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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

ginflliic riles 2~2iobrigcn jllitgci
Wfarmlcs, Bob @ri9bt, Der linn piel
bon penn lllgeblnoenen Scben in uei-
fer Wclt porerSGblt hate, nit oleleiI,
Dem Girflla bon 9nrlulm & Vniler
angeldlloiien, obne hnb Die Gltern
cine Nbnllng battei.
Bob" bate bcr SimonoeitunO
lrtO Wtllnm ollrfte hus @aiier bolell
mo Die Gitronen preiicn; um {. 0foi
hrod) Ger Girflta irin 3elt IN Allen-
tomn ab nlb Illlr meitcr. @luic,
Der nlht Su ben NngeitcQten aebortc,
mlrbe in iibliher @ciie bltrh Elm
bon Sob an Den Nuiiebcr 6eSobltes
Srinfgclo oils blinocr Gaiioeicr IN
cineu Der leBtell @o9en aebnloet.
mo mar bcini alcttcrn noh einem
anocrcn Mneen berabgeltiirii uno
elcno 5ermnlnlt moroen.
llno ocn aolr5cn Gag, m6brenO Der
Sobn III Der Ntorauc III Ilentomlt
lag, lag Die Wtlltter in 9rooflpn. in
rrllber lie 9efomlten arGmpfcn, pom
oener lie lid ta9claug nid]t crholtc.
Sic bate ld]on porber Don lbrenl
ainbe mo bciicn Sph actr1unt, ibr
Wanl nber bnttc ihr ibre Gorge aus
gereOet, trpbbem ibnu ihr 3uitnnb,
b%elonocrs an Z. Mui lold]e gcoen.
fen gemadt botte, oaB or, eill neruen.
%itnrfer Sdnlieo, Den Ir5t bolte. gtun
ober tr1umten lie beioe eincn Gbnli.
den Srauln; Die Ntiltter iah ge1all
ben idJreflifen Yoraang, mie Das
&ino inter Den Edoerr itarb, Der
Suter trGumte nod bn5ll, Der Sobn
lei crit inter ben SGllben, Der Sler5te
geltorben, Die Inn ouS 5ermallnte
Vein "ubllahmlell.
Ger Sroum p~cronluBte ole Wilt.
ter, sur 8oli5ei al gcbeu, Die bereits,
BON Mlentomn erfabren hottie, oaB
ein &nabe Gamens 8erritp bort 5u
Sobe 9cfommen lei, ohnc Die Gltern
a%usfinoig mof)en al fonnelt, mo 10
ipllrDc Der Sroum Der Wutter uno
oes Saters beitGtigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
Der 9aft etner Sram

irnb ibr llrtbeil baben idOn malld)es
ittpierise 8roblem selOit. Serr &.
M. Daimler aus SermarL NO, be-
rihtet barber, pie ieine Wtlltter i'm
soSu bewoe, Scrni's alpenfrouter
8lutbeIeber at eebrauhen, nat,oem
er Elm Ssahr lang an Magenbelhlper.
ben irlb anpfihmer5en s"elitten bette
11rb nie bos SeiImittel ibm pollt1ll'
biae 8eiunobeit brafte. Soulenpe
nnberer 9eute boben 0bnlife @rfob.
xung eenlo6t. Seine a~pcthefer'
Meoi5in. 9ireft on Die Seltte per-
fauit. Sdreibt an Or. Eeter 6obr-
alep & Cons 60, 112-11S GO.
@ppne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
WarDIauo.

