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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
gsnitpr Sarah 5fniens
6jcmrcjic.

gIair, 16. SUM-. S slutnin9en of
oenne llge uFreiIer qaitor 6araloSen=
Ien me6 6umiIie fra Blair for med
,,uniteb States" at afgau B. "a. SUM-
fra g1ep CERT til 9anmart. qaitor
Senien mroto9 Der ben ipr9e<
lige @fterretning, at bans 9rober, fom
er 6oIibbenbe 8anTas Gitp, bupoe
miitet lit 6jem og ole fine Gjenbeie
ben itore Sperfpemmelie forleoen,
% at 9rroeren besuben bar me9et be-
tenfsli9 Ipg. 9aItor Senien itoo jnit
oa ferbig til at rejie til 2larSmgoet /
Gf 6orn, men opguo itrats oenne
4lon og reiIte / Stebet berfor til
RanIas Gitp. gaItor 6aro.b Senien
og Suitru efterlaOer fig en- Itor 9enne%
treos baaoe 9lair og anbet Stebs
pao benne Sibe at 9ttlantsrbupet.
6jsrtelig 2pfte pdd RsiIel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
9loboaaocns 0iiiorie.

9elarab, Serbien, II. SUM-. 9d@
nonItuo gdo Signalet til at begDnbe
gloobdbet BET ton9eIi9e Slot Itrats
efter Utionat. De mbrbeoe er. for
uben aonq Q(leranber og 8ronning
Drdaa, gremierminiiter Wlartopith,
WsiniIter g]etropith, Wliniiter Subos
ropics, Sen. 9aOlapit6, Dronntngens
grober glitoDem, 8ronningens Ses
iter og ftere Sficerer og Solodter al
Rationa'gdrben. Wldn forIsgte at gis
ne ben rebielsfuloe @erning ct 2ops
mGsIiq6eoens Stin. peo al Iabe Sols
baterne nebIiDbe be fprfparsleie Dire
efter beres Speroronebes Sommanoo.
llmiooelbart efter Wlorbet proflds
mereoes prins &araeeorgepith til
aonQe. 9rotlamationen fanbt Steo
fra Srappeirinene til bet tongelige
Slot unber Sperp9relie al 5uiinber
af Solboter unber 9aaben o9 Wlasler
df 9slsrabs gorgere. 5rOPperns
mobtoa 9unogsrelien / bDb 5apsbeo,
: ibens 5oltsmasierne beIDarsbe ben
meb Itormsnbe 2eperaab.
Oereffer oplaItes ben ielOgiorts Re'
serings Proclamation til Serbens
Rolf. gelgrab bleD Dettet al aonons
ffubOene, ps ST. 8 Morges bar 81
terretnineen ON. bpab Der bar fore'
eaaet / Slottet, ipreot oper belle Sps
en-. SaaInart Wlorbene par bsgddet,
aollOppereSe Officerer ub fra SlOts-
plabIen / ale aetninser, og itreg I'D
meD bei Reit, at aonsen og Oron'
ninoen bar fubt. Iii 5roos Tor en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16

