Mass. ake \) 35&"&\ The Lake Shore Hotel is now in charge of Ole Anderson, the former proprietor of the estab- lishment, whe will conduct it in the future. L The rooms of the hotel have been renovated and redecor- ated’and the table service has been improved, making the | Tiake Shore one of the best One Dollar a day heuses in | the city. Give it a trial. Qle Gnderson, Jroy. arrived in|@ J. W. White, representing the | '_Equifiable Insurance company, is|§ |in the city today from Park|# John Downer of Park Rapids|® spent Sunday in Bemidji with |4 relatives, leaving last night for|; Louis Campbell of Ripple pas- jail' by Judge Pendergast for|} as leaders in artistic:design. § no equais. Phone 30. We carry a complete: line of the famous MINNEAPOLIS BEDDING CO.’S METAL: BEDS These beds are recogmized by the trade FOT the next week we will fill our Bargain In strength.. # durability and artistic effects they have 5°s REDUCTION! | ; All of our Children’s and Misses Coats will go for 25 per cent discount. » opportunity and buy your Child a coat at cost | Reds Thelargest line at the lowest prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. E. H. Winter & Co. eii an. Outing Bed Blankets Notice our prices ard you will buy. Ladmes Fleece Hose per pair. Shee Bargains -Counter with Ladies’. Misses’ and Child- ren’s shoes that we will sell helow cost. Improve your | RO I AL { mzaress BU L i’ 1 The Ideal Beer DWEISER is the standard of quahty by Whlch all other beers are judged. Commanding the highest price, yet leadmg in sales, proves that its superiority is recogmzed through- out Samples of water taken from: | (| public springs-have ‘been brought 1o | Corked or-Tin:€apped the world. Sales for 1904, 130,388,520 Bottles. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n St. Louis, U. S. A. ' Orders Promptly Filled by C. H. Mlles, Dlstrlbutor, Bemld]l, Mlnn.