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The Washington times., 1903-03-13
MISSING MASCOT PAT"
BACK IN ENGINE HOUSE
Coach Dog Absent From Home
Two Days.

After an absence OF forty-eight hours.
Pat" mascot and fredog of Truck c.
scampered down Fourteenth Street. and
stopped in front OF the company's quar-
ters early this morning. He gave vent
TO one loud yelp TO announce his re-
turn. assumed an attitude OF expectancy.
awaiting a welcome.
In moment. the doors OF the station
were thrown back with a bang A
drowsy- looking fireman appeared. He
took hasty glance at the dog. and then
emitted shout which echoed through
out the building. Supreme happiness
was written upon the face of both man
and beast
Pats return was the signal for gen
eral rejoicing among the members of
Truck c. He had disappeared two days
ago. and it is believed that he had been
stolen This theory is given strength by
the fact that a mysterious telephone
message was received yesterday that the
dog was confined in the home of a ply
stefan.
The canine is one Of the most intel
ligent pets In the department He is
a large spotted coach dog OF a good
breed. and has followed his comrades
into the hercest OF fires. For anyone
wearing the uniform he possesses a
great affection. which is amply recipro-
Gated
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
PASSENGERS AND DRIVER
MURDERED BY BANDITS
Three Women Among Victims Of
Mexican Stage Tragedy.

TUCSON. Ariz.. March 13.-Bandits at
tackled the Potam and Torrin stage run
ming along the Yaqui River in Sonora.
murdered the driver. and six passengers.
and stripped the bodies Of everything OF
value. Tuesday afternoon. The b5dies
were still warm when found.
Not one Of the passengers Of the i'll
fated stage survive TO tell the story Of
the hold-up. Among the passengers
were Hitherto Alvarado and his wife;
Mrs. c. II. Gonzales. of Potam. and SEN
orita Julia Roido. of the same place.
Alvarado was a rich ranch proprietor
on the Vaqui River. and was supposed
to be carrying a large sum Of money.
but his business manager says that ne
had only small amount in his posses
sion when murdered.
The Mexican officers at Potam are puz-
zled to explain why the women we're
killed, and are inclined to believe that
the outrage was committed By the va
quts. who. growing bold. ventured down
10 the river. A detail has taken the
trail OF the murderers. but they have
lied back into the unfrequented and al
most impregnable mountains. and their
capture is improbable
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Vaudeville and Dance Given at Ma
sonic Temple.

The entertainment and dance given by
Local % OF the International Brother
hood OF Electrical Workers in Masonic
Temple Wednesday night was a marked
success, and the 600 or more persons
who attended spent an enjoyable even
mig.
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted OF Z. Nothnagle, Of the entertain
ment committee; Z. A. Nelson. jr., floor
committee; G. A. Malone, reception
committee; G. A. Neal, decoration com
mittee. ana II. W. sherman. printing
committee. The floor committee were
f. A. Nelson. ir.. K. A. Barron, j. s.
Hebbard. J. II. HofIacker. Walter Kern,
r X. Macintosh. ". W. Maxwell. Fred
Mitchell, Bernard O'Leary. ". T. Padget.
J. J. Purcell, j. I. Rosser. II. W. War
then, oscar Walters, and Charles Vose
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
POWDER CAR EXPLODED
BY FREIGHT COLLISION
Narrow Escape From Horror Near
Scene of Recent Olean Disaster.

