The daily pioneer. [volume], October 12, 1903, Image 3

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Tonight Clay Clement.
We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
W: E. Verity is at Cass Lake
today.
Fancy groceries', fresh stock.
Peterson's. 141-tf
Chas. Schroeder went to Du
luth today.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
54-tf
Commissioner John
is down from the
Blackduck country.
Win. Young, who is connected
with the Ray Mercantile Co. at
Crookston, is in the city.
See the greatest range on
earth and what it will do. Ross
Hardware store, Oct. 15,16,17. 7-0
B. F. Bishop, who has been at
Cass Lake for some time past,
spent Sunday with his. family in
Bemidji.
Henry Funkley of Blackduck
was in. the city this morning.
Mr. Funkley was on his way to
Cass Lake.
Big demonstration of the cul
inary advantages of Brand's
ranges at the Ross Hardware
store, Oct. 15, 16 and 17. 147-50
The Bemidji Employment of
fice Sunday sent thirty men to
Nebish, where they will be em
ployed by the Thief River Lum
ber company.
W. A. Currie, representing the
Payton-Twohy Grocery Co., of
Duluth, who is always a welcome
visitor in Bemidji, is calling on
his4many friends and customers
today.
J. B. Only representing the
Western Austin Grader Co. has
returned to the city after a short
absence and will make Bemidji
his headquarters for some time
to come.
Dr. Robertson, the Crookston
dentist, was at the Markham
yesterpay on his way to Dr.
Dunlop's claim near Blackduck,
where he will spend a several
day's outing.
The Clay Clement Co. who will
be the attraction at the opera
house tonight in "The New
Dominion" arrived over the
Great Northern this afternoon
from Duluth.
The Markham hotel served
eighty dinners Sunday. Always
the best hotel in Northern Min
nesota, under the new manage
ment it is amply sustaining its
excellent reputation.
The six-weeks-old daughter of
John McArthur and wife died at
the Nicollet hotel last Saturday
night after a short illness. Funer
al services were conducted from
the Nicollet Sunday afternoon,
The interment was at Green
wood.
T. L. Canfield, -representing
the Brand Stove Co., Milwaukee,
will be at W- M. Ross' Hardware
.store Oct. 15, 16 and 17. Drop
in, get a cup of cofiee and a bis
cuit and see the manifold ad
vantages of the famous Brand
ranges demonstrated. 147-50
The J. A. Irvine Co. who will
"be one of the largest contractors
in this section the coming season,
yesterday placed an order with
Wheelock's Employment agency
for a large number of men. The
company expects to put in 30,-
000,000 feet in the vicinity of
Blackduck this season.
upstairs.
County
McDousrall
J. J. Ellis this morning left a
letter in which a check is en
closed payable to Miss Florence i
Miller, at this office. The letter I
was addressed to Lock Box Ql'2 i
and is signed "your sister!
Hazel." Mr. Ellis has no sister
Hazel and doesn't know Miss
Florence Miller. The letter and
check will be turned over to Miss I
Miller upon application at the
Pioneer office.
DR. FOSTER!tha.t
DENTIST
MILES BRICK BLOCK. BEMIDJI. MIXN.
Charles Davis of Blackduck is
in the city.
If you want to rent a house
call on E J. Wiffits 127-tf
S. W. Finley of Tenstrike is in
the city toda\.
Pure cider vinegar for pickling
purposes at Peterson's. 141-tf
City Attorney Russell went to
St. Paul today.
For RentRestaurant at
Blackduck. Apply E. A. Stanley.
W. P. Hibbard returned today
from a short visit at Fosston.
Bart and "Jap" Stafford and
Paul Foucault were a trio of Be
midji sportsmen who spent Sun
day duck hunting at Rice lake
and had a very good day's shoot
ing.
Fresh oysters served in our
ice cream parlor. J. Peterson,
Jr. 141-tf
Among today's arrivals at the
Markham are C. W. Jewett,
Blackduck T. J. Newman, Bag
ley B. S. Bennett, Fosston Mrs.
