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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-11

based on returns chiefly from upstate.
Greater New York returns are very
late.
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
William Barnes, Jr., chairman of the
Republican state executive committee
at state headquarters in charge during
the absence of Governor Odell an
nounced at 1885 p. m. that he claims
New York state for Roosevelt by
100000 and for Higgins by $4,000.
New York, Nov. S.-William Barnes,
Jr., executive chairman of the
Republican state committee claimed
the state for Roosevelt at $50 p. m.
by 10000 0and added: "The plurality
may reach 100000 For Mr. Higgins l
claim the state by $4,000.
RoOSEVELT'S ELECTION CERTAIN.
New York, Nov. Sat Z O'Clock the
indications were that Roosevelt had
carried New York state by a large
majority. New York and Brooklyn
returns were still coming in slowly.
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defeated by Codd, Republican.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN.

defeated by Codd, Republican.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.--Roosevelt
carries Wisconsin but the returns are
incomplete. LaFollette, regular Re-
publican is probably elected governor.
AND INDIANA TOO.
Indianapolis, Nov. 8.-Returns from
the vote in Indiana are not coming in
very fast, owing to the length of the
ticket and the slowness of the count.
but all indications point to sweep
ing Republican victory. Eight pre-
cincts from different sections show
gains of six to the precincts and the
probability is that the state is Repub.
lican from 10000 to 100000
OREGON FOR ROOSEVELT.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 8.--A clear.
sunshiny day brought out a big vote.
1t is claimed Roosevelt will carry the
state by $4,000.
DOUGLASS ELECTED.
Boston, Nov. 8.-Returns from out.
side cities are meagre but indications
are that the candidates will gain and
lose in the same proportion as in Bos.
ton
If the figures and percentage are
sustained by later returns the local
votes for each candidate will be In
this neighbOrhOOd:
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FLASH LIGHT,


New York, Nov. S.-The World has
Just flashed a white light from its
dome, the signal indicating that
Roosevelt is elected
EAGLE COMEDIES IT.
New York, Nov. S.-The Brooklyn
Eagle which has been supporting
Parker announces that Roosevelt has
carried New York state.
AND THE JOURNAL.
New York, Nov. S.-The Evening
Journal, Democratic. has just conceded
the election of Roosevelt
New York, Nov. 8.-The Evening
Journal, Democratic, issued an extra
at 1880 stating that Roosevelt is elect
ed president. Returns at that hour
were still very meagre but were very
favorable to the president.
EARLY RETURNS.
New York, Nov. S.-Early returns
made the state look favorable for
Roosevelt and Herrick. This view is
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THE STORY TOLD IN BULLETINS
Earlier Dispatches to the Morning News Giving the
Returns of Tuesdays Elections From All
the United States.
ROOSEVELT CARRIED PARKER's

plurality.
ROOSEVELT CARRIED PARKER'S S
DISTRICT.
Rosemount, Esopus, N. Y, Nov. s.
Roosevelt carried Judge Parker's own
residence district, the Third Esopus,
by Ia majority. The usual Republican
majority is 46. In this district there
were 1898 ballots cast, of which Roose-
welt received 154 straight and 10 split.
Parker received 1870 straight and 29
split
CLAIMS 100000 PLURALITY.
New York. Nov. 8.-Secretary l.. A.
Coolidge of the Republican national
committee claims New York state for
Roosevelt by 100000 and vote below
the Bronx of less than $4,000 for Park
er.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Mass, Nov. S.-119 towns in
Massachusetts, gives Bates 21,S99; Dou-
glass 1929; Roosevelt 26,812, and
Parker 10.461.
Boston. Nov. S.-S2 towns in Massa-
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but the figures available showed that
the president vas running well in
Greater New York.
BY carrying New York Roosevelt
seems assured Of majority in the
electoral college
BUFFALO REPUBLICAN.
Buffalo. N. Y. Nov. 8.-Complete
returns from all the city districts show
that Roosevelt carries Buffalo by
9,572 and Higgins for governor by
2.565
ROOSEVELT CARRIES ROCHEs-
TER.
Rochester, N. Y, Nov. S.-Rochester
city has been carried by Roosevelt by
over 5000 plurality; Monroe county by
5000. Higgins for governor carries
Monroe county by 1900
NEARLY 100000 OUTSIDE OF
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 8.-Returns from
one tenth of the precincts above the
Bronx indicate Roosevelt's plurality
outside Of Greater New York at $685.
TAI: Higgins for governor lss.S2O.
MIDDLETOWN REPUBLICAN.
Middletown, N. Y, Nov. 8.--Middle-
town city gives Roosevelt sit major
ity. higgins Sa4 majority. The Re-
publicans have swept the city.
PARKER CARRIES HUDSON.
Hudson. N. Y. Nov. .s-The returns
Tor the city of Hudson. on the COM
piete count. give Roosevelt li79 and
Parker 1861. The vote for governor ia
ilA for Higgins and l41l for Herrick.
= ITHACA FOR ROOSEVELT.
Ithaca. N. Y, Nov s.--This city gives
Roosevelt Sis plurality; Higgins 30e
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a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PiLEs.
Itching. Blind. Riesding and Protruding
ptlcs: Your druEHtst WIN refund money
. 10 IL days. SOC. 60
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BULLETIN 2

