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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
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Blackjack, Sept. 7.-(Special cor
respondence of the Pioneer.) >..-.
Lee French went to Anoka on
Friday. 81
Mrs. Harrigan is having built a
story-and-a-half; house on Third
street.
Ed. Thomas arrived in towr
Thursday evening on business. He
left Saturday for Red Lake.
Christine Jacobson, who has been
recently employed in the Lee family,
departed for her home in Canada on
Thursday.
J. M. Bryan, Mrs. H. G.. Rice and
Mrs. J. M. Freeburg spent Thursday
sightseeing in International Falls,
Rainier and Fl. Francis.
Mrs. c. G. Johnson, Ralph and
"Buster,'' of Bemi dji, arrived in
town Thursday evening for a few
days. visit with friends. They
were entertained in the E. l..
Oberg home.
One of the most delightful events
of the season was fish fry at the
lake Wednesday afternoon. Those
participating were Mrs. c. G..
Johnson and son, Ralph, OF
Bemidji; Mrs. E. L. Oberg, Miss
Mare Oberg of Litchfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Dooher, J. M. Bryan,
Guthrie Center, Ia,; Mrs. H. G.
Rice of Hamlin, Ia; DR.. and
Mrs. J. M. Freeburg, DR.. J. c.
Koch of Blackjack.
A telephone message from Anoka
reached Mrs. Lee French, week ago
Saturday, saying her father, Jacob
Schwab, had been shot, and asking
her to come at once. Later, it was
learned that Mr.. Schwab had been
murdered. A stranger called at his
home about 2 o'clock Saturday morn.
ing, and when Mr.. Schwab appeared,
fired three times at him. Mr.. Schwab
! 1ied at a,.~.a--,e.s3s ess-aey. A number
of different accounts have been given
and heard, but as yet there seems
no clue to the murderer or his object
Mrs. French left on the Sunday
night train for Anoka.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
H. w. AIsop Will Raise Sheep.


H. w. Alsop, town clerk of the
Town of Birch, and who also holds
several other positions of public
trust in that township was a visitor
in Bemidji yesterday evening, having
come to the city from business
trip to Maltby, in Hubbard county,
south of Bemidji.
Mr.. Alsop has purchased some
sheep at Maltby and will have taken
to his farm, where he intends to en-.
gage extensively in the raising of
mutton and WOOL"
Speaking of his trip south Of here,
Mr.. Alsop said:
I was greatly surprised to note
the number of farmers and the
splendid farms which are owned
between Bemidji and Maltby. There
are fine lot of agricultural products
which have been raised on these
lands, and even the folks of your
own town don't know what splendid
success the farmers around you are
making of agricultural pursuits"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
Co. K. to Give Ball.

The members of Company K. M.
N. G., will give a ball at the Third
Regiment Armory formerly the
Coliseum next Wednesday evening,
when an attempt will be made to
make the affair the most memorable
ball in the history of the many
brilliant functions which the soldier
boys have given.
The ball will be in the nature OF
an Opening ball." in commemora-
ton of the furnishing of the armory
by the city, aud will no doubt be
we'll attended.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07
500 is MAKING A MISTAKE
If 1T PASSES UP BEMIDU
BY Going to North of City, 500 Would urn Its Back on
Biggest Shipping Point in Northern Mime .
sofa, Outside Duluth.

A telegram from Thief River Falls,
which has been published in the
Duluth and St. Paul papers, gives
what is purported to be a correct
statement of the ''doings" of the 500
surveyors who are running the lines
prior to the selection of the exact
route through which the Thief River
Falls~Brooton extension of the 500
will e constructed.
The statement is as follows:
The locating engineers for the
500 road from Thief River Falls to
Duluth are slowly working west
through northern Clearwater county,
towards this citv. Several teams
are accompanying the surveyors to
move the supplies from camp to
comp.
The line as located through
Clearwater county is some twenty
miles north of Bagley, the county
seat, and it also is heading straight
for Thief River Falls. East of Clear
water county the line extends north
of Bemidji lake some distance,
touching neither the lake nor any
town north of the lake, and continues
along the north end of Cass lake. 1t
is probable that a town will be
established on the north end of the
last named lake, as the location is
one of the choicest about that body
of water.
1t is expected that the engineers
will arrive in Thief River Falls in
three weeks.
Camps are being established for
the construction crews by Foley,
Walsh & Stewart, the contractors.
These will be in operation before
frost arrives and the grading will be
pushed through as rapidly as pos
sible. That the line will be ready
for the steel in the early part of next
summer is now an assured fact.
| The new time tables of the Cana.
dian Pacific railway show the Thief
River Falls-Duluth line as the last
connecting link between Chicago and
! Winnipeg, and it is given no little
prominence in this connection. Off.
Gals of the road do not deny that
through trains will be running on
this line one year hence"
| The Pioneer believes that no one,
regardless of who is mentioned, is
authority at the present time to state
just where the 500 road will build its
line from the south shore of Leech
lake towards Thief River Falls.
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Clarence Shannon Goes to ~"

