Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 15, 1906, Page 1

> T O VOLUME 4. NUMBER 179 YOUNG MAN KILLED AT LOGAL SAWMILL Ben Guy's Carelessness While Work- ing in Lath Mill, Results in Death, GUY LOOSENS LATH BOLT, WHICH STRIKES HIM IN THE ABDOMEN Dead Man Was 22 Years Old, and Leaves Wife and One Child. Ben Guy, 22 years old, an em- ploye of the Crookston Lumber company, received injuries yes- terday from which he died last night at 8 o’clock. Guy was working on a lath machine and raised the rools to look at the machine, when one of the lath tolts flew through the air and bit him in the abdomen. Guy fell to the flhor and was later taken to St. Anthony’s hos- pital, where he died at 8 o’clock last night. forenoon. This is the first accident which has happened at the local plant|Rev. Thomas Broomfield officiat-] of the Crookston Lumber com- pany during this seison’s run. No blame whatever can be.at- tached to the company as the lath machine was in good work- ing order and there was no negli- gence on the part of the eom- pany. The body of Guy was taken to the undertiking rooms of J. P. Lahr, whero they . were pre- Our Men’ Suits at 315, $20, 25 and $30 have long ago superseded same priced suits of other m: Observant men KNOW that’s why we are doing such a supreme suit business. Men's Over- coats at $10. to $100, shows such a variety of GOOD COATS that the ““man in need” contracts a lasting contentment in the purchase. Our usual How many woman make mcney! EA! watching and taking advantage of the out; good, heavy, wool lived. Special 19¢ Special 25¢ Special 75¢ age eurly Xmas buying placing these beautie at this low price. but we want ’em out. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Extras and Saturday offerings at O'Leary & Bowser's. For these two days this week we have some ex- tras that MUST appeal to you economical sense. Hoslery for Boys’ and Girls- A line that we are closin Pillow Tops—Ju -t t0 encour- THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIO BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, THURSSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1906. GREAT BARGAINS IN HATS [SIX PRECINCTS FAILED TO |“DONT'S" FOR HUNTERS; AT GONGERS' MILLINERY| SENDIN OFFIGIAL RETURNS Removal sale at Conger’s Mil. linery. Seventy-five hats, form- er price from $1.25 to $4, now 99c. Every hat in my store will be on sale at a reduction, and with each hat purchased a ticket will be given on a hand-painted | sunflower sofa pillow which 1s on window.—Conger’s Millinery. 245 Licenses Issued. The county canvassing board display in O'Leary & Bowser’s|Das been in session today, count- Eox 5 ing the returns of the late elec- ‘when you start out on BIIUI.It. So far, nothing but the|And read'it over every day while state ticket has been counted on|you are out. Up to 8 o’clock this afternoon,|the returns that have been re- READ WELL AND PONDER County Canvassing Board Is Finding| The Man Who Forgets Is the One Who Its Work Hampered---Is Still Hurts Somebody, or Grinding Away. Gets Hurt. Cut this article out. Memorize it carefully. Carry it ‘with you Don’t érasp agun by the bar- County Auditor Wilmann had!ceived, and it was expected that|rel and drag it after you out of a issued 245 game. Some of Them Do, The master had been giving a class of youngsters some ideas of adages and how to make them. Presently he | precincts. A copy cf the official returns was received, but this is only|quantity of whiskey with you on made for immediate perusal of|your hunt. the auditor and nct as the official | shoot on, said: i “Birds of a feather—do what?” “Lay eggs,” piped a small boy before anybody else had a chance to speak. The Leading Part. Twynn—I hear that Skidmore has led | $igned returns. Two wards in licenses t> hunt|this would be completed this|boat, thiough a.fence, orany- afternoon. : The official returns have not|test the truth of the saying that been received from Baudette,|® fool has more lives than a cat— Spooner, Walhalla and Minnie |and then' don’t. One discharge where else; unless you want to may blow them all out. Don’t carry more than a small