Rosemount, Esopus, N. Y, Nov. s.-Judge
Parker has just sent the following congratu
latory message to President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt,
White House, Washington.
THE people, by their vote, have
emphatically approved your administration
and I congratulate you"
(Signed) ALTON 3. PARKER.
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ROOSEVELT'S REPLY

Washington, d. c., Nov. S.-The president
has replied to Judge Parker's telegram as
follows:
Alton B. Parker
II thank you for your congratula
tions." THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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gam. ne entlr6 DemOcratiC CITY
ticket is elected and the common
council. SO -
Washington county gives Roosevelt
4,500 majority; Higgins only 200 be.
hind -, . =
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN. =
lincoln. Neb.. Nov. Hs.-All indica-
tions point TO Nebraska having cast
the heaviest vote today In It's history
The state is conceded to Roosevelt by
$4,000 over Watson, Parker being
third in the race. A bitter fight was
made all day on Mickey. Republican
candidate for reelection for governor
and Berge. his opponent IL possibly
elected. The returns have been very
slow coming In and reliable estima.
ton of the result In the governorshir
will not be obtainable until a late
hour tonight. r'7
GAINS IN THE STATE.
New York. Nov. S.-Three hundred
and sixty-six election districts out oi
3.024 outside Of New York city give
Roosevelt 101.942; Parker 66,648. Same
districts In 1900 gave Mckinley 1887:
and Bryan 70.986.
HAMILTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 8.-George b
Cox. Republican leader. said at
O'Clock tonight: Present Indication
are that Hamilton county has gon,
Republican by $4,000 TO $4,000. It's I
landslide" =, ~,
MARION COUNTY. IND.
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. s--soveI
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Philadelphia. Nov. S.-The Repub-
licans have made an almost complete
sweep In Pennsylvania carrying tho
state for Roosevelt by over 100000
and electing rs of &c state senators
and 20 Of 80 congressman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-19
The EIks Musicale.

The Elks report a heavy advance
sale of seats for the musicale neX
Tuesday evening at Elks hall.
The local lodge is indeed fortunate
IN securing the talented Mr.. Stanley
10 sing that evening. He mas a voice
c, remarkable sweetness that never
fails to charm an audience. This fact
has been attested by the reception he
las received in several of the cities,
and the press has been unstinting in
its praise of him.
But the singing of Mr.. Stanley is
not the only feature. He carries with
Him a piano soloist that is said to be
one of the finest in the country and
tic young lady is down on the pro.
gam for two or three numbers.
In addition to the regular program,
MISS Nita Williams is arranging a
several numbers for the evening.
The affair is for the benefit of the
E'ks building fund, and it will be the
| first musicale given under the aus
pices of the Elk lodge.
After the regular program, the
young people will dance, and every.
b.dy is invited to participate without
oAlra cost.
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Elks Baseball League.

Last night at the Elks hall in this
city WIS formed what will be known
as the Elks Baseball league. Dallas,
Fort Worth, Denison, Sherman,
Gainesville and Ardmore Elks consti-
tute the league, and will have a
game once or twice a week at some
one of the towns mentioned The
FIRST game participated in by Ardmore
will be with Dallas, at Dallas, about
the first of next month.
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purant Won the series.