Clarence Shannon left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis and will,
next week, begin his studies at the
University of Minnesota, having
decided to take the full collegiate
course; and it is possible that he
may study law eventually. p
Clarence was member of the
graduating class of the Bemidji
High School of 'o8 and was one Of
the brightest members of that
exceptionally strong class.
During the past year he has at
times acted as local reporter for
the Pioneer and in this capacity
served this paper faithfully and
well.
This spring he was appointed
state fire ranger for the southern
half of Beltrami county; and although
not yet FL years of age, he did his
work so efficiently that he was highly
commended by General Andrews,
state fire warden, and his salary was
raised SIS per month after his first
months service.
Clarence Shannon is one of the
most popular young men in Bemidji.
He is an exceptionally bright young
man, and has brilliant future before
him if he sticks to the straight
and narrow PATH" and continues to
hustle and study.
The Pioneer, in common with his
many friends, wishes Clarence all
kinds of success, in the future years.
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Buried This Morning.

The body of Miss Mildred Rebar-
chick was buried in Greenwood
cemetery this morning, after brief
funeral service which was held in
St. Phillips church.
Miss Rebarchiek died Sunday
afternoon at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. Brink, in South Bemidji.
The deceased was 20 years of age
and very estimable young lady.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-07

Surveyors have been running lines
through many parts of Cass, Bel
trami and Clearwater counties, and
no doubt they will also extend their
operations to other parts of these
counties, west of the Leech lake dis
trict and south of Bemidji as we'll as
north. A crew of surveyors has been
working west of the north shore of
Cass lake, toward Lake Bemidji for
several days, and no doubt are in
close proximity to Bass lake. They,
of course, are very reticent and look
wise when asked as to where the line
is going to be built, and when they
say they don't know" they are
probably telling the truth-they
really don't know.
The 500 can I'll afford to sspass
up" the City of Bemidji. Bemidji
is undoubtedly the most important
shipping point in north-central
Minnesota, as shown by the Off
cial authentic figures of the ton
mage of freight received and for
warded at Bemidji during the year
ending March 81, 1909, and also
the amounts, in dollars and cents,
OF the freight received and for
warded in Bemidji during a given
period in 1908.
The Pioneer recently received
statement from A: C. Clausen,
secretary of the railroad and ware
house commission, in which he
gives the following as the tonnage
of freight received and forwarded
at Bemidji during the year ending
March 81, 1909:
Great Northern railway received
22,764 tons and forwarded 95,939
tons, total of 118, 7O3 tons.
The Minnesota & International
railway company received 1880
tons, of which 1898 tons were
logs, and forwarded 48,OO2 tons, a
total of 225,882 tons.
The NJ, R. L. & NJ. railway COM
pany received 2,O46 tons and for
warded 47,192 tons, total of 49,
238.
The grand total of tons received
was 222,69O; the total of tons for
warded was 1913. The grand
total of tons received and tons for
warded was 393,823, certainly a
magnificent showing.
Freight business of the G. N. for
twelve months ending January 81,
90. $286,934.68; Northern Pacific
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To Detroit and Return $500,

Via the South Shore in connection
with steamers of the D. & C.. Line.
Excursions leave Duluth on Night
Express Sept. 18th, 18th, 10Th, 22nd.
Rate to Toledo $3.50, Cleveland
$3.50, Buffalo $14.OO.
Apply early for reservation to
A. J. Perrin,
General Agent,
Duluth, MINI.
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GreisrschWrc. II,nb ". oUnf, 2rdEbtni;
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,&meitc gdttcuat@unf," 422 GAos&'toaotpap.
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u. UfatIloit, NG'iircr.
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Idfe sar &eiie tn's ansIanb be.
forst 6. @aine, Nr. Alb, Fit-galti.
moreitraRe, maize Guitum Sbaie slDe.
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.@aIfmsre Namai.H aaet. Gpmpaanie.

