The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-30

Model Clothing Store will be CLOSED
all day.
Go to Hakkerup's fJi Photos.
Mrs. Andrew Edd of Mill Park
who has been suffering with typhoid
fever for the past five weeks is re
ported to be in a serious condition
For Sale-Seyeral work horses ant
drivers; also lot of baled hay, OF
will exchange for wood, lumber OF
posts. Address, Geo. D. Brown, WILD
Rice, N. D. ..,~@-....
Mrs. A. D. Bailey and child arrived
in the city last evening from st
Paul to join Mr.. Bailey who has beer
engaged as the manual training
teacher here. They will begin house.
keeping at once.
Go to Chapman's Shop for horse.
shoeing.
The October. Messengers published
by the. First National Bank of this
city contain an insert announcing
the coming Market Day in Bemidji
The Messenger is monthly publ.
cation and is being circulated tt
nearly 1000 subscribers each month
Everywhere in the windows anG
stores in the city are the large rec
posters bearing the news that the big
day for the farmers in Bemidji is
Market Day, October II. Many
farmers are already showing an in.
terest in this event and are planning
to attend.
Troppmah's Opening Sale will con
tinue next week. t.
The Herald-Tribune is reliably in.
formed that thefarmers of Hubbard
county sold $1,000 worth of tim
othy seed to buyers last week. One
wagon load brought $1100. Hon
E. R. Kinds of Hubbard sold the seed
from Is. acres for 1901. 6O-Akeley
Herald Tribune. .-..-
The rooms formerly occupied by
the Metropolitan club of this city are
undergoing considerable improve
ments. The, partitions are being
torn out and new walls put in to fit
out the entire upper floor for the
Elks' club and the Knights of Col
umbus quarters. The rooms are To-
Gated above the old Marshick build
ing on Third street. ...s
Special Bargains go on sale each
day at Troppman's next week.
The contractors have completed
the work of laying the pavement on
Beltrami avenue with the exception
of the block near the new Union
Depot Minnesota avenue has been
completed for several days and the
completion of Fourth street will be
affected within the next three days.
Then the work will be resumed near
the Union Depot which will prscti-
cally complete the present contracts
for the pavement. -
While out hunting near the dam
west of town this morning Edwin
Erickson and Ray Bennett ran onto
a colored man who was armed with a
club and a knife. The colored man
upon seeing the boys made the re-
mark that they were not the fellows
he was after, but it was brakeman.
The boys using their best judgement
decided the man was crazy and
marched him into town at the point
of gun and he is now lodged in the
city jail.-Bagley Herald.
10 yards calico for 39c at Tropp-
mans Monday-only.
+ o. o. Berg, who moved to Crook
ston from Thief River Falls couple
of days ago, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday afternoon in the
O'Brien hardware store at that place.
Mr.. Berg entered the store and pur-
chased 20 caliber revolver, walked
to. the front of the store and after
loading it fired two shots into his
head. He fell to the floor and two
doctors were called and the wounded
man was rushed to the St. Vincent's
hospital where one bullet was re-
moved from his head. He is in a
serious condition. No reason can be
found for Mr.. Berg's actions.
VIM. Haas, of Triumph, and G. ].
Wild, of Monterrey, last week closed
a deal for two farms in Hagail town
ship-the L. L. Reynolds and G. A.
Leopold places. The deals were
made direct with the owners. Messrs.
Wild and Haas expect to move onto
the places this fall. and they also in
formed the Tribune that many others
from their neighb orhood will be here
looking for places. The gentlemen
were greatly taken up with this sec