E. B. Sheldon, Grand Forks H.
Huseby, Bagley.
Manager Wheelock, of the City
Opera house, yesterday closed
contracts with the Chester 1.
Fisher Co. for a representation
of the.farce comedy ''Our Flat"
in this city Nov. 2l
Ives' delicious ice cream all the
year around at Peterson's par
lors. 141-tf
Articles of incorporation of the
Church of St. Philip's were tiled
at the register of deed's office
this morning. The incorporators
are Bishop McGolrick, Vicar
General Joseph F. Buh, Father
Murphy, James Doran and Matt
Thome.
Short mill wood for sale. 82
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Compaq. -113-tf
The Cass Lake Times says it is
assured upon the best authority
that within the next two weeks
ground will be broken at Cass
Lake for another mammoth saw
mijl and that its construction
will be pushed forward as rapid
ly as is consistent with condi
tions.
A party of gentlement who
were amusing themselves by dis
charging firearms ha the vicinity
of the M. &. I. depot about mid
night last night had a narrow
escape from falling into the
clutches of the police. They had
evidently taken the alarm as
when the officers arrived there
was nobody in sight.
Mrs. Mary Bain, proprietress
of the Golden West hotel at Black
duck. is at the Re more today.
Mrs. Bain's vj^it to Bemidji is
for the purpose of securing hotel
help which is scarce and at a
premium at Blackduck at pres
ent.
O. E. Bailey and family, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, arrived in
the city Saturday and are at
present the guests of Mr. Bailey's
brother, Chief of Police Bailey.
Mr. Bailey was formerly a res
ident of Bemidji and expects to
return to this city to reside. He
is at present interested in a
school supply house at Salt Lake
and will leave tomorrow foKDen
ver. His family will remain.
Herbert L. Cope, humorist, will
appear at the M. E. church to
morrow night in the second of a
series of entertainments given
under the auspices of the Ep
worth League. Mr. Cope is one
of the cleverest impersonators,
numorists and caricaturists
which it has ever been the good
fortune of a Bemidji audience to
hear and see. His engagement
tomorrow night merits and
should receive the most liberal
patronage.
A. T. Wheelock recently had
some correspondence with an
eastern advertising agency re
garding some work to bo done
for them at the towns of North
ome, Blackduck and Farley.
Saturday Mr. Wheelock received
a letter from the firm saying
that they were unable to find
these towns in the postal guide.
Mr Wheelock has written today
there are lots of things that
grow faster than the postal
guide and nor. the least of these
is a town in this section of North
ern Minnesota.
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Want Column
.Ai^ertisement-s Itiserted under this
Iieadinsr for one cent aworJ each in
sertion.In advance: no advertisement
accepted for less than fifteen cents
FOR KENT-Two newly furn
ished rooms. Strain heated.
Modern bonveiiiences. Mrs.
J. Gable. 41.' Minnesota
Ave. Uti-7
FOR KENT 8-room house' in
good location, with pump and
lauge wood shod. In fine con
dition. Wos Wright, ISS-tf
FOR SALEShort mill wood. S2
per load, delivered.Crookston
Lumber Company. 114-tf
FOR SALETwo thousand cordis of
ltj-itu'h wood. Wes Wright* 34tf
FOR SALENice buffalo coat.
Call at M. G-. SlocunrsMusic
store. lu.Vtf
FOR SALEAil lands of wood.
J. P. Dunealf, "phone num
ber 63. vil-tf
FOR SALE-Cheap, a good seven
room house and 50-foot lot. In
quire (n^LILBajUy^ 70-If
FOUNDPair gold rimmed spec
tacles in Bailey & McDonald's
office. Owner can have same
by calling at their office and
paying for this advertisement.
