The daily pioneer. [volume], June 27, 1903, Image 4

About The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904

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We will for the next two weeks sell the best Cut?
Glass on the market at
Finest hand-decorabed Japanese a
China
A variety of best inakes-q^ad-rupie s'tlver-|:!a
Hollow Ware, too numerous to inentlo.fi
JEWELER
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Silver
ware, Musical Instruments.
Al Good Must Sold in
Next Tw Weeks
and a new brick structure built on the site. Owing to this fact we have decided to give to old and
new customers the greatest bargains ever offered in our lino of goods.
One-third off
nd Habsburg
One-third off
The latest very handsomely decorated in colored
flowers and guaranteed the best time.-"
keepers in Kitchen Clocks. First elass
ijarlor Clocks oi the latest designs and
beautiful-finish! also fine Office Clocks
and Regulators
One-third 0C1
One-third off
A handsome line of sterling silver Flatware,
such as Gravy Ladles, Cream Ladles,
Berry Spoons, Coffe.Spoons, Fish Forks
Sugar Shells, Butter Knives, ote..
One-third off
Slightly Used House asid Store Furniture at a Bargain for
Somebody. __
Friends and Customers Are Cordially Invited to Su
Their Wants in Our Line of Goods at this Sale.
REMEMBE TH E PLA
In about two weeks C. F. Schroeder's old store, where we are now located, must be removed and then went to Austin, where he
borrowed $(i from a farmer, leaving
tlje rig with linn. From there he
went to Savanna and thence to In-
The wolhknown extra heavy plated 1847 Rogers
Brothers Knives and Forks
Watches and Chains, Charms
Goods of every description
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FIRST DOOR EAST OF FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING
N. M. Johnson
Bemidji, Minn.
the
One-third off
The very best sterling silver Manicure in single
pieces-orin-sets, put up in handsome
silk lined Leatherette or cloth-covered
boxes also sterling silver Toilet Sets or
single pieces of-the very best quality
One-third off
nd
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Solid Gold
fit [ilie'st Solid (!old and gold Idled pear
stone set Brooches, Sleeve Buttons,
i^eck Tie Piiis, Shirt Stmls. Collar Bat
tons and soneral Jewelry
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DINE IN A FLUE.
Copper Company Entertains Ranchers
at Its Plant.
Butte, Mont., June 27.As quests of
the. Amalgamated Copper company
about one thousand ranchers from the
Deer Lodge valley, whose farms have
been damaged by the acids and fumes
from the new smelter at Anaconda,
yesterday visited the smelter and in
spected the work being doDe by the
company to solve the smoke nuisance
problem. The ranchers were brought
I to the smelter by special trains fur
nished by the company, and a ban
quet was served in one of the big
fines leading to the new smokestack.
I The Amalgamated company has set
I tied financially with a large number
I of ranchers for damage already done,
i and President ^callon of the Anacon
da Copper company told them yester
I day it was spending hundreds of thou
sands of dollars to protect them in
every possible way.
REVOLVERS BREED CRIME.
Montana Judges Oppose the Carrying
of Wtctpons.
Helena. Mont.. June 27. A war
against the practice of young men
carrying revolvers has been inaugur
ated by th'd various judges of the
state. While: the_. statutes provide
against the carrying of concealed
weapons in Moniana, it is safe to say
that six out of ev^.y ten men always
arc armed. The sale of revolvers in
Montana has inc.ea^ed to an alarming
extent in recent .years, and now the
district court judges have taken up
the matter. In all sections of the
state a&.:a '.l cases in which a revol
ver always pi^.'s a prominent part
I have jeei. increasing with alarming
I rapidity uritiJ it Las been deemed acl
i visable to take official action in regard
to the mauer.
ADMITS HIS GUILT.
Abbott Is Charged With Taking An
other Man's Horse.
Nortlifield, Minn., June 27. Orin
Abbott was brought here yesterday
morning from Macey, Ind., by Sheriff
Moshiei to answer to the charge of.
stealing a horse, buggy and harness
from Marvin V. Brown of Forest on
April 9. He waived examination and
was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury. Abbott is twenty
four years of age. In an interview he
admitted his guilt, saying that he
stole ttio horse, driving to Duridas,
diana.
fficA'ftS HEAVY ILL
Sheriffs of Sc
Hoi
Si i.-. S.
1st i I
COT nties will
shipment
out oi th
service
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is to I
the i (hej i
This .v.., fall
WO! th,
other step
horse:
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One-half off
NIP MY
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General
by
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30 rcer cent off!the,1
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Within the
flogs have been i
biting many othe
hogs, and greal
many cases of
am. i I I ii ten Era
let Watch
A tier the
ie r:il
orl of shipment
ii month in all
rs at the same
pxo.C6ftrt.in
in on V/al-
Butte an i the
:ounties a i ins
il oad company (in
for shlpm n\ any
i: been inspected.
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Decision Ac
Wi ihi i I
gabies Feared
Stock.
27 Mad dogs
rn part of
rrM-s north
ii Eliohi
vhii i also bit
md several
iv re taken to
in ica ro.
I-t three mad
Center after
cattle Lhil
of
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JMI
of C( i ilhibia cfa
I day hs.missetl
i joi. ii i ligboy, .an
I Peine
I the gov, rniiTcnl I
ike. La
tin
ment to the La Ppihte Indians of the
resid'i of rt fun i.
held by the
i government, thus reversing the
distritfi suprpffre rronrj
:1- apneliate
count hcrfds that the matti is adi \in-
istrative prop.riety involving judicial
diecrction.
Tussle With Burglars.
i Prentice, Wis.-, June 27. Owen i
I Bros.' store was pj ?d by a gang of
burglars bui the tliieves were fright
i ened off by Orin Owen, one-C of the
linn, who came al ing shortly after, the
building had been opened. He grap
i pled with oce of the men, who shot at
j-hjm and struck hitn over the head
i wifh tlie butt of a revolver. The shot
narrowly missed him. Two of the
I gang were captured. They gave the
i names of John Skull of Ouluth and
John. WaEfeTS of Watertowm Wis.
Postoffice Safe Blown.
New Richmond. Wis., June 27.The
safe in the postoffice and general
store of Spence, Davis & Co., in
Boardnrm, five miles south of here,
was blown open and $100 taken be
sides stamps and notes, etc.
Liauor Cost Knutson His Life.
Adams, Minn.. June '27. Louis O.
Knutson. a fanner living a mile, and
a half west of here, was instantly
killed by a fast freight train. He was
intoxicated and sitting on the track
at the public crossing.
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Beltrami Avenue.
C. D. Steece
The Sign Marv
Is here to stay, and is prepared to do all
kinds of tm-to-date Painting, Paperhang
ing, Free Hand Relief Work, Kalsomin
ing, Etc
AL WOR IS GUARANTEED
DON'T FORGET TO SEE HIM BEFORE LETTING
YOUR JOB. HE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
LEAVE ORDERS AT BEAUDETTE*S TAILOR SHOP.
C. D. STEECE
HE SIGN MAN
BEMIDJI, MINN.
Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
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