Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 27, 1907, Page 4

Complies with the pure food laws of every state sible to select, Broad, mended by leading physicians ECONOMY &~z ECONOMY & good “CALUMET BAKING FOWDER “E‘LTH Calumet is made of tho finest materials pos- Biscults or Pastry therefore, it {s recom- Calumet you are always assured of aking: therefore, there i3 no waste of material or time. cans; It will keep longer than any other Baking Powder on the market and has more raising power. CALUMET lhe ingredients ls absolutely ‘Therefore, Calumetleaves no Salts or Alum in the food. and makes light, easily digested and chemists, Calumet is put up in air-tight is socarefully andsclen- tlflcnlly prepared that the neutralization of rfect. ochelle Itis chemically correct. $1,000.00 given for any substance in- Jurious to health found in Calumet ELK MEMORIAL SERVIGES | |afternoon. After marching to the | city hall, the services will be held at ‘There will be appropriate singing at the service. ‘The public in general is invited to attend the services in the city hall, which are open to all. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. DOINGS AMONG BEMIDJI'S GCOUNTRY NEIGHBORS Live Correspondents of the Pioneer Write the News From Their Localities. BATTLE RIVER. The Indian payment is about over and the Indians have quieted | down to normal again. Mr. Homer Gravelle, the merchant of Red Lake, passed through Battle River from the Cross Lake school. “|to Wilton after provisions Satur- day. ]olm'Hanson transacted business in Bemidji Thursday and Satur- day. Mrs. A. Westgaard and son Theo- dore were shopping at Wilton Wed- nesday. Mrs. E. Olson and two children, who were here from Houpt visit- ing with Mrs. O. Fraagarl, returned Saturday. CLEMENTSON. on business. Mrs. Holschik visited with Mrs. Boyce last week. ness here on Tuesday. Crookston on Sunday. last week visiting friends. O. C. Hanson spent Friday here Peter Berg was transacting busi- Robert Crookshanks returned from Edward Farder was in our vicinity Thomas Evans and Jack Fough were passengers from Spooner Sat- ford banker, stopped over one day to International Falls on busihess. Mr. and Mrs, Burt Wood returned sister, Miss Christine Bergreen, re- turned with them and will spend some time visiting here. Hunters here report chances of getting game very slim, Not be- cause it is scarce, but because they have to make so much noise getting through the woods, that they are heard before they get within range of a rabbit. Mr. Elwin Guptil went to Rock- ford Friday to clerk in Johnson Bros,’ general store until the first of the year, Then he and his brother Ross, who have bargained for Johnson’s entire stock of merchandise, will take possession. Miss Helen Wilcox, only daugh- ter of Dr. Asa Wilcox of Minneapo- lis, died Thursday at the fami.y sum- Mr. Chester Johnson, the Rock- m- to visit with with friends on his way i from Brainerd Friday. Mrs. Wood’s | The assortment includes Samples from Pickard, Stoner, ard other lines, and also a choice selection of Miss Baker’s work. On any and all we give a special discount of 20 per cent during the sale. Hand Painted Chira in its varied and beautiful colors makes 1deal wed- We Must Have Room for our new stock of HOLIDAY GOODS that are arriving, and ‘to make room we are going to give a § SPECIAL SALE on our entire stock of Hand Painted Chira. s WILL BE HELD SUNDAY s. Sam Dolaard of Saum was at(urday. | e h°‘“ek at SBh“*”Y ‘P‘l’(‘“" _L;ke ding, birthday and Holiday gifts. 3'45‘_ Battle River looking up the balance| Mr, and Mrs. Leon White have lnbeion A ERae s BOR SICRA Thi 1 il last 1 f d : It is expected that a number of of his cattle, three of which he has|returned from an extended trip to month ago with typhold ‘fever and s Ao a:s DL Y8 IEW, gaya-come eafl) ] |Elks who live at Deer Riverand|) o thev being shot Tty biunters for | Mo ol Pl during her weakened condition [ while the assortment is complete. Archdeacon Parshall, Prominent Me“"‘iother points east will come to deex" ey o pneumonia ~ intervened causing ber of Order, Will Deliver Memor- | Bemidji to attend these services. . Phillip Stanseng and Martin Devil-| death, Helen