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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-05
The City

Legal blanks at this Office.
Girl wanted-Apply at the Model
WANTED-Apprentice girls. In
quire at Berman Emporium.
Typewriter ribbons, nearly all
makes of standard machines at the
Pioneer Office.
Mrs. c. N. Shannon returned last
evening from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Mankato.
The Messenger Boy transports
people into a world of brightness
and mirth. At City Opera House
Sept. 9.
S. f. Brown, a resident of Big
Falls, came down from the Falls
this morning and spent the day in
the city.
Mrs. DR.. Stanton of Cass Lake,
who has been visiting friends here
for the past few days, returned home
this noon.
Mr.. Day left this morning for
Walker to look after a quantity of
pulp wood he has there and which
he is shipping to Wisconsin.
Three big shows in one. Two per-
formances- Admission IOc. You
can't afford to miss it. Hubbard
Brown Amusement Co.
Clair and A. ]. Craig of Black
duck came down from the Duck
yesterday morning and spent the
day in the city on business.
Miss Rose Methwen of Mime
apolis returned to her home yester-
day. She has been the guest for the
past month of Miss Katie Bunker of
this city.
Miss Blanche Bigue and Miss
Jennie Lehman returned to their
home at St. Paul this morning, after
spending very pleasant month the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nc
Donald.
The Slums of Paris, Scenes in
India, Seeking Adventure, The
Bicycle Thief, How Murphy Paid
Rent, The Dancing Skeleton, Dolly's
Papa, and Others. Three big shows
in one, all for 10c. Big Black Tent
tonight.
For Sale-One rs horse power
compound, traction New Giant En-
CINE, used only two seasons, in fine
working order, good as new, at a
snap figure. Engine can be seen
working. For further information
call at Pioneer office.
Mrs. M. F. Cunningham left this
morning for Red Wing, where she
will visit for few days, after which
she will 60 to Manchester, a., for a
more extended visit. She was accom-
panied as far as Red Wing by hel
daughter, Olive, who will attend
school there.
Fall hats are are the order of the
day. Mrs. Couger has sold many
fall and winter hats. The styles
this season are decidedly different
but much in favor. We are prepared
to sell you a swell hat at once. Call
and inspect our stock. Mrs. Cougers
Millinery, 4th St. near Post Office.
J. c. Templeton, who conducts a
handle factory at Rosby, but makes
his headquarters in this city, re.
turned yesterday from his old home
at Cameron, Wis.,, where he has
been for some time on business. He
states that he is in touch with a
Chicago man who is coming here
soon to purchase some 5000 acres
OF farm lands, his object being to
locate colony of his German rela.
tives and friends.
The best show of the season was
the messenger Boy" by the Geo.
D. Sweet company in Flandeau last
Friday night. The play is good
drama, we'll staged and faultlessly
read, and free from Objectionable
features. Be it said to the credit OF
the management that not single
word of slang or tainted" language
was uttered. The band and orches.
ira proved features of value. The
overture called The Circus" was
well rendered and delighted the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-05
Summer Baking

We make speciality to sup
ply the home with good baking.
Why worry and take up your
time in cooking during the
warm weather when you can
procure choice viands at our
bakery.
We make fresh pies, cakes,
cookies, graham bread, cream
bread, buns, and other choice
goods every day.
Phone 118
THE LAKESIDE BAKERY
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-20
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WdfAeaufbGnsen bonn Seuboben uuf
Die Sheuertenne. Die @rungliidte
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-20
Sontsrei& 2Diirtteuteer9.

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9aglobner Satob @teinpano itiir5te
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berbingen tpurbe bei @rabarbeiten
beim Babnbof Der 3Oidbrtge Gbriit.
Msutter burh ginitur3 elmer Grbpano
perfniittet.
Dbernborf. Dus bon 8auz
nleifter Grans gartb bier neusrbauts
Mobnbaus in oer nelen 8riiblfrabe
ging burA Rauf an peter Remsbaz
gen, Gdreiner bier, iiber.
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Fair play., 1907-01-12

