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Douglas Island news., 1906-11-14

The paystreak is being extended down Cleary creek and along the Cha tanika river. White and Ward have let lays upon their ground on No. Is, Cleary creek, and large sums have been mined this summer from draws opening into the Chatanika. The upper part of Cleary has seen it's best days, but the lower part will give good account of itself for several years to come Northern Light.
 The assessed valuation of Skagway's real and personal property this year is about S1O,O0O greater than it was last year. It is S649, ,000. Some of the prop. erty was reduced in valuation, but the increase in the railroad valuations was sufficient to more than make up for 1t. The rate of taxation is one per cent, as usual. It is estimated that this will pay up the last of the city's indebtedness by July 1st, next.
 The congress of the United States has given Alaska the right to elect a delegate to stand as representative of the expressed will of the people, The people have elected delegate for the short term and another for the long term. Both of these delegates favor a territorial government for Alaska. Both were elected on that platform by overwhelming majorities. Both will demand it of congress. How can con- gress refuse to give them what they ask?
 Meeligzrook, a semi-educated Eski- mo, writes in the Midnight Sun of the first white man in Northwest Alaska: "When was about eight years old l went to Port Clarence with my father, who was on a trading trip with his friends, and while there l saw the first white man in Northwest Alaska. The natives called him 'Moho.' My father had seen Moho at Kotzebue sound, where he had gone trading before this. Moho had leaf and black tobacco, which were highly prized by the na- tives. Moho had the first rifles the natives ever saw. Some of these he traded out, but only natives who had many skins were able to buy one. My elL.. Lo T +oll VIC c n n, F, oh O obout MohO that we were all anxious to see him and when we came into his presence were very bashful. Moho made a trip from Kotzebue sound to Port Clarence in a ship, and one trip between these points through the interior with a dog team. Two other white men who accompanied him on this trip were lost and gave the natives double barreled gun to guide them back to Kotzebue. All the na- tives liked Moho because he was ready to trade for anything and never sent natives away empty handed. He gave them food to eat and tea to drink. At first the natives did not know how to use tea. One man was given some in trade and after bringing it home put it l in the cache. Part of it was spoiled by the dampness and the rest cooked, the water poured off and oil put on the leaves. This was eaten for greens and considered delicacy. The first gun brought into. the village was curiosi- ty. When it was shot off, the natives would shut their ears, and the dogs howl with fright. The first gun be, longed to the great-grandfather of Asigzdrok's wife. Once or twice two deer were killed at one shot"
Douglas Island news., 1906-11-14

Try pair of Amazon Crack Proof or Red Sole Gum Boots, sold with guarantee at the Treadwell Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
HOW ONE CLUB DID
Republican Club at .HedrIcs
School House Has
Been Successful.

Thc Edl,
si sla MeeAs asn 4 small naNhef
of sturdy hepHa0iaaHs mha FeaIlset
tie Importance n psfius gte Hand.
ARD of BepNh,.caHssn e. tie feEf iae
front Ia taeif teanshif aaa tie op-
ponunltg - slguWms te their people
the sufen0flty g their maF st
one nIgh - the llelfles shaoi hease
in Toeusilp eshls and otsanlel Tie
Nes State Republican club
TIE rr1 fmm FsF1 auaii 1EH.
nina ias gfosnunti uaa q names are
recorded Cousaieung fhe small sae
90 thA township snd TIE shaIt time
s.ncu tlr organization this makes q
tcry 0fcditabIs slowing
Tie amt meeting aas devoted -
forming a coustltafioa aud hf'aes.
oisctlng orcsn and tis general aoss
% ofsauiuf'm
A regular meetinE uletl aasagfeed
ou. and TIE c'lb meets regularly aa
tl.e second and fourth saturday nights
uf tlo mouth
AT the second meeting fbe da.esates
o. thc t0Ntsiup coareut ou u EIuna
were elected and as a. lmpeffanf bas
incss vas bfoaght up i sas decided
q devote tie THIRD meeting & ti5e
beneat % the seloo. baam A bgx
supper VAS the result given - tie
Nev state Republican club % sataf.
day night sspismtsF ST. 4 afke
crowd showed theif approval q
the move hY cQmlng out and joining
in b pleasant soclah.s evening 4
short pfogf0m g snngs b tie gee
clab reading By popular alesatlonist
and an impressive and sell delivered
speech by TIE Hon " II Han. aere
received enthusiastically
The sale % The boxes aaanled
much pleasure. and tie keen ff3slFY
among the young men faF tie poesess-
lon Of a much coveted box uelle1
neat sum Some single boxes s1.d as
high as e. The entire proceeds of
the sale were turned over tothe tfeas-
urcf OF tie school board
This club IS not laying dormant on
account ot noeVntenil0aH0f eaFeT0as
candidates, bat is pushing along and
cementlng the real strength s tie
party .rfc voters ln a elusaf working
power and bY lia prukfg NFe action
winning tio commentator q tie
opposing party and causing many vha
have not definitely decided aH llelF
political convictions q Join rants Nlth
thf rauy That Does rhluEs
FRANZ Il nNANfNN See
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
WARSHIpS TOCUDA JEFF DAVIS SPOKE
Arkansas Executive at Alton
Saturday Made a Temper.
ale Speech

