Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 1, 1906, Page 1

TR WQWM‘AW&‘NWFWW THE BEMIDJI VOLUME 4. NUMBER 189 BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY ’FYENING, DECEMBER 1, 1906. TEN CENTS PER WEEKE GENERAL GAR SHORTAGE Notice. HUNTERS HURRYING TO | Heuokaklise INDIANS WELL FIXED (BOY, IN TEMPER, BURNS |AGENT FRATER MAKES ave moved m aint shoj mas A. MoAllister an ! FELT HERE [N BEMIDIcom who Sweatuc butag uo| GET GAME SAFELY HOME s Tiose. Eafk ware oined FOR A LONG WINTER| SLEDS, HAY AND HORSES| ™y epprer "o the building formerly occupied n wedlock Thursday evening at by J. A. Mc Conkey, Minnesota the residence of Dr Blnkesl.ee, Shippers Are Experiencing Serious | Ave., where I will be pleased to|Season Closed Yesterday, but ‘I’hresi-f udge M. A, Olark performing ; Walker Youth, Angry at His Brother, / Delays in Getting Cars for meet any and all who wish paint- Days Grace Are Allowed the ceremony. The bridegroom |Agent Frater Says Northern Minnesota Sets Fire fo Load Takes Inventory at Red Lake Reser- Shipment. ing, papering, kalsomining, for Shipping. is foroman for Dr. Blakesleo at Reds Will Not Want This of Hay. vation and Prepares Way for i graining, ete. . his cedar camp at Bridgie, while Year. Su . J. A, HOFF. the bride’s home was in Toronto, oosssor. i i Canada. Mr. and Mrs, McAllis- There are several shippers in:from either the Great Norttern| The hunters who have been ter will make Bemidji their per- Bemidji and this immediate or the Northern Pacific rail-|out in the woods since the open-| anent residence, vicinity who are voicing the gen-|ways,” ing of the season are hastening eral complaint that is going up| «While I believe that the|to get their game shipped toits |peen shipped through the city, all over the country, “‘more cars | officials and local agents of these | destination before the close of lon both the M, & I.and the Walker, Minn,, Dec. 1.—A T s peculiar case is reported from|NEW “BOSS,” EARL W. ALLEN, Smoky Hollow township, this TAKFS CHAR el GE IN A FEW DAYS was severely burned and other- R GOVERNMENT WARDS HAVE BEEN PRUDENT WITH THEIR PAYMENTS wanted.” companies are doing all that they | the season. The open season for | Great Northern; and yesterday|Red Lake Indians Especidlly Well| Wise injured, owing to an out-| ajiers Title Will Be Superintendent in A prominent shipper said to|can to relieve the situation, still|hunting closed yesterday, but|the first moose were shipped Provided With Money and burst of temper . of his younger Charge-Will Also Be Over the Pioneer last evening: it1s a matter of great incon-|three additional days are given|There were two moose, and they Provisions. brother, while the father came in Schools, “Iam back in filling at least|venjence and no small loss that|id Which to get the game outof | were shipped from Big Falls, for the loss of a load of hay, a : . fitty orders for my goods, simply | we cannot get cars to transport the woods. * | consignedit) other parts of the pair of sleds and t?vo fi'fe horses. bacause I am unable to get cars |oug shipments.” A large number of deer have|gtate. 3 The boys were invariably en- For several years, it has been noted that the Indians of the Leech Lake, Cass Lake, Winni- bigoshish and Red Lake reser- vations have made complaints to the Indian authorities at Wash- ington, asserting that they were in exceedingly straightened cir- cumstances from a financial stand-poirt and that they were in great need of help from Wash- ington that they might tide over the severe winter months. In fact, two years ago, Major Scott, the acting Indian agent, suc- ceeded in securing from the Indian officials .an appropriation of money with which to purchase supplies for the Indians. These conditions are decidedly changed, at the present time. John T. Frater, Indian agent, states that the Indians of the Red Lake band are especially comfortably fixed. They have been given two large payments this fall, and will undoubtedly be given another before spring. While there was some ‘“blow- ing” of the funds among certain of the rads, they