The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-12-06
Ladies $500 Jackets for 1896 at

business trip 10 81. Paul.
Dongola shoes, the 81 .25 kind for
SO cents at O 'Leary & Bowser's.
Jay Z. Reynolds has been confined
to his bed with pleurisy this week.
Chas. Booth, the Grand Rapids Gig
ar twister, was in town last week.
Willard Hazen rode the Woodman
goat Tuesday night at It's swiftest,
air-burning speed.
We have bargain for some one in
Kimball piano case organ. Gail
and see it. Jones s. Ross.
Val Kasparek and ]. A. Robideau
took the finishing degrees in Odd Eel
lowship Saturday night.
Youths heavy shoes, IS to-, for
SO cents. VI.
O'Leary & BoWser
The erection Of Methodist church
is being considered in Solway. Rev.
Watson preached in that town Mon
day night.
& Mrs. Herring, mother Of Mrs D. Is.
Mcpherson, returned to her home IN
Amboy, MINI, Monday after month 9
visit here.
The Boston store at Tenstrike car
ries complete line OF dry goods,
groceries, hardware, boots and shoes,
-four and feed. Give US a call.
.. Fl. Jerrard went to Walker yes
terday and secured a nice plumbing
contract from the sanitarium to be
erected there.
Mr.. Alfred Moen and Miss Mary
Olson were last Sunday afternoon
joined in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony, Rev. j. Whitman officiating.
The st. Paul Dispatch is the popu-
lar woman,s paper west of Chicago.
Twenty-Five cents for one month trial
subscription will convince you.
Compare Jones & Ross prices and
terms on pianos with those the OUT
side statesmen offer, and you will
understand WHY they get nearly all
the business.
Joe Gulavick, the young man whom
we mentioned last week as being held
up and cut up BY footpads, died from
his wounds Monday night at the hos
pital. His assailants have not yet
been unprecedented.
General Adams will lecture at the
Presbyterian church tonight on 400
Days Campaigning with Gen. Grant. :
Mr.. Adams is as good q talker as he
was a gallant fighter. This lecture
opens the second season of the lecture
course under the auspices Of the Pres
tbyterian church.
w. w. Kimball Co. are the largest
producers of pianos and organs in ex-
istence, and furnish better goods for
less money than any other company
POSSIBILITY can. See their agents,
Jones 81 Ross.
Three prominent citizens Of Argyle
have been looking over Bemidjt with
Intentions Of locating here. This in
cludes the Stanton brothers, one
lawyer, the other dentist, and Mr..
johnson, the leader Of the Argyle
band, who has brought that band up
to It's high standard Of perfection.
/ have now located at Big Fork and
am prepared to make improvements
for those who have claims in that vi
cinity. HARRY GROVE.
The explosion of gasoline stove
which had been used the day before to
heat tar being put on the court house,
set fire to the roof yesterday morn
ing. The fire bell sounded, and be-
fore it got fairly started, the first
hose cart was ssnext' to the burning
building, and the fire was soon ex-
tinguished. The boys were speedy.
How to preserve your credit at the
Boston is to pay your bills promptly
every month. Balance your account
Nov. 1st, without fail. Will be COM
PEELED to force collections after Nov.
10th. SNOW 81 SCHROEDER.
James Mulvay, of the Saltwater log
ging company, is in town. He says
his company will chop as many logs
as last season. This means ten mil
lion feet on the Clearwater river near
Solway and seven million at Hacken-
sack. Wages paid by this company
average about thirty dollars per month
and board.
The world was not built in one day
and fame is not made in second,
The title of athe best place to trade at
in Bemidiiu was given to J. w.
White 81 Co.'s Mammoth store after
a long service to the public in good
bargains and fair treatment given
them.
Is stated on apparently good author
ity, says the Little Falls Transcript,
that president J. j. Hill of the Great