Tteu wasa Afse crowd 81 Alton
,atrla afternoon attic Democratic
spasus au1 pIrur The esef at
ta-ilon was 6oEefnof 1ef Davis of
Afkansas A namfef a Ein'lans
were present among otaee i ~
Darlington L. " Burlington johnson
FaHue nt p. g. Fu4set j. S nay
euprt D. s. D. Amos J Is Turner
and uf % Is naaoH Il IS estIHEat-
ithat TIE crowd Humhefed -
Governor Davis speech vas q dis
appointment to those Wfa lad "a.
pcctei tlst De would make one Il tie
.nceuiiau talks THAI have ma1e him
famous It's possible tlaf tie e1f
eu1f may have been e1aoHea. ~ per.
iaps re presence q 8 steBagfaphef
mas have Rad something % do slth
ule temperate nature Of hIs remarks
iie made yey good Impression oa
tlo Demsmis aud hoil an impumptu
Wcepticu after his speeeh.
Othor speeches eere made Is Mes
su Workman of Clafemou and AIex.
ander of Nusgdgee ! e Turner Of
this city presented tie governor after
DIS speech with a large bouquet of
roses presented b tie children 81
Alton
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
CowardIy Killing Of Prom
inent and Wealthy
StOCkman

Tl.s mornings Muskosee Phoeulr
coutairs a. account of TIE murder
yesterday q clesfo Davis who IS well
known 70 mann o. the citizens o.
Thnlta he Was a man q splendid
phYsl I've and sas regarded By many
Is tfe handsoncst man ln The tern.
tori iie has a Lne family ana poss.
essei considerable wealth Ills un.
timely death vii earry sorfos 10
many Niulta homes as be vas a
double nnt cousin 60 Mn j % Hall
Nfs v & Patton Mm G " itnl
ani Mrs william Little. deceived
lie hss several brothers in the Creek
natloe. all u tllem wealthy, aud q IS
quite certain thereiors thar bls
numerous promit eut RELATIVES aill
spare ~ expense a. spprehcud tie
0Aa ~ men wio conr tied git
1Astanily crime
lie Account oi TIE AAAf a. given
iH tie Phoenix Is as follows
Cicero llasls . eeAltfy ana prom.
HHeuf sfaeknan and farmef. was 2s
easaaatsti rae~ia aftnrn90n ahout
Hst aeI0eE wh'e driving to his homB
ttua tha tanu 81 Warner lie aas
siet fr amb hy III nknown
Assassin
Mr DAVIS iAf 3 AiNag ss miles
atl q Nafnef ln tfa iaWnoon e
lad brought Us fsmh q topu Us a
afRs family hack l SENT them to
hefI smith 81 tie O'Clock train
abeta ~ cti. .dfon are @ enter eloo.
After tla Grain eit SO DAVIS booked
after as8ess aboai t0au % &
asnef s Warner banker vic Is Iu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
BRANDON CHOSEN WILL NOT UNITE
dian Territory and Oklahoma
ommittees Will Act
Separately