The third game OF the Durant-Ard-
more series was won by Durant.
Score 10 to .. Batteries, Ardmore.
Porter and Ragsdaie; Durant, West
~n,oreland and Dougherty.
The Ardmore team returned home
On today's Frisco train and Will now
set in shape for Tishomingo team
wAich opens a three-game series at
this place next Sunday.
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= + !. :. 4. !. + : r :. 1. 1. I. !. :
= NOTES. Il"


j. NJ. Robertson is in the city from
Loco.
J. J. Wells is in the city from Hal.
o%yville.
o. r. Fisher came over from Du
Iaat today.
John c. Mulkey was here today
from Berwyn.
Dr. l. W Folsom went to Purcell
today on business.
i. w. Williams came down from
Purcell this morning.
Miss Estelle Head visited friends
in Marietta this week.
Z. J. Mitchell and wife are in the
city from Wynn6wood.
Mrs. Louise Weddle of sulphur, l.
r. is visiting in the city.
y. y. Jones has returned from a
business trip to Bolton, l. r.
Miss Lillian Higgins of Marietta is
ia the city visiting relatives.
o.. VI. Madden and little daughter
IIclt for Doni-on this morning.
Sol Lewis W HoroVman and II.
G. schultz are in the city from fish.
oriugo.
Mrs. N. p. Fam of Dalton. Ga. is
n the city the guest OF her son. UT.
{ =. Fam.
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| ecture at Broadway NJ. E. Church

There will be a lecture by Mrs.
Naude L. Greene, the temperance
chalk talker, in the Broadway Meth
cost church Saturday evening, May
-, $50 o'clock. Also Monday even
irg. at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Greene's magic fingers cap
tie the eye and heart Of all From
Lcr crayon's point flash out scenes
10th pathetic and humorous.
Look for the announcement for
sunday afternoon.
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o OF HIS DOGS
Coputy Marshal Davis Has a Valu-
able Assortment.

able Assortment.
Being the possessor Of nineteen
Lloodhounds and a couple Of race hor-
SEES, Deputy J. b. Davis of Colbert, in
tie Central district, lets but Few Grim
mails escape him.
Mr.. Davis was in Ardmore yester-
day and to an Ardmoreite reporter
said:
Il have nineteen Of these blood
bounds, among which | nave the En-
gr'sh, the Cuban and the American
breeds. Five of them are bitches
and | derive quite a revenue from the
sale OF the pups, selling them all
he way from $50 70 5000 per pair,
according to age and training.
Il train them nearly every day,
even the older ones, to keep them
hand. The English blood hound is
the kindest one OF the three and will
tail a colder track than the Cuban
or American dog. The Cuban dog is
a fine runner but never opens on
tack.
= can run a negro's track thirty,
X hours after the negro has gene.
lut a white mans smell is harder
a. run.
These dogs will run a man through
fields, across roads, creeks and riy-
c.s on foot, horseback or in wagon,
, IN almost a degree n certainty.
Nh. Davis is very proud of his
dogs.
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Library Fund.

The Ladies of the Leaf will serve
G cam Monday afternoon from 3 TO :
at the home of Mrs. r. w. Randoi for
the benefit OF the public school Ii
b.ury fund. An invitation is extended
to all to be present.
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The special train coming from fish
omingo Sunday will be loaded with
visitors. Join them at the depot and
accompany them to the park to wit
rofs the greatest ball game of the
season. 1873
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CHARGED With Forgery.

Today at noon Deputy Smith Of
Ryan brought in a young white man
10y the name of Henry Cocker, charged
with committing the crime OF forgery
at Lindsay on the 18th inst, by forg-
ms an order for s1.75. He was com
n.itted by Commissioner Morris.
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Another Hunting Party.

S. A. Douglas, Ash Douglass,
Spence Davenport, Boge Nolen, ], G.
Walls and George Criner left in a
wagon this morning on an outing for
three days on Red river. They al
legged before leaving Ardmore that
T. ey would make life intolerable for
the duny Tube where they camped.
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Woodman circle Notice.

Every member OF the Circle is urg.
cd to be present Friday evening, May
%. at S o'clock. Important business
20 be transacted and limitations.
MRS. j.. Y. BONNER, Guard.
MRS. r. II. STURGEON, Clerk.
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Come! See! Hear!

