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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-03
Murray-Keating

Murray Heating
The marriage of Miss Irene Murray,
daughter Of Mrs Sarah A. Murray. and
Joseph Heating, was celebrated at ST..
James church, nov. 90. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Smith. The
bride was attended by her cousin Miss
Mabel Leonard of Albion, Nebr., and
Frank Hegeman was the best man. AT
ter the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of John c..
Murray, a brother Of the bride. at
which only immediate relatives were
present Both are well known in Ike
nosha and their many friends wish
them long and happy welded life.
MIR. and Mrs. Heating left on an after
noon train On a short honeymoon. They
will be at home to their friends at "a
West Main street after Dec 10
Chase-schulte
The marriage of Miss Dora. Chase
and Gustav Schultz, Jr., both well
known people of Kenosha, was quiet
ly celebrated in Milwaukee on Wed
nesday afternoon. The announcement
of the marriage which was made on
Thanksgiving Day will come as sur
prise to many of the friends of the
bride and groom in Kenoshay Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz will make their home in
Kenosha and are now receiving the con
gratulations of their friends.
Other Weddings
The marriage of Miss Margaret Cope
land and Clifton A Crawford, both of
Zion City, was quietly celebrated at
the parsonage Of Park avenue M. E.
church at seven O'Clock Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. w. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford will make their home in
Zion City. Both the bride and groom
are well known in Kenosha.
Charles Schnitt, Jr., and Miss Mary
Bonk, both of South Milwaukee, were
quietly married in Kenosha ON Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was per
formed by Judge Slosson in the County
Court
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-03

There was pleasant surprise party
last Wednesday evening at which Miss
Anna Beck was the guest Of honor.
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friends Of the bride and groom attend
ed the ceremony. M. and Mrs Jen-
sen viii make their home in the town
Of Somers and as both are widely
known they viii have the best wishes
Of many friends
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Cent? Jensen

At the home of the bride in the
town of somers on Thursday evening
occurred the marriage Of Miss Emma
Cent? and Chris. P. Jensen, both well
known young people of the town Of
Somers. A number Of the intimate
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-03

Miss Rose Christensen of Rockford,
Ill, visited in the city Friday.
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CRUDE Hansen

The marriage Of Miss Clara Hansen,
daughter Of Lawrence Hansen and John
N. CRUDE, a well known expressman of
the city was quietly celebrated at st.
George church on Thursday morning.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. B. Elskamp. After the ceremony
reception was held at the home Of
the bride at which many friends and
relatives were invited Mr.. and Mrs.
CRUDE will make their home in Kenosha
and will have the best wishes of many
friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-27
SHORT LINE PROMOTER
ARE ACCUSED OF FRi|