tung" flyer, at fer MprOeriet / Bel
grao fdnbt Steo, git en- 8eputdtion
at Ohicerer til Song 2(lerdnoer og
trapeOe, at ban Iful0e fraIige fig 3roz
men til 5oroef for prins peter Sara
geor9eoith. 8on9en n9gteOe og Ite6
O6erit Raumdoics, iom fremfdtte
6orilaget. De andre Offiterer til
tdlote berpdd General paolobith og
be UiiniItre, Tom bleo mbrbet, boorpad
be IT'D &Ongen, Oronningen % flere
lobaIe 0fficerer. 0a De tilfalote Miz
niitre erflGreoe bette for Wlorb, % err
tlGreOe Oficererne arreIteret, 6leo Miz
niItrene ogTaa mnrbet.
2ttter en- anoen 8eretning Iiger, at
O6erIt MiI6ib egen6anbig mnrbebe
Oronningen. benoe8 8roDer % SeTter
meo en- gtse. Oronnin9en beOe Itrdts,
men Gongen 'sDeoe / nogle N}inutter.
Gn 6iItorie 9aar uo paa, at Song
Q(leranber tpntte pad StilsmisIe fra
0ronning 9ra9a, % at benne if bet
at Dioe og iegte at binbre bet. f5lere
6eiereTtdaenpe Sfficerer trGngte fig
oerfor ino / Slottet for at bortfsre
0ronninQen. men 6enbes 3it6angere
Iatie fig itnrtt til Mobitdn6, o9 / ben
Scamp, fom paafulgte, 6leo &ongen,
8ronningen og bere5 3il6angere
bra6t. 3enne6 6iitorie er life b:treftet.
2ltter en- anoen geretning tiger. at,
eFier at ardbet pad5ronafiiaelIen bar
forelagt &on9sn, oa oenne 6a00e ituot
0berIt glaumooics. .tog OberitMii4id
8otumentet op % forslag6e &ongen
bet. Denne, Iom forItoo, at bet qialot
9ioet, flngteoe meo 0ronuingen til
9 ottets 3a9; 6e9ge bar Ratbragt.
CFicerernefulgteefter ogiteo oem neO.
6ooroipt nogen af Miniitrenea 6uz
Itruer er bra6t eaer life, pioes life
Noale geretninger flyer, at premierz
miniTter MorfoOit6s 0uItru Orebtes,
andre, at Snoreminiiter 5uOorooits'
0atter ora6tes, og after andre, at
beg9e oisie bleo bra6t. 2i3elebes opz
qibes bels en- SpIter bells to SsItre al
0ronning Oraga blanot Ofrene.
De operlepenre MiniItre er arres
itereoe. &ongen og Dronningen bill
bloe 6tiat ben IA. SUM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
S.n iibifr Sbrenooith.

a0ln, 5piflanO, II, SUM. st 9es
legrdm fra 8el9rab tiger:
,,O6renopit6 9pnaitiets 2ebeba.
ne aTIlutteoes i Dag De tiOi9e UaOrs
gentimer paa ben famine Dag at
Q(aret, ba prins Mi6ael bleo mprOet
for 35 Qtar iiben / 1opI4iOcr qarf
nar 9elgraO. s Dag blep Der iunget
SiGlemesier for grins Maihael, og
nu ligger ben iibite uf bans Sla9t paa
en- gadre / 9elgrabs Stab"
3elegrammet tilfsjer, at be mDrbebe
Uliniitre par be eneIte, Iom tunOe gore
Mooitanb mob &arugeorgepit6 Sus
Iet, Iaa Der rimeli9pis life pil msoe
noqen olportio Wiobitanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
&ctcr SaragcOrseOit6 Oal8t til
SOngc.

gel9ra0, Is. SUM. 7Fnrit geter
9arageorqebit6 Bier Gftermiobdgs
lobformsligt og meb ale Gersmonier
balqt, uoraa6t oq 6Dfcat fom 9onQe
at 'Ssrbien, f6rIt i Senatet % Oernait
/ ReprGIentanternes 6us. @alqet
bleb mpota9et meb uoelt Su6el. Den
@m6eosman0, fem praIioere0e, fore
iloQ 5nrIt 92ter Iom &onge. 8or1laz
get 6ilfebes meo 6eqeiTtreoe 6urra pg
unber 3ilroo6, at 2aTtet bar enItemz
mi9t. SuItitsminiiteren iGebe ben til
8dlfonen % meobete be bentenoe
5oIfemaaier, at @alget Rapos funbet
Steo. 5olfet mootog 8uoItabet meo
itormenbe 0urra, % Der bleo gioet
9engefalut meo 101 &unonituo.
2ieutendnt Qasar Sabdoopios Ifeo /
2(Fte8 fig Telo. forbi bans 0Ficerstols
lcgasr life faboe tillabt BAN at betz
tdge lloFerelIen af Mproene pda
&pngen og 0ronningen. Den proDiz
foriIte Gegering FAR npgtet at 9ipe
ben nsbpenoige 5illobelIe til at emit
grere, 6pilten 6nifes al ubItillige 5az
milisr 8elgrdb. Saabanne Sillas
oelier bill life blioe gione, flyer Regez
ringen, fgr normale 5orbolo after er
inotrddbt.
: 9agsns 2s6 afbplbt 69ren5 81
ficerer ct Miebe, 6bor folgenoe fire
GeIolutioner bebtoges: y Gegeringsz
former tan ingen Sinoe foranores.
q De iammenIpornes glupne mau life
afilpres, eller bbilten 9frlle Gnte,tz
manb bar IpiGIet / Repolutionen.
3 Sngen officer mad mobtage nogen
gelpnning for ben Sjeneite, ban noez
be Qanoet peo Song 2tleranbers 5jerz
nelie. a S5ngen officer, Iom blioer
drreIteret. Ital gioe Wlebe for 3etten
I militpr Uniform.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
SaScn icr baarlis no / 9afOta.