r2alt1mDrcn GnmgI.E adet+S Dntpagnts.
(gntc uno SubrtIiifqe Naisoinie.)
Sic Tercinigie StadtcnsPoft befbroerro.
SGnpicr nGirginia" trcu). u9Iabauta,"-
n@rDrgia," rgeuMeiiFe." a."
Gdrrpfer fdbrcn tiQiiG, Gcnltags ausaes
%nonlnle1, bon hen gSn0 Qinics "@iers, Ir. 10
IS, %iGtt Gtra6r, $50 NncroS, bireft ta6 Obj
8oirt Comfort. %!lorfoIf, 4%Sorismoutb uilb alien
3u1ltel oca Giiecrs. &erhinounp in. Obj
9oint Comfort init Der e. & 8. Gifenbabn.@
9tnb fi0mcnc. @erbinonra In Portsmouth nit
Dem rSedbcarb 9ltr 2iuie" ioIiocu 8u9e mad
Portsmouth mo ,Nllalia. On g%tnrfoli @crbtn.
hunG nit Ser r%9Itnntic Coat Zine" NorfoIf
mo iueitli6 tno 80 Sontiniou Cine mad
Hclo5crn. Ndibineton, gt.sG., 8tbrunS, "a,
uto Mrus 9Dorf.
Mab3eiteu nod europtifhcnt 9Iane. attru.
rttie Notirte1jtntmer. elettrtfhe 9eletdtina.
simmer IN ben QtnetsNrreair brr n9ansaine."
81. t07. CftfVultin1nrcsS trube; gr. 506--5Os,
GtpntsGiruhe; E. u. g. Cfiicc Giibofts@de Der
Naitinrrcs rno GdIhcrteStrnhe: Continental
1ru't Rutlh;ng" mo gIhGn9b's, DIT. 100, gtoros
GBdrIFosStrnBe.
Sohu u. Gher,uunn, g. Srutpr,
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Stadi5=8duten.
,Dea!,Gs asnni non Gnltimcrs,' saittntg'tr
rne poul5nps Strn6e. &uGGji Setter. Apdit
bent; Is. 5. Gl6i, G6as1I5ttier.
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Observation-Disclosures
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lylo Gefnlali : Gtrute. !, Z. Zimmerman,
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3erbte SpeneCg iWn? @,i!fJsS@n2metiser;
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SltlhilIl,
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aafl n. va. sdjrlp, 126--t20 Faiu 9%utIbiuq.
YGitaDns S0tS, 2G1--268 GoIbetteuitotHG
2onomtrtbi6oittihe @eratbe uab
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Geielt, GahOeGcn uno TirileM.
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Go1le1 uro SGlj.
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Pfan0leibs 6eIA6fte.
GionoS rno SrseIi.
GSas. m. stieff, 8 9cra,9ibero 'Strabt.
nsi, auc6s & Co, Ycrtstnc. nno 5a'stis'str.
Eapier uno Napier.I often.
sa,its, Tiioa Gu. 5O5-1o7 Snnoostsstruts.
9(ehpIatteu, Wetnl. etc.
abus, eoaflin & So. Cncnrrortrti, 1S--t0
HaIherl lpssStrate.
Geteftto.I 0entlr.
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Taiic Str &ciir in's gnslanb &c.
iorst &. @aine, SIR. 413, Oit.galti.
mprcltrahc, nage Sutton Sonic Ape.
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MarglanS &Gcnniyluamia Giicnbabu.

7.h5 Mlorecns-ga6 sori. anseen. ecnninss.
sac M{orleHs-ya1 Selta, mr. Sonttiaas.
ESQ .iorGeie-I.un 8eInir, niisaeti. Son,iiug5
100 HamM.- 9tnt5 gelntr, MFR So1ntnss.
3.b0 9la,bm.-In6 9bri. niegeii. SoHtiagS.
4.05,, ~ an0 Geld. MIR Sorntnas.
5.t5 Ma1fi-Gdn Helnir, nlisaef. Gonniuas.
Clio sfhenos-Gnh Gelia. 1uslen. Soiintaes.
100 ~Abenns-Gab Telia, nur Surrtde5.
1870 stbeIos-ginh Aelair, ahsgen. SoIHltaes,
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HtmlsSHInttpn0ApI nab Nepiyptf 'tno be-
reit 5illn @ebrdltb in ber Gnmoeits uib DIT.
9fop al setaiior nm 1000 s0enos.
Atteroi.ung bon Siaim III SGIaf, ober War.
lorf@ aegoi9, Spe!'eraien etc. iueroeii ltIeu
be iDf9f PEE Ie!epbon III alien fnIgeroetl giilei'
Nirennr: Gbar'css mo @nliiEp esSirnbe, e.
g., ct. 0aul 1924, opes Mo. Gonrilnro IDOL;
DIT. Rehabilitation. Is. & g., .Ilt. Sermon 3i23:
ion Sniprn,aiio!tss giireai. e.. q r.,
81. HauI sac, ober MS., SOUTHLAND 2726, uito
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6 llbr WnenNs.
= 6rnht nnacnoniner td9Iih bis 3 1lhr NabnL
fin b]enislbcr Sna i00reroe Sampler.
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