CLEAN. y. Y. March ia bad
the yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad
in East Olean. about quarter of a
mile east OF the bridge over the clean
Creek. A switch engine was backing
over a switch with several cars, among
which was one loaded with powder.
An Incoming freight from the south col
lided with the switch engine in a dense
fog
The collision caused the car Of powder
TO explode with terrific force. sending
one car door 300 feet away against
house. Pieces OF powder cans were
found hundreds Of feet away lodged in
trees.
IN the incoming train were three cars
OF dynamite. which fortunately did not
explode
Engineer Benjamin Greenwood and
Fireman r. +. Pennington OF the switch
engine. jumped just in time TO avoid
the crash. which drove the cab over
upon the boiler. Fireman Frank Newell
OF the other train also jumped, but En-
gineer Dan Stump stuck to his post.
and escaped unhurt. Altogether there
were seven cars demolished.
There are fourteen houses on Rail-
road Avenue, directly opposite the scene
OF the explosion, and on the other side,
within a few hundred feet. are many
more. Had the dynamite exploded hun
dreds would have been killed.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
LOCAL PAINTERS GIVE
SUPPORT TO STRIKERS
In Sympathy With Their Brethren
in PittSburg.

Daniel Lear. business agent for No
36S. Local Union of Painters. has warned
the painters. paperhangers. and dec
orators OF this city against going to
Pittsburg to work. This action was
taken because PittsburE contractors
have repeatedly advertised in the local
newspapers for painters. paperhangers.
and decorators. They wish TO pay the
men So 20 per day. but at present there
are $500 or more men in those lines Of
business on a strike IN Pittsburg. and
holding out for $500 a day. The en-
ployers refuse 10 grant the increase in
wages. and have advertised in the Phila-
delphia. Washington. and New York
papers for the men they need 20 carry
out their contracts.
The strike was begun by the painters,
who say the 40 cents increase was
promised them, but the promise was not
kept. The paperhangers' and decor
ators' unions went on a sympathetic
strike, and have been out since March 2.
The Pittsburg men hope 20 secure their
increase by warning the woTkmen Of
this and other cities against going TO
Pittsburg 10 work for $500 a day, when
they can get $500 by remaining away
until the contractors yield TO their en-
ployes demands. 1t is believed the
strike will only be OF brief duration be-
cause Of the large numbers OF build
ings now in course Of construction IN
the Smoky City.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
SUBDISTRICT EPwoRTH
LEAGUE TO MEET

Arrangements have been completed Tor
the Subdistrict Epworth League meet
ing which is to be held at Union NJ z.
Church this evening r. T. Israel,
president Of the District League,
will preside over the exercises and
the devotional services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Page MiIburn. pastor
OF the church. The feature OF the
evening viii be an address by the Rev.
J. E Gilbert. who has consented 10
talk on Method Of Bible Study" Lee
Roy Birch will sing a soho. Mrs. F. T.
Israel and Lyman J.. Pierce will give
ive-minute talks. Edith Pickering will
also sing At the conclusion OF these
exercises a social hour will be spent.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
SEEKS REPRESENTATION
IN COMMERCE DEPART MENT
Delegation of knights of Labor Sees
the President.

President Roosevelt received a call at
the White House Offices yesterday from
a delegation representing the Knights
OF Labor. asking for recognition for the
labor element in the selection OF GER
tain officials in the Department Of
Commerce Those who called were
Thomas P. ODea. grand master work
man or District Assembly Sc. K. Of l.;
Thomas II. Canning, general secretary
treasurer Of the organization. and Simon
Burns. Of Pittsburg, president OF the
Window Glass Workers. OF the knights
OF Labor.
After seeing the President, the three
callers proceeded TO the opposite end
OF the Executive Offices. where Secre-
tary COrtelyou has his headquarters
temporarily. and laid their request be-
fore him. The Secretary assured them
OF due consideration when appointments
came to be made.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.