spent parts of two Mr. Allen, the Indirn agent, who has been paying some of Uncle Sam’s money at the Cross Lake school, returned to the Red Lake biss were in Clementson a couple of days last week. Henry Mondenela of Baudette has accepted a position as clerk in Ole Geo. T. Baker & Co., Located in City Drug Store | They will arrive at 3:30 p. m., and come from the depot to the city hall, | where the services will be held. Archdeacon of Cass summers here as the guest of the Cunnighams, and while here made many friends who are filled with sorrow because of her untimely ial Address at City Hall. Parshall Bemidji Lodge, No. 1052, B. P.| 0. E., is completing arrangements to hold appropriate services in this city Sunday next, which is known as Memorial Day in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. It is the intention of the Elks to meet in the Masonic hall at 3 o’clock in the | Lake, a prominent Elk, will have charge of the services and deliver the memorial sermon. The arch- deacon is a member of the St. Cloud lodge of Elks, and has received |many honors at the hands of the |Elks. Heisa splendid speaker,and his address will be worth listening agency Tuesday. SPAULDING. R. Stai was a shopper at Wilton Friday. M. Dirdal is here visiting his uncle, M. Rygg, this week. Hans Nelson and W. Hall went — Clementson’s new store. passed through on Friday, while on their way to their homestead. Baudette on Thursday, Partridge & Dyer. MALCOLM. Mr. Jacobson and wife of Baudette Oscar Clementson returned from where he purchased a valuable horse from Nels Thornes is having his grain death. WILTON. Mrs. H. Aldrich moved to Bemidji last Tuesday. Melvin Dahl has moved new residence. Mrs. Joseph Helf was a Bemidji visitor Monday. Mrs. William Erhert was a Bemidji visitor Tuesday. into his was -rurnrsnea Tor him Monday night and he went to his home in a ser mental condition. It is reported in Brooklyn that Cash- ler Campbell of the bank, who is also under indictment, had declued to give evidence for the prosecution. This report, which, however, w not con- firmed, caused a sencetion and was followed W news that 2 WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. = HELP WANTED. {WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY: Able- bodied unmarried men, between k3 threshed this week. Mrs. Petter Getter visited in | ages of 21 and 35; citizens of i Mr. Matt Johnson came home |Bemidji Saturday. | U’:i“eld States, thglf'zd d]‘]““te’ J . i ~ 7 ey 2 an emperate habits, who can — | Brackett, N. D. last week. Miss Franulzs Bowers visited her 1,:::1; E"l‘ s‘.i ntn‘;z speak, read, and write English Mr. Henry Johnson transacted |Parents over Sunday. ‘}lrujlyn inxltitu For information apply to Recrnit business in Carmel Monday. Henry Clasen has opened up a had no property,| ing Officer, Miles Block, Bemidji i | Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Ness were|blacksmith shop here. “f‘d ‘;‘;‘ Ming, | | shopping in Carmel Monday. Tne dance given in C. F. Roger's 18 Coweanl WéNTEDI bFOY the U. S. Marine A i- | Hall was well attended. 1 others, organized the Jorps; men between ages 21 and Mr..S.orenl Knutson was a busi. : 2 rootlvn The Dor.| 35. An opportunity to see the f«—- | ness visitor in Carmel Tuesday. Miss Arvilla Patterson came home ough bank, operating on what has world. For full information apply i Cephas Stratton and son Jesse, | to spend Thanksgiving. been described as “liberal lines,”| in person or by letter to Marine ol 5 achieved a remarkable success for its| Recruiting Station, Armstron i came home from Creary, N. D. Wed-| Miss Clara Holes will spend GHieers: and fivectors ani hefors’ itie Hotel, Bemidji. Mi 2 g 5% 5 otel, Bemidji, Minn. B nesday. Thanksgiving at Margie. crash came a few weeks ago Maxwel” 4 3 . 7 5 d to be worth $200,000. All WANTED: Three girls; one for § Mr. Dibble and famil e Miss Laura Nykriem went to| 7% g i 2 ] . g P ‘Thief River F ]‘l : ywcsm d“p Bemidji for Thank an this, however, was stripped from him | djshwasher, two for general work. - rom ief River Falls Wednes: a..y. J1 tor anksgiving. in the effort to recoup the baqk for Hotel Stechman, Tenstrike. They expect to' spend the entire Miss Grace Brogan went to Bag- questionable loans, for the making of e | - | winter on their claim.’ ley to spend Thanksgiving. rg;fi;:iieas g‘:’.iui‘:w]i;ixi::s beld FOR SALE. : - i Mr. George Lipscomb, who spent ¥ ily visi SaTE | - : 4 P 2 Dt "l. J. Brennan and family visited FURTHER INDICTMENTS. |FOR SALE: $350.00 buys good L some time on his claim here, re-{with John McMahon Sunday. | restaurant property in city. Cen- -1 turned to Thief River Falls Satur-| Robert Ernst was called to Fergus | President of Jenkins Trust Company | trally located. For particulars | day. He killed a fine moose while | pajis to serve on tha United! States Under Arrest. address Box 507, Bemidji Minn. here. 3 New York, Nov. 27.—The Kings : 3 jury. s ot FOR SALE: A solid section of s s : county grand jury, which has been . A - A new road 15 being 'C“t_ through | Anton Guisness who has been investigating the affairs of the Bor- best farming land in Beltrami 'on the quarter line, begxr.mmg at the very sick, is reported somewhat | Oush bank and the Jenkins Trust com- ;(;lsmg at at sAacnfice. Address ! postoffice and extending to the Retter pa:y of Brooklyn finished its work innesota Avenue. 3 and returned indictments against = 5 ne)v country road that was surveyed T. 0. Melby and Melvin Dahl|fhree men. The names of those ac- FOR SALE_ Rubber stamps. The . [this fall. This road was petitioned | =% " " ; Bemidii| cused In the indictments were mot| Pioneer will procure any kind of a | tor a8 pieletable tokonie on the: sic. ;l‘a;e; a business trip to Bemidji| p\oq0 puniic when the court was in- rul;!:'er stamp for you an short | tion line, and was laidout by the a fopmed ot u}e actlon. of the Jury, but |, BOMCS: | ‘ X Mr. W. S. Elliot of St. Cloud detectives from the district attorney's = il | supervisors during the summier. = d 2y D8S S '°d o 'tl’l 5 o“k office were immediately sent out to FOhRdSALE_dMaglliuScemld xgoose 1 visited over unday wi rank | arrest them. ead mounted; will be sold cheap. | Patterson. John G. Jenkins, Jr., president of | Inquire at this office. ! QUIRING. : : the Jenkins Trust company, which : — : TomiARderZon imads o hadinies The new sidewalks and street| cloged its doors a few weeks ago, was | FOR SALE—Ten head of work | [ rip to Blackdick Wednesday, lamps here make quite an imposing | the first to. be arrested. Detectives hgses at my barn, rear of Post- w | . took him before Judge Fawcett and he office. S. B. Hayth. : -| appearance. 7 % Miss Anna Sjogren returned last was charged with forgery in the third L is i ree i ing fal fes i FOR SALE—A large Art Garland Davi N A S i {Tuehday from af fowldaye visit . Mr% N Noleas who sy seroslyifeies b BaRRS s e e e e 0 0o o avid B. Galley in “We Are King”, City Opera House Thanksgiving. [ ill, was taken to St. Anthony'’s hos- | 92¥ books of the DERYSeES st . Cas e v . S X (=) Bemidji. 2 pleaded not guilty and was held in midji Ave. I Matinee at 2 p. m. Evening at 8 pital Wednesday. 10,000 bail d . ' 4 p- m. g Z Mrs. Erick Erickson is on the sick The ladies of t.h ! el $ When )e\M;- Tetbing was artaisnci| pe=a list. We all hope she will soon be held :ha' ‘e:: i e u:, erancl “md his counsel asked that the banker be FOR RENT. around again. €1r annu auction sale and | placed in the custody of his counsel FOR RENT: Furnished 2, supper Saturday afternoon and the | to prevent theé police from taking his 3 NT: urnished room, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell visited at Probcedsaennted toabour§100 Bertillon measurements. This tem-| With or without board. 921 Min- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Diet- 9§ " | porarily prevented such action. nesota Ave. rich last Sunday. The Misses Ada Holes, Jean| Jenkins later was released on bail, % 2 i Elliot, Maude Hayden, Vera Belle, surety being furnished by his father, MISCELLANE OUS. —_— Mrs. Gust Gendrian and children accompanied by Mr. Kachelhoffer John G. Jenkins. A A o, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. o 2 ? Fesnk, Jenking presldenbaol §the iPUBLIC LIBRARY—Open Tues- from Bemidji, and the Misses Fran- | Williamsburg Trust company, was ar- D. W. Carter last Sunday. 