A dispatch from Uknsena U.iy "a
todsys Kansas CTS Journal afs
The Two Republican eaHHIltees q
Oklahoma and tie Indian TeHtou
wll continue o. transact their afalH
as separate boiles THIS eas daoIdea
.at the meeting held les lfhe ells T..
day Tie tN0 committees could 80
agree on The tefms af the PROPOSED
amaleamation and adattsmpl Iulfag
iino Wll he made nos before tie con.
sJtgt.CnAl convention Territorial
Secretary e. D fisau aho has been
chairman ~ the Oklahoma COMMITTEES
resigned aud JAKE Hammon e Law.
ton was chosen e. all tie place Tie
htadluarten of the Oklahoma com
.mIttco uli 81 az Guthrie au8 uaase
.oi the indIau territory hady a.i edn.
tDae al Muskogee efh Grant Victor
of Alton ! p as chairman
Chairman llamuau 6 tie 0ka.
homa committee ell within the
ussk name the uembsr s tie ess.
cgtHe coumlttee Tie mattef q
establishing rr haeaa vas zaH.
sJeul al tae sesaH this afternoon.
Ihc details concerning { aefa not ae.
dd upaa but { tleaIlf sereel
taat some sort E gf0s bureau
mHst tato care e Tire aera II thaf
department
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13

the rlty Ays Davis came q TIE
bank and IL Is thoaghi he ieff tgsn
about $50 fof his farm Ahoaf 81
1'c'ock word vas brought % Warner
" ne anding nf Davis Ia tie rad
about tao miles from bis farm, lying
10 a poo. ot blood slth thee bullet
hoics in bis body H.s bodY vas dis
covered hY a nephew
"Chici Deputy United States MAJ.
sllal Earncst Hubbard Iu TITS elty vas
az opce notified % toe murder lie
Informed relatives q tie dead man
and last night nepagy Sod Ledbeitef
tack Davis q South second street
this city, brother uf tie dead nan.
and citizen chartered a. engine and
caboose on tie Midland Valley aud
left f0r TIE scene of tie marisg
Clccru Davis Is enc a. tie ngst
widely known stockmen Aud faFmels
lnihe creek and Cherokee nations and
is feputed % he Waffl from 81 90
ta si01Uo ile i brother et san
Davis IL rernm JACK ltavis II tllh
CITY ana Rpbefs Davis lle Ii sd 81
a riAte1 ta pr9n nenf Is 81
thls clfy
me has Hged d tfat neghhofIal
f9' yram. bsiHE 4 ebernkee eit.zen
ana said tohaye ahaHlsf efeHenle
ss tia result d cattle aea ah.aa
tlak place Fcav a8a
Tie faltei States oHesE eI.I ese
ali gilauce possible n nH.ue q
earth the murdered Iaesdsf Hlehl
az incoming aad 0aisas trains
aesa watched Tie oneso 6eaess
tht hagc olae bHf deeIH @ 8H
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
COUNCIL DID BUT
LITTLE BUSINESS
Last Nights Meeting Was Devoted
Chiefly to TaIk..Dispute Over
Appointment of officers

Tle cts council met last night Ia
speca3 session An the members
were present save Alderman Wlkln.
son who has been i1 Nothing a. all
vas accomplished a. tie mestlng but
there sas ga abundance Of talk
in the lnt place an ordinance was
introduced providing for the appoint.
ment inst sad of u,o ciection of the
eltY attorney TIE street commissioner
aud tie Assesaor Tie ordinance pro-
gokei a great seal % discussion Tiose
Nha favored d said that Il would be
% az respects best ior The on.csr,
named 70 BE- appointed rather than
elected as Il vas essential nat they
Be 10 harmony ulth tle adm.uistn.
ton Al present tie street commits
sl9ner cannot he controlled by TIE
street and alley COMMITTEES, whereas
r he we're elected he could BE- dis.
efArfed aud another emP0lfcd who
would o. what he Is ordered d a.
Another argument u favor ~ The
slectlon d tho oniclaa named
IS tsaf CTS Attorney smith
IS e resign "a a short time. snd
unless tht ordinance ls adopted ~
el.l - nee &fg to bod 3 special
election q elIo hls aurcessoy ufich
asli eot 81 aille q the oFalnanc ~
adopted tle eonnet ~lh wwriy nr
aaInt Att afinrne8 sihaut Abs uk.
ass tt aa eien
tle ah oapsea t'e ordinance
sad hat THEFT apnan tetter
elect the ID direct vote af
tie eli ihaf taiafetem eject
N tie eaae
Whea lAe ordinance csm to .afe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13