wv, whitman are accrss-
leht iepresentalious 4 =
With The affairs n AZ y
coma com Short fAns eom ~
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called important ,s 80 n
company we're flea n !,
court BY Mary 4. ia = es
Merrill and Peter ~.
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IN" company IN , a'.'
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James 7 filackatons' w \. w
bllwltt be Continues ~
ana that Muckler -. II
Iestralned from trs. s'1
more business h ,l.s sA =.
company. nae
a. - "''n ~ ne ana.
,ot ths purpose o. esi,..s
.'seeiEing The credi,o,s = s
pany MuckIer and Wl,, .
fepresenled that 49,, sae
amount Of money 49,. va
completion Of the ~, y
iaet vas not the =.
legged that John M ht1
i baker and r 9 Kau.ls.. /
trustees. resigned ssss''' "
ago becaus. 81 n. ~. 4
man - "A
IA. be PEI. ln'efvenor sIss ~.
although they are 81
stock = IN the company 80, -
me aggregate 70 t1rs 4.
never been given esrs.s..,
stock for this bit ~ 80
received Certificates !,
stock 10 the Fidelity IS.
pany Of Tacoma IT,, 7, II
delivery OF stock es,,'s..'
PAY nenta u their elslr. !
u n further alleged ih.. |. ,
poFary receivers hag. y W
ea g, access to the Invor.s, 4
q the company. 49, y
claimed. are being ccsss..'
Auekler and wIshimss
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sAtn oF FURNITURE. NAvAyo
kNNn PIANOS ErN. AT tDM
HATNfpkf. NOV N&H&N aIff. At T.
Ia Mlg'ks 7NrNNN nAt.NMNpuMH $50
80 tMf Az Mh amaSF Gem
essts t@ifeern ssss ifaa bee a44iuss
HtHttfxsasu aFsensfu tnafiafsHss center
hies. eatsnata H tshiss finins saatfs
skfHe rfsEfs. bunsfs er1fhsa. fiHs frsA
80 an1 easy chaifs steel faugza sstfa
ftEs eks funss. zeal and ~usi heAfefe
80 shelf library tatles sieaaHt knAt@
s'ana .sisa hsiris sal Mhitns1l ssna'
sff ssfuarss ano rafteta hstit Hstets4t
shfaa. shHN t@sss Uiffrfs. NHftalts pc
tufes hitfhrn fNffisttess. ats sfe. alsu
rftlsns Aaefionssf fhense Nate Isl. tua
i1ff
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Pine t.faam cottage iai eosi1l close ~
iW0 ehF tines completely furnished With
fine new furniture. Grand swhfpina View
NJ lake aHl a. lsifiau Ffuupda q ~ owner
has cut ftF " ihs real value ~ this piacs
ln nfdef - make aulrh eaah sails Price
u, lag
o. =. PAY epNrAHf. INC,
90 90 90 Hshlhofn lidg
af HFfFnd AfrHts
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YucATAn Hrposn

The United wirrIas -,
iollowlng from csu =. -
obrisn this forenoa ~,
eatan. Nov 2ss
bziz and longituds jSis
cast akyi drizzlins nis -,
sea breeze. souihres, ~.
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German training eli, s.,-
cecilis iosed into Port ~. J
morning. after beating ~
upper coast for soms In
Conflicting orders.
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Steamer pennsylvania arrived
last night from Valdez and way
ports. Che had good weather, and
brought fair list of passengers.
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A Boom

ihsf unels pam hss started HE % ret
eae sHrsnfifufs hsnf Hss hesnss 49,
tutiiina eaf Yeu aiii have o. hufff
50 gsf 10 % She epfhiha psires ons
fhaf tsu - NnaHtf 81 snf price large
lots ftH Terms o. lnnnfh if itfsfnsf
toa nsfslupmenf 60, Nausfs ip1f
tfanspaFteftans III
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FARM nARnAfn 40 acres. we'll IN.
proved HANDY 20 neattis maFhet. W
aefoe Va Civilization, balance pasture gu
fenced and cross fenced laffa srchard
W bsafinEi aii kinds gl small NUTS y
room dweilins large frame bern, sever
81 uutbuiidiHaH uWHsf desires. luieh
sails N taken Wlthin = few days viii
sell fof %, 100. uhifh price Includes
team. harness. tao wagons. ufilk COWS
thoroughbred built. yeuug stock hoes
chiohens ana soed outHt of fsrmins
n9pNhr MAITuY.
% Us We 81 AlaskA pidg asistF
nETwEHN hEATTLE AND TACOMA
Near survey ~ rev Short Eins Inter.
urban foflY sefes taeiHa beautifui lake
land 10 nearly ali level pert fieh bot
tom iardi balAn0e first eiasa upland. o.
room piastsfsd nuss naw frame barn,
several out tuiidings abundance ~ whtsf
iafss bearing afehard, f.gee. hasY
terms
RODENT AALTnY
aiRspaeebat iasAa Uida Still
hmAH RICHMOND BEACH rive
acres overlooking the sound 3 acres 10
cultivation. balance Pasture eli fenced
orchard zee sfFaehsfrf pisuis two
good eeiia faam haHse several oct
buildings aGae Positively can't be
duplicated faf the money
HnutHF hAlfHf
sieaAae 81 tassa hiaa ratttfh
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500 usDnR VALVE

