The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-10-30

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courts Of the two cities, following in
quiries at which more than thirty
boys, most of them students, testi-
fed they had purchased drinks. "
sturgis, S. D. Friends found Jack
Robinson, pioneer of Deadwood,
dead on the door of his home here.
He was nearly "a years old and had
lived here since 1896. He located
at Deadwood in 1877. IL
Aberdeen, S. D.-Twin Cities DO
| lice have been asked to assist in the
search for a young woman calling.
herself Lillian Kueh, who left here
with about $40 worth of clothing,
which she is alleged to have pro-
cured under false .pretenses from
stores here.
y Fargo, N. D.-President John H.
Worst of the agricultural college has
about completed the program for the
Tri-State Grain Growers convention
that will be held in this city on jan
uary IS to FL.
Hastings, MIMI. H. Berkholz,
fagman at the Second street rail-
way crossing, rescued an old man
living east of the track from being
killed bye freight train Thursday.
Duluth.-While working on a steel
ern Power company near Gary on
Thursday, Harry w. Hayden, %
years old, walked into a 33,OO0-volt
wire and was knocked to the ground.
He died a short time later.
J., Beresford, S. D.-After lying help
less and alone for four days and
nights Albert Brown was found I'M
conscious in his apartments on the
] second floor of a business block. He
was taken to a hospital where he
died.
Groton, S. D.-Albert Shadduck,
~ years old, is suffering from a
double fracture of the left leg as a
result of being attacked by a sheep
at the Burnham farm. The sheep
started toward him and Shadduck
| f1ecked it's nose with his whip. it
charged and knocked him down.
WATERFOWL, S. D.-Judges have
awarded Leon David, a farmer boy
near Henry, the sweepstakes in the
boys corn show held by the Coding-
ton County Agricultural Extension
association in the county court house.
Chris Hovdahl of Florence displayed
the best bushel of corn.
Bristol, S. D.-John Raesches, a
farmer living between here and But
Ter, is searching the northern part Of
the state for his 18-year-old daugh-
ter: He has gone to Aberdeen, Web
ster and other points in that vicinity.
Miller, S:zD.-A strong sentiment
exists here for Jack Lockhart of
Pierre as Republican candidate for
governor, although it is not known
with any degree of certainty whether
he will be a candidate.
Kenmare, N. D.-Peter Gossing,
charged with murder in connection
with the shooting to death of a tran
silent at COulee, N. D., several days
ago, escaped from the Kenmare jail
by picking the lock of his cell.
Grafton, N. D.-Thomas Sletteland
one of the "a members of the North
Dakota regiment in the Philippines
awarded the medal of honor by con-
gress, is dead, his body being found
in the Snohomish hiver at Everett,
Wash.
Steele, N. D.-Attempting to steal
an automobile in this city, Ray Top
found themselves under sentence of
a year each in the state prison by
evening of the same day through
rapid work of Kidder county officials
and court <
Bismarck, N. D.-Carl Hanson, re-
|
Gently freed from the state peniten-
tiary in this CITY,, is under arrest
again and faces another prison SEN
tence, the result Of an alleged at
tempt at robbing a former fellow
convict. I'll 49, -
St. Paul, Minn.-Licensed automo-
biles in Minnesota went over the 90
| 900 mark yesterday when license No.
9O,OO1 was issued.
White River, S. D.-Philip Roubi-
deaux, a Sioux Indian from the Rose
| bud reservation, was arrested
| Wednesday by Sheriff Stone on a
| charge of forging the name Of Chas.
| Abourzik of Mellette county to a
check for $3.50 drawn on the First
National bank of Wood. I =|a~#
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-The con-
struction Of one of the big camps at
the site Of the Paint Creek dam near
| this city is we'll under way.
1 Rochester, Minn.-With increased