Il vAS found that ave aldermen favoF-
cd u while two opposed 4 Alderman
Fagser and Fowler casting the mega.
tive votes Alderman CFnlchHeld.
tha oniy other alderman Democratic
GA Tire council votad with
the Republicans IN fafeF
81 the ordinance Aldermen FfaYsef
and Fowler voted against the saspen-
sion o. tie rules, " tie ordinance
cou'd nat he passed last night but
sll have 10 take the regular cgurse.
There vas considerable discussion Of
the paving Question but 30 definite
action was taken Il ali be a din
cult matter apparently. 70 dispose Of
tie script at par and lt seems As II
the law would prevent is sale AZ 4
discount TIE more tie Curtis law
Is studied on tie question 81 Improve
meuls indeed tie more apparent It
heo9mes that lf lss Yefl poor s1ti.
tgte faf the previous IaW bslng but
lttle better than tie sections 81
Mansfield Digest which il suppIant
ed
10 bills Were passed al tie meeting
bai seyefa were aareed 4 aud Nlll BE
ordered PAID ai tie next meeting.
Among these s Tie hiI II Ths chef
tain mhlrh Mas hN1 IFS 4 week aa0
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
CLUB MET
Pheasant Hill Republi-
cans Listened t0a
Good Speech

- Pheasant lilll Republican club
- neeflne laN alati The pglr.
eiea address 81 the evening Mas ic.
I.sena 81 Wals i sfAnasiA hnA those
40 Hsafi hin af il Waa tile test tiiry
ever hsani hlm make lt aas q calm.
de eassafs aegea ta the Democrats iu
tass + ghs foIlt.eaI ISSUES ln a cool
saa as.lls tate SAY he hQnesf wlth
themselves ana est aaaY from csc
slsa e eilHs 81 An8 81 oteaas iathtf
efea gAaf Nag
II Aeaklae q Nr ngAna detormt
at q tafes upan tts Democrats
Gle proposition q z gsfsfanen, owuss.
sHAf 8 railroads he said ii vas tho
sefsi a8d H5ai dangerous &C. a fepuD
llesa form q government gf au % re
Bran smk
srzasIas of trusts. e0lchtlu pcmo
aszts e.alm afe cfeatanes of a pfotce
tlss iafia ard tie Republican party
he aske1 hos apfoteellfe taff had
any eouHsstleu aith the lco trust oil
znd FaIlrsd And manY ofisi forms oi
Ifasfs
lie stated tlat 1sf DAVIS m his
srsseh af Aftou denounced TIE Replb-
leans Is bslns fssponsible iof ali COM.
sfe|al eoahiaatiaus and called tie
Republican parts the father of al
trusts. telling hos hafmful theY are,
aai then turned % the farmers =
advised them q 80 into TIE truAt
business themselves By hptalng theif
pfolaets aud aklug the pa, a. which
ties ali ssii
4 considerable portion % Mr stan.
HsIds address dealt wlth TIE tarifi.
tie growth ard prosperity Of TIE
United States and tie prosperous
condition At is millions ui laborlng
people vllh fun dinner pals during
nepubllcan administrations, especially
ehsu q protective tarif vas in opem.
tloH
lie - told Of TIE inhgman treat
Heng q tie Indians To Gcogla how
tasF sefe placed behtsth The dignity
q tie easofsd man Nho vas held ln
bondage hoN they we're driven iwm
thsIf homes thelT property conaeat-
II sd lastly hos they aett driven
from flelf native land az the point of
tie hAg0net hga uewecmtlc COVER
noF and Democrats president the
latter lelns 81 less psroBage than
AndteW 1aeksaH Democracy, god.
faf1af
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
PULAJANES ATTACK
COLORED TROOPERS
Bandits in Philippines in Sudden
Night Attack lnAict Great Damage
on oath Infantry.

