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The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Got Ono a Last.

While T. d. Bourlsnd, Of Fort
Smith, was boarding . street car
near the bridge Sunday evening,
he discovered ths, bis pocket was
being picked and turned to find .
negro pushing him from behind.
He had the negro arrested and 1t
tho same time tAey saw . white
man running from the scene, but
were unable to catch him. Mr..
Bourlsud's purse Was not found
on tho negro, bat be was taken TO
Fort Smith and locked up.
Mr.. Bourland's purse contained
$40 In money and an >lS check,
and Monday morning he received
tho check and . letter enclosed
In Q Com mercial Hetel envelope,
the writer telling him to release
tho negro, Is he WAS not guilty.
Constable Earl Ward went to
work on tho case and had the Fl.
Smith officers issue q warrant for
Virgil Phillips, Of this city, and
whom the warrant was returned to
Van Buren, Deputy Constable
Wells soon had Phillips under ar.
rest. The prisoner was taken to
Fort Smith whsre no WAS released
under . $500 bond given by Bill
Smith Of this city. Phillips had
registered ct tho Commercial
Hotel and his signature on the
register compared very closely
with the writing In the letter and
on the envelope.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Out Of Work.

o. Saturday, practically the en-.
tire force Of car repsirers were
laid OF at the Iron Mountain
shops here, 80 men hsviug been
suspended until further notice.
1t is believed that there will be
. still further reduction in the
shops here within . short time
and . feeling Of uncertainty pre-.
walls in every department.
1t 10 believed that all rsilroads,
In view Of the general suspension
of coal mining throughout the
country, are preparing to reduce
their working forces to the mini.
mum In anticipation Of . general
stsgnstion of business during tho
greater part Of the summer.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Nathan Bursos. formerly Of Van
Bureu, bat lately Of DeQuess. has &C.
eeptsd 8 position with the First Nation
sl Bank Of Long Beach. Call.
Mrs. P. D. Scott. Jr.. and little
Frances, after . week . visit with Mrs.
Scott, left for Little Rock on the carly
fast train Thursday morning.
Ms. George Calkins and son, after
. pleasant visit with Ar. snd Mrs.. Eu-
gene Buckingham, have rsturned to
their home at Wagner. Okla.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
County Hone Destroyed By Fire.

Country Hons Destroyed By Fire.
w. J. Martin, Of this city, was .
heavy loser by are last Saturday
afternoon when his farm residence
near Shibley was destroyed by
FIRE. The burned building cost
@I,5O0 and WAS only partially in.
sured.
The house was occupied by his
fathsr.in.lsw, w. II. Rushing, and
family, aud the latter lost oil their
household goods and escaped with
odly tho clothing they were wear.
ing at the time of the fire. The
flames spraad to On adjacent
building in which Mr.. Rushing
had his supplies stored, and these
we're lost.
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xsvsiky Ma Wife.

she's . wiss woman who knows Just
what TO do when hoe husbsnd's life 10
Ia dasssr, but Mrs., II, J. Flint.
BrAintres, w., Ia Of that kind. "Shs
insisted on ny uslng Dr.. K!ns's New
Discovery, writes NJ, r. "for 4
dreAdfai sossh, when | wss 20 weak
my friends Sli tisaght ! he'd oaly I
short time 10 live, apd II ecmplssslv
anved las, A Quiek care Tor cousbs
nd co,ds, it's ths u.,st safe aud rsliA.
u's,, iIcN, ter many throat Shd iupg
sblss -sds, broses,,is, Group,
VuyolipI oonRh. qniasy, tsnsilitla, t,
.svofrhages. A trial will oonvinos
,oS, ooc Asd o. asarsstssd BY =.
" AsfT'
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Stands Ahead.

