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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26


foltniugel, er Ar. Wreene's ..trUura Blob
% Nerpemiooel. Com Bepis 'rr bette OF,
feltlig9lVres itnoie Sulinoer al &ioHc5bnro
/ Sldoene. Neoenltaaenbe er ira Mrs. Gtla
Slnier al @oooells, Nlldl
SEQ bar" Tiger bun = ct Nar Iiot al
uerop1 SoQttelie. Wtine Ncvucr bar iIlo.
lt9nol9 lamn1eoe, % oeo . y mtuolte Gp'
blolelie leo Iea al ltIrf Sooeoptre. 5il Ei'
Der bleo leg Inlo itrrolg potrcrloe' al oenae
Sp9oomi. Seq uiloc pore enc I Qilet o.
'rpateoe Spnet al mine @ipNtulnge. Writ
te!e Nsrcelpitem par poeiag.. GA Ytuet pdr
mig en Yla9e % Bnree. Sea b,eo itlrda'
oct al BRUCE 81. @reene's Ncruura Blob
og Nerpemlpoel, % nnoer @rnRen al Den
irrite SLATE be9pnote lea Of beores. M,He
Terner par neaet operraIfeot.
"6pr le9 hapoe cpbrn9t ben ouoen SLATE.
tliuoe Ieg iooe meo roliet Siuo og lptle meo
traltia % ipririlteuoe Nope;t'. SEQ bar
tru9t ire iSlalfer % er iulbtGnoig beIbres
bet for ale mine 9ioelier. 3eg ian lite
role bet balpt not. Seq oil a!ooriist %
meo @iToe aubeiaIe bet III euboer. ION IL
Der al SDgoom. Set, Der gluer Solicit abb
iplut 5illo Ill bet er. a, bet er ell al pore
melt iIe1oie og belotsite 3rsers Sptin'
belle"
3r. @reeue's Neruura &lpo' pa Neroe'
miooel er | Sauoheo ben iiprite al alle 5or.
narss Meolclner, oa cet 9lgr be Su9e lunoe
oa it9rie.
q. Greene al 80 ". l4tb Ctr. Neio
Yort gitp. bar Dan ii0ritc RrnriS l &erDeu,
% oeune itpr'tolcoe meotcinfte Cpodgclle
er Helultatet al hans omiatteuoe Grperj'
menter. CT. Greene iiure Naoutnuailhco
er @arnnti TOR, al bans Nleoieiu nj he!bgcs
De, % ben aleuos8isrnIH9, at ban tam roao'
lpgrgeS AZ enbrer, II, cubger lib. uoen &e
tallnG. perioullgt eIler peo Brcp. glper alb
lolut Sitierbeo Ior Nclbycoelie III eutuer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

gaulc 0eroen, men l%narere betru9'
les ionl etiloqs MoIboer, bar De Ia.
get i'm Dion l9ien / ben nDe. Ser
tor ill1eu ie NED pua Dem. ) Vrotc'
itauterS Zine er ct. GatrIdSoager
nprmeit Ell AiguoSieit, liz 9oal5'
i~eiterue / aong Afob2 Sage; ooG
ppuer inqen engelif 9toi5 at iige CT
oaoIcnoc Cro ON oen men iortTQer
ON SrlunoerneS llorpfning / Anleo-
ninq al Gogeu meO et Nupor og Ell
lloierlioheo, iom SEN ifnloe sore
en- al ariiteubeOen5 iorncmitc Setter
Ca 6eninnct iii SrIpnbcrne. 'om er
ioo mpqtige mocr Golqfampeie.
bar brd0t amerifuuifc NrGlloeuter
al protcitartlit 9uro % Gro til at
"6eie anp Tor Hdper." iom ct norif
@lao ubtrnfte liz. SrlrnOerne er
10 / 9lmcrifa on &c engelTc 2olonier
Rapefirfcn& iorremite NiSiionprer.
oq nlanQe al pore le6enoe VoIititere
amer oct oerfor iom Ell Vliqt al bnl.
Sc Dem on 6ereS Serre / Rom. &c
cnqel'f ouerifanife Aoiier aoar /
Spioien. Noor BET gieIoer Srlrr.
oerne oq Bopeppieuet. iorncgter DC
lin p~roteitantiIfe Soerbepisnirg oe
pier ia iom rene anpbsuer. en-
fremraqenoe inf Geoaftsr / Chicago
pleie6e oltio at faloe nore Ieoenoe
amerifonife 9Iaoe Tor ~irit.amer'.
fanife, og ban hapSe Net.
Ct. Vatridaoagcn boloer oeu trltc
Race inmmeu OF or life ioa uiarl,g.
iom oen ipnes. Nian fan imile.
naar man bsrer 2egcnheu ON, al q.
Batrid iii pPf ale Srme ira 'Sr.
lano. % man fan befIage al GrtnS
Bern bploer Sen heIlige Wato ueo
at oriffe iil iuloe; men boaenior oct
belle er Der ell Wfogt iom griber ino
/ port politiife 9ip % beitemmr mort
lSumrmos Sficbue. H.,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
.Suage Neruer, trGtte,
nbmlatteDe 2egemer
gr 1uiinoers og Sniinoer alase
Sunobeo % Sturte CT in
Den Sin HGtteepne.
81. 0reenc's Terpura
eiDr Sig itGrf 90 iriif.
Oct er Den tore Gienopbpsser
al Slerne o9 9ieruer.