killing and captured . lafse numbered
them. The TssutY.ioafih then vent
luta caIp
The bandits returned dprsg tie
nigli apd rushed tie outpe,s q tie
camp of the col0red troops II the
confusion a tho sudden attack 10 tie
dafk Tie fesu.an Nefe hadlY ost 20
tciofc ti.cy could repulss tie enemy
The soldiers pere attacked in uelr
teuta TIE natives kashlnE
tie canvas sith thsig balos snd fAll.
iug ga tie sleeping regulars The
entire command vas reused bf ne
shouts % tht men ATTACKED ard %.
ally Tie bandits we're routed with
considerable losa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Roosevelt Administration Will
Protect American Rights
There

Washington SEPT l- Wuia tee
r. caring fof American utercsfs H
Cafa f1e cfusef Denver vas several
aafs ago aHiered 60 proceei from Sew
fkHdua Conn ta Havana she s
daa tHefa tonight Tie sutoai
Marietta Las ueeu ordered from Cor
pHs Christi to UeUiaefos which
pagt Size s'ngi uAch Tomorrow eve
ming Therf4.ar ices Moues ahicl
ieft Norfolk iasf fuiay eh Dol &c.
taned az kts West Wnt. further
orders
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13

Manila. Sept l2ln miVnge ior
tie punishment inflicted upon thsm
b tie regular troops iog The Killing
q lieutenant Rcseos TFoadwtll o. the
Philippines saoais tie pul1.aHas a.
tscked Z detachment 81 the Twenty.
fgfth ipAntfg co.0fci ou tl.e night
+ ne 10th. and hsfo1 they could b.
driven back they had killed and
uoaniei slkht eoi0fei s3dieN
Earlg ca ths evening oi the ioti.
tie bandits rushed ine cAmpof Tread.
vel ag1 his men. snd succeeded iu
klilink tise 0neef TIE coiofsd tfoops
cane d tie rescue of TIC scouts aud
drove tie palaanes ffomlthe etld
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
ROCKEFELLER
ENTERS PLEA

Endlay 0tHa seri i2 4 pisa 0f
not guilty has heeu entered ii the
probate court here III i9lln Il. R0eke.
fellef i9 tho elafg HYiolatlag tie
antl-trust law through lfe STANDARD
ON company Baekelellef vas not
personally ID court TIE defendants
ln tie case against the pipe limos also
pleaded uot guilty IL tie same way
and each damanded 4 separate trial BIZ
jury Tne court tten adjourned I'M
tll the first Monday IN October 70
make this possible
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
WILL ANNOUNCE
COMMISSIONERS

t8akt aNiM lu Mussoeee again t0.
daY ii tie meeting of fhe dlstr.ctIng
ana oauta3lns hpard II q believed
that tile ist of appointments % elec.
t80n commissioners can bo made pUb.
lie thia afternoon or evening
There Wl3 he one commissioner from
each district, vh0 win have charge %
tie division 0i the district into twelve
voting precincts, The appointment of
Judges and clerks, and after The cleo
tlau. tie collection of tie returns aud
tie transmission o. them 10 TIE dis.
ffietlne and canyasSlng board
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Appointed Election Commls-
sIoner From the Fifty
Ninth District.