Wanted You man about 70 - lsafp
GOOD business Phones. Ind. sfl Main ieo9
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES,

% ret true, printed time
/ tables In newspapers For
! time Of departure and arrival
Of trains telephone King street
! Station Information eureau,
! sunse,. Main 2T4o. lndepe"a
! ent III.
4 4 a a q A q 4
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WE HAVE THIS EXCLUSIVE
nat wiii par fun tssafnlssfpn " hreksf
we keuses ca let ttst&e. saathsass
eoraef ~ 4sth snt bsafk arni ktiass
fpatal ~ te4l wtu ssal faE ~ Zee fsFu8
trhangs ~ uaka aaiek tufu ever %
seeS lnfsFe4f 80 fnssskment
ApfLETOS fNNnnTMENT CCMFOnAs
TfON. ITb
ftf Aasftsaa naas nids Ia
owNER MUST HAVE HnNEr seon
- offefa his ness stfteflF fucdsFe .
fosn oaftess At . reasonable Ffiea ~
yas haFs tSte cash and rsu Par ths
baianre 81 fhs rate - fit per raonih.
intsrset tusiadsa knf astuaiif sant a
tsaatifai huHs asar eefs nehatrsrtitis
viss ~ ntss class fssldsFss aisfffrf
taat tsisy Call hesth SCI -~stssfs
ALMOST OWEN away
t4aes4.RtI teNtsH@ttW
FINE VIEW
eplsafia kHstss fnes Get evssinaAtne
fAks washinetan aee naeaelains ~ yeaF
esq figure fde4t site for rssi1sncs
onnsf sira ndse II kisss1 has flseffst
sale 81 snr Frifs Teis - iass ass fisi
ina suensY ttt esea Cau fhis sees
a. afrfs
TuE SOUND Iut erEE runfASr
tss Ce'f4Ha Hsiifies
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The star cannot guarantee
ACCURACY or assume feNPvnss
blllty Ter errors OF any wv"
occurring tn telephoned aeN"
tlAafiaAhia
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BUSINESS cHENcEs.


IATTTAI TTNNINWTT
Industrial. misunderstanding mihlht eiit
E4a sHA railway stock aud hoNA ish0ee
a.tid tN Investors gNB pflssiun basis
aAmuei Uraham a co.. Neillus Brokers
a. sacrament ~ Montreal Canada
Wantet partner. NQaa ehAhee iAr tAh'
mae WNi sell haf Interest IN geei rAf
iua seea.na hana Store faf tl.tta An nnf
stAs IS kaHdiu ths trade alone Adde'S
FRANK n Hsfife. Meures. Wash IN
pHAsnEg' ruNH Ieafu aHsaYinH a.
nsn iiasfnsfs office. in enc meath neat
class begins December FIRST feet -
nsttefY 81 Hiteat
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aatrtlArloNa WANTED"

"sisuasions Wanted a9Ne's
Elements ako for u woreS,
tlnea Additional spaee. DC Pe'
Ina
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Stop Paying Rent
g. cAElf
ouEns sSNE NH.

Poet sles ias ln rrfn inu ktdiffan
cursenisri ~ car. sFsla9 ssfrf Easg
isgutt So
Two t.fs-.f itiH three hisfts fresh ear
cement fiarr tiA an ssfF terms tSN each
CENfi Nv REALTY co
1865 AtH#aa Mi3F
o. " A. tasfcf8 fih ara Califofnia
WW
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-nELP WANTED"
- 80 xaAagtEtED ADS,

ANp At NANa0F' -
Ore cent = word Nlnl .s ~
charge fEe. When charges ~
account actual number 81 hhvh
a. net viii be counted SeNeh
in.rrttens made for tho price
~ .ix when cash II paid ~
cap lines. or fraction
with be counted as two HhN"'
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sHoH oEslgss

To. best gnsas saa hass shsss a
towsst FosNtble pftNsa sS41 ~ Dee
h.assh. lsit rirst ~
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TYpewRiTaRs.