Ils Dor 80 Sabren Elm ,SnOin.
n%ertnablein Der ,Nution" Der Siour
ODER Snfotas i'm SS"reien IN Der @ilo-
nib geboren purOc, iiel Gcgen ms
8eliht Oes 9tellgeborencr, mo 10 er.
belt er nod molerilhem SSnoianer-
brou6 Den Nomen Ygegen ms 8e.
Iift". Sest lit er gcitorben mo iein
erinnert an cin bebelttcnOeS gcifiht.
lid)eS Grei9niB. @r mar emit elmer
Der geidbrli6iten iSeinbe Der o ibm
gebaBten @eiBen, ebenlo id)lou wie
unermiiolih mo tapier.
Die nme%rifoniihe @eibidte be.
pubrt ieinen Namen in Gerbinoumg
NIT Dem geld)iftlihen 3aa pom %.
Sunni 1916. In ienem Gage lieB
iid1 Der berilbnltc Gnpnllerie-8pnerol
George Arnnitrong Gutter, mlber
Sberionn Der Solpibelh bon Sbe.
nonOoa-Sbule, oif benz Selbsuge ge.
gen Die Siollr I'M 3hole bes 2ittle-
9ig.Sorn.Sluiies in Wontana nll
Der Spite iciner tapferen Strciter
bonn iiebenten redulGren Gapullerie.
Eeglment burG Die geld)idten Vene<
eungen bon Siolr inter .Tegen in
Oas @eiid)t" in einem Sinterbalt 10.
den. Son elmer n%ngebeilren lleber.
mad)t Der Siour eingeifloiien,
pebrte ii6 oos SGuilein inter Gil.
tier ollf's Seloenmiitbi9ite; elmer Der
Sapfcrcn nod Dem nnberu fiel bon
Den augcln Der Siour; Cutters
ScloengeItolt. rmgeben bon toOtell
Solboten mo Eierben, bob lid nod
INNER. Ga mar es oGegen ms
8eii6t", Der gegelt Die feline anbobe
cllf ipelbcr Gutter itono, nnriidte,
mo MN fielen lie pollenoS Mle, mih
Glllter uno neben ibm iein gleif to-
pfercr Sruoer Sbomos @aro Gutter.
lleber oos trngiihe Seiedt am
Sittle.9i9.Sorn bilOcten lid balb
ollerlei Sagen. oorunter nllh Die:
.Hegen ms @ciidt" lei emit pom
Sbcmos u. Gutter in Safoto idDmer
9efrGnft lporoeu, bobe oonn Der
gon5en 6amilie Gutter Godc ulb
Soo geIdporen mo nit eigener
Sono bube er Die 5pei 9riioer Gu-
tier om Sittle.Sig.Sorn erihoiien.
@eihidtlid wabr lit oper MIR, BOB
er Die Scelc Der obcn crmdbnten
Siour Scmegung mar; Die iblieB.
lihe INTERVIEWING fonnte er nber
niht perbinoern. Seine lcbten
Sabre perbrad)te er irieolid unter
&eQicrungsnliiid)t in Der Stanbin9
God Teierbotion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
ShwinOIudDt bcilbar.

9ie Sdliuiroiudt iit ubue ane 5raee beiibar.
Malt InIB rlr 81 rcd)ten ,3eit oas rednte Mittel
auiuenbeu. lie Sdlpiuo lud,t. iuie Der groSe
beutidle @elcbrte Yroieipr nod, inet, tant nrr IN
riten id,iuGd)en 8Drper tDbtlidl ~ipirfen. Wit an
oeren, tur5el @urteu; Die Sdliuinoiud1t besinnt
hier lit es. no bic Seiluta Der Sdpluinbiucht ntoa.
ltdb' IN. AufitoBen. Sldbiud)t, idlled1ter tHeidJniad
I'M WinoG belegte 3unae. aopiihmer5en,
Sdlipitoel, 6liininern ppr Den Nuaeii. Neritppiurg,
SeberitDrunaen, iuipie Nierenleioen nit ibrer
srauen Sautiarb, ihren udherlildltiaeu anid,lpeia
lunsen Der Nugenlioer uno Der SiiBe - alles bas
seigt on, baB Der Gerbauunesz uno Grnabruneel
prp5eB gehort, oeshaib Der aDrper geid1uddlt
NIB jener @eiBeloer gienid,eit, Der Sdbpinbiud)t,
red,tseitio nnn Semm Elm s;oer spittsl S.srn, ub
rtadbt. oas ihm bic 8eiutobeit 5iridaeben fam.
limb oieies Nittel limb Die ct. Sernaro arGuters
iino. 3ieie IiQen, nur ans ben beilfraitiaiteu
ardutern hergeitent, habcn i'll Suhrhurberteu
3ebntauienbe BON Der 9 cbiuinoiutt bepabrt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
WiMpmrt.

