The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-04-19


i Fresh Bananas at Olson & Suttons
/: Buy your wall paper and carpets q
4 0'Leary & Bowser,
] d. w. Speelman was down from
/ Buena Vista Tuesday.
i Gov. Lind has issued q proclcma-
| ton designating Friday, April 20, as
Arbor and Bird Day.
\. Mrs. n. al. Brown leaves today fol
4 Roekton, Ia, to visit her parents. e.
a. accompanies her as far as Brai-
nerd.
The new choir Of the Presbyterian
church j any for the first time there
Sunday night. Miss Blanche Boyer
is ORGANISE.
] Cents Mocha Gloves only 75c .
| pair and customer can buy two or
three pairs If they wish at 0Leary
81 Bowser- VA
T HARPER whiskey is liquid music,
bottled poetry, ripe mellow, refresh
| ing and delicious. Sold BY Markham
Hotel CO., Bemidii, MINI.
David I.aFavere, Of Bueha Vista,
and Mrs. Senne Anderson, Of Apple
ton, were married Tuesday in Be-
midi, Justice Martin officiating.
| S. wv Reynolds expects to close
out his stock Of groceries and dry
goods at auction and is figuring on
| starting meat market at Bemid il. -
Verndale Sun.
The Right Rev ]. D. Morrison,
Episcopal Bishop Of Duluth, will hold
an evening service in Bemidji Tues
day, April 24th. All cordially in
vited to attend.
Lost on the 9th day Of January,
1900, a pocketbook containing about
1924 in cash, notes and certificate OF
deposit. Finder please notify Peter
Olson, Langor, MINI.
| Capt. Sim pson, who has been here
withthe Salvation Army since IT bar
tracked in Bemidji, has gone to Crook
llston. "A farewell service was given
| in his honor Sunday night.
Mrs. E. q. Smith and two children
| have arrived from Minneapolis and
lis staying with her parents, g. Y.
Smith and wife, while house is be-
! ing erected on her husbands claim.
Next Sunday evening, the Odd Eel
flows will attend the Presbyterian
church where their brother, the pastor,
will deliver a sermon in keeping with
| the 82nd anniversary Of the order.
Ladies Aid Society will hold q
Carpet Rag meeting at the NJ. p.
parsonagenext Thursday at 2 o'clock.
All ladies are invited to come and
bring pound Of rags and sew them
The steamer .sShadow is being
Heightened and made over. 1t has
| been cut ii the middle, from side to
lsiae, and about ten feet Of splicing is
being done. This will make II neyt to
/ the largestcraft on the lake.
Business is rushing at the M ammoth
/ III O ID. store, but If you need any
thing in the lire of clothing or
groceries j.. w. White q ca will al
ways find time to supply your wants
and satisfy your expectations.
. John Schmidt, Of Grant Valley was
among our Saturday visitors. He
has been busy the past winter, banking
over SO, 900 feet Of jack pine logs
from his claim four miles south OF
]town. He got 81. Is.
18th the return of spring comes the
! appetite for ice cream and soda water.
\ Olson 81 Sutton, in Manesss old stand
will be ready to satisfy that appetite.
ltThey will open the season next Satur-
day. Call and sample the cream.
The month of Marchwas very sue
cessful one III the Crookston land Of
flee. The number Of homestead entries
outside of the reserv alton was 100,
and So were made inside the reserya-
]tion. Total receipts for the month
were 81, o58.ss.
Thos. Bailey, at one time chiei
Of Littld Falls, now q resident OF Be-
midi, passed through the city today
enroute to the cities on business. Mr..
4 Bailey conducted quite extensive log
cling operations neae BemidJ j the past
4 season, and notwithstanding unfavor-
| able conditions was quite successful
Little Falls Transcript.
FOR THAT RHEUMATISM!