Dahlgren Council. National Union.
celebrated its first anniversary last
Tuesday evening About three hundred
OF its members and their families We're
present and enjoyed very pleasing
literary program. followed by an elabo-
rate buffet luncheon and dancing.
The program was as follows: Address
Charles A. Smith singing. America ="
Schubert Quartet; recitation. An
Old Sweetheart Of Nine jeremiah r.
Pittman: recitation. Miss Mai Emlsn.
solo. C. L. Stiefel; monologue. John
Deviny; recitation, Willard Colman:
Schubert Quartet.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
UNION PACIFIC GIVES
POSTAL RIGHT OF WAY

OMAHA. March 13.-The Union Pa
ciic Railroad Company and Postal Tele-
graph Company have come 20 an agree
ment by which the Postal Company viii
build line Of wire on the Union Pa
cihc right OF way from Omaha 70 the
Pacific Coast.
The total cost OF construction VIII be
81. 500. 600 The object OF the new line
is to connect the Postal Company's sys-
tenn more directly with the Pacific cable.
now being constructed by the Mackay
interests.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIALIST MEETINCS-Local Washington Citv
Socialist Party meets in Hockemevcr's Hall
We 9Th ~. NV. commencing SUNDAY. MARCH
IL ?. m. All interested cordially invited
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
LOCAL ASSEMBLY Sc
ANSWERS JOHN HAYES
Says Lathers Are Regular" Knights
Of Labor.

District Assembly &c. x. OF l., last
night appointed a committee 10 answer
through The Times the contentious re-
Gently set forth by John ". Hayes. as TO
the regularity OF the striking fathers.
This committee included James =. Coch-
ran. A. NJ. Lawson. J. +. O'Mara. J. X.
Potter. and Thomas Shehan, chairman.
The last named makes the following
statement:
AT the regular meeting OF District
Assembly Sc. Knights OF Labor. last
night. the interview with John ". Hayes
published in yesterdays Times was
brought 10 the attention Of the meet
ing. and the following reply was directed
TO be furnished 10 The Times for pub
location in order that the people Of
Washington may know the facts in the
case.
Lathers in Good Standing.
I'm the first place Local Assembly
1902, Metal Lathers, is a regular and
bona hde assembly In good standing IN
the order Of the Knights OF Labor. and
IS so recognized both by District Assem-
bly, Sc, to which body every local assem-
bly, in the city Of Washington is at
tached, and also by the general assem-
bly,. aud the local Building Trades COun-
Gil.
In the second place, John W. Hayes
Is not recognized as either an officer or
even a member OF the order by District
Assembly GO or by the General Assem-
bly,.
THE fact that Hayes is not a knight
OF Labor is well shown by his own state
ment that he had been trying 10 help
the Federation in its fight against
knights OF Labor in this city.
THE allegation OF Hayes that the
members of Sc are pseudo knights who
had been suspended. is SO palpably IN
true that Il is hardly worth denying.
District Assembly sc was organized over
twenty years ago. and was then, and has
sever since been. composed OF all-the 10
cal assemblies in good standing in The
District of Columbia.
Deserve Fair Treatment.
District SO during all these years has
been, and S. today. in good standing in
the knights OF Labor. The members of
the Lathers' and all the other local as
semblies in the District are good and
law-abiding citizens OF Washington;
they have been employed in nearly every
line OF skilled industry satisfactorily by
the business men OF the city; they have
been good patrons OF the business men
OF Washington. and they deserve fair
treatment.
The attempt OF the officers OF the
Federation. with the assistance OF this
man Hayes. 10 deprive honest and indus
trious workmen OF the District OF Co
1ur,bia Of their rfpht To uork gfrnnI,-
because they are members OF the
Knights OF Labor is not only unjust. but
unlawful saudSth e. knights Of Labor nre
determined 10 protect their rights by all
lawful means against such injustice
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
WANT CoNvICTS RUSHED
TO LEvEES

JACKSON, Miss. March s2.-zTheslevee
board, in session at Clarksdale. has
asked that forces OF coDyicts be- ruShed
TO the levee section in IssaQuena coun-
ty where the embankments are reported
TO be in great danger. This will be done.
Officers OF Sharkey county have request
ed supply Of tents. as breaks I'm the
levees above VIII render hundreds OF
families homeless
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
WILL NOT PRESS CHARGE.