Sheriff Klein rounded up a
passed of lads Tuesday ana ac'
corded them the delights OF 4
police cUnrt reception at which
the ceremonies netted the state
the tidy sum of about $50, trim
minis included. And all because
they had sought the pleasure OF
- briet debut ut n ball given at
Andrew ROth's on the cemetery
road, and at which they hoped to
enliven the festivities 10y punctur
ing the walls and ceiling with tiny
bullets from full grown rev0lvers
which they wore IL mode, and
with which they also furnished
delectable, not to say interesting
entertainment for the praceable
guests present These meek aud
demnre youths gave their names
Fair play., 1907-01-12
HERE AT HOME.
STE. GENEVIEVE
Ci'izeus Glsdly Testify aud Conf
denily Recommend Deans Kid

Si''S'ho ''N''b "p'' O'hh
den,ly Recommend Dosn's Kid.
ney Pills.
ItIs testimony like the folio W ing
that has placed Duan's Kidney Pills
50 tar above compPtilors. When peo
pie right here AT home raise .hei,
voice in praise there is no room left
tor doubt. Read the public statement
of n ste. Grnevieve citizen
William +. Bader, 'in-miIh, living
"nr-hait block esst OF Public Square
Ste. Geneyievr, Mo-, sa,a: 'Mr-.
Bader has tried Doan's Kidney Pills
aud received help from them. She
complained of n soreness acrc.s her
back Just over the kidneys. Those
organs, at tunes pcrfn, ming their
functions rather irregularl,, Since
-he used Doan's Kidney Pills, pro
cured NJ lIinch Il Douglas drug store,
the difficulty has disappeared. Feel
Jug that such All exceilen, medicine
should be better known among ou'
people, | gladly endorse Donn'- Kid
mey Pills"
For sale by sll dealers and fImch 4
Douglas Price 80 rrnis. Foster. Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, N Y sole agenI'
tor the Uuiied States
Remember the name-Dosu's-an
| take no other.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The greatest of all newspapers Is
the Daily Globe Democrat, of st.
Louis. II has no equal or rival in all
the west and ought to he in the hands
of every reader of an, Daily paper.
Il costs, b, mail. postage prepaid, !,
Daily Including SUNDAY, one year.
Sc 90; 6 months, $500; 3 months
ii so; Daily Without Sunday, one
wear, 81 90; 6 months, $500;
months $l.00; Sunday Edition.
hig newspaper and magazine com.
bined, AZ "a rs pages every Sunda, +,
one year, $500 6 months, 500. A
subscription tor the Globe Democrat Z,
at these prices, ia the best possible
newspaper investment. Send yonr
order To Day or write for Free sam.
pie Cory Ia Globe Printing Compan, ,
ST. Louis, Mo. See special ''long-
time" campaign offer Of the Twice-a.
Week" Issue "f the Globe Democrat, +,
1--WE Years For 81 25, eisew here in
this paper.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The expression, "whats At
yOnr opera h0ns~ tonight 2" was
repeatedly heard amongst the
many out of town visitors in At.
tendance on circuit court this
week, aud there was nobody 10
reply aud stll maintain the town =
progrrssivenes- There is, how
ever, hardly any reliance 10 be
accredited the statement that
Harry iIawrs, ct al. were looking
for the contemplated theatre with
a lantern, because are lights are
good enough tor the average eye
To see with There is no other
purpose IN lhis item than 10 sim
ply call your attention 10 the tact
that We hope 10 see the day when
good old Ste Grnevieve will
stack up with ST. Mays and
Fair play., 1907-01-12

William Badpr aud wife were
put pheasant aatonishment by a
party of friends who, ha, ing ~
,pmblpd ~ the residence of Mrs
Chns. Meyers Tuesday evening
proceeded to surprise them, the
occa.ion beirg WINS aud his
wifr's nnpiiai anniversary. The
heartily welcomed guests had
provided n very dainty aud palat.
able consignment OF refreshments
In advance and these assisted
games, conversation and music IN
passing n very happy evening.
Fair play., 1907-01-12
From NIinniiis, Mo.