Siour 6aIS, 9. 3, Is. SUM.
Charles 6. 6iG al 8alleb Springs,
en- 9ammsl pg erfaren Pioneer, Der
6oert Oar pad oenne 9(arstib bar fore
tuqet pmbpgge.ige Stuoier dngaaenoe
S9bens Silitdnb, forubiiger, at iiGr
oenne Del af Sout6 0utota bil gipe
en- glimrenOe 6git at aSmad @rain" ,
men at lloIigterne fpr en- COB Wtajss
bit er ait anbet enb opmuntrenoe.
,,6pab &pantitst pg apalitet al
,,Smaa @rain" an9aar," uotalte ban,
,,pilSaiionen blipe ben beoite i mango
9(ar. Wlen D1ujlen bill n9ppe funne
mobnes qtar, fpr Gfteraarsfrpiten
orG6er ben"
.eSeg bar lagt Marte til, at ben
Retning 9inben bar peb Opergangen
fra @inter til 5oraar, oltib bliper ben
fremberitenbe fpr bele Sommeren."
,0a 6oraaret / Oar be9pnote, bl9s
Ite Der en- tolo 9inb fra gloropit, iom
pgIad iioen bar Oeret ben 6pppigIte.
W2en bette tilfenbegiper en- ui9opanlig
folb CONNER"
,,Ssroiten pm gtatten mellem 9. og
10. SUM laoer rgIan fcrnobe, at
benne CONNER bill li9ne iipite Som=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Stat8Oepnrtementrt unberrrttct.

@aI4in8ton, .. g. II. SUM. =
StatsOepartementet bar faaet 5eles
gram fra L. 2. @icegeneraltonlul
@o9eli 8efarao om Snigmor6et paa
Song 2tleran0er og Drowning 0raz
ga og 9rotlamationen af Song Qeter.
9o9ei iiger, at gegioen6e6en fanot
SteD ST. 2 U2oraes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Sen npe Gonge forbapies.

Genf, S9peib, II. SUM-. qrins
peter Sordgeorgebith, ben nDe aonge
al Ser6ien, iom nogen 5io bar boet
ber, Ipnes at bore poerit forbablet
oper Rpbeoerne fra 8elgruo, Iom ban
flyer, at ban fun bar faaet at pioe
gennem ct pripattelegram fra Nien.
Qrinien bor meget beiteben og til6uges
truttet, men ban bar ben iioite Sio
baret itdbig 3elegramz og 9reos
forbinbefe meh 4olititerne Serbien.
6un bar ogfaa Oaret Nien og Ct.
petersburg; ben iibitnapnte 8p 9udr
6ans Sen / Stole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Gn Samc ira Smaba liusfarlist
fpGItet.

Sat Qus @egas, q. M., Is. SUM-.
Mrs. 6. SO. 2eonaro, tibligere Wlifs
@eneoiepe Stepart, en- at Omabas
iejnefalOenbe un9e Stpnheoer, blep /
Morges beb ct beftig't SammenIteo
faitet uo al en- elettrilt Sporpoen,
boorpeo bun forIlog tit 9opeO mob en-
9ele9rafpGl og fiji ct grup pad 5jernez
fasIen. SUN bar leoenbe, bd bun to-
9es pp; men 9epen psntebes bpert
2ie6lif at pille inotrGbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Wanee Yeretninaer.

geien, II. SUM. Oct er in9en Gns
be paa be 8eretniuger. fum itrgmmer
ino ON be blobi9e Optrin 9esgrao
tibligt / Morges. Sfslge ben pdalis
beliofte MeboelelIe blanot dlle be mob
iigenbe GremItilinger bar bet Soloas
ter al 6. acknowledgement nnber
aommanoo af Oberiterne Mis6ib og
Uea6in, Der fungerebe icm 9soler.
Ma6in er Spoger iii ben mproebs
Oronning os 2trbeiOsminiiter | bet
nbe 9abinet. Solboterne ipnes at bus
be maattet fpmpe fig @ej til Slottet.
Gn geretnins flyer, at be itsb Sberlt
Rdumapics, foroi Fan aabnebe S'otss
porten. Spor mango Der at be eprise
Dire blep or9bt I Slottet, or bet lite
muligt at ofsere, men Wiiniltrene blep
Itubt / beres 9jem, fumtioigt meo at
Mbroerierne paa Slottet fanot Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
12te 2larQ.

