The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-09-06
silver Hearts, a. Scott, the ieweler.

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Mr.. Peterson, representing St.Paul's
young daily, the News. Is in town.
The Redmen give ball Sept. IA.
Dance and supper, 81, that's all.
At city hall. Good music.
The new school district southwest Of
town Dist. No. 40 has II pupils en-
rolled under charge OF Miss q. Walk
err.
O'Leary & Bowser's is headquarters
for shoes.
During the severe storm Tuesday
morning lightning struck a tree on
the site Of the proposed court house,
barking it from top to bottom.
DR., Foster has been distributing
prairie chickens with free hand since
his return from the prairies. He says
chickens were never more plentiful.
Silver bracelet and pulley ring,
Scott, the ieweler.
Clerk of Court Speelman was circu-
lating petition around town last
week for signatures in behalf of Judge
Hollands candidacy.
The Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors had family reunion and ban
quet Tuesday night. Shorty, the
Rough Rider gave fancy exhi-
bition Of breaking de goat.
Frank E. Cyr, the land locator, will
spend q month going down the Big
Fork river after which he will con-
tinue his work Of locating settlers
along the new railroad line. ID
| Four Tents and a First-class Chick
ering Piano, for sale. Geo. E. Sutton
at Lakeside Bakery.
We neglected to note q wedding
party which was in town, August 20.
Will Mores and May Lefever, both Of
Moose, were united il the bonds oil
matrimony by Jud ge Of Probate Car.
son.
M. A. Clark has returned from his
visit to the western border of the
state. While away he had rib shat
tered in stacking episode, and is I'M
able to renew active work in the Judge
Of probate Office.
Dying to Win" will be the next
theme Of the sermon next Sunday
morning at the First Baptist Church,
sth st. and Beltrami avenue, while
the evening topic will be Salvation,
an expensive thing" Strangers cor
daily invited.
Ladies and gents pneumatic shoes
at the store Of
O'LEARY 81 BoWsER.
w. Al. McAnulty, wife and daughter
OF Toledo, Iowa, have been spending
some time with acqnaintances in the
county. Mr.. McAnulty is troubled
with hay fever and his visit here has
almost decided him to locate in the
land where hay fevers cease to trouble
and the weary are at rest.
John Graham's father-in-law,S Mr..
Quilting, had his shoulder joint brok.
| en- last Monday night. He had just
driven into town from his home in
Black Duck. His buggy going over
q log threw him out. He is getting
along nicely under the treatment Of
Dr. Newman.
County Superintendent Of Schools
DunWoody has received returns from
the state examination board showing
that out OF twenty applicants for GER
tificates from this county only five
passed. The certificates are, with one
exception, all conditioned second
grades, and were received by Guy
Dunning, w. p. Lonergan Of Winsor,
Miss F. Wilcox, Miss q. Walker and
Miss Mary Bell.
The remains of Mrs. Joseph Back
US were brought here from Duluth,
and inferred yesterday, under the
auspices of the Red Men, to which
order her husband belonged. She
failed to recover from an operation
performed at the hospital there. The
deceased was sister to Arthur Smith
of this village. Their mother was
present at the interment, returning
to Duluth yesterday.
School commenced Tuesday with a
good attendance, the board having Sc
cured the same rooms as used last
term. The faculty includes, besides
Prof. w. B. Stewart, the principal:
Misses N. M. Covell: M. Marin, OF
Crookston; Rose Duclose, Norwood;
Mary McIntire; Josephine McMahan,
Carlton; Rose McDougal, and T. Me-
Mahan, of Royalton. With the ex-
ception Of Miss Covell, the teachers
are all new to Bemidii. They have
been selected by the board after q
careful investigation of their quail
fications and experience.