3! rore aserper. hpor &c PLACER o.
Soaa, trrt oa nerpps lpoer Sldgen ppeFalt.
vi ooeranltren9es, iprgoer % loRlter pore
9egemer. ruinerer Dor Sunobeo og b!lper
eneeiia neobruoie. SgpnipSheo on iSor.
Observation-Disclosures er De igrite 1pulpto.
mer. th, Herperre or icr nomaiteoe % Irria
tereoe III al itllaoe noaen NoiIe % NtapeH
ior lras I'll at lprople Ueoen.
Set er Neroes o9 Slerne uomnttelic, 'ont
aIer Slernen tr9t. Arwsu uoen Neroer
9smmerne ltl1lpenhe. Wuitletue luage %
hele 9eBerne. uosn Stpyts. Gnersl euer Biz.
teipit. Set er 5abet al Nerve o. 2tps'
trait, lom lausipnt. nten mlt'tert noli9er
ielpe gipet o. mco mtnore Slrlp frBes ira
De retle aiIoer. nj enoeu blipe rntnereoe
Reruer. Snosipgoom o. Slerneblpoheo.
uerpss Neobrietheo. Nlertela8, NpopleIt
eCer Ell Tor tiolis Tsp.
OH gst paa oiSie Snmotomer. On rel
flenot Irne9iit. Charles " @s9leStou. 500
Bart Npenne, Worcester. YtaiS.. leo a eoe-
!o9te Mercer % ale De irpsieliG Spmpto'
uter berpad. San ~ltriuer neoenliaaeuhe
8rep % iort9iler ON ben beolte Yfaaoe
ban tlenoer III al blipe raft:
"6pr noaen Eto iioen bleu iea ina At ueo
bruoie Rerper. 3ea leo torfGroeIt9t I mine
Nerrer on tRnoe aloeles life lore. Sea bleu
irpQteli9 uomattet; min Wlot BAR Ell lor'
i9roelia 3,litanb al Gpspepiia, % le9 fun
De n9i;eu lutet Ipile.
seq truate lorItisHise WebiciHer noen
Rptte. "a leg ielu par Nsoicin. Norret'
nina % bapne bort mango SnIoer tale mso
ltprite Nos on, Er BreeHe's Ncruhra Blob
ua WerpemiOoeI. be1utteoe leg at prppe bet.
Sitter Inn at have briat en- 4 Ttalie, be-
gunote leg a. beitnoe mug beore.
4,5eg hapoe en- iuno Spun belle glatien,
% MN Appettt par 'prIrlnll9 Otter at
b7oe bru0t ire SLATER, ipliie le9 Ire gooe
MGaltiocr oa9li1 OF l9lte al0eleS tnGeu
Staoe octai. Nfiue Nerper rar iulotRuota
ltrrte. % leg iplle mil lont ei IN Nianb,
iost iee oar iompIct belbreoct for al min
Spgoom.
wi oeu 20telic, lee nGrer Tor Iabritan
terne al 81. @rseuc's Neruurn Blob og
9terpemiooel on n,so Sultet ON, at Dc Sn1e
% 9loenoe maa bllpe rnlte o. ltTrts. lt9er
lea noen SetGninlnl. al ocnrc Wfeoieti er
bet beolte pl uiouroerliglie yiooel, Der
tleuoes bore Gage.
"3et uoretter nttup. hpao Der ligeS ON
bet: bet belbreoer Snaopmmc. Nctrnt
ITO life paa al BRUCE oet. 81 Stocnoe; tn
7n hi alorts iorlrpoe BET; 2u ptl oltoe
lt1rt % lnno."
% bette 8rco er ira Ell 5urhanoIer AZ
Nieoltomenter. er bans Orb ell Nutbor,tet
/ iaaoamne 5lna. Gubper 90. at Er.
Wreene's Wcrpura BLOB pg N%eruemioocl er
er zen ituriie Ieoenoe YReoictr ! nor an.
Brug Den. % on uil blipe ltrr', luno on
llpstraitig. yrgerue anbefnler oen. lorot
ben or en- 9pBes 6critrtiL o. loroi be pto.
at otu hclbreocr.
1r. @recue. ben mel! lutccsiuIoc Spe'
cali, Tor 6elbreeelic al ~uerugie % tront,te
Sploommc, opongeoe ben. 0an tan ton
iulteres uoeu lloGtit. perionllg cller peo
Breu I hans aoutor, 50 ". l4th Stt, gfeiu
Ylort Gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Waa paaagtes MI.
Oh er altib ibGtfet ON
9aaren.
Sette uil iise DIG netup bpao
On bsr siere for 2is ielu.
% buorfor On bpr iol9e
oenne Ylan npiagtig.

