The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-03-11

II am ofiscourse pleased blythe deci-
sion and ] feel confident that Ken
nedy will make q very good off,
cial." said the Walker lawyer.
Theodore Nelson, manager Of the
land sales department. Of the state
auditors Office, who had charge Of
the school and swamp land sale held
here yesterday, left this morning for
Walker where similar sale will be
conducted. Sales will be held at
Grand Rapids, Duluth and Aitkin
next week. Nelson, by his accom-
modating methods and efficient hand
ling of. the, monthly state land sales,
has become popular In all places
where his official duties take him and
Auditor Preus' action 4in retaining
him in the service is generally ap-
proved. .s zss5ss= s + s. rs. IS
| An invitation is extended to the
ladies of Bemidji and vicinity to at
tend the Millinery opening at the
Henrionnet Millinery Parlors, Friday
land Saturday, March II and 13. Mrs.
A.SP: Henrionnet, 800 MINI. Ave-
Adv. r. Il: .ye 49,. 3D.. -.s..
g. "A:-W. Erickson, q brakeman and
switchman on the Minnesota & In
ternationaT railroad, was taken
through Bemidji last evening, en-
route to the company hospital at
Brainerd from International Falls.
where he was injured yesterday af-
ternoon while working in the yards.
The accident might have been fatal
had it not been for Conductor Dan
O'Connell, who was near Erickson
and stopped the train, pulling the
injured man from his perilous posi-
ton. Mrs. Erickson, left for Brain
erd last evening. Erickson'ss condi-
ton is not considered serious T..
A. Goldstein of Grand Forks was
arrested here this morning upon
notice received from Sheriff johnson
Of Bemidji. Goldstein is charged
with having forged a check for 1925
in Bemidji. Chief of Police John
Lawless received word by phone
from Bemidji to be on the lookout
for the man, and within five minutes
had found Goldstein and landed. him
in Jail. Sheriff Johnson of Bemidji
will be here in the morning to take
his man back. The prisoner is the
same man who was arrested at Fort
Frances some time ago on a charge
of smuggling and who on his return
to Grand Forks announced that he
had been. held at Fort Frances for
nine days, charged with being a spy:
The Grand Forks telegram stated that
-Goldstein had engaged lawyer and
was going to sue the Canadian gov
eminent officials for damages. It is
though by some that the old gentle
mans mind is slightly, deranged.-
International Falls Daily Journal.
In speaking of Dr.. 6. F.. Swimmer
ton, who delivered thesElks memorial
day address in Bemidji last Decemb-
Der, and an early resident Of that city
the International Falls Journal saysa
DR.. G. F. Swinnerton has received-nos
tice of his appointment to the COM
mittee on sanitation and public
health of the Minnesota League of
Municipalities. DR.. :Swinnerton has
always taken a keen interest in af-
fairs of public health and has done
much to benefit the sanitary condi-
ton of this city. He is we'll deserv-
ing of the honor conferred upon him
in this appointment. Acting on the
committee with DR.. swinnerton are
Dr.. H.2W. Hill%of Minneapolis, chair
man, and Dr. E. H. Bailey of Lake
City. DR.. Hill is executive secretary
of the Minnesota Public Health assoc
citation and a man Of great ability in
this line. These three gentlemen
will furnish the part of the program
on public health and sanitation ut