Iv’s' poor stuff to and the devil who engineers the ‘“‘deplorabls acei- the Widow Weeds to the altar. Trip- the city also bave not sent in|dents” you read of daily while let—That is what it is called for polite- ness’ sake, but from my post of ob- servation it looked as though the wid- 1 OW were a neck ahead of him all the ‘way up_the aisle. | will be held at 2 o’clock in the jafternoon, at the Baptist church, iing. | Ben Guy was a married man, ‘and had one child. He lived in Bemidji with his family. He is the son of Mr.and Mrs. George Guy, who reside in the Town of Frohn. Guy had been in the employ of , “of the company’s best employes. ——AND— BOWSER The Prince of Good Clothes Men’s & Boys’ Suits & Overcoats The improyements embodied in the making of these clothes have proven a phenominal satisfaction to the man who apprecia.tes good clothes. S the akes. this; SY—by Friday g | Worth Special 35¢50¢ | - 79 Monday afternoon. The returns from Baudette, which were entirely missing, ex- cept the tally sheet, have been|coclked gun in your hands, not Owing to the lecture t» be i given by Rev. Mr. Mooney at the opera house tomorrow evening, rehersal for the cantata romptly at 7:30 p. m. and closeAnd be absolutely hortly before 9, so that those|every cartridge is taken out of it the Crookston company duringitaking part on the cantata may the past two: years and was one | have the opportunity of attend- ¢ iing the lecture. il Ladies’waists that are among ithe final official count, there|tbe hunting season is on has no beirg but the first copy. The board will reman in ses-|ductof the still. sion until all the official returns have been counted, and it is ex-|allow your gun muzzle to point The accideut oc-|pared for burial and will be held'pecued that this will take until|for one single moment.at any curred at 10 o'clock yesterday!until Sunday, when the funerall more potent ally than the pro- Don’t under any circumstances living thing you do not mean to kill, : Don’t allow yourself to carry a even if you'are alone. A sudden tumble may fire it; and you can never tell where the contents may go. Don’t earry a loaded gun into your camp or stopping' place. sure that Esther” will begin before you go near the door. If the sportsman who shot poor” Jones through the bheart across his own camp: table ‘had heeded thet-don’t and_the other regarding-the’muzzle of his:gun haye been alive today. You see, he took a hammerless ‘rifle into Jones’ camp, laid it down on _the: table on the other side of which his host was sitting, talked for awhile, picked up the rifle—and killed Jones instantly. He has never been able to understand how. . Don’t shoot at a noise. Don’t shoot at a moving bush Don’t shoot at anything to which you cannot swear. If the sportsman ~ who stood in Cochran’s deoryard and killed his chum, who was coming through the high brush eighty rods .away had heeded these don’ts the lucklesschum wouldn’t have been hurled into eternity without one moment’s warning and still more luckless survivor would not be today a hopeless maniac. These are dor’ts worth heeding. Don’t shoot at small game, such as rabbits, grouse or squir rels with big ammunition. DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE. How frequently does a head line simi- lar to thzq above greet us in the news- papers. The rush, push and strenuous- ness of the American people has a strong tendency to lead ufitova vular and other affections of the heart, attended by ir- regular action, pnlpli&tlon, dizziness, smothered sensations and other distress- ing symptoms. &‘hryael:)t the prominent ingredients of which Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis- covery {s made are recommended by some of the leading writers on Materia, Medica for the cure of just such cases. ' Golden Seal root, for instance, is said by the UNITED STATES DISPENSATORY, 8 Stand- ard authority, “to impart tone and ins creased power to the heart’s action.” Numerous other leading authorities rep- resent Golden Seal as an unsurp: tonic for the muscular system in general, and as the heart is almost wholly com- imsed of muscular tissue, it naturally ollows that {t must be greatly strength- ened by this superb, general tonic. But probably. the most lmBomnz ingredient of "Go{dan ‘Medical ‘Discovery,” so far as its marvelous cures of val other affections of the heart are con- cerned, is Stone root, or Collinsonia Can.y DAVID ADLER & SO CLOTHING C3. Prof. 