New and seeond hand typewritsfs 80
sp rypsNs,tss. fse'ss RE, an'ie
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MINES AND MINING

We par highest prices feF sseaaAs ~
ladies ant sanfisasa's slelkiss fafl
tuFe etc keaa. slit tst ~ Lad 90
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eia..tstcatien cannot be given
after Is o'clock daily
BALLARD AGENCY
Mullen, stog Ballard sN. .sN
City Hall Phone. Ballard wv
MAIN oFFtCEs@.seNenth ~.
Between Union and NhiNos $50
Phones Main 1850; Ina aeA
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CONSOLIDATED oot.D saGSf4 CO.
HfFs ~
a Yea ar lhinElfs - tsftns aaf -
this sists. u sNl 80 faa - 80 - isfsf
e this stoxa ~ ffpm - - fsF fsnt
itee fhan plthsf 'usst s4nsa Masu
htsagsy. iesai sgrass " iss aasngaaF cal
~ mfits
AuMTHWNnT HOLDING Cxl
stsa Enpats Alas
h&4stis. Wssh t
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ron sAlG-MiscgLLANEous.

aAEu AND Door nARoAlsa
We have ear eWn aocf MIL haf
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Cafnpare Off prices with other stores
lof Hair q spda We manufacture wfga
bOupeea, tfanaf1rmafiou curla pugfs
Dompsdourl ana switches san Frfnris.
30 haif siofs 1901 Firh ave. ssatils
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
P0STPoNES OPENINGS
Lands in the Cass Lake Land District
Withheld from Entry for
the Present.


Cass Lake, Oct. 21.-(special to
Pioneer. )-There will be no opening
of government lands in township
sixty.eight, range twenty-six, and
township sixty-six, range twenty
five, in the Cass Lake land district,
as had been advertised, the officials
of the local U. S. land office having
issued the following statement rela.
tive thereto:
Notice is hereby given that we
have been this day advised by a
telegram from the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, to postsone
the filing of the Plats for Township
Sixty-eight, Range Twenty-six, and
Township Sixty-six, Range Twenty
five, until furthur advised. Therefore
there will not now be Township
openings on November 10th and
18th, 1908, as previously advertised,
and not until new notices have
issued.
Lester Bartlett,
Register.
M. N. Kohl,
Receiver"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22

You don't knowl Say, take this
textbook. It shows you in a few
words the faults and fallacies Of
Bryan, and it gives you in plain,
pithy points the strength Of Taft.
It's men like you men that are
content to sit around and let the
tide Of the campaign ebb and flow
at their unseeing feetat their
needless feet, ]. meanthat must
awaken and arise to their duty.
Who are you going to vote for, if
it's fair question:
really don't believe shall
Well, we'll get you to the polls
all right. We've got people who look
after the silent vote. Where. do you
live?'
| live in Melbourne, Australia,
SIR
And Art went away back in the
rear of the car and sat beside his
wife until the train pulled into the
depot at Brainerd. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22