INSURE your buildings in the
Gornmnia Insurance Co. of
Now York. Lang & Carter,
Agents. dl28-\v30-tf
WANTEDTwo boarders. Room
and board SI per week. Mrs.
A. H. Bentley, over Pioneer
harness shop. 147-s
FURS! Rich and Varied Assortment.
All New Styles for the
Coming Season.
Our display is unequaled in the
entire northwest. Now is the
time to make your selections.
Liberal discount on orders placet
now, and we keep goods till
needed.
Repairing, Remodeling and Dye
ing a Specialty. Prices Moderate.
References: R. B. Griffith and
Sig Wolff, Grand Forks: Fontaine
& Anglim, Crookston.
CHARLES V0GEL
at Sig Wolff's Department Store,
Grand Forks. N. D.
A want ad in the Daily Pioneer
is a winner. Try one.
BERT D.KECK
111
Plans and Specifications for All kinds of
Buildings, Brick Blocks, Court Houses,
Hotels, School Houses, Churches and Pine
Residences CROOKSTON, .MINNESOTA
F. o. K:
Frateinnl Order ot Eagles, Beminii AericNo.351
Meets every .Sunday at is p. m.,
(jilmore's Mall.
Josepn rlarnngton. W. President
H.LeBieu, W. Secretary
Visiting Kngles cordially invited.
You Know
without any word
from us that there
ismaeh better val
ue in tAe
Jewelry
ii tlnit) ihere
is iti the Sverage
dealers goods. It
must bo -n. We
are not satisfied
to offer the ordi
nary goods that
have only tempo-
rary attractive-
nesiwhose tial
ities are fleeting:.
It pleases us best
to offer the best
and it undoubted-
ly pleaaes pur
chasers best. They
come a^rain and
have words of
praise, for what
513 THIRD STREET
For Sale.
Piano, stoel ranp-e and oilier
household srood:
avenue south.
COURT OF APPEALS REVERSES
DECISION OF THE MISSOURI
FEDERAL COURT.
INJUNCTION GRANTED IS DISSOLVED
TELEGRAPH COMPANY MUST SUP-
PLY BOARD OF TRADE QUO-
TATIONS TO ALL.
St. Louis. Oct. 12.The federal
court of appeals, in the case of toe
Chicago Board"of Trade vs. the Chris
tie Commission company e't si., re
versed the deGisiou of the Tinted
States court for the Western district
of Missouri, granting an injunction re
straining the Postal Telegraph com
pany from delivering to Christie &
Co. of Kansas City and other com
panies quotations from the Chicago
board of trade.
The court of appeals decided: that
the telegraph company had no right
to discriminate.
TRADE ALLIANCE FORMED.
Million Men Affected by New Labor
Organization.
Indianapolis. Oct. 1-.At the meet
ing of national officers pi the Build
ing Trades national and international
organizations here a general plan
for the creation of what will be known
as tilt? tStruettt-rai Building- Trades Al
liance of America was agreed upon.
It is estimated that i 000,DOO nun who
are members of the building trades
will be affected by the alliance.
The platform of principles which
forms the preamble of the ski leton
draft of the constitution agreed upon
sets forth the objects of the organiza
tion as being the establishment of lo
cal and international boards of arbi
tration to settle disputes as they arise
with..ait resorting to strikes to pro
teel its members, discourage strikes
and internal friction, and encourage
arbitral ion and cordial relations with
employers. The national headquar
ters will be fixed later. The officers
will be elected annually.
n.
DECIDE TO CONTINUE STRIKE.
Minneapolis Mill Employes Vole to
Remain Out.
Minneapolis. Oct. 12.--The mill
strikers have, by a big majority, de
cided to continue the strike in the
flour mills. The matter was put to a
vote at a secret meeting and almost
without opposition the men voted to
stay out.
President John M. Finley of the in
ternational union opposed the major
ity at every step, favoring an aban
donment of the fight.
After the vote was taken over 1.000
of the strikers paraded the streets
to the mill district. No violence was
attempted.