= 8cItorbcn aus ,Srclloc iii cine
cute Mtllttcr IN ct, &ulliS. tSruu M.
Grlinger. Sbr Sobu. ". G~rlin9er,
NOR nod lGugcrcr Nblpricnbcit nrn
Nbeno aus Dem &citcu bcimgcfcbrt
ino Der Wtlltter 6rcilOc fonntc feline
@rclBen. BIS Mitternndt iob lie
OH mo lauidJtc ben Gr5Gblmrqen
bes Sobnes Don ieineu Grlebniiicn.
Gor Dem 3lbctt9ebcn crfldrtc ole
@tlittcr, haB lie olIs ~ircuoiger Gr.
re9ung uenia idloicn wcrOe unb iGr
Sobn lie iriih peden m09e. Der
Gobn mar erurii0et mo idlicf bja :
llbr, Conn elite or. nm ieiup
afuttcr 81 medcn. SGrcden lGbmte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
@ic ~8ciumpcncS 0rio.

Sic @~ciumbbeit iinocn lit Dem
Sinocn Don @elO glcid). 10. oenfell
Iieicnigcu, pelde franf iinb. 8enn
Sic einen Suiten, cine grfaltung,
ncben Sals, ober @rult Srritatiou
baber, Damn lit es better prompt III
bonoeln. 70. s. Barber bon Sonor
9epel. 3d., ia9t: sd hattie Elm
itredlihcS Yruitlcioen. peruriati
burd) Houd mo aoblcnltoub on
nlcinen Sun9cn. abcr nad)oen an.
oere Mittel mir feline Silic brad,ten,
ipurOe id ourd, Or. aonig's Gem
9iscoperD iiir Continuation, @l,itcr
mo GrfGltun9en acDeilt." 0roBter
Gerfoni iracno elmer 8liten- ober
~9ungcn.WcOiSiu III Der @elt. 90
Gents uno 500. @orantirt. 81
6obcn IN Der Ipoibefc BON z. %
&uete, 56S Main StroBe. Subuqile.
Sono. Yrobeflaiden irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
Bon ctucm Mnb amaeariNcm

mo 10 bel eiuem Mrbciter- Mufruhr
5crIhlogCn, bis CT nit Shilrfulgell
bcoedt mar, bclubtc ein Gbico9oer
Strnbcnbabn : Gonoitttenr 9uflen'S
Yrilicu Solbe iInb lpurhe bulO ge=
limo mo mobl. sd ~aebruudle eS
in meiner Sanlilic", id)reibt o.. :.
@clib BON Scfoniba, Wtid., LIMO
iinoe cs pcricft." llnilbertroffcn
iiir S6nitt. mo @rnnDnunhcn.
@luS - Gents IN :. ". Huete'S
9lpothefc. 56S Mnin StroBe, III.
bllolle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

Ieine @lteoer, nls er feline Nntmori
erbIelt; mo oils er naf)iah, inn0 er
DIE SHUTTER bilflos mo fcillcs @ortes
mdd)tiG on SuBboben lieG@,o. Sic
NOR bclm Nntleioen hurh einen
Shia9anfoa 9elGbmt morhcl. Sbrc
Nu9en ltrablten nod Srcuoc, nber
lpredlen foitntc lie nid]t nnehr. o"
iltnge Grlinaer bolte einen Mr3t her
bel, ouf beiIen &otb ieine Wlltyer
nod Dem ct. Sobn's ScIpitolc ~.
iorocrt mlIroc. Ger Sphn blteb bel
ibr, bod mltrbe tic iflpnd,o~ mo
ldnmdfer, bis hos floteruoc &ebruo=
lidt crluid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
ScNerrei6: llmaarn.

Dor cinigen 2agen puroe Die
Wirtblhoitlerin Der tSrau Tircftors.
iplttpe Bauer aus Hell. Gbcniurtb
ailf oem Seimwege bon Der Sriib.
meile BON Dem automobil oeS
Iabrifbeiiscrs Hottcrmann in Gan.
oes9 nicoersltoReH ..ullp actpptst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

isle ionni9 lit sic @clt. 100
nidt Der Wcni6 ieinen S6leier iiber
lie wirft!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

CT Grbrtfeli. llllo bon Den Speiie.
reltcn 1T ibnl ctluas IN Die &uftrohrc
gcorilnacn, lno COS murbe Die ltrs
'ndIc icincs Sobes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
TO MEET THE
DELEGATIONS,
Committee 0fBlackduck Fire
men Will Be in Bemidii to
Welcome Visitors.