There 10 something about Hunt
Lightning OIL that no other liniinent
possesses. Others may bs good, but 1t
is surely the best. II docs sll you rec
onusnd Il for, and more. For sprSins,
cute, bruises. burus. aches and pains
II has no equal on earth. II stands
head Oh my medicine shelf Very
truly yours. I. J. Brownlsw.
% and zoe bottles. Livingston, Tenn
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

The young Lvsch boy. arrested To-
robbing An East End store, wss held
by Justice Psrsot TO the next Grand
jury.
Ms. y. r. cSudls, IT,. end shiidr.s
after . short VISIT with NJ. and hu.
Meier, have rs.urusd to thsis home q
Woolsey. .,... ...
Harry II. Wood wAs down from 81.
Louis this week for = short vtsit With
hiA motser, Mrs. J, n. Wood and 9th
ar rslstives.
Mrs, J, d, Norris arrived In the city
last wssh from DsllAs. Tsxas, Tor Y
shor, visit With her parents, Dr.. snd
Mrs.. PsrchnAn.
Miss Maggie wsst, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs, j, A, West, has returned
home from Hood, ohla, whore shs
taught = successful term " school.
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The Asysr Seheel BsAsnt.

On Monday evening, April 8,
tho pupils Of Meyer primary
school will give IN entertainment
At Kings opsra house for the ben.
e6t of their school. The funds
will bs used to complete the pay.
ment on the piano bought this
year and for other needed i'm.
provomsnts. The following pro.
gram will be given:
Musie-High School Orchestra.
Song-"The Farmer Boys"
Flag Drill.
Song-"Mug Pies"
Chorus--"The Miner Song"
hnsic-High School Orchestra.
Plsy--Tom Thumb Wedding.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
4 Lsg o. he Track

or tho fast express means serious trou'
bic ahead II not removed, % does loss
Of appetite. II means lack Of vitality.
loss Of strength And nerve wsaknsss,
II appetite falls. take Electric bittsrs
quickly to overcome the cause by ton
ing up the stomach and curing the 10.
digestion. Michael Hessheimsr, Of
Lincoln, Nsb. bad been sick over
three years. but six bottles Of Electric
Bittsrs put him right on his feet again.
They have helped Thousands. They
give pure blood, strong nerves. good
digestion. Only 80 cents at r. g.
Ksrr's.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
A very pleasant social Ia connection

A very pleasant social 10 connection
10 connection with the bridge celebra-
ton wss the Q o clock dinner given BY
Miss Ada Cordell, our bridge queen, st
her home Tuesday afternoon. Her
guests were her maids, Misses Kate
Smeltssr aud Maggie Broyles, and
Miss Elizabeth o'Leary, Fort Smiths
bridge queen, and her maids. Misses
johnnie o LsAry and Elizabeth Esdsr,
and Messrs. J. II, Eupsr, Harry Holl.
man and viii Msbonsy. Following
the dinner Miss Cordsll ssd her guests
went In automobiles 10 tho bridge and
remained until the close Of the are.
works display and then attended the
night attraction at League park.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
-Four d I kihd.

Jesse Lynch, Emmett and Sam
lAtdhs and Ralph Brannan are
under arrest, charged with burg.
lsrising two East End stores,
throwing rocks st the Catholic
church and with carrying con.
ssslsd Weapons.
Constable Earl Ward and bic
deputy, Miller Wells, and Police.
man Hugh Miller we're at work on
tho case for several days, aud the
csss will DO heard In Judge Per.
nots court.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Mrs. N, J. Caster entertained many
Of her friends At her home last Friday
Attsrnooa. The guests were met ut the
door BY little Miss Martha Meier, and
the hostess was assisted In receiving
by MssdAmes W. A. Steele, r. l..
Stanley, John Owens and II, p Penn,
The dinisg room, where refreshments
were served, was presided over by
MssdAmss Frank woolum, Frank Ad.
tins, A. r, Psrkhurst and Il, j.
whslsy. The house WIS beautifully
decorated with white carnations and
ferns. Later In the day her assistants
were served With = foar course lunch.
soa,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
L0cAL aad RKkSVAA