A telegram was received az the First
precinct station this morning from
William A Weed, OF New York. saying
that he did not wish TO press the charge
OF larceny against Florence Vernon. who
is accused OF having stolen $50 from him.
Weed is IN Boston at the present time,
and does not desire TO come 10 Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
ASKS A RECEIVER.

Howard L. wilkins today fled suit
against II. Clay Jones. OF Alexandria.
Va. asking for the appointment OF a re-
ceiver to take charge OF certain fund.
81 600. to the credit OF the latter. in
the United States Treasury. Wilkins
says that Jones is indebted 10 him in
the sum OF S314.03 on a promissory note
dated December "a. 1900.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK. March 13.-Arrived: Ger
manic from Liverpool. Alliancia from
Colon. Weimar from Genoa. Victorian
from Liverpool.
The Washington times., 1903-03-13
To Make This Even More Distinct

example made up
for $1,000 $3.50 and $1,000 These according
this the thing S6OS sos.
You plainly 5000 $500 500 1880
and is
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
TURKS UGLY WORK
DEFENsELESS VILLAGERS ARE
TREAcRERoUsLY PUT TO
DEATH.
KEEP UP TIT AWFUL BuTCHfRy
INHABITANTS OF ONE TOWN
MAssAc7ED AFTER THEY
SURRENDERED.
u. S. WARsnlPs DUf TO ARRIVE
u. S. WARsnlPs Duf TO ARRIVE
THEIR PROGRAM WILL DEPEND
UPON MINISTER LElsH.
MANS REPORT.

London, Sept 5.-The Daily Nails
correspondent, in a dispatch from
Monas1ir dated Aug 81, tells OF an
ineffectual attempt he made to pene-
trate the Albanian Gordon and reach
Armensko He was threatened with
death and compelled to return under
guard
He gives numerous instances OF
Turkish Brutality and treachery,
The villagers of Armensko We're mas.
sacred before a single insurgent vts-
tied the place The Inhabitants of the
village of Nevofhas, near FIorina,
were butchered while on their way to
Florina under guard after having sur.
rendered on guarantee OF immunity.
At Florina continues the correspond
ent, the Christians are III a state OF
abject fear and they are handicapped
by bigoted Greek metropolitan vino
orders them to stay in tine village
and not to flee, with the result that
the savage soldiery murder them by
scores.
The European residents Of Monas-
tir..including tl' consul - are III a
state of great anxiety. Many, includ-
ing the Italian csnsJ;l. have recently
been insulted BY solder Operations
commenced last Thursday on an or
ganized scale against the insurgents,
and bodies CT troops are operating IN
all directions. but no details have yet
arrived.
Washington, Sept. 5 a dispatch
came to the state department rom
Minister Leishman at Const4ntinople,
but it contained no news OF lmpoT,
lance. merely reciting the fact as told
in the dispatches yesterday that the
porte had warned the foreign embas-
sizes and legations that the Bulgarian
agitators were projecting outrage5
against them and requesting them to
take precautions.
1t is expected that the Brooklyn
and San Francisco will arrive of Bel.
rut today and the Machias off Port
Said. Upon arrival their commanders
will cable full reports about the sltu-
alton. Upon the receipt OF these adj
vices and the expected report of Min-
lister Leishman will depend the pro-
gram of the state department.
Forced to Contribute.
Bucharest, Sept 5. M. 5vetkof,
the agent here of the Macedonia
committee, has been arrested for ex-
torting by menaces of death, suDscrip-
lions to the funds of the reyo. ltion-
lists The police discovered receipts
signed by Boris sarafcff, the revolu-
tionary leader, for sums aggregating
Sc, 900. Svetkoff has been in the
habit Of crossing the frontier to send
the money to Sarafoff-
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TO FIX ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
The Commission Holds Its First Meet
ina i'm the London Foreign Office.


