Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 9, 1906, Page 1

THE BEMIDJI DAT VOLUME 4. NUMBER 174 BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1906 LY PIONEER. TEN CENTS PER WEER INDIAN GOIN BEING SPENT IN THIS GITY Bemidji Reaping Rich Harvest From Payment at Red Lake Agency. MANY OF THE REDS SPENDING IN LOCAL STORES THIS WEEK More of Money Going for Provisions and Clothing Than Ever Before. Bemidji merchants are reaping the benetits of the payment made trthe Red Lake Indians, in the manner of a brisk business with the reds. Last night, more than 100 men, women and children came down onthe M, R. L. & M. train and spent the night in the city. They were members of the Red Lake and Leech Lake bands, all of whom are really Red Lakers. The Leech Lakers went to Red Lakea week ago, and are re- turning now, at the conclusion of the payment and the usual social functions that accompany that event. For years a payment has always resulted in many drunken Indians -and squaws, at times serious fights and at all times more or less gambling. This year, however, it is said the pay- ment passed off with compara- tive quiet. There was less drunkenness and but little doing in the fighting line, The payment was of such pro- portions that each adult Indian received quite a *‘roli,”” and with the usual aboriginal instinct will not be content until he has sepa- ratad company with his ‘‘coin.” But the money is going, for the greater part, for provisions and clothing. $100,000 DEAL REGORDED [¢PENDY"" HELPED WIN |BREAKS SHOULDER BLADE IN HflRTH_fi_llllNTBY LAND COUNTY Minneapolis Men Buy 30,000 Acres in Beltrami and ltasca A warranty deed was filed with Register of Deeds Harris|PENDERGAST HAS PLURALITY OF 303 IN 27 PRECINCTS. yesterday which indicated a deal m Beltrami and Itasca county lands involving 80,000 acres and a consideration of $100,000. The land is located in Towns 149-150-151, and is considered very good for agriculture. The transfer of the land was made frcm Lammers Bros. & O’Brien t> Page, Hill & Co, of Minnea- polis. The former firm were at one time heavy loggers in this part of the state, and the land was secured originally for lum- bering purposes, Read the daily Pioneer. OR JOHNSON Local Candidate for Lieutenant Govern- Counties. or Running Ahead of Govern- or’s Plurality. Governor Johnson's Lead in Beltrami County Is 198 in 37 Precincts. Governor Johnson’s plarality in Beltrami county is still grow- jingand will easily run over the figures named’in the Pioneer 'yesherday, 200. - Reports come in from thirty.seven pre- icincts up to 1higi' afternoon, and { the democratic candidate is 198 _PROMPTLY. Copyright 1906 The House of Kuppenhelmer space solely for Overcoats. Surtout overcoats. MAIL ORDERS FILLED - display most The B. 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It was thought this morning that the team would be unable to go to Crookston, as Ralph Lycan sustained a broken shoulder blade while playing yesterday, and as it would be a difficult mat- ter to secure another player to take his place, the game was for the time being abandoned. How- ever, a substitute was secured and the team will leave on the 3:10 train tomorrow morning. Bemidji will line up for the] game as follows: Breneman,: c.: Miles, rg.; Dangerfield, Tt ; Kruse, re.; Kreatz, ig.; Elleson, It.; Homdrom, le.; Dwyer, qb; Gould, fb.; Shork, 1h; DeLong, rh. LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE 4. powerfully, suits. Calbolt grey checked velour suits. TION ASSURED Copyright 1906 The House of Kuppenhelmer Suit Stock of Significant Strength: 150 styles show- ing quality pre-eminence. Venetian lined black llama Thibet suits. Stone grey cassimere and diagonal worsted The Coral black twistable brim, Fhe, Goxdoy Everlastingly to the Fore in Boy’s Wear: 30 models in Boy’s suits and overcoats. Thrze-in-one suits with one pair of bloomers and one pair of plain pants; Ruff snl Tuff suits of double strength at $3.50 and.......... $5 Starly, absolutely pure wcol silk mixed, $250 to .. .... $56 FASHIONS that touch the topmost note variety anticipating every re- quirement answering every size demand for Men and young 1men, constituting the' most won- derful quality. A showing, the mugnitude of which can only be appreciated by investi- gation. We have salesmen who are wiliing to work. CALL & SEE US LUMBERMEN’S HEADQUA- RTERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. -John B. Stetson’s special shaft and stiff hats at $4.00. prideof the $3 WeSE--- ¢ oo Purchased Drug Stock. B. L. Benton, representing the L. W. Leithead Drug company of Duluth, was in the city today, selling F. A. Mayo his stock of goods for the Owl drugstore, which will be opened shortly. at the corner of Beltrami avenue also purchased Park, Davis & Co.’s complete line of } harmacéu- tical preparations for his pre- scription department, conceded by all physicians to be of the highcst quality and purity. Judge Fisk Elected. L Bemidji people who are ac. quainted with Judge Fisk of Grand Forks; N. D., 'will be pleased to learn that he has been elected a judge of the supreme court of that state by a majority of 12,000. He was the democratic candidate