-.n,,. rhyrs Cordsll retoensd to her
..bool at Greenwood. Wednesday.
", ard Mrs. z. T. Allss. OF Visn'
okl.. spent . few days IN VAa buf'n
this week.
Prof and Mrs. J. r. willisns' OF
p,r.s. Ark. spsut . few days this wssh
IN Van Bures. ...y
Nrs Fred PAimsas, Of Ta!eQusn'
Okla, Vas the gnest OF Ars. Franh
Jones this week.
Will shiblsy. Of Memphis. IA 10 the
city visiting bis parents. Ar. snd Ar''
". 4. Il. Shibisv'
M.ss,s. Robt. ssd Fay Chew 'nd
families, Of Ossrk. were vH'un& IN
Van Buren this week. 80
Mia. Tottsu Hutchiusou cane up
from Cisrksvills. Sunday, Tor ssot'
visit with her mother.
nr. md Mrs. Harry Cory. OF Long /.
Okla. came down Sunday to ssssao
the bridge celebration.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Flsteh Arnold. Of Nc.
Alsster, Okla. arrived in the city
Sunday TO visit bis brother. Capt. Tom
Arnold ssd attend the bridge cslsbrs.
tion.
Mrs. 8. A. Miller. who was called
to Van Buren, two weeks ago BY the
death Of her father. J. n. Dean. left
Thursday for her home 1t Arnett'
Okla.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
SDrsinsl Dsek.

Sprsissd beck ssd ssrs muscles throw
OF their soreness vhsu Hunts Light.
niag Oh 10 applied, For relieving pain
Of any kind there Ia nothing batter, Had
those people who have tried II for asu.
ral9ia and rheumatism are loud In Ito
p,aiss For wire cuts Hunts Light.
nipg OIL Ia especially fne, o. II takes
away the inflammation aud causes rapid
healing. 26c and 500 bottlss.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Z ceaiodNlts Soldiers.

The ladies' Of Tie Confederate
Veteran Association Of Van Bur.
en- desire us 10 cay to al old Con.
fedsrste soldiers, that have not
CoNrRDxRATx MEDAL, that they
will be very gladly furnished them
one, without cost, BY applying to
Mrs. Minnie Mathews, president
Of the association.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
No Calonel AecsssaHy.

The Injurious effect and unpleasant.
ness Of taking eAlomsi 10 done away
with BY Simmons Liver Purifier. the
uildsst known liver msdieise. yet the
most thorough In scHon. Put mp In
yellow tin boxes only. Price 3ac.
Tried once, used always.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Fortunes In Faces.

There's often much truth In saying
"her face 10 her fortune, but its new
Or said where pimples. skin sruptions.
blotches. or other blsmishes dishgure
Il. Impure blosd Is back Of them all =,
snd shows the need Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They promote health and
beauty. Try them. csc at F. q. Kerr.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

NJ, vister Whithsid and wife Of
Beloit, Wis.,, ave II the city after as
absence Of % years, hr, whitfield q
home was formerly In vAn Dursn
where his mother and father died. lie
hnds many Of bis old friends still living
and also hes several relatives. children
Of bis brother, Jsmes. still livisg In
this vicinity. Va have not yet met
Mr.. and Mrs. whitfield, but will Try
10 do 70 before thsy leave the city.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

You will look . gsod while before
you and 4 better nsdieips for ossghs
and eolds than ChalnberlAin q Cough
Remedy. II not esly gives relisf=it
cares, Try II whsa you have 3 cough
Or sOld, Asd vou sfsesrtaia 70 BE- pleas.
Cd With ne pPoUSt ours which u Will
A6Scl, FeS sals b Jobs o 'Ksss.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Robin Burn lsft Saturday night for
81. Louis to accept" . position With the
we'll kaown arm Of Ferguson. hcKin.
usy, manufacturers sud dealers In
ges6 fSruiahisg goods. No better or
more Eslisble boy has goae out from
vAn Bursu thua Robin Buru. and hosts
Of friends Wish hlm every success.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

viii Brodis. city salesman for Swift
& Co.. at Muskoges, Okla, arrived
10 the city last Saturday for . short
visit With his parents and attend tho
free bridge celebration.
Father Treumper will pay M reward
for Information leading 10 the arrest
and eouyictiou OF the party who threw
bricks d the Catholic church building
shortly After o clock Friday might.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
KEL10N Bros,
DENTISTS.
Care si eAutstss Teeth . Specially.
ESQ 's s''r IsuA'ss H's1 /" HA'' o.