Born, 10 the wife ot Gus lIarier
Jan. 7, 1907, boy.
Born, to the wife of John Bolsnd
December 27rh, 1906, u boy.
Since the long siege of continued
rams nnr public roads are almost i'm.
! passsbIe.
Lee B0land sold house aud lot IN
Minni,h his week IT, James f. Bo
land. Consideration, $500
Philip Good, cigar man of Farm
ingron, aud Grorge IIrrzog ot S.
Mary's were in Minni,h Monday.
Our Public School continues Ia
glide smoolhI, with Prof, Josrphus
MrN"w "t Perry county NJ ia head.
Frrd VorlErr aud wife aud daughter
Miss Eta visited NJ Bertrand and
Poplar Bruil several days during the
holidays.
''he railroad bridge NJ u. : Pratt'-
has again hpeu wreckedby high water
Two -pnu. having been taken ru irely
away aud one or two more wrcuchel
nu' at line.
James NJ Ilan1, fromerlv nf this
place, hui upw at Ch"inpa, Kansas, =,
aud Ms. Thnrs"y Bulan,l ni 'hls place
wcr- married in the village church
here last sunday, the OH inst, NJ
II o'riork A NJ, in the presence al
nhuu 800 people The mrrrl"gr wa-
nf ih- Peace If tlis place. The groom,
!. u minister ~ the gospel aud j. 81
years old, though hale aud hearty
The bride IL 63 years oi age. After
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The case Of j. V. Conran vs
Bert +. Fem, for Islander, is now
on trial IN circuit court aud has
consumed almost the entire week
Judge Killian is presiding and
the plaintiff, who is himself An
attorney, In represented by Wit
ledge. Stanton aud Pratt. The de.
fendan is likewise an attorney aud
his side of the case is being looked
after by Mrssrs. Moray of St.
Louis and MahOney. This case
comes here on a change Of venue
from New Madrid aud there are a
large number Of witnesses from
here and elsewhere in attendance
Fair play., 1907-01-12

the ceremony and while congra'ula
iiOns were IN order. the young people
sang n song, with some one at III"
organ, rendering the affair veiy
pleasant one. Mr.. Hand arose aud
IN very briet aud pointed manner
thanked the people tor the honor,
etc, shown 10 himself aud bride.
After this the happs couple retired Ia
the residence of Mrs. Joseph LETTER
at which place n sunptuous dinner
had beeu prepared. They lef the
following morning for their home in
Kansas. Ny H.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

That debonnair comrade, Tom
Straughan, gathered a nice party
of his boon companions about
him Thursday night Of last week
and bid them rejoice and be glad
with him tor that it was his
'steenth birthday and, with good
things to eat and with many
libations to offer and games to
play and stories to tell, of course
they did.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

rs Walter and William Herman,
Tom Morice aud Bert Winston aud
their residence AZ Flat River, to
which place they will not return
for some time as they are guests
of the county bastile. For the
mere matter Of banging away
several times apiece with their
artillery, putting out the lights,
frightening the guests, aud in gen
eral disturbing the peace and
breaking up the ball, they were
awarded the aforementioned
prizes in Judge Vorst's court.
For the insignificant trifle of
carrying revolvers and brass
knncks concealed npOn aud
about their persons they will,
through the Instrnmentality of
good aud sufficient bonds, be
assured an attendance upon the
next grand jury.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The local cpuncil OF the Knights OF
Columbus enacted nutable Junction
at their hail on Tuesday evening, the
occasion ing the annunl installation
Of their ncwh elected officers tor the
ensuing year. The ceremonies were
under the conduct uf aud most beanti
inhy, solemnlv aud impressiyeiy
enacted by District Deputy q H., Is
a. Roy o. Bunne Terre, abb, assisted
bi his attendant warden, Bert O'Lea.
rv, also at Bnnue Terre. The several
officers being installed, the entire
council repaired 10 the dining room
ofthc X. +. building aud dlnpd stump
'u"usly, n banquet OF appeti-ing
Viand-, supplemenied with choice
iIavanns having been prepared in
advance, The visiting "fflcer- we've
tunsied aud brief speeches rnlivened
mn alrrah, jnly bunch of goo0 lei
lows. The midmlgin hour wa.
awakened ky expressions to the
effect that each WAS "glad he hadn't
missed H." Dl-lriol Deputy Roy aud
warden OF .eary departed The follow.
ing morning for the Cnpe 10 Install
the officers of that oouucil on Wed.
nesday
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The RoZier Mercantile Com
pany Of St. Mary's had the valued
assistance uf Miss Athala Dupont
aud George Meyers, two of the
Cash Stores affable clerks, while
stalking stock" or invoicing
Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Crystal, Pennington aud many of
our neighboTs in the matter Of a
theatre. Ii the men don't soon
get busy aud talk up the PROPOSE
slti0n we will have to tuIn ii over
to the women. 'Nuff said.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Harry b. Hawes, prominent ST,
Louis politician and Que Of the
men whom Joe Folk defeated in
the race for the nomination for
Governor the last time, was in
town Wednesday. The town
looked good to Harry and ditto
Fair play., 1907-01-12
NOTICE !