'Wm. Paine, author of' Paine’s S Epitomy of Medicine, says of it: o “1, not long since, had s patlent who was 80 much ressed with valvular disease the hnnwtgn his friends were obl! to our best selling line, but | Worth carry him up-stairs. -He, however, gradually -fleece “too mnny”mgfigg the! Tow | $l. jor the infiuence of Collinsonin we're S out Ghe Days are Frid'y @ Saturd’y | s price. hite shirt waists, that are N— — W Worth Special desirable any time and we 50¢ 39¢ g:m you o get the bene- 65¢ Boys’ Fleeced Combination | Soenial | rimmings— i Sufts—A little earsy for un- | Worth Special Decesrlamings- Beolug s derwear values like thase but $1. 10¢ believing that this bargain isan EXTRA SPECIAL. Worth o tionably l-':;fi:‘w:fi'mmmm instances ofects & Worth = root {8 also recommended by Drs. over $1 E“él?:n:ml Ellingwood, of Ohlagg, for i 11 valvular and other diseases of the heart, The Iatter says: °It is a heart' tonic of ffections, but is cures serious lon tonic and. invig t ro B RLE tomach, {nvi Pellets cure e pointing at any one, Jones would | 8 n | “You’re the Flower of My Heart, direct and infl », Siolden fi"‘fi&h mi'eq‘go';% ot ol::g RAILROAD MAN GIVES US | MAS. GONGER TO MOV IS |BAGLEY BOY IS SHOT VERY NEAT LITTLE BOUST| ~SELLING ALL HATS GHEWP| "o wu £ WIS January first I will move my ¥ millinery stock into the building | Clarence Arneson, Aged 13, Leans on now occupied by Hoff, on Fourth Muzzie of Gun Which Mys: street, and 'before the first of the year, I will close out all my Jacioksy dess 01 Y trimmed hats at a reduction. —— Seventy-five in one lot of hats, CHARGE/ENTERS LAD'S SIDE from $1.25 to $4, now 99¢c. You p can buy a good hat for 99¢ and AND DEATH IS INSTANTANEOUS get a ticket ona $5 velvet hand- inted pillow—at 's. peinted plllow—at DODBEX'S: | clarenoo Was a Brother of Arnod Ar- neson of the Pioneer Job 7 Department. N Bagley, Nov, 15.—(Special to the Pioneer).—Clarence Arneson, the 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Arneson of this place, was instantly killed this fore- noon, by the accidental discharge of a shotgun. : Young Arneson was hunting 'on the Anderson farm two miles - west of Bagley, and ‘had with * 'him a_double-barreled shotgun. ~ He had been hunting for an hour or more, when he put the gun . to the ground, butt first, with the barrels pointing upward. The boy.was leaning against and over the top of the gun, when in some unaccountable manner both bar- rels were discharged. The en- ) MAster- | ¢ire load in the gun entered the farmer of Schoolcraft, twelse young fellow’s side and ha miles svuth of Bemidji, m Huk-|dropped. to .the. grouud, blood bard county, was in the city: to-|streaming from the gaping day, securiog - some supplies, | Wound. Death was instantaneous. 5 s The body was at once brought Mr: Shaw 18 one of the best to Bagley ‘to the home of the farmers in northern Hubbard ¢ iboy’s parents, 3 county. He came to that seetion| . Clarence had:lived in Bagley to remain permsnently and has len with his parents during the past literally hewn a home ou¢ of the Seven years: - forest, He has: a nice. comfort- able residence and barn ‘and ether baildngs ou- Says Bemidji Is One of the Busiest Small Cities in the State. Thomas H. Hughes of St. Panl, traveling freight agent for the Chicago Great Western (the “Maple Leaf Route’) was in Be- midji today looking up new busi- ness for his company. Mr. Hughes has visited Bemidji on' several occasions during the past year, and always has a good word to say for this city and the future welfare of the place. Con- cerning the business in the freight and shipping line which is transacted in Bemidji, Mr. Hughes says: h “Bemidji is the bestcity of her size in the state, from a business standpoint. While you have no large wholesale houses, whereby large quantities of freight’ would be continually received from wholesale centers and again re- shipped to the local trade and to nearby towns, yet there is an immense volume of business|headquarters for several parties doné here. We are utterly un-|which are in search of deer and able to furnish cars enough to|mnose. accommodate the demands for transportation ‘wherewithal’ that material may move alone.. The demands from along the north line of the M. & I. for cars with which to ship poles and ties caun. not possibly be filled to any sat- isfaction, at present: i *You have a fine city here, and one that I believe will yank first among northern Minnesota cities, outside of Duluth and Crookston:”” Charles Swedback Home. Charles Swedback of Big Falls has been visiting in the city during the past three days. Mr. Swedback states that the “Falls’ is a prosperous ' community these days, and that the people of that place.have great -faith in the future of the place. He owns the local telephone exchange at Big Falls, and states thathé has twenty-five subscribers for ’phones, with prospects of ten or twelve more in the very near future. = Many huzters have ar- rived in ‘Big Falls ‘during the past t2n days, and that place 'is A Successful Farmer. E. F. Shaw, the postmaster- C. P. Ekstrand. of the North- land Produce eo'n:phyfifl to- , Local Talent Show. in the opera house Thursday and ri _9;@; £ 8, December . 13 and 14, promises to be one of the finest entertainments ever given de nl~Béin_ifljf as far as bad been heard fternoon stood on governor and sheriff as " ‘Beltrami county o from up to 2 o’clock th: in Bemidji. The committee hav- < ing the cantata incharge has se- Cole Johoson . Bailey ~ Hazen * cured the services of Rev. A. L. \ 4 29 26 8 Hall-Quest as musical director,| Nymore - : 20 21 I . and several choruses are being|Turtie River vil. 16 11 20 . 1B added that were omitted when 3‘9":"“‘9 Center s fi’ ! 2'57 -;'g 3 2: the cantati was given in this city |- "1€S . several years ago. Kelliher St 30 27 3% = 28 —_— Lammers LR 24 21 12 Y New Road at Big Fork. Langor £ 1 10 16 9 Big Fork Compass: Ben | Northern ; .16 10 9 19 Harsch has taken a contract from | Nebish 1 18 8 22 the Commercial club to cut out a|Port Hope 14 9 12 13 winter road from Big Falls east| Red Lake Ag. < = 55 - 18 60 24 five miles, for the benefit of set-| Taylor 11 2 10 .8 tlers in the towns bordering the| Blackduck (vil ) 86. 62 95 €4 Little Fork, directly eastof here, | Hornet 20 11 22 9! The settlers of 6626 and other | Blackduck (town) : 16 8 towns will finish the road- which|Island Lake (Alaska) > 9 20 will be of much local benefit this|Kckles 10, 52 37 36 winter. Baudette & Spooner ; 141 14 g . = Frohn ¢ 1 35 19 80 Wil,og a;Miltion, Bemidji ( own) 14 13 17 22 Herman Eikstad, the Frohn Fowlds 13 o7 n 36 farmer, was in ‘the city today Buzzle 7 7 292 14 getting some . supplies. Mr. Hagali 7 9 9 9 Eikstad will do some logging this | gy mmit 4 6 12 4 winter and was arranging to| pyrele River (town) 6 17 begin active work in a few days. | gi ch z B 2 4 I Cavid He will cut about a million feet,| pyrand 6 t 18 4 19 on a quarter section of land, ly- Grant Valley 20 18 9 37 10g in section 24 14732, near the| R sevelt 9 23 22 11 old townsite of Turtle River. |y, tle Lake (town) e e 3 26 2 ! Battle 4 105 5 84 38 °10 Received a New Safe. . | Liberty 7 2 s 12 2% The First National bank re:|[.iowood S ‘10 155 23 ceived a new vault safe yester- Baudette day and it was put in place last Walhalla / 15 night. It is of the latest pattern, Shotley v 2 X absolutely dynamite-proofand a Moose Lake G 6 B handsome ypiece of bank para; Quiring 5. X 11 .84 phernalia. With the system of Gudrid S : alarm balls with which the bank| Wabanaca is «quipped, the F‘lvrs_t. National is McDougald impregnable to burglars. oS AT B o O R R S Program for Bijou Theatre. “N urse Wanted.” : Sprace Grove “«How They Made the Bgt.-"- i Zipple‘ “How Did She Ever Do That.”| Hamre Illustrated song ° entitled, | Minnie Benville : i Sweet: Adeline.”’ e ““A Servant’s Revenge, or How He Took a- Snap Shot at His Friend.” Also Beantiful : * Totals i 564 Bemidji— s First Ward .-