8 5praarstioen bcbpper enboer at trnfe
paa Srns al en- Soraars' gteoicyn. Gette
er ltte aleue en- almineelia Siii. men en- me.
get neopenoia % ,uub Sitt. Set er en- al
SR9er lnbremmet % al 6pllet aimmbelig
ia'rliadet 9lenosgIerning.d al Ct 6craarsS tpr.
teitiooeI, brugi | Iaaneoerne 4lar.s, Npril
% Nea', iremirer @lenopretteilen al Suuos
beoen hos De. Der er inse. mere emo uosen
'anoen grt al Sebanolins. iom muIis iuuoe
allpeaoes.
: 6oraaret ~ioregaar mnuac "a pistise
Noldnor,nger / Ye1emst. Tulotommeu
Sinpbeo fan lille pebliseboloc5, uaar Spite,
met er operiplot % Crsanerre ~ilGppeoe, %
man tar Ell iIpp % iu9lIe, Sslelie meo
mere eler miubre NerpBltiet "a Geobruot.
teo. Serfor bpr eubper bragg en- COB 5ors
aarss Wieoicin.
Zen beolte TpraarssR eetciu. gootienot
% anbeialet al 9roer iere on Ses
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Iioerne %foranores, 90 ri
meo Sem.

0a 0urttoneruc ION til MaSIl,
dhuistts, bdpoe be BEN I'm, at Ssrs
oaoen Ituloe boloes nrfter ltge idd
itrtuqt iom BEN ieoiite Grb6at, % ;.
1T iioer peotage, 9ope. Der for6so
5oltet at gnd 10 mere, suo Der be6ps
beoeS for at tpuyme frem til airteH %
titbdae iqien. Nle ifulos bolbe ia inc:
"a ppre title. Snsen 5urrrsi.lisr olr
tihaote; gsrrene mdatte lite lsge.
Gi5fe Itrtn9e 2ooe bkD nat,trligpIs
lite o~perbotOts. Sg III er Der / De.
fsrite Mar If BET me qarbunnreo:
foreld1t 2sgisldtureu e. GopforlaG,
9oorsfttt "uitploige spill. 2ege % 4
be-, ipm tan tisne til Rstreation" itat
looi0itss. Der sr fun toest BET 5ors
bcbolc. at DEN Trfbeo ION gioss, "itts
mud foriturre ben o1sntliss Greo %
@uostieneitsrne". 6oriluget er lnbt'
'dlei az en- ltor Sel Gf profeslorsrTe
peo 0droaros lrtosrIttet % al fI.s.
"friiinotoe" greiier.
9tir ToriIlget 2op. fan man mas
iaduittts ipilc 9olf. reiit I'D % fiit.
o. oeltaqs / mango andre Gornsislisr
ON Ssnodgsn uosr at ouertrrr Dc
ofeutli9s 5oroyoHinger.
Den trqtGIte Senoag" sr Guropl
no9er eucItdusroe. ca BEN bto ! al
fin Strsnabso ootyfsrs til Qmerita AZ
puritdrerne. Mm I Jioernes 2sb or
guuroene IlIppet badoe ! England 90