shape for 1912.
He challenged the proof of any.
legislation or other work of benefit
to the people which had actually
been brought about by Gov. John
son either before or since his cleo
ton.
Contrasting Johnson's records Of
words rather than deeds with that
of Hon. J.F. jacobson, he showed that
the latter had been responsible for
and instrumental in securing more
legislation for the benefit of the
producers and the small business
men than any other man in the
history of Minnesota legislation.
Senator Nelson was governor dur
ing part of Mr.. Jacobson's service
in the legislature and was in a
position to know whereof he speaks.
He enumerated the various bills
secured by Mr.. jacobson which,
while none of them have damaged
the railroads, all have benefited the
people.
Senator Nelson closed with a
hearty tribute to the industry, ability
and honesty of the republican candi-
date for governor and urged all
republicans to vote, not only for
him, but for every man on the
ticket, declaring that all are worthy
of confidence and that all stand for
the principals which through the
republican party have made America
the greatest and most prosperous
country in the world.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
COMPANY KS FOOTBALL
TEAM PLAYS CASS LAKE
Will Line Up Against Coach Dumas
Bunch at cass Lake, Next
Sunday.

The Company K football team,
members of Bemidji's national
guard company, will play a game
against the recognized Cass Lake
team, at Cass Lake, next Sunday,
when it is expected that the Cass
Lake pig skin chasers will have a
much stronger eleven on the field
than they l1ned-up against the
Grand Rapids City team last Sun
day, when the Grand Rapids play
ers won the contest by a score of
FL to o.
The Cass Lake team is being
coached by DR.. Dumas, an old
University of Minnesota player,
and he has been putting his re-
organized gridiron gladiators
through some new stunts, with
hard practice, this week. He has
some fine material for team, and
no doubt, the Cass Lake warriors
will show vast improvement.
The Company K boys will have
several new players, since they
played here against Grand Rapids,
which will give them a much
stronger line, and at least one ad.
ditional man in the back6led who
is a consistent ground-gainer,
thoroughly understands the game,
and is "stayer" in all branches
of the game. -.
A number of Bemidji people will
go to Cass Lake Sunday noon to
see the game.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
Art Ha9berg as a Campaigner.

Few in this city are aware of the
fact, but Art Hagberg, the genial
man, is whirlwind politician, and
he makes some telling hits while out
among the voters.
Art went to Brainerd, with his
wife, a few days ago, and he was
looking for votes for his favorite
candidate. He espied a man read
ing novel, who was evidently not
aware that the fate of the nation
hangs on the vote of the people Nov.
3rd, and he opened upon the reader
of the novel:
We'll the campaign is warming
up," said Art to the man with the
novel.
"Yes?" replied the man with the
novel.
You bet. You'll see things doing
from now till election. Le' me tell
you, all these scandals and exposures
have their effect on both parties, but
don't let it get away from you that
Taft is the friend of the people, and
he'll win. Agree with me?"
I must confess I havn't given
the matter much thought"
But it's a matter for thought,
man. You can't sit idly by and
allow others to settle the destiny
of the nation, can you? What has
Bryan ever done?"
Really, don't know SIR"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
Commencing Work on. Dam.

Brainerd Dispatch: Supt. Strachan
of the Minnesota & international
railroad, who returned a few days
ago from International Falls states
that the contractors who are to
finish the work of improving the
water power at that place have
their superintendents and foremen
on the ground and that the actual
work will commence in a very short
time. The new contracting firm, it
is said, has purchased all the ma
chinery, etc, owned by the former
contractors, so that there is but
little preliminary work to be done
before the laying of rock can com,
mence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
PARENTS and TEACHERS
TO HOLD joint MEETING
Superintendent RitchIe Arranges Meet.
ing for This Friday That Should
Prove Mutually Profitable.