ins in the London Foreign Office.
London, Sept s. The Alaskan
boundary commissioners held their
first meeting yesterday in the confer
ence room Of the foreign office. Prior
to the formal assembling the com
missioners met in their conference
room and selected Reginald T. Tower
Of the British Diplomatic service.
formerly attached to the legation az
Washington and recently minister to
Siam, as secretary OF the commission
J. r. Carter: second secretary OF the
United States embassy, and Mr.. Pope.
representative of the Canadians,
were named as assistant secretaries.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone was
subsequently chosen chairman Of the
committee 1t was announced that
oral arguments would commence
Sept. 15 and Lord Alvcrstone ex-
pressed the hope that they would be
finished by Oct. 8.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
JAPs SEIZE SHIPS.
Incident May Lead to Serious lnterna-
tionaI Complicatio

London, Sept. s. The Tien-tsili-
correspondent of the Standard tele-
graphs that the steamer Stanley
Dollar has been seized by a Japanese
man-ofwar because II did not have
the permission Of Korea to trade in
lumber A dispatch Yesterday from
Pekin said that the Stanley Dollar
formerly Danish vessel butno
owned by an American, which was
sent by a Russian company from
Tien-tsin to YonsamDho az the mouth
OF the Yalu river. vas prevented from
entering Yongampho by Japanese
gunboat whose commander said
Yongampho was not an open port and
that foreign vessels had no right to
enter it.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
HIS REPORTED CRITICISM or
BEAuPRE's ACTIVITY is
NOT LIKED.

+ Washington, Sept 5. Additional
instructions have been cahled Mr..
Beaupre. the American minister at
Bogota, reterating the position CT this
government regarding the canal
treaty,
The state department assumes en-
tire responsibility for every reple.
sentation of Mr., Beaupre to the Bogo-
ia government concerning the treaty.
and his activity in this direction Is
heartily indorsed by the president and
Secretary Hay.
Minister Beaupre's latest instruc-
tons advise him that President
Roosevelt will not enter into any en-
gasement with tire Colombian gov-
ernment Which Will hamper his seope
of action under the canal laW Fals
government viii not indicate what Its
Course of Action
will be in the event the treaty is re-
jectell Dr. Herran, the Colombian
charge, will BE- asked as to the truth
OF his reported criticism OF Minister
BeaupFe'5 ACTIVITY at !59gota. Flle=aaA:
legged CRITICISM by Nj .ierran was rot
Mah received al the state departmcnI
MI Calvo the Costa Rican mllls-
ter spelt sGfne time at the state sle.
pal,tment scsteraay in convessatlon
with seeretals i9ay about the canal
sitpsl zen, The visit WAS entirely IN
formal Ifatl Sept %. when the time
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Congregational. Minister Placed Under
Arrest in Orenor.

Hillsboro. Or. Sept. s.. The Rev r.
H. Kennedy, Congregational minis,
ter, is under arrest on charge OF
burglary. He is suspected Of robblng
the residence Of q H Warren The
Rev. Dr. Kennel. was placed under
arrest on the statement of the woman
of the house, who claimed to recog-
nize the voice Of the burglar as the
voice she had often heard in the pui-
pit
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
Injured bv Boiler Explosion.

Newark. n J., Sept. 5. A boiler
explosion which caused panic for a
time in the business center of the
town occurred yesterday in the en-
CINE room of the Van Wrinkle COM
pany, manufacturers of acids, chem
icals and dyestuffs Six men were
badly injured as aeresult Of the ex-
plosion and damage to the extent of
$4,000 was done.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
MOTHER is KILLED.
Shot Dead by Another Woman White
Attending to t!er Baby

Denver, Sept. S. Mrs. Theodore
Kruse, wife OF a bookbinder, was shot
and killed at her home by Mrs Kate
Bernardine The woman was arrest
ed. She declined to make any state.
ment. The cause of the shooting is
supposed to be jealousy. Mrs. Kruse
was attending her eight-months:old
baby when called to the door by Mrs
Bernardine, who Immediately fired
through the wire netting.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
HAD HOT FIGHT.
insurgents and ConstabuIary Engage

Insurgents and ConstabuTaTy Engage
in Battle Near Laquna de Bay.
Manila, Sept 5 The Jolo constab-
ulary have come in conflict with &
body of insurgents in the Province OF
-Gavite7 near--the az a ssstfttfa Delay ana
killed twenty of them during a sharp
engagement The constabulary had
one man killed during the fight. Re-
Inducements have already left Manila
for the scene of the disturbance to
subdue the insurgents, WHO have
taken up strong position in the
mountains which flank the I.aguna.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
Drops Throuah BRIDGE.