Der. Bare man MI life sndr til Den
mooiaits Uoerliqbeo. SsHoageu ~
Ell gelii9relie for ben arbeioeroe Wlsns
nsItebec. Dor lios Esnoers til a.
.iorodHote Den til en- 4rbeiosouq, ION
ben CT ! 6eonm9eperoereu, bsr oi lle
msoe myb protel:. Wleu ON Ssuols
Qen END er ,r Trio1g. bSr ri oerfor III.
tpinqes iii al tieN os.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Sra be lOpgipenDe Toriamlinger.


for ct SiIbasefaIb Meiien fra MiI.
rpaiifee for at fltnne itenme imoo
giler, % ct anoet NeoIem, .SenrD
Miner, uoiatte lin Ssns Yegrapelic,
Der par foitiat til oenne Gag, for at
iaa InIebning til at bore meo / oct
enoelise itore SIag MOB 6oriIaget,
Oette bill III blipe ~operienbt Senatet,
bpor Der antaselig bill blioe p%ebtnost
ct Subititlit, Der life gaar fnlot Iaa
piot JON BET uip1renoe Sorilag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Gano lcper Sen 9G Gage / oopeut
0ono 81 o. paa @enmeI. iom / iterf
@ro0 Iuaer 6ugtigheo til III, i25
Gage. Gaa Git Ieuer oen ira t3 til
II Gage. pun Nis 3 Sage. pda tori,
ialtet aioo ligeiad Irn0e. pau
Craugeifauer porer Sen ilct lite. lige
iaoliot puo tsrrc0c 6IIeucr oG
Iruer 0cloigui5 hcrer Nuboupeit
6aciaeu ill &c iproeleS s%ninotlig2
Sfubninger, on ocu tober teumeLlg
burtig lin @iitiabeo. roor oen bar
lepet / lpnacrc lio. On 9acille. lori
cr ouer 50 Sage gammel er life M.
re iarlig, ielo life for @iii5.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
peitbaciuen.

Zen amerifanite Sfibsl9ge Ho'e.
nau bar ioretagei llnoerisgelier mep
Seniun iii 9ubonpeitbatiaeus Sius.
betinqeliere. 5emperatiir, Sps. 6ltg.
ti1beo % Cpholositeo. San mener, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er be.temmenoe )
ct 9eboeliesppreI'c fnn 9ncilieu lepe
/ so Gage pod Gin. lllo. % SiItetsi.
iaar Suiien err ingtig. 5 oeitiaeret
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

- Vrins Senrif, Gronning @;l.
helminas @emul. blep / Sorsoag3
iormelt optnget / S%tatsraohct.
4rinlen har inioIertio fun ranogr.
renbe Stemme / Sronniuaens Raao.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
ct begrrnpiet gntal Serinsspa.