The police derail in the mill dis
trict has been increased materially
to prevent disturbances.
The feeling is -becoming more bitter
between strikers and operators.
HOMESTEAD MILLS CLOSED.
Two Thousand Men Out of Employ,
merit Indefinitely.
Homestead. Pa., Oct. 12.Notices
were posted in the*85 and 40-inefci mills
at the Homestead steel works during
the evening announcing a shutdown ol
both those big mills for an Indefinite
ridd. This is the most important
department of the Homestead steel
works and employs over 2,000 men,
all of whom are throws oiit of employ
ment. No notice had eviously been
given of the contemplated move. The
furnaces may be affected by this ac
tion and more men laid off for an in
dennite period.
MOTHER AND CHILD DEAD.
Chicago Woman Believed to Have
Killed Boy and Herself.
Chicago, Oct! 1-.- Mrs. John Fiske,
twruty-iiv years old. ami hep ihir-j
te'.-months old boy were found dead
ol asphyxiation. A younger child in I
its crib was gasping for breath when
the tragedy was discovered, but a
heavy coverlet- over its face had do
lave] the action of the K:IS. Mrs.
pishehad been in ii! health and Is be-]
liev( 1 by the, police to have planned
the death of herself and children de
libi lately.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASUPE.
Orders fcr Mobilization of More Bul
garian Troops.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct I'S.The war
dfn'ii has i 'ii' eo-rapjete mold
lization of the firsl and second classes
ol reserves, resident in thfl K0.9teh.dil
district, and of tie- Thirteenth Mace
donian infantry. This step, it is un
derstood, was talo-n as a preea.ui.lom
ary measure in view of the repeated
provocative acts of the Turks on the
frontier.
Fail to Reach an Agreement.
Peoria, ill., Oct. lJ.-The mine, op
erators and hoisting engineers of Illi
nois, who have been in joint session
here for several days, adjourned dur
ing the day without reaching an agn e
meht and the engineers, numbering
51 in the state-, will strike NTov. 1
unless their terms are granted.
Teamsters Demand More Wages.
Chicago. Oct. 12.The Truck Team
sters' union, representing 8,000 m.^n,
has announced demands for a sf ale of
they bought. wages that is to go into effect .May 1
1 pext The scale demanded is the same
*yt~ j^ w~ as that now paid the coal teams-tors,
LI i JVK Wan increase of approximately 10 per
220 Irvine
MRS. JOHNSTON",
Militia Leave for Home.
Wes-. Point, Ky., Oct. 12The state
militia, which has been in camp here,
was astir before daybreak preparing
to hreak camp. A detachment of the
Michigan troops left for home early.
Wisconsin followed.
GANNO DISCRIMINAT E BEMIDJI OPE RA HOU SE
JJA
One Night Only
Monday Night, Oct.
JOSEPH c,
U. A
EiX tUl 3 AtinOtlflCGmGfll "o the
'1VUHVUUUII
LOI.AN'
Presents
t7t_..X_ yv--*. ^/x* rt.* 4- I
IJ
and a Star Cast Company in His Own Caique
(1 I I E E W O I
with Mr. Cla Clement, one of the foremost actors on the stage, to grive one performance his
beatlful romantic comedy, "The New Dominion," and his alNslar cast on .Monday evening, Oct.
ii and guarantee all of a most delightful evening's entertainment. My prices for this great
entertainment will be $i, 75C and 5t}c for an attraction that pUys Chicago at $1.50 and .2 in
New Vork and Boston ut 5i and $.1 per seat.
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I recently purchased the shop and
have greatly replenished the stock, which
is the most complete in the county. All
work guaranteed to give' satisfaction.
Repairing a specialty.
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CHEA LOTS
Anyone desiring a cheap lot
in any part of Bemidji, call on
JOHN F. GIBBONS
Local Agent for the
Bemidj i Townsite &
Improvemen Company
A Want ftd
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