The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-05-29
Editorial Telephone, "THREE-ONE'
-NtAYNE STANTON, City News Reporter
DORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter

1itOrtal Telephones, "THREE.ONEn 3
AYNE STANTON, City News Reporter
ORA BARRETTE, Society Reporter
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the time of the shooting, was ar
raigned before Municipal Judge
Pendergast Saturday when he plead
ed guilty to a charge Of having hunt
ed deer out of season and was given
fine Of SIS. Sentence was sus-
pended for is days to give him a
chance to raise the money.
Deputy Sheriff Helmer arrived in.
town Tuesday and took charge Of
Thos Lite, who showed signs Of
insanity. Lite is a homesteader re-
siding near Pitt. Last fall his wife
wife became very i'll and was taken
to the Warren hospital for treatment
and has not yet recovered. He was
left with a family of seven children,
and brooding over his troubles has
evidently been the cause Of his mind
becomin unbalanced. He was
brought here by couple Of his
neighbors and the sheriff was noti-.
fed. It is not thought that his in
trinity will be permanent.-Bau-
dette Region.
Final action in the Bemidji septic
tank trouble, when the report of J.
r. Carroll of Crookston, who was
selected as the third man to form
the board of arbitration to investi-
gate the condition of the tank, will
be read to the council, at it's meet
ing. tonight. Mr.. CarrolIs report
was to have been read to the alder
men at their meeting of week ago,
but as he had no time after his re-;
turn to Crookston to send one back
in time for the meeting, it will be
read this evening. The application
of Chris Olson to change the loca-
ton of his saloon from Fourth and
Minnesota streets to 1O6, Third
street, will be taken up.
To the Berkshire hills and gem
eral tour of the North Atlantic
country is trip planned by A. p.
White and wife and Ike Black and
wife all of this city. Mrs. White
left last night for St. Cloud and
from there will go to Minneapolis,
being Joined on Thursday Mr.. White
in Chicago. Mr.. Black and wife will
join them on Friday and they will
proceed to Detroit where Mr.. White
will purchase a Cadillac touring car
at the factory. From Detroit on
the trip will be made in the new ma
chine. Their destination is Boston.
A stop will be made at Springfield
and Wilbiaham, Mass. Mr.. White
will attend the 25th anniversary of
his class mates of 1886.
List Of advertised letters in the
Bemidji postofice unclaimed" for
week ending May 81: Men-An-
derson, Emil G.; Auttila, Frank;
Becker, Adolf; Djernos, Ole; Dahlr
Hrr John; Eden, John; Gheen,
Badly j.; Graw, Henry; Crowley,
Roy; Horner, Bill; HULK, Emil;
M chan. Wm.;2 Montgomery, E. r.;
Olson p. H.; Ripley, WesleyG Rich.
ards, o. S.; Siroie, Herman; Schoon-
er, Bill; Vangan, John; Yorng, J.
Women-Anderson, Miss Nora;
Austin, Mrs. Mary 2; Boissoneau,
Mrs. Rosalba: Cole. Mrs j. A.:
Chaulklin, Mrs. Neva; Donnley, Mrs.
Bessie; Grinols, Mrs Earl; Gunder-
son.; Miss Mary; Guthrie, Mrs.
Keller, Mrs. Idel; Nilsson, Mrs. Inga
E.; Reeves, Myrtle; Smith, Mrs.
Lena; Williams, Mrs. Ella.
The members of the commercial
club were fiosts at the banquet at
the Ogahmah hotel Wednesday eve
ming in honor of D. P. O'Neil,
representative from the 61st legis-
lative district. Covers were laid
for forty guests, and the affair was
one of the most notable in local
history. Following the dinner
cigars were passed, and speeches by
prominent business men of this city
were delivered on various topics ap-
propriate to the occasion. Mr..
was one of the seven real
legislators of the session of 1911,
and was responsible for much of the
legislation that amounted to any
thing during the session. A large
number of the acts passed that are
of benefit to Northern Minnesota
were the direct result of his efforts,
and it was for the purpose of show
ing their appreciation of his SER
vices that the banquet was given.
Music was furnished during the
course of the evening, and the din
ner was of very high order.-Thief