The Public Is hereby notified
that ! will regard and prosecute
as Trespassers ali persons hunt
iag on my land. ana hereby offer
u reward OF TEN DOLLARS for
the arrest and conviction OF any
person for Such irespaSs.
PAT J CUMMINGS.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs Christian Naumann sus.
tanned quite n painful, though not
serious. injury to her arm in max
ing misstrp while alightiDg from
her buggy Sunday afternoon.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

All members of the X. of p.
are earnestly requested to be on
hand next Tuesday night. Install
alton and semi-annual report.
Visiting Brothers cordially invit-
ed. G. j. WILDER, &. G..
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Representative Huck took
enough time from his duties at
the Stale Capitol to visit his
family over Saturday and Sunday,
returning to Jefferson City Mon
day.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs. John Ebert and children
and the Misses Emma aud Onra
Haug, all Of St.. Louis, came down
Thursday TO help celebrate with
Godfrey Haug whose natal day
it was.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

WANTED Lady to advertise
our goods locally. Several weeks
home work. Salary $12 per week,
81 day for expenses. SAUNDERS
90, Dept. W, 46-48 jackson
Boulevard, Chicago, III.
30-37.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The Catholic knights of Ameri-
ca will give grand euchre and
Ball on Monday evening, Febru-
ary llth. Particulars later.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mayor Joseph Weller is confin-
ed to his home this week suffer
ing with a severe cold.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Miss Cornrlia Yealy returned
to st Louis Monday morning,
terminating u visit OF week tu
TO her mother, Mrs. Mary Yealy
Fair play., 1907-01-12

A daughter was born to the
wife of John Roth of this city on
Monday, January 7Ih.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Louise Dupont Ia enter
tanning her daughter, Mrs. Louis
O'RIien of ST. LOuis.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Circuit Attorney Arthur N
Sager Of ST. Louis was in attend
ance on the OOnran-Fenn trial
Wednesday.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Phil Shaw OF Pennington
was an l 5. passenger, Wednes.
day morning, passing through on
her way to PprryvilIe.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

VIM. Baumstark and Miss
Clara Meyer attended the funeral
of the latter's cousin, Benno O..
Meyer in st. Louis SATURDAY. last.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Sunday, January 18Th. Rev
Griehel will be here to hold ser
vices at the Luther Church at lC
u IN. in German
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Hugh McCrary of CouIterville,
H., and Mrs. Pearl Pauline
Barth of Marion. Ill.,. were mar
ried by Squire Jos. Worst We'd
nesday, Jan. 8, 1907.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Henry Okenfuss and little
Miss Teckla, with Miss Lizzie
OkenfuSs, returned from St.
Louis Sunday night, having spent
a very pleasant week visiting.
Fair play., 1907-01-12
Leave your orders for
COAL with F. A. Weller
at Reuters Elevator.

A marriage license was issued
this week to Sophia NJ. Grass
and Frank Y. Sehwent of Ste,
Gencvieye, also to Valentine +.
Arnold of Schuline, H., and
Regina NJ. Glither of New Often
burg.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Jennie Smythe, who has
been guest of the family OF
Camille Stanton, returned to St.
Louis Monday.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The best Winter Footwear made
to order. Repairing done cheap
on short notice at G.. BAUM'S.
Fair play., 1907-01-12
E'Or Sale.

A two st'r 3 Tonmed brick
house; lot 66x200 feet in center
of town. For information see or
write 10 EVARIsTE BUEKERT.
Ste GrnevIrtt. Mo
Fair play., 1907-01-12

1t is to be regretted Joe Her
tich's Apollo like presence will be
sorrrowfuIly absent from accus-
toned cronies for some time to
come rs he has been persuaded to
act as operator at EIyins for the
Illinois Southern and left Friday
to assume charge of his position.
Fair play., 1907-01-12
Sherif's Sale in Partition.