II IA gratifying - the Van Bursn
friends Of Nrs. ~. Z. Alexander. OF
Locke. 70 lssrn that che 10 now rapid.
ly recovering frsm . severe attack OF
pusumosis.
/ II. Y. Steele. Of St. Louis, who
came down Monday to attend tho free
bridge celebration, left Wednesday for
DeQussu 10 the interest Of the Armour
refrigsrAtsv line.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

The correct treatment for cuts. burns
scalds, wounds. sorss, lambsRo, rheu-
mstism or neuralgia 10 Ballard . Snow
Linimsnt. 1t 10 healing. penetrating
and sntissptie which 10 everything that
10 needed to effect . complete cure.
Price 25c. soc and u per bottle. Bold
by r. u. Kerr, .,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Why No Wss Late.
'Whst made you 40 later"

"Whst made you 40 later
~ met Smithson.
"Well, that Ia no reason why you
should BE- On hsur late getting home 10
supper, -
~ know. but ] asked him how he
WAS feeling, and he insisted on telling
me sbou, kis stomach trouble. -
"Did you tell him 10 take Chsmbsr.
iAin . TAbletsi'
"Surs. that II what hs needs, Bold
by John D O'KSne,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
Itching PLEA.

Ivsnt yol 10 know how much good
your Hunt Cure has done me. 1 had
suffered with itching piles Is years. and
when I WAS travelling through Texas =
man told me Of Your Hunts Cure. l
rot zoe boz and 1t cured me.
Jshn Bradley, Caney, kAns.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

NY little son hsd : very severe
cold. was recommended 70 try
smbsrlsiu . Cough Remedy. and b..
fore . small bottle was finished hs was
o. we'll % ever. - writes Mrs. n. Silts
20 Dswling street. Sydney. AuetrAlis.
This remedy IL for sale By John 0 Kane
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

II yeu cot ssnsthiss whish dissgrsss
with you. don = lev II work its own way
through. itsa slow process and MAKES
you feel bad, Get rid Of II quickly bv
takids . dose Of Hsrbins. II drives eut
Impurities 10 the stomach and bowels
and yeu feel bettsF Immediately. Price
SOC. Sold BY r, q. Kerr,
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

The liver loses its activity st timss
and needs help, Hsrbinu 10 % eject
I've liver stimulsat. II also puri6se the
bowels, strengthens digestion and 70.
stores atrsnsth, visor snd ehesrfu'
spirits. Price soc. Sold By Y. q. ks1Y'
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Don't Be surprised II yen have sn st.
tack Of rheumatism this spring. Just
rub the affected parts freely With
Cham bsrlain g Lininent and 1t will
soon disappear. Sold BY John 0 Kane.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
The Courts.

,..cu,r cou,r ..s,. =. W. -. ss,:. sS....s., :; a.
Third Hs.dsJ. Ia s sn.s,. sn fres. Itty. .
IN Eys,s. JsdSs; %''S'
{ yis n..isy IL Jsaus1y. April 'N1' ''10
tsSsr.
~,orAYl coUsr .ssss The AEs nS.ssy .nssy
Ps 1esrssry. Nay, Asss'' saa ''
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

Mrs.. A, H. Farrell aud daughter. Of
Hssveues. Okla. were th's wesS
auests Of Mss. Giles Lucas.
Misc Minnie Peers. who has been the
guest Of Nrs. VIII Steele. has return'
ed to her home st Manshsld.
Mrs. Dunhsn Scott. Of Little Rock,
spent the latter part Of the week with
Mrs. p, D. Scott 10 this city
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Williams, OF Nos
kosss, are 10 the city visising bic par
cuts, Nr. sod Mrs, o. ". williams.
Miss Kathsrius williams has return.
cd 70 her home st Fort Smith, after .
short visit With Miss Susan Bourlsnd'
Nr. and Mrs. Jas. Burdisk, OF P0-
tesu, Okis.. wsre the guests Of NJ
and Mrs. ". II, NeAsrrsy this week.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

e., N.1..,. ;s u. Lsssl CaI.~.' ~ 'ssn
a Lss1 fer ~ ss'~s:", - I'M ~.
Is1 f~ ss.A ssSs.f.'ai '.'ssos. 80 ~.
r.n ~ AA~ssl f1 I" "''' 's'
I~sd isssaiasSd.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
THIRD WARD,
4 Healing Salve fer Burns, Chappsd
Hands snd Sers Nipples.