tientrr fan eiisr life Wtai mpotases til
gebauoling / nit Sanatorium ior Sas
riuesinae. 5or nrrmere unoerreirine
OH aurmetbobe oip. tilitrip
4. 9pis M0bn, NJ d,
0tlnOt, @aro &C., q. Saf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Sorsoaaoen 81 WARTS.
Otter poerIigere Sebat angaaennc
SSdcoblons 9eifploninger FOR geitif.
felie | 8orbiuoelie meo gruttoino.
teaisitat 6oriloget bIep Oct beiIuttet,
of Den / MaioritetSrapporten onl-
bnnoleoe Sag ifuIbe benpiieS iii
Sfattelopsfommisiionen. Get bliper
oltiaa life ielpe y oriIaget, ser
henriies III commissioner. men
Spsrgsmaolet ON 5oreoelie ga;
Sernbanens sfatteburbe ira 3 til 4
Brocent. - Senatet nebtog Senator
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Sreoag Ben 22be WARTS.
Otter Ell al De bitreite aampe, ser
nogenlinbe bar pPret uofiPmpehe
Stotens 2egislatnr, blep VrimGr-
paIsIou 6orilaget peotoeet / Suict
(asiemblp) meo 81 MOB As Stem.
mer. Snsen anitrGnaeIie blep ina.
ret for al iaa Sorilaget %iorfaitet. IS
iemblpmano gpans, Der en- Sio bar
peret meset ing, ioretog meo Sare
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
News Of the State.
MINNESOTA RURAL DELIVERY.
The stateIs Doing Well, but Many
More Route Are Proposed

The StateIs Doing Well, but Many
More Route Are Proposed
Minnesota is doing very well in the
matter Of rural free delivery routes.
From q small number year ago the
growth has been quite rapid, until at
present there are LA routes in opera
ton, while applications for 241 more are
on file, and will be acted upon as soon
as necessary Investigations can be
priation holds out. That it will hold
out for the larger number OF routes
FOR which applications are pending Is
generally believed.
So far as the extension Of the rural
free delivery service Is concerned the
postof1ice department will go as far as
1t can with the money at its disposal.
The appropriation for the next fiscal
year, So, 500 900, looks to be a very large
SUM, but when it comes to covering the
country with rural routes 1t is not
nearly as much as Supt. Machen would
like to have. In the first place, half
OF the appropriation, or $1,750,000, must
be expended to maintain routes estab-
lished prior to July /. 1900. Still an
other portion must be used for the
maintenance next year Of routes es-t
tablished between July l, 1900. and
June 80. 1901. This will leave but a
comparatively small surplus for put
ting new routes in operation during the
next fiscal year, unless congress comes
to the aid of the department and APP
,propriates more money.
1t Is Supt. Machen's intention to es-
tablish 500 routes each month until all
the appropriation shall have been APP
portioned When congress meets In
December he will present a statement
to the proper committee showing just
how the appropriation has been ex-
pended, and how many applications
for new routes are pending, and VIII
then practically say to the Legislative
branch Of the government: Here IL
the condition of affairs. No deficiency
has been created, and ! do not Intend
to create one. You can see how gem
eral is the demand for rural service.
IT YOU want the service extended you
VIII have to give me more money"
III Is expected the money will be pro-
yided. In distributing the expenditure
Of rural free delivery funds all sections
Of the country will be treated alike.
Just as many routes will be established
in the South and West, IL they are
asked for, as in the East and Middle
West. This demand has already been
made so popular Is the service IN
places where it has been established.
Below is a summary of establishments
and applications in Minnesota by con-
gressionaI DISTRICTS;
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
NEED NOT PLAY SECOND FIDDLE.
Regents Independent or State hoard
s5B az Control. 455hs s60
\ lll I7

Regents independent or state Hoard
OF Control.
Attorney General Douglas has re-
piled to the questions submitted to.
him several days ago by John s. oills.
bury, president Of the board Of re-
gents of the Minnesota university
touching upon the power Of the state
board of control over the management
of the university.
The attorney general holds that this
bill creating the board OF control does
not legally include the state educa-
tional institutions. He fails to see how
the board Of control can cooperate
one must have supreme power
In answer to the question whether
the university is legally included In
the board OF control act. the attorney
general is of the opinion that the act
in regard to the state educational in
situations, is unconstitutional ais tbs
subject is not expressed in the title,
The whole act, the attorney general
holds. Is not inyalidated by the defec-
tive title. The attorney general says
he does not see how the university au-
sthorities can cooperate with the board
of control without ''surrendering this
rights Of the board Of regents.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
COMPANY #. LEADS.
Crack Company of the First Resi-
Ment.

