The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-11-27
Editorial Teleph phone. 'THREE-ONE"
DORA BARRETTE. Society Reporter

la few friends Saturday evening In
honor of her guest, Miss Ethel Drink
wine who is here from Blackduck.
The evening was spent in playing
$500" atsSwhich Will Mcdonald re-
ceived the highest score. The guests
We're Misses Ethel DrinkWine, Anna
Klein, Catherine McGregor, Edith
Ryan, Gertrude Malone and Messrs.
Earl Bailey, Lester Achenbach, Will
Mcdonald, Maurice Ryan, Frank
Murphy and Don. Shannon.
Mrs. M. E. Knappen expresses her
self as delighted and gratifed over
hearing Mrs. starkweather speak at
the Commercial Club & rooms in Be-
midi last Saturday, where the
"Women's Club gave a reception.
Mrs. Starkweather is at the head of
Women's and Children's Department
OF the State Bureau. Mrs. Knappen
hopes that with the united efforts
of the good citizens Of Tenstrike to;
attempt to carry out some of Mrs.
Starkweather's philanthropic ideas.
l-Tenstrike Tribune. - r ..... a..
Persons visiting Gearlds' place to-
morrow (Tuesday) evening, may be
fortunate enough to take home one
of 100 turkeys to be given away.
List of advertised letters sun.
| claimed at the Bemidji postofice,
for week ending Nov. IT. Men:
Brown, John; Berglund, Chas. H.;
Cosgrove, J. P; Dahl, Louis P; Eg-
ner, Charley; Fleming E.; Flemming,
Darsy; Grove, Bartel; Holverson,
Holver, Halthy, NJ; Hargreaves T.
E.; Hartma, Samuel G.; Lawrence
Chas. T.; Phillips, R. E.; Reinevand,
Lewis; Stone, Jakob; Utter, R. H.;
Webber, Sr., Frank; Wilson, J. w.
C2): women: Bailey, Mrs and Mr..
F. O.; Grery, Mrs. Amelia; Stefhine,
Mrs. Annie
Charged with having made a mur-
derous assault on Joseph Roblinski
at Spooner with a dirk, Steve Harris
| was brought to Bemidji by Special
Deputy Sheriff Fred Bursley and
placed in the Beltrami' county Jail,
! having been bound over to await the
action of the grand jury. Harris,
Glacian, is said to have been intoxi-
Gated and that a general fight among
the Gelicians took place. He is ac-
cused of having badly wounded his
victim, who will recover, in the neck,
and with having cut him in many
places about the face.
Unable to ascertain the identity of
the man killed by southbound Min
| nesota e International passenger
the body was buried at Big Falls.
The dead man had lain down in the
middle of the track and apparently
had gone to sleep. In his pocket
was found a half filled ask of whisky.
j The body was gathered up by the
! pilot@of# the engine and carried four
miles into the Wisner station There
it was found that his head had been
crushed, one foot cut off and that
many bones were broken. He had
been rolled into the shape of a ball
and frozen in that position. The
dead man was about 80 years old,
of medium size and we'll dressed.
Radium costs more than $5,OOO,-
900 pound and it is not expected
that VIM. B. Patty carries a hatfull,
but it is a fact that he will bring
several tiny tubes to show to the au-
dience and to perform experiments
with, at the High School auditorium
this evening. Each particle of this
mineral constantly gives heat and
light and "perpetually" throws off
the tiniest particles of itself, yet ap-
parently does not diminish in weight
or strength, and scientists estimate
this phenomena will continue fo1
many thousands of years before ra-
dium dies out. Experiments with
liquid air and wireless telegraphy
will also add to the entertaining in.
structive features tonight.
The Brainerd Dispatch says: "The
coming December term Of the dis
longest terms Of court ever held il
trict court promises to be one of thu
Crow Wing county. Court convene
on Tuesday, December 5, with Judg'
{ w. S: McClenahan presiding. Oh
: Wednesday morning, December 6, tn
trial of DR.. .Delbert F. Dumas, tn
mayor of Cass Lake, accused of aid
ing and abetting in the setting o
fire of building in Blackduck, will
take place. The state and the de
, fendant expressed themselves as anx
: ious for a speedy trial and it is be
: lieved that the actual trial of tn
E case after the jury is selected will
t no be long. On December 10, Jud
}. c. W.. Stanton leaving Grand Rapids
S will take up in Brainerd the case G
d the 1tasca Cedar & Tie Co. VS.. :McKin
e ley, case once heard by Judge Nj
Clenahan and in which new tris