mer beri at 6roIien oil merfes /
9Oer MadneO unbtagen Suli, pg at
0aiien fanoinnligois pil b.tpe rant
oeraf, fpr Den er moben."
yW}an oil 6ape Iagt N9rfe til, at
5roIten I oenne Mdaneo tom Taa at
iigs famine Dag Jon i SUM- NluuneO
/ 5jor."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
5ranfris ligciaa.

puris, II. SUM. Gn af De brit
ftilebe GmbeosmenO bet frantic
llOenrigsoepartement IagOe: u9en
globbaao, Iom uofsrtes gelgrab
Dag, er ben furigIte 9rusiel mob
Guropas 5reb. iom er tommen frem /
nance Qldr."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
Reuolutionens Mariag.

2onbon, II. SUM-. Serbiens nj
niitsr / Gnslanb, Wlijatopit6, befrafz
ter 9iigtigbeben of presietelegram-
merne ON 8egipenbeberne 8e.9raO.
San flyer, at Der er mango @aria9er
til ben Reoolution, Iom nu bar fun
bet Steb. Gn itor Del af 2anoets
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
ssjcrSc ssnli i Blair.

9luir, 10. sunni. Ser 9nen bill
Der paa llnionens llafbangigbeosbdg
6lipe afbolbt en- Iterre 5eitligheo |
Gfoleporfen peo Blair Go1ege Om@
eonens DANTE pg glmerifanere BIZ
p9re peltomne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-16
gronnin9en brabt meb Cfsc.

Dien, II. SUM-. st telegram fra
Semlia, llngarn, til ,NatiOnulaeis
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
BURNS ARRESTED
Trouble Over the Famous Nymore
Rooster is Not Yet
Settled.

Joseph Burns Of Nymore was
arrested Saturday on the charge
of having used language tending
to provoke a breech Of the peace
Mr.. Burns expected that there
would be an attempt to arrest
him on one charge or another 50
he was not at all surprised.
The arrest was made as a re.
suit Of the trouble last week over
a rooster owned by Mr.. Burns.
Burns claims that it is plain case
of persecution on the part of
those who We're successful in the
recent Nymore election.
Attorney Scrutchin represents
the defendant and he has de.
manded a jury trial. The case
Will come up next Thursday be
for ] udge Reynolds.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
FINE OUTLOOK
Northern Pacific Reports of Grain
and Potato Crops in Mime
sofa Encouraging.

Station agents from all over
the Northern Pacific system, who
furnished Vice President j. NJ.
Hannaford with information on
the crop situation, have told a
different and a far more optim
istic story than expected. The
story is one very cheerful in
character, as it seems to guar
antee a good crop.
The gist of the report, as far
as it appertains to the Red River
River valley, is particularly
favorable. Harvesting, the re
port says, is about completed.
The yield will be about the same
as last year, and the quality will
be better. One field has been
threshed and the yield averaged
25 bushels per acre.
The wheat reports are almost
as favorable everywhere Other
grains are better than expected.
Minnesota potatoes promise
large yield and large profits. The
reports on rye, barley, flax, corn
and oats are favorable.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
Depot Robbed.

!. WatertoW,n, S. D., Aug. SO. - The
Great Northern depot was broken in to
last night and the safe opened by
burglars and between 5000 and $500
taken When the late freight pulled
into the station at 2::3o the drawers OF
the safe were found out On the plat
form. No clue has been found. There
seems to be a gang of thieves working
in this city Tuesday three men
walked into the Chicago store, and,
while two of them held the attention
Of the clerk. the other tried to get
away with bolt of cloth. They We're
caught in the act and were given
thirty DAYS in iail
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
First Day of the Fall Term
One Week From Today,
September Z.
EXPECTED THAT ATTENDANCE
WILL BE LARGE.
Will be Necessary to Rent Two
or Three Outside RO0ms.--
New Teachers.