Come and see the wonderful m
artist, Mrs. Maude J.. Greene, at the
Methodist church on Saturday wen
Ing May 81, at $50. At same place
Monday evening, May %, at S o'clock.
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Harry, the ~1-year-old son Cl Mt an"
Yrs. Reifschneider, had a birthday
oelJration yesterday. Quite a number
Of friends were present, refreshments
were served and a very enjoyable
time was had throughout.
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Save a nice sun of money by buy.
ing that new buggy now while viii
hams, Corhn & Co. are making spec
ial prices. IS
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To Hotels and Restaurants.

Prepare to take are of the great
crowds that will be here Sunday to
witness the ball game between Ti-ho-
mingo and Ardmore. The hottest con
test OF the season. 1873
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New Suit Filed.

one suit was filed since yesterday
in the clerks Office. Ed Collins VS..
b. II. Colbert ct al, suit on note for
$1,000, made January 90, 1903.
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home grown berries, wholesale and
retail. Every order delivered prompt
~ Phone 359. 10-1m
CITY FISH MAKNET.
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Notice.

On account of heavy safe for Elks
musicale Tuesday night The opera
hcdse has been engaged. Persons
HClding tickets will have same resery-
&c at Bonner & B%onner's.
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Williams, Corhn & Co. are making
a special ten days run on buggies.
Ncv is your time to buy.
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Da Costa, without an equal, 5 cents
everywhere. l9-4
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The general public is invited TO
the Elks musicale. Remember this.
1871.
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CT course you are going to the
E,Ks entertainment.
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see that your Elk tickets are stamp
ed by the Widow Katzenjammer. l9tf
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Ice for sale every day at Moore d
C,'e on North Caddo. lg-lm
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Ask to see those buggies that Will
Eams, Corhn & Co. are selling a way
down. rs
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Potter, Bowman G Potter, Attor.
Deys. 1910
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Save your health, not the bands
smoke Da Costa. 1874
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The Elk that sells the most tickets
will be given a handsome Elk charm.
D. you hear? lStf
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Ice for sale every day at City Fish
Market. lO-lm
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The Elks entertainment will pleas,
yCV
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! have opened up 2 new rooming
and boarding house at sos West Main
St, near court house Reasonable
MRS. ELKINS.
1-C
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dent.
First published April 20, 1904.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11

the city have been more patriotic
of it's welfare or Jealous of its
future than Judge Reynolds. To
use a common local expression
he s'swamped his own roads to
Bemidji''. 4 public spirited
citizen he has lent his every
effort to the upbuilding Of the
town and has never lost an OPP
portunity to make for its future.
Combined with his public spirit
edness is a personality and in
tegrlty which inspires for him
the warmest friendships and his
removal from Bemidji will cause
the most sincere regret to his
many friends. He haslisted allhis
property for sale and will close
up his business and leave for the
coast as soon as possible.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
Year of 1908 Shows Marked
Increase In Business of
County Probate Court.
STATISTICS SHOW HOW JUDGE
CLARK EARNS HIS SALARY. .s....
Great Deal OF Business Goes Over
the Year and Is at Present
Pending.

Judge Clark, judge of probate
Of Beltrami county, has been
taking a look through the big
books at the Judge of probate S
office and finds that the year Of
1903 was the largest in the his
tory of the judge of probate's
office from a business stand
point.
During the year sixteen estates
were admitted to probate,
eighteen estates were settled up,
nine proceedings in guardianship
were instituted and the courthad
two admissions to the state pub
lie schools at Owatonna. Twenty
five insanity matters were be-
fore the court Of which six were
dismissed ia court, two died at
the state hospital and five have
been dismissed.
There are at present 148 cases
pending on the docket. Judge
Clark finds that he earned his
salary. The record is quite a.
large one for a new county.
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OPERATIONS WILL
BE HELD UP
Bonds of Lumber Co. Must be
Approved Before Reser-
Yation Pine is Cut.
MEANS AN IRKSOME DELAY TO
LUMBERMEN ON GROUND.
Number of Camps Ready to Begin
Cutting Must Await Approx
ing of the Bonds.