Charlotte, n. c., Sept "a passen-
ger train on the Southern railway, be-
tween Rock Hill and Yorkville, s. G,
went through trestle. Several
deaths are reported, but no partlcu-
lars are available.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
Shot From Ambus

Copemish, Mich, Sept 5 F. J.
Baird was fatally shot from ambush
in Springdale township by Charles
Cortes Cortes went to Deer Creek
and gave himself up. The men had
quarreled over rent.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
SOUGHT Prenjers Life.

London, Sept. dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Kobe, Japan
says three Japanese have been arrest
ed on suspicion of plotting the as
sassination of the premier of Japan,
Viscount Katsura. --.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-09-05
Killed His Accus er.

Eiwood, Ind, Sept "a. ]. Baker,
a well known business man. shot and
Killed Fred Kiser. a butcher The
dead man had approached Baker on
the street and accused him of=inti-
macy with his wife
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THE CITY

Z - - ~ - - -
Wemix paints to order. Jones 6
Y. Holmes Of Brainesd is in
the city.
Geo. Anderson is up from
Minneapolis.
D. d. Rolfe of Blackduck is in
town on business.
John Davis is here from Nary.
B. F.. Mcdonald Of Laporte is
visiting in the city
w. A. Lyon of Shevlin is in the
city.
A, T. Wheelock has returned
from Blackjack.
A. C. Baker Of DEBORAH, Ia, is
registered at the Markham.
Finest Boston brown bread and
baked beans at the Lakeside bak-
cry today. 110-11
b. j. Austin, assistant cashier
of the First Matt onal bank at
Wadena is in the city to spend
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Villman returned
last night from a Two weeks
visit in the Twin Cities.
Miss Alice Pickston of Wadena
is visiting with friends in Be
midi.
The Lakeside bakery's Boston
brown bread and baked beans
are delicious. On sale every
Saturday. 11O-ll
Miss Dilla Brad ford Of Hub
bard is in the city.
Furnished rooms for=rentzover
the Boyer building Inc
upstairs. 54-tf
A. r. Marsh of Minneapolis is
transacting business in Bemid il.
Miss Henrietta Rose arrived
from Grand Forks yesterday
Short mill wood for sale. 50
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company. 1l3-tf
j. Kennedy is in town from.
Grand Forks.
Boston brown bread and baked
beans every Saturday at the
Lakeside bakery. Join the push.
and bring your pail. 11O-11
G. r. Hunt.of Duluth is regis
tered at the Markham.
Oscar Seilz Of Superior is in
the city.
Join the procession Saturday
and get some Boston brown
bread and baked beans at 1.-THE.
Lakeside bakery. 11O-11
Mrs. Louis Olson will return
from attending the state fair
tonight.
Marshal Burdehn is in town
from Nebish.
John Quigley Of Thief River
Falls is transacting business in
the city.
Keep up with the times and
buy Boston brown bread and
baked beans at the LakesideBak-
cry every Saturday. Don't for
get to bring a pail along. 11O.11
Harry Blont Of Nebish had his.
arm broken in Bemidj il this morn
in&by falling from a wagon. He
was under the influence Of liq uor
at the time.
Lab0ring Mems Choice to Buy a
Home.
We have several 40 acre tracts
of good farm land close to north
end Of Bemidji lake which we
will offer for the next 30 DAYS at