for the office. The judge has often been a visitor in Bemidji and was'a member of the Grand Forks colony that makes this place their stopping place during thie hot summer months. Beaumont-Hanson. A pretty wedding was solemn- ized Wednesday when Miss Clara Beaumont and George O Hanson were married at the home of the bride’s parents on Park avenue. Rev. Thomas Broom- field performed the cerem:ny. Friends and relatives to the num- ber of twelve or fourteen were present. The young people will make their home in Bemidji. Tony Fisher Dead. Tony Fisher, who formerly lived in Nymore and worked for the M, & I. railway, died in Brainerd this forenoon, of typhoid fever. He had many fri.nds among the local M. & I, people. Band Dance Successful. The ball given at the opera house last evening under the auspices of the Brmidji band was attended by fifty couple. The music was first-class and all present enjiyed the cccasion.” ahead. The vote stands, John: son 1,010, Cole 812. N On the lieutenant governor: ship fight the returns are slower in reaching this city and to date only twenty-nine precincts have beea heard from. In thess the vote stands, Pendergast €61, Hberhardt, 458, giving the local man a majority of 208, seven precinets only, and when the returas are all in Pendergast will doubtliss be found con- regards plurality. give Bailey msjorities, i his election with at least seventy- | ¢, Many hunters from, outside points and also residents of Be- midji have already taken to the woods to prepare for the opening| ~ o 3 relative to deer and of the big game season tomorrow. It usually takes twe or three days to prepare a suitable camp and have everything in_apple-pie| githor order for the full enjoyment of & and Fourth street. Mr. Mayd Itis the one desire of the average nunter to be ableto kill & mjose, and it is to the points Where these animals are.sup_JA Posed to abound that mostof tte nimrods have hied during: the{ ¢ on ’s hospital for apperdi- past three days. % o known as a good moose countryip me gt (ass Lake, Olson was is eastof Northome, in Itascal;; g yaq condition at the time of county, and also northeast of.. operation, but the use of the there. There are many swamps in that territory and moose have One place -welt! BAILEY’S MAJORITY IS 79 WITH 7 PRECINCTS YET OUT Victory of the Present Incumbent Seems Certain in Sher- iff Fight---Seven Precincts Report Big Gains Today. BULLETIN. Returns from Zipple recsived : printed yesterday cut Bailey’s this afternoon give Balley 19, Hazen 1. This! makes Bailey’s majority 79 in 46 precincts. Sheriff Bailey seems today to|sixteen, but this morning returns be safely elected. Uptothetime|came. in from six townshipe, of going to press this afternoon|all but one showing handsome all but eight precincts out of the|gains for the present sheriff. fifty-three in the county had been| Shotley gives Bailey amajority heard from, and Bailey’s lead Lias | of thirteen, Moose Lake of seven, besn increased to sixty-four. Everything seems to indicate|and McDougald of seven. Wa- that the remaining precincts will | banaca went against the skeriff and-cinch by three votes, majority down three votes, so that last night his lead was only Quiring of six, Gudrid of fifteen The precincts yet to be heard om are: Benville, Cormant, five or eighty votes to spare. Hamre, Lee, Spruce, Turtle Au error in the returns as|River, Minnieand Zipple. HUNTERS ALL READY FOR OPENING OF THE SEASON Many Local and Qutside Nimrods Have Already Established herded there for = years. An- er good moose country is in the vicinity of Big Falls. Being removed from the railroad, how- ever, it isno easy task to get a moose into civilization. One must usually cut up the carcass aud pack it in. The territory where deer can be secured is in a much wider range. Withina few miles in any direction from Bemidji is good deer country. woose is the same as last year. But one moose (and that a male) may be killed, and two deer, of sex. Anyone hunting |mns! have a license, and in all jcases where deer or moose are shipped, a tag must be used. «Eimer- Oison, who recently ;underwent an operation at St i citis, will-leaye tomorrow for his surgeon’s knife was in every 1way successful, Turtle River vil. Tenstrike Center Blackduck (vil ) Blackduck (town) Island Lake (Alaska) Baudette & Spooner Bemidji (town) Curtle River (town) Turtle Lake (town): 1 | Moose Lake This maujority is in twenty- Wabanaca siderably ahead of Johnson as Bemidji— There is no doubt but that Judge Pendergast’s candidacy Th won many votes for Johnson ‘in this county and helped give him the remarkable vote he secured " here, - : |Grand Total Beltrami county outside of Bemidjias far as had been heard from up to 2 o’clock this afternoon stood on governor and sheriff as - Cole Johnson Bailey Haszen- 26 4 29 8 20 21 11 41 16 1 20 13 48 27 53 24 14 5 15 6 30 27 35 28 8 24 21 12 1 10 16 9 16 . 10 9 19 1 18 8 22 14 9 12 13 55 18 60 24 1 2 10 3 86 62 9 64 20 1 22 9 16 8 9 20 10 52 37 36 141 14 1 3 19 30 14 13 17 22 13 27 7 36 7 27 22 14 7 9 9 2 4 6 12 4 6 17 b 2 4 4 6 16 4 19 20 185 9 87 9 23 22 1 6 17 3 26 11 34 88 10 25 3 1 8 4 7 6 5 2 11 34 8 3 12 7 . < I BB 60 SRR UM S T ke