2 rested later o harge of forgery. | daVs, Thursdays and Saturdays, ested later on a charg forgery ces and Anna Bowers, Lottie Bren- A 2:30 to 6 d Sat Reév Bondahl and Gos Dearson % z He pleaded not guilty When arraigned :30t06 p. m, and Saturday 4 o nan and Laura Nykriem surprised|in court and was released on $10,000 evening 7:30 to § p. m. also. held a meeting in the south school|Miss Clara Holes and had supper [ ball. As he was leaving the court-| Library in basement of Court - house in district 93 last Sunday. and spent the evening at Mrs. g:’useffietevl;twei foreibly tore him }-Ious&. Mrs. E. R. Ryan, librar- -— _ 2 2 : ay from his wife, who was clinging ian. | D. K. Laurie held meetings in|Patterson’s and enjoyed a skate on Thanksgiving Day only comes once a year, and we will, therefore, at this time, take the oppor- tunity to thank our many customers and friends for their patronage and good will in the past. We hope by the same fair, honest methods to continue to receive your patronage and support, and you will at all times find our store a place where you will get the very best goods at right prices-=satisfaction guaranteed-=quick service and courteous treatment, FLEMING BROS. Hardware Merchants three schoolhouses last trict 87. in Minneapolis. in western Canada. tending school in district 93. Monday. & homestead.’ CUNNINGHAM. opening Dec. 3. Mrs. Espes’two brothers from Red Lake are here visiting and looking over the country. Sunday. Two in district 93 and one in dis- A brother of Nels Nelson, who has spent a few days hunting in Quiring, returned last Monday to his home Joe Hebert has returned to Quir- ing, after having spent the summer He is now at- Mrs. Strand and daughter, Miss Kastvig; who have been visiting at the J. M. Arntson home, returned to their home near Clear Lake, Wis., Nels Nelson, J. M. Arntson, A. P. Hendrickson and Hjalmer Carlson made a trip to Bemidji last week, the formet making final proof on his The sheriff was here Friday get- ting jurors for the term of court the lake last Sunday. 15 EXPECTED T0 DIE President Maxwell of §usyended Brooklyn Bank Cuts Throat, JUST RELEASED\ FROM JAIL Is Under Indictment on Charges of Larceny and Forgery and Suffered Keenly During His Imprisonment While Awaiting Bail, New York, Nov. 27.—Howard Max- well, former president of the Borough bank of Brooklyn, attempted to com- mit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor at his home in Brooklyn, He was taken to a hospital and is ex- pected to die. Maxwell was indicted on charges of larceny and forgery. At the Long Island College hospital, to which Mr. Maxwell was taken, it was said he was in a very serious con- dition. Maxwell had been very much de- pressed ever since his indictment and suffered keenly through his imprison- mernt in Raymond street jall. Bail to him in the street in front of the courthouse, and took him to police headquarters to be photographed and measured. Frederick Jenkins, his brother, was also arrested. These two men are brothers of John G. Jenkins and members of a firm | which was said to have borrowed a large sum from the Jenkins Trust company. CUBAN LABOR LEADERS HELD Charged With Conspiring lllegally to Raise Price of Labor. Havana, Nov. 27.—Of the 250 work- men who Wwere arrested in a raid on labor headquarters last Saturday be- cause it was declared that they were planning to commit acts of intimida- tion and violence sixty men, including Emilio Sanchez and other leaders, have been held for trial.on the charge of intimidation and conspiring ille- gally to raise the price of labor. The remainder of the prisoners have been discharged. 8ay Lid Law Is Obsolete. Chicago, Nov. 27.—The city council by a unanimous vote asked the Chi- cago Law and Order league to abandon its campaign against Sunday saloons and let the question be submitted to a vote of citizens at the next election, In the same resolution the aldermen asserted that the Sunday closing law now on the statute books is ‘‘obso- lete.”” ‘The resolution was adotped without debate and by & yiva voce (ote. WANTED: Position as cook in restaurant or small camp in or out of town. Mrs. Agnes Smith, 315 Minnesota Ave. Ghe PIONEER Délivered to your door every evening Only 40c per Month