ware not allowed. to gamble', and for the most part - | purchased clothing:and -snpplies with their funds, “Many of them ; received large amounts’ from these payments and have heeded the advice of Mr. Frater and deavoring to outdo each other,| J°bnT. Frater, Indian agent In this case both were on a load fo:_- th‘e Leech Lake, Cass Lale, of hay driving to town, when a|Vibuibigoshish, White Oak and dispute arose as to which should | Fed Pake_ reservations, spent drive the team. The altercation|1386 night in Bemidji, being on resulted in the older brother|Di® Wajs from the Red Lake throwing his brother George off|10dian agency to Onigum, tle the load, a distance of some|Leech Lake agency and head: twelve feet. ¥ quarters for these reservations. The young fellow, now Mr. Frater bad been at R‘d thoroughly aroused, quickly lefe agency for the purpose cf picked himself up and hurrying | $3¥iDg an inventory of the gov: after the load, approached the|®"Rment property at that reser- Tear and touched off a match to| 3O Preparatory to turning the hay. In an instant the|the affairs of the agency over to ‘whole load was aflame, and the hl,s successor at Red Lake, who driver making frantic attempts | Vill take charge of the agency in to get off the load. He succeeded |* f€W days. Mr. Frater kad doing this, but not before being| "ith him at Red Lake several of quite badly burned, his clerks and the work of taking The horses then took fright|!2ventory has been progressing and started down the road on a|Yery satisfactorily. mad run with the burning hay, The new agent at Red Lake making a brilliant, but neverthe- will be Earl W. Allen of Fort less horrible spectacle, and be- l.fapwm,A Idahe, whose official 3 fore the two boys could eatch up title will be superintendent in = to disengage them from the charge. He will acas superin- | sleds, both animals were serious. [ féndent of the Indian schools at 1y burned, and later had to be Red Lake and will also have full killed. The bob sleds were en-|Sharge of .g!l maiters on the ° tirely consumied. What recep- fl.lmlnlsh(d Red Lake reserya- tion the boys received from -thé | $on. 3 = fathér upon returning”home s Dr,,._?.]i. Collard, who has for- not known ‘at.this time, although |8 Mme lime acted as physician at it is easy to conjecture just what| e 8geucy and who has been it ought to have been. sub-agent, will continue as the —_— agency physician and official placed the money on deposit for Places of Worship. - doctor for the Red Lake band. future use. PRESBYTERIAN—Preaching| It is belicved - that R. E L. The Leech lake Indians are at %il'l' Subjecth ;)‘]Tht;l Motiv:, Daniels will be continued in his alsoin a fair condition. They| in Religion.” Bible class and | present position-as cletk; and have been continually advised by S.8 12:15. Jr.Y.P. 8 C.E. fhah Pefe!i‘o Graves will b'e re- g 3 Sr.Y.P.SCET Bk £l e agent to “ahink of the mor-| 1o S50 Y2 OG0 M | aina an offcal imterpreter. Startling Question.” ~ The| -In termmating his office as earnings for the winter months. | music will be a special feature|agent in charge of the Red While the wild rice crop was| « at both services. E. R. Turner, | Lakers, Mr. Frater states' that far from being a large one, the| musical director and soloist of | he hag none but pleasant - rela- reds were industrious and real- the Central church, St. Paul, tions with the officials at the 2 o will sing at both services. Also : 2 ized fairly well from the sales of | Miss Harriet Casady, soprano|2gency and his wards. . There rice. The blueberry season was| soloist, will sing, The public|has been no complaints made to productive of good sales, also,| is cordially invit d to these|him of any moment that could be and supplies have been laid up| 8ervices. construed that the Indians were for this winter. = < . |dissatisfied with his management At_t!ue other reservations the M?gflofi,fliTMqu?e';‘::‘}w‘,%‘h'y’ of their affairs and he has re- conditions are about the same as| Bottle.” Special m usiec.