judge A GN returned .ast night
from Naskoses uheU ht attended a
meeting q Tire distHctlBg and can.
sasslug boam TIE board gave out
the list q appointments OF election
commissioner inthu various districts.
complete ulth The exception % a
fes districts Ia Nhleb thecomm ission-
e. has Hel set hceu agreed upon Tie
commissioner for The Ninlia district
s fnnk 8 brandon % klnuisou, a
ehefekee Who las bcen extremely
active ii tie past few months 10 The
organization Of The Republican party
n tie northern part % the Second ro
sos1IaT district
TIE eleetl9n commissioner will
have sharse 0f the division % the
districts into election PRECINCTS tho
appointment % ail election Judges
ard elefss tie collection of ne u.
salts iaf Transmission o. thc hoaui,
and 81 tie ether minulIaeOf tie com.
lns election
TieeammiskloHes far ut various
districts ntfe ghefoket uatian aye AS
follows
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13

ilamua. ssrt -it s reported
uaf u1e rebels near Cleufuego. are
planning a concentrated assault ou
uis eI8. TfW claim to bc several
rhoaaH8 strong The government IS
taking precautions
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Deed OF Jealous Husband

Pleasant illli No sept Il 90 his
farm near hefe to-day John Carter
rged ~, shot and killed his alfe Mia.
aged % and then killed himself lie
had found bis wife writing love lsts
tem 20 his nephew
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Private Yacht FOundered

sidney n Sept II nm0sed
here tlat The yaeht Adele belonging
70 A. Moalam q Loraln Ohio hAs
foundsrcd oa tie Labrador coast and
that all u board have been losl. in.
ciudine Mr Moxham and his f4milf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Appointed Paymaster General

Washington sept III TIE pFrsi.
dent la appointed colonel Culver &.
Nnlifen a afnasiet general q the
arnf to saeraed General nongc, who
fetlfes today Tie president las 30.
Ieeted rag Director Eastace D. Rogers
T. - pafmastsf q TIE navy There
was 8 spirited contest fof the position.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12
Read the Daily Pioneer.

heaQ the Dally flOneer.
A G.. Goddard of Red Lake is
a guest at the Markham.
: For up-to-date wall paper and
room n guiding see ]. A. Hoff.
A. A. Goodrich transacted
business at Blackjack last night,
returning home this morning.
Matt Jones. arrived this morn
ing from Northome and is spend
ing the day here renewing ac-
quaintances.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is a wonderful spring tonic
It drives out all impurities. A
good thing for the whole family.
Keeps you well all summer. IS
cents, tea or tablets. Barker's
drug store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12
THE CITY.

Read the Daily Pioneer. -
The latest styles of room
mouldings at J. "A. Hoff.
J. r. Stewart of Blackduck is
a visitor:in Bemidji today.
Go to Naylor & Warrick for all
kinds Of furniture at lowest
prices.
| A. E.. Gauvreau is in the city
today from his homestead in
Shelley township.
The Bemidji Elevator company
are exclusive agents for Barlow's
Best, Mascot and Creme flour.
Attorney Fl. A. Simons left
last night for Northome, where
he will spend a few days on legal
business.
For your wall paper, paper
hanging, kalsomining, painting
ard decorating see ]. A. Hoff the
!; reliable painter and paper hanger.
| Mayor A. A. Carter and Mrs
Carter returned last night fre m
Minneapolis, where Mr.. Carter
has served as a petit juror at
the federal court term in that
city.
It's equal as a curative agent
does not exist. So perfect is the
medicinal action as to challenge
the admiration of the medical
profes sion. Such is HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents,
tea or tablets. Barker drug
store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-04-12
Read the Daily Pioneer.

Read the Daily Pioneer.
Fl. b. Anderson left this morn
ing for Minneapolis, where be
will spend few days on bust
ness.
Miss Maud Crawford left this
morning for a visit with her.
sister, Mrs. r. u. McGraw, at
Pitts burg, Pa.
Dan Hadley and D. Edn unds
were each assessed So in Judge
Pendergast's court this morning
for drunkenness.
Frank Pogue arrived last night
from Akeley, where he is en-.
ployed by the Red River Lumber
company, for visit with relatives
and friends.
Will ship three carloads of
horses to Garrison, N. d., soon
for railroad work. Have railway.
passes for 20 transfers. w. r.
Blakely, Farley, MINI.
w. L. Preble returned to
Bemidji last night from a bust
ness trip to Brainerd and left
this morning for. Mallard, where
he is superintendent for the Red
River Lum ter com pany.