The Bemidii school will open
for the fall term next Monday,
Sept. 9TH. Little in the way Of
studying will be done the first
day. The most important matter
will be that of enrolment and
assigning the pupils to their re-
spective grades. It is desired
that all children expecting to at
tend be present on the first day,
or if not then, on Tuesday, SO
that the exact number of pupils
map be obtained and calculations
for accommodating them made
accordingly.
Last year there We're nearly
700 pupils enrolled. AS there
are only nine rooms used for
school purposes in the building
it was necessary to rent two out
side rooms. The enrolment this
year will be even larger.
Including the city superinten-
Hsnt and principal Of the high
school twelve teachers have been
engaged for the year. Their
names, together with the grades
they will teach, are as follows:
H. M. Edmunds, superinten
dent; Miss Bright, principal
high school; Miss McClennan,
eighth grade; Miss Desjardines,
sixth and seventh grades; Miss
Campbell, fifth grade; Miss Stohl,
fourth grade; Miss Covell, third
grade; Miss Minton and Miss
tdeffron, first grade; Miss Miller
and Miss AT1en. primary; Mrs.
Trask, unassigned as yet.
Several of the teachers are new
to Bemidji, while others taught
here last year. Most OF them are
from out of town and will arrive
and prepare for work this was,ss
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
START YOUNG
Average Age of Minnesota Teach
ers Beginning Work is
I6 Years.

That Minnesota school teach
ers begin their labors at an early
age is shown in a statement is
sued by j. w. Olson, state super
intendent of public instruction.
At the Moorhead Normal school,
for example, the average age OF
the teachers in attendance as
pupils is seventeen years, and
the average age at which they be.
gan to teach was 16 years. Of
the A, $50 teachers that attended
the sumniera training schools not
one began teateach after the age
of nineteensyears.
The enroIment atsthe summer
schools included l, ,137 graduates
from common SCHOOLS, 1,127
from high schools, 212 from
normal schools, and III from
coiNges. First grade certificates
are held by only $50 out of 4 1853
teachers: second grade by 1,761,
and third grade by 436. The
fetal cost of the summer schools
was S26, ,346,12.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
Minnesota State Fair.

The Great Northern railway
has announced a special rate Of
one fare plus so cents for the
round trip to st. Paul. Tickets
on sale August 20 to September
5, inclusive. Final return limit
September Z. For full informa
ton apply to E. E. Chamberlain,
agent.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31

down town dcstrlc.s Yesterday maj
portion of the country between here
and Lake Manawa, five miles south, is
a lake. Street cars We're abandoned
on the line to aauawa and launches
partly artificial, overlooked and ex-
tensive danage was done Only one
railroad HAD clear, tracks ont Of Conn-
Gil Bluffs yesterday. Eastern mails
are forty-eight hours late.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
MANY BEARS
The Animals Said to Be Plenti.
full Between Northome
and Blackduck.

Men working on the Mime
sofa & international between
Northome and Blackduck report
bears plentiful this year IN the
neighborhood of the track. Sev-
Feral have been seen this summer,
but none of them have been
killed owing to the fact that
those who saw them did not hap
pen to have a gun along at the
time.
One day last week young
brakeman was surprised on get
tingsoff the train to turn a switch
to see a little cub sitting in the
ditch looking at him The bear
was such a small one that it
might have been captured, but
the railroad man was so startled
that he Immediately grabbed
hold of the car beside him and
.clambered on top. The bear
turned and ran with all speed.
soon disappearing in the brush
Why is it that Daily Pioneer
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31

Turtle Lake Wis. Aug so Mrs.
Frank Nenltz came TO town and re-
ported finding the remains of deaG
man in the woods and almost the en-
stre population of the village is out
searching for the body
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
RAINFALL RECORD BROKEN.
Precipitation in Sioux City Makes /;
New Mark.

Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. go = The
record for heavy rainfall since the es-
tablish -ent of the government
weather. bureau in Sioux City was
broken with yesterdays fall of 81
inches. During the eight months
from Jan 1, 1908, total of 3351
inches have fallen. which exceeds any
record for full year in the last th1r-
teen years.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
STEAMER SPRINGS ALEAEe.
ImperilIed Sailors Saved by Lifesav.
ina Crew.