Bla ok d u c k, June 17.-At a
meeting of the executive com
mittee of the local tiremen yes
terday afternoon, a committee of
two was appointed to go to Be
midi Monday morning and meet
the delegations from the west,
who will mum Der nearly 200 and
who will arrive in that city about
midnight. The committee goes
to Bemidji to look after their re-
ception. Everything points to a
big crowd for the tournament,
and it is practically assured that
the excursion train for next
Thursday will be secured. Mama
ger O'Kelliher of the Blackjack
base ball team has completed az.
rangements for the Bemidii-
Blackduck game, which will be
played Remidji day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
WILL MAKE BEMIDu
SECOND WINONA Lake,
FIRST PRACTICE
SUCCESSFUL
Bemidji Band Will Be in
Readiness to Furnish
Music on July 4.

The Bemidji band last night
held it's first practice, which was
entirely successful. Although
the band has not as yet been per-
manently organized, there are
about 20 musicians interested in
the organization of the band, and
there is now no question as to
whether or not the organization
will be in readiness to render
music at the Fourth of July cele.
bration in Bemidji.
The practice last night devel-
oped the fact that there are a
large number of new men in the
city who are old time musicians,
and hat it will only require a
short time for the band to be in
first class shape, as all the music,
instruments and other equip
ment is on hand.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
Children's Home.


Mrs. p. L. Foucault has decid-
ed to open a Children's Home in
Bemidji and is now prepared to
receive children of all ages from
infants up. She has secured a
competent and experienced
nurse and will devote her entire
time to the work. The Home is
already open and several child.
rem have been received. Anyone
wishing further information can
call phone number 232 call 8 or
call at 600 18th. st.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
TO FIGHT THE
INJUNCTION
Parties Interested in Com
missioner Fight Leave for
Grand Rapids.

A vigorous protest will be put
up by I. B. Olson, the newly
elected county commissioner
upon whom restraining order
was served yesterday forbidding
him to sit on the county board,
against the granting of per-
manent injunction by Judge Nc
Clenahan, before whom the case
will be argued at Grand Rapids
this afternoon. Mr.. Olson has
retained Henry Funkley as his
attorney and they, together with
County Auditor Wilmann, Attor-
ney b. b. Mcdonald and Former
Commissioner Yves Wright and
his attorney, Chester McKusick,
left for Grand Rapids on the
noon train.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
BE B A BIG
SUCCESS |:
Committees Making Elabor.
ate Preparations for
Fourth Of July.
SPECIAL TRAIN MAY BE RUN
FROM SOUTH.
Many New and Novel Features
Will Be Secured for the
Celebration.

From present indications, it
would seem that the Fourth of
July celebration this year in Be
midi will be the greatestsuccess
of anything Of the kind ever at.
tempted in the city. The com
mittees on arrangements and
sports are arranging for an elab-
crate program, and many new
and novel features will be Sc.
cured for the celebration.
A special train from the south
on the Great Northern is being
arranged for, and the crowd
that Willattend from Park Rapids
and the other towns on the line
south of this city will be enor-
nous. Cass Lake will also send
a large contingent to the ceIebra.
ton, the people Of that city hav-
ing decided not to hold a celebra-
tion this year.
The north line of the M. & I.
will contribute toward the at
tendance immensely. 1t is I'M
necessary to arrange for spec.
ial train on this line, as the regu-
lar south bound train arrives in.
the city at $40 in the morning
and passes through Bemidii on
it's way north at Clio, thus giving
the visitors from the northern
towns the entire day here. The
arrangements committee, how.
ever, will probably arrange it so
that the train will be held in Be.
midi until bout II or IL O'Clock
at night, so as to allow the north
line visitors a chance to see the
sports and fireworks in the even
ing.
The business men Of the city
have been unusually liberal in
contributing toward the celebra-
ton, and the committee on soli-
citation reports that it's success
has been very satisfactory.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17

PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
MINNESOTA. SIXTH DIVISION. IN
BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Jacob N. Loughlan. bank
rupt.
To the creditors of Jacob N. LcuehIan of
Beandette in the county of Enlt.ami. in
said district. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th dar
of June A. D. 1905 the said J acob II. Louehi an
was Gully adjudicated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be held Al.
the Office OF the undersigned referee in bank
rl1ptcy at the city Of Crookston in the county
OF Polk IN said district On the 18th dav Of
June a. d. 1905 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
at which time said creditors may attend
prove claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business as
may come before said meeting. -
Dated June IL. 1905
OLE J. VAULE
Refree in Bankruptcy. &
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
FORT FRANCIS
LAID IN RUINS
All the Business Portion of
Border City Destroyed by
Fire Yesterday.

Fire destroyed Fort Francis,
Ont, yesterday morning at 2
o'clock, Front street being swept
for more than a block and the
main business portion of the
town being entirely swept away.
The total loss is over 100000,
perhaps half covered by in
surance. Not a licensed hotel is
is left standing in the town to
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
Woodsman and Chinaman Fieh,


An unknown woodsman and
Charlie Lee. employed at the
Chinese restaurant on Beltrami
avenue, last night engaged in a
fight at the restaurant, and be
fore the police interfered the
Chinaman had received severe
wounds about the head as the re
suit Of blows struck with plate
which was used b the woods
man during the fight. A war.
rant for the arrest Of the woods
man was issued by Judge Skin
vik this afternoon but as yet his
arresthas not been accomplished,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
Baby Died.

The II months old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Dearborn.
who reside south of the Great
Northern tracks, died last night
after an illness with brain fever.
The funeral will occur tomor
row afternoon and the remains
will be inferred in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
BigeIoW Out on Bail.

b. NJ. Bigelow, accused of EN-,
bezzlement, was released from
the county jail late last night af.
ter having secured bonds in the
sum Of $4,000 The bonds were
secured by G. Oliver Riggs Of.
Crookston, his brother-in.laW.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
WILL
RAISE SWINE
Young Man of Bemidji to En-.
gage in Swine Raising in
State of Iowa.

A]phonse Crawford has decid-
ed to engage in the swine raising
business in Iowa. Mr.. Crawford
returned last night from Des
Moines, where he attended the
annual meeting of the National
Swine Breeders accociation.
While in Iowa Mr.. Crawford
made arrangements to enter into
the business, and he expects to
leave for Iowa in the near future
to complete the final details of a
deal by which he acquires large
interest in a stockraising COM
pany. Mr.. Crawford has dis
posed of a large share of his real
estate holdings in Beltrami
county and expects to close out
the remainder of his property
here soon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
Bemidji Bible Conference, Scheduled For
July, Fraught With Great Posi-
bilitieS to This CITY.
Conference Will Be Made Annual Affair
famous Men Will Be Among
The Speakers.

The "Bemidji Bible Confer
ence" the first session of which
will be held in this city July 26
to 80 may be the beginnings of
an institution which will in time
make Bemidji famous as a sum-
mer resort and school through
out the United States.
The movement was inaugurat-
ed some months ago by the Pres
byterians of Duluth, Red River
and Adams presbyteries with the
hope and belief that such a Bible
Conference will gradually grow
until it becomes an institution
similar to the famous Winona
Lake school held each summer
at Winona Lake, Indiana, where
thousands of students and teach
ers gather each year from all
parts of the Union for in struction
and for a period Of outing.
In order to promote the con
ference, advertise it's purposes
and bring out as large an atten.
dance as possible for the first
meeting an association has been
formed with a president and
secretary for each district. For
the Adams district Rev. F. j.
Barackman of Blackjack is pres
ident and Miss Clara Warfel of
Asgyle is secretary. Rev. Chas.
Fulton of Mora is president for
the Duluth district and for the
Red River district the president
and secretary are respectively
Miss Ruth Lincoln Of Fergus
Falls and Miss Nellie Wilson of
Maine.
A prospectus has been sent
out by the society outlining what
the conference hopes to accom-
pllsh during it's weeks session
in Bemidji, calling attention to
the ideal location and beauty of
Bemidji as place for a summer
gathering, giving some hints as
to speakers and containing infor-
nations as to railroad rates, en-
tertainment in Bemidji, member
ship in the conference. Infor-
nation of this kind may be OBJ
tanned from Rev. F, J. Barack-
man of Blackjack or from Rev.
S. &. P. White Of this city.
Purpose.
The purpose of the conference
is Bible study with an opportun
lty for a summer outing. Such
institutions have come to occupy
an Important place in the life of
Intelligent Christian people of
today. The conference is de-
signed to be a tonic for the soul
and mind and body.
Program.
Rev. j. r. Platt head of the
famous Albany Bible School, DR..
James A. Worden of Philadelphia
DR.. N. R. Adams and Mr., R. r..
Sultzer will be present during
all the sessions of the conference.
1t is expected that DR.. Marshall
will be secured for the opening
address of the conference and
other famous men will be in at
tendance at different times. The
music of the conference will be
in charge Of DR.. j. M. Freeburg
late of Minneapolis and one of
the best musical directors of the
state.
Outing Features.
Seven hours per day will be
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17