Crack Company of the First Resi-s
Ment.
For the first time in many years
Company n, Minneapolis, OF the First
regiment, Capt. Washington Smith. Is
likely to be the crack company of the
Minnesota national guard.
Capt. w. w. Price, Inspector general,
has just completed his inspection Of the
First regiment. and has awarded the
highest standing to Company +, which
secured "a points, with Company u o.
st. Paul, second. Company y of st.
Paul, heretofore prizewinner Is In
third place, with 80 points.
The other companies Of the First
regiment are rated In the following or
der: Company B. Minneapolis; Com
pany +. Minneapolis; Company G. st
Paul; Company G, Red Wing; Com
pany X, saltwater; Company A, Min
neapolis.
The rating Of the other regiments 10
not yet completed, but national guards
men do not expect Company # of the
First to be outranked.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
start a colony oe FARMERS.

Duluth, Mimi, May Psf. g. Kop-
lin, wealthy Red Wing man, has
purchased $4,000 acres of cut-over tim
Der, lands near Iron River, Wis. and
will start a colony OF farmers there.
He has interested many farmers near
Wabasha, Winona and other Minnesota
points, who are now renting farms,
and many of them will Join his colony,
The soil is said to be very fertile. The
land is between the Northern Pacific
and Lake Superior
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
COMMISSIONS FAY.

OF the S35, 200 appropriated by tn.
last legislature for the codifcation OF
the laws $4,000 will be used as salaries
for the three members OF the commits
e,on Hiram r. Stevens the chairman,
yi,l receive $1,000 for his eighteen
months work, and Daniel FISH any
Thomas J. Knox will receive se,oVp
each, Chairman Stevens gets the ex-
ira 81 900 because of his extra duties.
The compilation OF the laws WIN
have to be finished by a year from next
fall TO save expense the committees
hns suhlet the clerical work TO tne
West Publishing company.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
RArLRoA mAcHrrIsTs NEXT.

. . Il b Z
Question Of Shorter Hours VIII
Come UP before the Convention.
& Washington, May 26,--President Jas.
O'Connel OF the international Associa-
ton of Machinists announced yester-
day afternoon that he would recon-
mend to the next annual convention Of
machinists at Toronto beginning June
3, that a date be set for nine-honr
day without reduction in wages on all
the railroads Of the country. On rail-
roads which fail to comply with this
demand a strike will be ordered, This
recommendation will be made in Mr..
8O'Connells annual report. Mr.. O'Con-
nell says that such strike would in-
volve probably 100000 men. At o'clock
yesterday afternoon Mr.. o'Connell said
the outlook of the strike was very
gratifying.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
wREckAGE TELLS OF DISASTER.
Steamer Crane Sights Pieces of
Schooner Floating I'm Lake Mfchf-

Stenmer Crane Sights Pieces OF
Schooner F1onting I'm Lake Mfchi-
gan.
Milwaukee, May 2S.-Capt. John Dun
can, OF the steamer Crane reached
Milwaukee and reported that while off
Sheboygan yesterday he found trunk
and pieces of schooner floating in the
lake. The sea was SO rough that he
was unable to get near enough to the
wreckage to pick it up. It is thought
by some that the wreckage is part of
the schooner G. III. Haekley.
The officers Of the steamer Boston,
which reached here yesterday after
noon, report having sighted the masts
of a schooner, which was abandoned
during the gale Of Friday. 1t is
thought that this tells Of second dis
aster near Sheboygan, as the. wreck
was sighted a score of miles from the
place where slabs and hatch covers,
supposedly from the schooner Hackey.
were discovered Saturday. The Boston
did notdid not go sufficiently close to
ascertain the name of the abandoned
schooner, whose decks were awash.
Additional reports from the schooner
reported lost say that slabs are strewn
along the lake for twenty miles, and it
is now believed that the wreck seen
yesterday may have been the schooner
which lost the slabs instead of a second
Vessel
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
NEXT STATE BU1TEn CONTEST.
Buttermnkers Arc ReTuested To
Send Twenty-PSnnd SAMPLE Tubs.