As . healing sslvs for burns, sores.
sore nipples and chapped hands Cham.
beriain's Sslvs 10 most excellent. 1t
sllays the pain Of = burn almost In
stantly, and unless tho injury 10 very
severe heals the parts without leaving
. scar. Price 25c. For sale by John
O'Kaue.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06

70, rh.um..isu you will hnd nesbius
be,tsr than Chamberlain Lintmsas'
Try It and see how quickly II gives fe-
lisf. For sale BY John o Kane.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
city Election.

The Democratic city ticket was
elected Tuesday by large major.
ity. The party was united, and
had an easy victory, ss they will
always have II united. Tho vote
In the different wards Was - fol.
lows:
PIRsr WARD.
Mayor, Hawkins l42, Weaver
80; City Marshal, Miller l42, So.
bourn 20. Terry .; city recorder,
Feunessey l5l, Bradley 10; city
treasurer, Furry las, Wallace 10;
aldermen, Miller l6l, Psrnot lsl,
Fostef 10, Boatright 10.
sICoNp WARD.
Mayor, Hawkins l25, Weaver
IS; city marshal, Miller lSl, Sc.
bourn ~, Terry D; city recorder,
Fennessey l46, Bradley lS; city
treasurer, Furry 145, Wallace II;
aldermen, Shibley and Norman NO
opposition.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor, Hawkins 1ls, Weaver
II; city marshal, Miller l32, Sc.
bourn "A, Terry 81; city recorder,
Fennessey 16l, Bradley %; city
treasurer, Furry 1s3, Wallace 3S;
aldermen, Kohno l59, Covey l57,
Lewis %, Stockton 80.
The Van Buren press., 1912-04-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
FRISCO Or0T2A.
.n. PACIFIC.

NO. FACx14O'
ssuYIDeSSp.
Ne. 10 Leaves VI. ssf''' re =.
SesfSBssSD.
10. ,a leaves Vsa s.''a Us.
Ne toS Van Rursp
AZ icnS.1,,li" .0eS siu carr passsngsr AFTER '''
18th. . ,.x.s Arova ward o1iee daily
.Isspt sunday. 49, n; e.rrs. ne. p,s,S otios ~
No M. ~ .respt sunday. carrier. passeacena. IL.
" aS az Greenwood seeommedsaSSnn;, aSn,ds1 AZ
.,Vs, Bur.o if4s N a.ay creep. s!,;ou sua' ie.,s.
Ne; s%s. s,s:n.VSSi re = Ssi,, sHsspt sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
One of Three Schools.

The summer school which will be
held in Bemidji from June II to July
q is one of three to be held during
the summer and the only one in
northern Minnesota. Professor w
B. Stewart is in charge Of the school
and has engaged staff of the best
teachers available.
During the first week of the
school, the University OF Minnesota
will put on it's extension course in
Bemidji and students attending the
school will have opportunity to at
tend these lectures without cost
Professor Stewart has list Of avail
able rooms and boarding houses sc
that out of town students can be
cared for by writing him.
Among the special instructors will
be Miss Bess Rowe in sewing and
cooking and Otto I. Rergh in agri-
culture
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Graduation Day at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Md, June This was
graduation day at the Naval Acad-
envy, and one hundred and sixty-two
embryo admirals, constituting the
largest class in the history of the in
stitution, went forth into the world
to serve their country on the seas.
The academy grounds we're crowded,
and all available space in the chapel
for visitors was filled. The cadets
received their diplomas from the
hands of the Secretary of the Navy,
George Won L. Meyer The star men,
Der of the graduating class this year
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
DECLARE FOR WILSON
Minnesota Democrats Instruct For
Solid Delegation fol- Progress
sive Candidate.
RUSSELL IS AN ALTERNATE