|ceived many tokens of the esteem at Leech lake, and the Indians of| ‘“Praise Ye the Lord,” “Hear |in which the reds at Red Lake northern Minnesota are in better | Me When I Call.” Sunday |hold him. condition generally thau they i:%osg)a‘i‘;lig'tg “E:;r “I::‘z'ff Mr. Frater still retains the have been for several_gaars. T t.he,mrg'ning. Rev. iir, Cop.- position ?f agert for the cther No. Show Tonight. £eReryatians: : There will be no show at the per, the new presiding elder, will occupy the pulpit and hold opera house tonight. ““A Million- aire Tramp,” company which the quarterly conference after Slightly Frosty, Last Night. the sermon. Special music— 1 was to have appeared here, failed to catch the train out of Grand noc R Last night was by far the ‘f“f;:),‘,' E::;ms%llfi,' “‘.THe(::sEl?;?; coldest so far this wiater. The by L H. Aldis Everybody in-| mercury gradually fell, from 9 vited to come. o’clock Jast night until this Forks this merning and has can- _ morning, and as late as 8 a m. celled the Bemidji date. A tale- Markham Dinner Tomorrow. today the thermometer reg- gram received by Manager Har- Remember the Markham 6|istered 12 degrees beluw zero, ris this noon reads as follows: [¢%lock dinner tomorrow evening:| The cold caused considerable “Missed train. Tmpossible to| Take your wife and family, or |inconvenience to many about the reach there. Forward every-|your best girl, and enjoy anmice|city. Many fires went out dur- thing to Superior.” Those holding seats.can get their money back. at the City drugstore. MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED MAIL ORDERS FILLED ABSOLUTE 'SATISFAC- Conspicuously Strong- | est Clothes Values Most comprehensive stock in A the world of Stein-Bloch and § B. Kuppenheimer clothes. Beautiful new creations in Swuits, Over- coats and Trousers brought out for the holidays at $15, $18,-$20, $22, $25 & $30.00. This is what they are: Plaid effects, Worsteds, Silver Grey Worsteds Club Check, Grey Diagonals, Silk Mix- tures. Stylish up-to-the-minute suits § and we guarantee them. Special offerings on fur lined coats, of which we have a few left, is the attrac- + Copyright 1906 The House of Kuppenheimer tion of our store. Men’s Caps 300 Men’s caps, fur lined hit and cap combination in all colors at 50c 75¢, $1.00, $1.25, & $1.50 and $2.00. Boy’s High Class Clothes. Fashionable suits, overcoats & reefers, size 3 to 16, with vel- vet collars, Scheel overcoats in French back style at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4, $5 Extra Fine Overcoats, $15. Extaa fine overcoats in black St. George Kersey, black and grey vicuna overcoats, Scotch repast. ing the night, and several water 3 pipes were frozen and broken. A. 0. U. W. Election Monday. However, there was no real The A. 0. U. W. lodge will hold | serious results from the cold, as Got Two Deer. annual election of officers Mou- | the average resident of northern day evening, Minnesuta expects “Jack Frost” County Treasurer G. H.| X po french returned last night from: ANDY LARSON, M‘_ W. |to get exceedinly busy right after Thanksgiving. a bunting trip lasting the full :(::;on;vgxn;iy:ay‘::ng:‘:‘?l;lz:: Charles Hayden was here to- New-l. 0. O.F.Officers. saddles: Mr. French took hia|1%Y from Blackduck, The Odd Fellows held their wife n.lo.ng on t‘he trip and they The Ladies Aid society of the aemi-mm?ll e}eofiola‘ of officers stopped with their friend R, T.|M-: E. church will hold its annual |last evening at. their hall and Walker, who lives a mile west of | bazaar and supper: December 18 chose the following: S. Annette, Guthrie, . % and 19. noble grand; J. J. Eilis, vice _ Mrs. Thomas Tedford has re-|grand; N. L Halkkerup, Card of Thanks. “|turned from Louisville, where|tary; J. K. Titus, financial secre- .| The M. E. Ladies Aid society|she went a month ago on a visit|tary; Earl Geil, treasurer; M: E. desire to thank Mr. Kinch for|with relatives. She was accom-|Carson, trustee. drayage, Mrs. Thompson: for|panied by her father and a| Two new members were wood, and all others. for their * Read the Dailv Pioneer. Copyright 1906 John B. 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