Superintendent A. P. Richie, of
the Bemidji schools, announces that
a parents and teachers meeting will
be held Friday afternoon in the
Central school.
The purpose of the meeting will
be to promote the welfare of the
pupils through the cooperation of
the parents and the teachers. With
out such cooperation the students
are unable to succeed as well in
their studies as with it, and it is
with this idea that the conference is
being called.
The parents are invited to come
to the school at $50 o'clock and
observe the work of the pupils until
recess when an excellent program of
music and reading of papers will be
rendered. Miss Hanson, the instruc-
tor of music, having charge of the
"doings."
The program which will be rem
dered will be as follows:
BLOW. Soft Winds. ...............Ch Chorus
Glee Club.
THE Child and it's Environment" .
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. w. E. Neal.
The Value Of Literature in the High
OCuOOl. .'........ ..... MISS OrodVoS.
"A Woman Speaks (Reading). ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Clara Fisk.
Religion in the Schools" ............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. s. E. P. White.
Art in the Schools" ......... Miss Donaldson.
Quartet-"The Thistle Down Blows
...-..... ...... 5000. ClaQW1CK.
Misses Hanson. Pilot. VARIES and Alley.
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Resolutions of Citv Council.

The following is copy of reso-
luton which was adopted by the
city council of Bemidji at the meet
ing held Monday evening, on the
death of Alderman John Washburn.
The resolution was introduced by
Alderman Gould and is as follows:
Whereas, death has taken from
our number our brother, Alderman
John A. Washburn of the third ward;
and
Whereas, we desire to record these
expressions of our feelings of regard
and respect for him when living,
and of sorrow and regret occasioned
by his death.
John A. Washburn was born in
Cleveland, Ohio, thirty-eight years
ago. He left surviving him wife
and one child.
He had just reached manhood's
summit and while ill-health had sug-
gested for some time the possibility
of his early death. no one was pre-
pared for his going when he died.
It is with pleasure that we record
that each one of his official acts as
member of this council was the
result of his desire to do what was
exactly right to serve the best inter-
ests of his city and his constituents.
His services as an alderman and as
member of the fire department of
Bemidji, were such as to suggest,
that, had he lived, the future held in
store awaiting him political and
business positions of responsibility
and Importance.
In our official relations he was
always courteous, considerate and
just, and in his private life he was
industrious, honest and kind "a
good neighbor, an affectionate hus-
band and father, and citizen
whose loss will be felt by our body
and the community at large. f..
AS slight token of our regard
for him we ask that these memorial
resolutions may be matter of rec
ord.
Now, Therefore be it resolved,
that these memorial resolutions be
spread on the records of the min
utes Of the Common Council of the.
City Of Bemidji as part of the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting, and a copy
of these resolutions be by the
clerk transmitted to the widow Of
our deceased brother.
~. 4 =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
New Industry for Northern MINI.

Mr.. Ewing of Puposky came ia
yesterday noon from a visit at
Valley city, NJ D., and returned
home on the afternoon train. The
Red Lake agent of this city reports
that Mr.. Ewing had with him a
valuable collection of thoroughbred
bulldogs and pups to add to kennels
on his Bull Pup Farm at Puposky'
New industries are always welcome
to northern Minnesota.
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Pay Your Taxes.

It is perhaps we'll at this time to
remind our readers that the last half
of the taxes which were not paid
last May are now due, and that after
November 1 a penalty of ~ per
cent will accrue.
Now is the time to pay up and
thereby insure yourself against
being obliged to pay a big bonus
for the privilege of keeping your tax
money few days. Do it now.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
Sell Direct to Consumers,

The management of the Bemidji
Handle Factory announces that from
now on the factory will sell the
products of their plant direct to
consumers. It will be we'll for
those desiring handles to place their
orders Immediately so that early
delivery may be made. When in the
market for lumber call on the
Bemidji Handle Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
Are In the Civ,

Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Durham
arrived in the city yesterday from
St. Peter, where they had accom-
panied the remains of their infant
child for burial, and are resting at
the home of Mrs. Dunham's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baily. They
will remain in the city for few days
before returning to their home at
Grand Forks, N. D.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-22
Attended Mail Clerks BANQUET,

w. M. Shannon of this city, a
mail clerk on the Great Northern
passenger train between Grand
Forks and Duluth, went to the
FORK" yesterday afternoon and
attended the banquet given there by
the Grand Forks lodge of the Rail-
way Mail Clerks association, return
ing to the city on this Moons train.