A number of the lumber camps
recently put in on the reserva-
ton and ready at present to be-
gin cutting will be tied up tenn
porarily pending the approval of
the lumber companies who
bought the standing timber by
the government authorities.
Superintendent O'Neil, of Cass
Lake, in charge Of the cutting of
reservation pine, notified the
lumbermen on the reservation
that cutting must not be begun
until the bonds We're ready. Sew
eral camps of the Brainerd Lum-
Der company are tied up, among
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
Another Bunch Shipped.

Sergeant White, of the U. S..
recruiting service, yesterday
shipped the third squad of men
which he has been able to enlist
since opening a recruiting office
in Bemidji. The men were Ar
thur G. Davis and Henry Tanner,
who go to infantry service, and
Grenvllle R. Vaughn, who goes
to coast artillery Sergeant
White will remain in Bemidii
during all of the present month
and hopes to secure large mum
Der of recruits here. He has al
ready enlisted thirty-eight men
here.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
Attempt to Take Six Towns From
Duluth Land District Starts
Trouble.

A movement to take six towns
from the Duluth land office and
add then to the territory of the
Cass Lake land office has met
with the most substantial opposi
ton in Duluth. The story was
given prominence in a Duluth
paper Friday and the next day
the land attorneys of that town
were out with all sorts of inter
views. The proposed change
would be a big thing for Cass
Lake but there seems to be little
probability of its going through
in the face Of the opposition
which the plan has aroused.
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them the camp Of Mel Thurston,
Of this city, which intends. to
land on Kabekona bay, where 125
men are in and where 100000
must be landed before the nine
teenth day of April. Three of
the Weyerhauser camps landing
on the Boy River are also ready
for the word.
The delay is irhsome to the
contractors but cannot be avoided
and the department will adjust
the matter just as soon as pos
sible.
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To Ginger Up.

The Bemidji Independent Mill
tary Company will have a meet
ing at the city hall tonight at
which the presence Of every
member and all who are interest
ed in the welfare of the
company is requested. The
meeting hopes to arouse interest
which has been tagging for some
time and there are various mat
tiers pertaining to the future OF
the organization to be submitted
which will be interesting to.all.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
TO LEAVE BEMlDJI STARTS FUR0RE
Judge Jay L. Reynolds to Leave
in Near Future For Pacific
Coast.

Judge Jay L. Reynolds, one of
the most prominent residents of
Bemidji, it's present efficient
Judge and a gentleman univers-
ally honored and respected has
decided to dispose Of his business
interests in this city and remove
to the Pacific coast. The news
will be received by the judges
many friends with utmost regret.
Failing health is given as the
reason and his physicians say
that a change Of climate at once is
imperative. Few residents Of
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
Thriving Up-line Town
Stirred by Rumors of
Railroad Extension.
SAID TO BE SURE THING ROAD
MILL. Go. ITO. .BEALJDET'TE ....5....
Will Open Up Rich Country and
ToWnsite Boomers Will Get
Busy Immediately.

Talk to the effect that the Min
nesota & international will ex
tend it's line from Kelliher to
Beaudette in the very near fu-
ture is again rife at Kelliher and
the residents of that thriving
little city are much elated as a
result.
The Minnesota & International
officials recently took trip over
the proposed line and there has
been a great deal of talk ever
since. Now the people at Kelli-
her claim that they have tangible
assurance that the extension will
be made within the next few
months.
The road will run through the
Shotley Brook country as at
present projected and townsite
boomers are already busy. There
are bound to be several good
towns on the line and their posi-
bilities are already being dis
cllSSad
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11
TresspasserS Arrested.

Detroit Record: The White
Earth police force have been on
the watch for some time endeav-
oring to catch the parties who
are engaged in hauling pine logs
from the reservation to the saw
mills that are scattered along the
border in the towns of Holmes
vile and Grand Park. 1t IS re
ported that they were successful
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1904-01-11

yesterday, north Of Flat Lake,
and that M. 3. Cowles, Frank
and Pearl Conklin, and John
Rock, the latter a we'll known
Indian, were arrested and taken
to the agency, together with
their teams, logging sleighs' etc.
Maj. Michelet Will report the
matter to the U. S. attorney, and
meantime will hold his prisoners
and their outfit, awaiting further
developments.