ButterninEers Are Requested 10
Send Twenty-Poand SAMPLE Tubs.
The next state educational butter
contest will be held May 81 by the
state dairy and food commission The
commission makes the request that the
exhibits for the state contest consist
of twenty pound tubs. Those desiring
to send sample Of their butter to the
Pan American exposition will send a
sixty-pound tub for that purpose, with
the twenty-pound tub for the state
contest.
Those that cannot send their Bufralo
exhibit to st. Paul in refrigerator car
are requested to ship It to La Crosse
Wis, and 1t will be forwarded from
That city The exhibits In both IN
stances will be sold after the contest,
and the proceeds, less freight charges
RENTED to the owner.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
Appii-
Appn-
Routes cations
Estab- Pend
PRODUCTS OF MINNESOTA.
state Exhibit mt the Buffalo ExDosi-
ton.

Minnesota's exhibition at the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo Is
nearer completion than that OF many
states that made appropriation for ex-
hibits much earlier. Commissioners Fl.
r. Hall says that the Minnesota ex-
hibits are being put In place rapidly
The Minnesota State building will be
completed June l. The educational ex-
hibit has been shipped. The butter ex-
hibit is on the ground, but Is shown to
disadvantage, as the refrigerator
plant is not yet finished. The plant
however, will be completed before the
next consignment OF butter arrives
The butter exhibit Is renewed each
month.
The feature of the dairy exhibit Will
be the butter model Of the new state
capitol, eight by twelve feet. One man
Is now on the ground modelling 1t, and
two more are on the way to aid him.
The model Is inclosed in a plate glass
case. and stands at the main entrance
OF the dairy building, so that 1t Will be
the most conspicuous exhibit In the
building and one of the features OF
the exposition.
The mining exhibit is now in place.
and includes samples of the ores found
In Minnesota An excellent display OF
Minnesota building stone Is shown.
The booth for the agricultural exhibit
Is completed and the exhibit Is nearly
ready. Tt will be one Of the finest on
the grounds. An excellent forestry ex-
hinit Will be shown. A horticultural
exhibit is In preparation. but it will not
be seen at it's best until August. A
flower booth, however, is nearly COM
ple.eds
The Minnesota building will be dedi-
Gated June Is, and about 500 Mime
sotans are expected to be on the
grounds. The day will open with
concert by Sousa's band at the Temple
of Music At IL O'Clock the dedicatory
exercises will be held. after which the
Minnesota party will return TO the
Minnesota building for lunch. IN the
evening the visiting Minnesota Bdtor-
ia1 association will give the Buffalo
press reception
Gladstone, Mich, May 2S. John
Vauge, a brakeman on the 500 line,
had his leg crushed off by the cars,
his recovery Is doubtful
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
New Gasoline Engine.

& Howard, S. D., May 26.Martin Hay
land, a blacksmith at Fedora, in the
western part Of. Miner county. has In
vented a gasoline engine which prom
ises to make his fortune and revolu-
tionize light motive power. 1t is an
engine with four cylinders arranged
tandem. each automatically fed, com
pressed and exploded, the explosion
timed to keep the piston head continu-
ally under pressure Of explosive force
on both the forward and backward
movement.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-30
WOULD BUY LAWSUITS,
What State Auditor Tells Purchas.
ers of Duluth & Iron Range Lands.

What State Auditor Tells Purchas.
ers of Duluth & Iron Range Lands.
Duluth, MINI, May Estate Audi
tor Dunn, at the. sale of school lands
here, threw a hot shot at the Duluth
& Iron Range railroad, which had
posted 9, warning against purchasing
certain state institution lands adver-
tised for sale because it claimed them
under decree of the United States
court. Mr.. Dunn said the state knew
nothing about 1t until recently. and
that he did not believe Judge Lochren
knew they were in the decree. He
warned people against buying lands
from the Duluth & Iron Range, as they
would buy lawsuits. He said the mat
ter would be In the courts again soon.