Harrsville, Mich Aug 80 The
steamer Jonn Di,ncan, with a cargo
of iron ore and crew of nineteen
persons, oegan 10 leak OFF this port at
midnight Oh Thursday @nd so rapidly
did the water gain on the pumps that
all hope Of saving the vessel was
abandoned. A Sturgeon Point lifesav
ing crew came 10 the rescue Of the
imperilled sailors about noon yester.
day and the boat was headed for
shore. where it was beached in twen-
ty feet Of water A terrific northwest
gale was sweepina AXE Huron at the
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
Appoint Successor.

Among other matters to come
up before the council tonight is
that of app. inting a successor to
Judge Achenbach as justice OF
the peace. There are several
candidates for the position, and
it is difficult to predict who will
win out.
Subscribe for The Pioneer.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
Special Rates.

The Minnesota & international
railway has announced a special
rate of one fare plus 80 cents for
the round trip to ST. Paul on ac-
count of the state fal1. Tickets
on sale from August229 to Sept.
) Final return limit, Sept. Z.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
LIVES LOST IN FLOODS.
Railroads Are Still Sufferers From
RiCh Water.

High Water.
Omaha, Neb, Aug, 80. = Jefferson
Keep aEti Edgar hamilton boSs, Ment
swimming in some back-water IN
South Omaha and Mere drowned. -
Willie Paulscn lost his life in the
flooded cellar cf his home in Council
Bluffs
Iiilroads are still sufferers, al
though few trains were started yes
terday All east-bound traffic on the
Burlington is going via St. Joseph.
Other roads are sending their passen-
gers by circuitous routes. To-day is
expected to bring relief as all the
roads have large gangs at work on
damaged tracks.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-31
Depot Struck by Liohtninu.

Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. 80. Light
ming last night struck the Iowa Cen
tral railroad depot at Eddyyille, Iowa,
where 1,59o pounds of dynamite were
stored. but twelve persons in the
h1lilding at the time ESCAPED
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Adnith SteaIino Pony,

Little Falls, MINI, Aug 30-Rob-
ert Ieyerly. aged fourteen, of Sauk
Rapids, was arrested here charged
with stealing a pony from w, c.,
Prouty. for whom he was working. He
admits the theft.
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time ana lcr hours as the raen
manned the pumps they expected mo-
mentarily 70 50 to the bottom.
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IS TODAY
Final Hearing of the Land
Office Question at Wash
ington, D. c.

Although the final hearing of
the Cass Lake land office ques
tion will be held today the de
.cision may not be announced for
several days. 1t will probably
be made known within a day or
two, however.
Congressman Buchanan and A..
G.. Bernard, the latter of Cass
Lake, will speak for Cass Lake
and Congressman Steenerson,
L. H. Bailey and E. E. Craw
ford will represent Bemidjl.
Bots sides have maps prepared.
A great deal Of interest has been
manifested by the metropolitan
press in the questa4 sud con-
siderable space has been devoted
II it; Whether Bemidji wins or
Easas sheshas obtained a good
Y1GafF Fi0f sadva l,ti i11u
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Merrill, Wis. Aug. 80 The mad
dog epidemic has reached Merrill and
number OF dogs have been bitten.
Tlv police force was kept busy all day
Yesterday killing doors
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RowBoATs I'M STREETS.
Lower Portions Of Council Bluffs Are
der Mater

Under Water.
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Aug so. All
the lower portsu,s of the city are still
under water that has reached the
lower floors of many homes. Row
boats ere/used in several of the
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MAD DOG EPlDEMios.
Eight Persons Are sitten in Hold

redge, Neb.
Sioux City. Iowa, Aug. 80. The
town Of ttoldretlse. Neb,.is in pan
iclly condition owing to the fact that
eight persons have been bitten by
dogs supposed to be mad. Five OF the
victims haveN gone TO Chicago tor
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Why is it that Daily Pioneer
wantads bring such good results:
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Powders tilk

Chemists in the department of
agriculture are experimenting
witha new process for powder
ingMnk It is reduced to a
-four like substance that still re-
talnsle nourishment ] Of milk
and can be kept indefinitely.
Skinned milk, which hRsbeen a
waste product on the farm, will
assume new economic import
ance, as it makes splendid
powdered milk. II you are mere
ly attempting to sustain life,
powdered milk will serve very
we'll, but if you want to enjoy
life you will use golden grain
belt beer It nourlshes the body
completely and besides is ex-
sceedingly delicious as a table
beverage. You will be glad to
have a case at home. Order of
your nearest dealer or be sup
Piled by John Essler. Bemidji.