The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-08-09
7TOWN NOTES.
SCOTT, The JeweIer.

y SCOTT, The JeWeler.
Lee Perron was in from Moose Tues
day.
Bro Bohannan was in from Solway
Sunday.
W. r. Clapp was in from Maltby
Tuesday
Fred Anderson went to ST. Cloud
last week.
The graveyard is being staked into
single lots.
Iron and Wood Turning and Band
Saving at Miller's
N Dr.. Gale of Minneapolis, is spend
ing a few weeks in this place.
Services at the M. i. church next
Sunday morning and evening.
300 Feet Of dry, rough lumber, and
two tents for sale by Bemidji Boat Co.
Clerkof court Speelman spent Sum
day up Buena Vista way with his
father.
G. NJ. Briggs, proprietor Of q hosp
ital in Furgus Falls, was in town
Saturday.
The way to buy goods cheap is to
pay cash. Gail and see what 81 will
do at Whites.
w. S. Powers, the painter, intends
ITO leave for Idaho this week, to be
gone several months.
Go to Miller's, If you have any
thing that needs repairing. They re-
pair everything.
The long desired and prayfully ex-
pected rain fell Sunday morning and
killed the fever weather.
The building used by Tailor Hall
has been moved upon Beltrami Ave.
beside Fisk b Silver.
Mr.. Ross, junior member OF the firm
Dicaire & Ross, has gone to Ontario,
Canada to see all his folks.
Silver Hearts, at Scott, the jeWeler.
For le-House with four rooms, a
sbarn and buggy shed, four blocks
across bridge. Mrs. O'Dale.
The same at ..'mother used to make"
If only you use good sense and take
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder
Geo, holland, formerly OF the firm Of
Dudley & holland, were down from his
Red Lake claim the first of the week.
A. HUM and family who have been
rusticating here for short time re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis,
Sunday.
Sheriff Nygaard left for Canada,
just north OF the Dakota line, the first
Of the week. He had a. land deal in
sight.
Apron gingham &c per yard, at
O'LEARY & BoWsER.
Mike Sullivan has a two story resi-
dence we'll under way on his lot just
north OF the high school. It will be q
beauty.
Subscribers to the Pine Tree were
rejoicing last week. Each got four or
FIVE back numbers Of that paper all
in bunch.
Wanted Work by man and wife.
Cooking preferred. Satisfaction guar
antied. Enquire at this Office or of E.
o. Glidden.
Owing to the storm last Sunday
evening, Rev. Higgins has postponed
the first sermon on the Chinese ques-
ion to next Sunday evening.
We have now got our bakery COM
pleted and are able to accommodate the
people of Bemidj il in the line of afrst-
class bakery.
.. SUTTON & OLSON.
Mr.. Spears OF Grand Forks, a
musician of some note, came here last
week with the excursion crowd and
was loath to leave. The leadership of
the Bemidji band was offered him and
he has taken command.
The Remore hotel changed propriet-
ors last Monday, and the new men
promise to keep it up to its hitherto
high standard of merit, as it has al
ways ranked among the best of hotels
in Bemidji .-Turtle RiverPine Tree
The world was not built in one day
and fame is not made in a second,
The title of 'tthe best place to trade at
in Bemidjin was given to J. W.
White & Co.'s Mammoth store after
d long service to the public in good
saoargains and fair treatment given
Isthem.
Supt. Williamson and assistant
- Supt. Hill, nephew of President
Hill, of this division of the Great
Northern. were in town Saturday.
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