Mrs. Charles Miller of St. Paul
arrived in Bemidji last night and
will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Il. b. Anderson, for several
days.
j. W. Wheeler, the Crookston
real estate man, is a visitor in
Bemidji today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
Base Ball Tomorrow,

The base bali game tomorrow
afternoon on the local grounds
between Akeley and Bemidji
promises to be interesting, pro
viding the weather is good. The
members of the Bemidji aggre
CATION have been put through a
course of practice since last
Sundays game and are prepared
to put up first class ball.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17

Harry Bliler and Harry Cell
arrived in the city this morning
from Northome, near which vii
lage they have been employed on
Ia surveying crew for several
days past.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17

given to conference work, leaving
abundance of time for boating,
bathing, picnics, games and
sports. There will be no SEES
sions of the conference from 4 to
s each evening,
Expenses.
There will be reduced rates on
all railroads. Out Of town people
will be entertained on the Har-
ward plan-lodging and break
fast furnished free, while reason
able rates will be obtained at
restaurants and hotels. Season
membership tickets will be 81
each while those entertaining
visitors will be given tickets free
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
HARTMAN SUBSIDIARY
LINES ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meetings of the Branch Roads
of the Southern Pacific Conn
pany Being Held.

The annual elections of officers and
directors of the various subsidiary
lines of the Southern Pacific Com
pany are being held in the latter
company's offices on California street.
Yesterday the following meetings
and elections too place:
Southern Pacific Coast Railway
Company-E. H. Hartman, presi-
dent: E. E. Calvin. vice president;
William F. Herrin. H. E. Huntington,
Foshay Walker; n. T. Smith, treas
urer; j. l.. Wilcutt, secretary.
Coos Bay Oregon Coal Company
N. T. Smith, president and treasurer; !;
E. E. Calvin, vice president; William
F. Herrin, NJ: ]. Mcdonald: j. l..
Wilcutt, secretary.
Central California Railway Com
pany--E. e. Calvin, president; J. E.
Foulds, vice president: N. T. Smith.
treasurer; William Hood, Frank
Shay; ]. ]. Wilcutt. treasurer.
Inter-California Railway Company
William Herrin, president; C. B.
Segar, vice president; n. T. Smith,
treasurer; William Hood. ]. A. Nau-
gle, G. H. Robinson: ]. l. Wilcutt,
secretary.
Central Pacific Railroad Company
IN. T. Smith. president and treas
urer: J. e. Foulds, vice president; j.
M. Hanford, Frederick Madge, c. P.
Lincoln; ]. l.. Wilcutt, secretary.
Carson and Colorado Railway Com
pany--E. H. Hartman, president; r.
E. Calvin, vice president; N. T. Smith,
treasurer; H. E. Huntington. William
Hood, William F. Herrin, James Ag-
ler. William Sproule and j. L. will
cutt.
The stockholders of the lone and
Eastern Railroad Company. which is
not Hartman property. met yesterday
and elected the following officers and
directors: Charles Erickson, presi-
dent and general manager: jackson
Dennis. vice president. r. p. Crist.
treasurer; w. O. Manson, H. B. Hoey,
F. j. Solinsky, William Pardy. George
Henry was chosen secretary Of the
company.