Christian Naumann, surviving trustee. an
der The will OF the estate of Louis Naumaun,
deceased, plaintiff,
Fair play., 1907-01-12
Wheat 67cts per bushel.


Closing out factory Shoes at
cost at &. BAUM's.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Born, on Friday, Jan. 4, to
the wife of VIM. p. Huck, a son.
The Circuit Clerk came late to Court Friday.
in busy season
wbereat the Judge, IN great surprise, in
ouired from him the reason.
A child was born, the Clerk did say, and
am the happy sire,
An infant CLERK f? Oh no, said he. AS
yet he's but a crier.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Miss Lurlne Pratt, while enjoy.
lug the diversions provided at
George iimek's popular stating
emporium Sunday night, fell aud
spiained her wrist which injury,
while not serious, gives her
much rainfnl annoyance. George
has placed danger sign ut that
particular sput on the lee.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

The lot belonging ia Chas
Meyers and win SeSauer, and
immediately adjoining the inltrrs E
sni0on premises, was recently
leased by Nicholas Joggersi OF
( StaahlOwn, who will erect there
on u maIblr aud onyx cutter :
shop ab"at February lst This,
II is TO l- hoped, viii prove n
substan'ifi undertaking aud he
soon relerred to as one of oar
piOgressi industries.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

Advertise in the FAIB PLAY.
Fair play., 1907-01-12

BY virtue aud authority of degree and order
OF sale made by the Circui; Court OF the County
of Ste. Genevieve, Of the state of Missouri, In
the above entitled cause, and "f a certified cu,,y
thereof, dated october 2ih, 1905. and 10 me, the
undersigned sheriff, delivered. 1 will on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-12
TENTH SUPT. OF
STREETS

John HAY. \ stone cutter by trade.
rcsidtng At soc Eighth av,. was TO
day appointed by Mayor Moore 60
be superintendent Of streets and
sewers.
Hay II a democrat. but votes an
independent ticket. and Is said 10
have cast his presidential ballot for
Roosevelt. He lives ia Councilman
Sawyor's ward. who. Il VAS ra.
morod. will probably vote TOT HAS
for that reason Monday night
Another report az the city hall Is
60 the effuet that A. l. Walters has
been made a standing offer Of $500
a month by private corporation Ia
enter ia service AZ foreman OF man.
ager.
The opinion Ia gaining ground
that there will ha something doing
In the matter ~ tho head Of the
street department within the naxt
two weeks outwar,iiy there IL no
change apparent. but under the snr.
face Il Is said that the city council
has become tired % thu h0ldup
game aud n number Of the more
conservative ones are looked for "a
break away II there ls no settlement
of the matter from some other
source VERY soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-12
SENATE PASSES
PRIMARY BILL

olympia. March ts.-With but
-, negative vote the senate last
,.shs passe.i the new direct primary
rr .xrpsd upon b. the free con-
s-~ses rommittee Of house and
~s,.e The only amendment
.a..,.a az much Importance was
-, offered b. senator Ruth, who
~sses that tAlgdelass cities b IN
s,..rt within tho provisions % tho
~ Az TIE blll came In u en-
$500 third and fourth class cities.
- n viii agply 70 AL cities ex-
80 those in cities Of tho fourth
eisss 1.
EnA
s-zz.s Raaas voted no, The
.k,ecssss we're roxus and Davis
NJ ofhsrs voted Ter the bill. IN
sS,.,.x Senator Piper. who after
~ M passed offered a resolution
s xaleh 10 said the btu meant 60
a. rood old republican party
-aeo<hyA ny lover. good-hye
Altsr passing tho direct primary
"A ~ ssnata PASSED another bitl
a. su@nAs tie lRw In regard 10
nosrxl slertlon ballots in order 10
- A. cAndldates for judge AZ one
q, xoasr he heading -NonFarti-
- Y.sesctzry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-12
MINERS QUIT UNION


TOSoPAH, New. March l2--Tha
miners here have decided to sever
their connection with the Industrial
Workers % the World and form a
unton u their own
At Goiff'eld great excitement has
been caused BY tha labor troubles
Nearly hais the population Il pa.
tFolilnK the streets John silva
Nas killed last night. and joe
smith. 81 the Industrial Workers.
l. nuaeF arrest.