Duluth, June 7.-AIinnesota Dem
ocrats at the state convention yes:
terday voted to send a full de!ega-
tion of twenty-four delegates to the
Baltimore convention with instruc-
lions to vote for Woodrow Wilson
It was agreed, however, whenever in
the opinion of two-thrids of the del.
egetion Wilson's nomination is i'm.
possible, the votes may be thrown to
another candidate. ~ III
Victory came for the Wilson fore
es only after the followers of Chang
Clark and Bryan had made ar at
tempt to either have the delegates
Instructed for Bryan ur not instruct:
ed at all. AS result of the attempt
to stampede the convention for Bry-
an, the hall was in an uproar for
more than an hour. During all that
time, however, the name of CLARK
was not mentioned even by those
who contended for an uninstructed
delegation.
Following are the names of the
elected delegates:
National committeeman
Fred B. Lynch.
Delegates at large
S. A. Stockwell, Minneapolis.
H. F. Weis, LIE Sueur.
T. j. Knox, Jackson.
H. L. Buck, Winona.
A. G. Weiss, Duluth.
Con O'Brien, Brainerd.
Alternates
M. A. Tisdale, Pipestone.
Harry s. swenson, Minneapolis,
John Dwan, Two Harbors.
John Morgan, Thief River Falls.
T. "A. fuller, Warren.
A. A. Poehler, Henderson.
From the districts.
First district
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
FIRST MEETING TONIGHT
Twenty-Five Delegates to G. E. Con-
vention in the City and More
Expected Tomorrow.
SOME CHANGES IN PROGRAM

Delegates to the third annual con-
vention of the Crookston district of
the Christian Endeavcr union will
assemble in the Presbyterian church
at 7:45 this evening when the first
session of the convention will be
held. At press time this afternoon,
twenty-five delegates had arrived
from out of town and more are ex-
pected on the morning trains.
. Owing to the fact that the Misses
Leah Wilde, of Crookston, and Alice
Hampson, O. Ada, are not attending
their convention, the program has
been somewhat shortened by the
elimination of their talks and has
been revised to read IS follows:
Friday Evening.
H. 7:45-Service of song and devo-
tion, Pres. Fl. H. Symops. .....
S:00-Address Convention Theme,
Field Secretary H. H. Rottman. =
Response H. Symons, Ada.
Address of welcome President Be-
midi c. e. ASST. ...E..* r..
Reception for visiting delegates.
Music. Iii. H. e..s
Saturday Morning.
s:oo-Quiet Hour Rev. Frery,
Blackjack. 49,. -. e -..a. f..
9:00-Reports of District Officers.
10:00-Practical Points.
The Society and the Missionary
Committee-Anna Mills, Bemidji.
The Society and the Prayer Meet
ing Committee CLARA Hebron, Be-
midi.
Ideals of Worldwide Christian En-
deavor-Nellie Knott, Spur.
-. Saturday Afternoon.
1:15-Song Service and Prayer
Rev. H. p. Long, Mcintosh.
1:30-Class in Lookout and Pray
or Meeting Methodist. H. Rottman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
In Session at Bay City.

Bay City, Mich, June IAN army
of knights of the grip" captured
Bay City today and will remain in
possession of the city until tomorrow
night. The occasion is the annual
state convention of the United Com
mercial Travellers, which opened it's
proceedings this morning with rec
ord-breaking attendance. The local
members have prepared an attractive
program of entertainment for the Wis
itors. 49,. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Saved by Mac'Lachlan.

Louis Olstad and Nels Lund were
taken off boom by Captain Mac
Lachlan in the City of Bemidji on
Wednesday afternoon. The men had
started out for a row and were
caught by sudden squall which
drove their boat up ON boom. They
were unable to get over or back and
hung there with the boat fast filling
with water. Captain MacLachlan
had some difficulty in taking then
men off and broke one propeller
wheel against a log.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Building Contracts Let.

Guenther and Melhorn were given
a contract at special meeting of
the school board "Wednesday even
ing for the building of an addition
to the North side school, The plumb
ing and heating contract was not
let as the bids ran over the bond is-
sue and it will be necessary to cut
the specifications about $3.50.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Parks Add to Land Value.

St. Paul, June Property own
ers on the River Boulevard made 500
per cent on the rise in value of their
land after the drive was constructed
according to DR.. Robert Earl, presi-
dent of the st. Paul park board be-
fore the Association OF Commerce
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Eloped in January.

st. Paul, June Norman Miles,
nineteen years old, and Loretta
Hauck;; aged seventeen, were married
last January while he was still In
High school. Their parents were
told several days ago. TX