The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-25
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Socialists of Cass county will start
a newspaper at Pillager.
A Winona snake hunter killed 36
rattlers in five and a half days.
The Zenith mine at Ely has ship
ped LOO cars of iron ore thus far
during the present month. :.
Two butcher clerks had duel at
Ely, using their long knives as weap-
ons. One sustained an ugly wound in
the face as the result.
The fifty-sixth annual convention
of the General Congregational asso-
citation of Minnesota will be held in
Alexandria on Sept. 90, q and %. =
The Astor-Force wedding and the
whole vital subject of divorce is to
be discussed at the Christian Citizen
ship conference which began a two
days session in Columbus, O., today.
In an effort to determine the scope
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's authority over pipe lines, a
hearing was begun today at Houston,
Texas. by Commissioner Franklin X.
Lane.
Mrs Minnie f. LaMoure, wife Of
Senator Jud LaMoure, of Pembina, N.
D., died Friday at Nisswa, their sum-
mer home, north of Brainerd. The
body was taken to North Dakota for
burial
Thousands Of visitors are in Mitch
ell, S. D., today for the opening OF
the thirteenth annual Corn Belt Ex-
position. The Corn Palace which is
the prominent feature of the eXpOsi-
ton is the only one of its kind in
the world
The autumn race meeting at Chur-
chill Downs, Louisville, KY, opened
this afternoon and will continue for
eighteen days. The feature of
the meeting will be the four-mile
Kentucky Endurance stakes, which
is set down for October and will be
the first long-distance race in Ken
tucky in twenty years. The event
will be worth more than $4,000 to
the winner.
Hutchinson. Kansas, is dressed in
holiday attire in anticipation of the
visit of President Taft tomorrow
During their stay the members OF
the presidential party will be qaor-
tered at the Bsonte Hotel. A mill
tary and industrial parade will es-
cort the president to the state fair
grounds, where he is to deliver an adj
dress as feature of the Kansas semi
centennial celebration.
The new direct primary law in
Massa chusetts is to have its first test
tomorrow. when candidates will be
nominated for governor and other
State officials to be voted for this
fall. Interest centers chiefly in the
contest for the Republican guberna-
torial nomination. The contestants
are Louis A. rockingham, the pres
ent lieutenant governors; Joseph
Walker speaker of the general as
sembly, and Norman H. White, also
a member of the general assembly.
On the Democratic side Governor
Foss is unopposed for the Democratic
Progressive nomination. For the
Democratic nomination he has Thorn
as L. Hisgen of Springfield for his
opponent.
John Young, the alleged robber &C
cused of being one of the men who
held up the Northern Pacific train
near Buffalo, N. Y, July 10, was
taken to St. Paul last night from
Neenah, Wis, by Sheriff Boyle and
Chief Special Agent McFetridge OF
the Northern Pacific railway. 1t is
said that while there he made a full
confession of his crime. He impli-
Gates two hoboes whose names he
does not know and whom he says he
picked up at Browns Valley. He di-
vided with them, it is said, equally
the spoils of the holdup. These men
he says, left him Immediately after
the holdup and he has not seen them
since. AS proof of the fact that he
was a party to the crime he produced
penny which he says he stole from
school teacher who was riding on
the train. Sheriff Boyle and Agent
Callahan left last night for Fargo