The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-04-12
Fresh Bananas at Olson s suttons


Ted Smith left for Minneapolis yes
i terday.
4 Ladies Skirts, 75c to $500 Shirt
i Waist SOC to 800 at Q 'Leary 3 Bow
4 ser.
"A. r. Wheelock has purchased two
4 lots on Beltrami avenue, next to the
4 j. Kenmore residence, consideration
$500.
Editor Gregg was in from Shevlin
i MONDAY and carried back Fred Carl
son to assist him in the Graphic
office.
I. Alabastine makes fine finish for
I your walls and is more durable than
paper. See sample color at Mayo q
Il Barker's.
i Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Of Ole G.. Olson to Miss
i Lillian Button, April II. Both reside
near town.
Experienced lady stenographer wish
/ es position: willing to work for mod
4 crate salary. Address Box 90, Two
4 Harbors, MINI.
4 Harvey Woodward, who has for the
i past three months has been attending
business college at Minneapolis, re-
turned home last Saturday.
While working on the boat landing
Tuesday j. Robideau slipped and
| fell with his side striking q scantling,
breaking two ribs.
/ Mrs. d. C. Conner went to Minne-
apolis last FRIDAY. She has been
spending the winter with her husband
at his logging camp.
w. S. Brannon came up from Min-
neapolis Friday to participate in the
County Commissioners meeting. He
returned Monday.
/ All Carson returned from st Paul
Monday night whore he went to buy
supplies for the party OF Cope Nome
gold hunters, who start out from Be-
midi.
| Oyer 100 naturalization papers were
taken out at Bagley last week. There
| is going to be some voting done next
fall by our thriving neighbor up the
line.
You will make no mistake in GO
ing to McNair's for Dry Goods,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, shoes and Groceries. All at
Rock Bottom Prices.
Miss May McLennan, eldest daugh-
| ter OF r. McLennan, who is attending
Normal School at ST. Cloud, is ex-
pected home Saturday evening for
Easter Sunday.
Miss Espie McLennan. who is at
tending school at Grand Rapids, has
been home visiting her parents during
Easter holidays. She returned to her
school Tuesday.
II. f. Schmidt the new proprietor
of the city meat market, asks the peo-
pie Of Bemidji to call and be con-
WINGED that he will treat them right
when buying meats, fish and fowl.
Several cases of chicken pox were
reported across the river last week
and the board of health have quar-
antined all intercourse between the
children of that part Of town and this
side.
j. @. O'Dale, whose health has for
some time been impaired on account
of an abseess, had it removed few
days ago by DR.. Henderson, and is
now rapidly improving,
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give their annual fair and
supper in the city hall Friday eyen-
ing. Choice ice cream has been order
ed from the city. All are invited.
j. IA. French went to Grand Rapids
last week to look after his heavy
property interests. He owns two dwell
ings and several lots in that town and
an 8O-acre farm nearby.
There was a surprise party at the
home of M. j. Leak last Thursday.
His parents, James Leak and wife, ar
rived that day unannouneed from
Claremount. S.Dakota, andwi1l spend
a couple of months here.
Business is rushing at the Mammoth
G. o. D. store, but if you need any
thing in the line of clothing or
groceries J. w. White & Co will al
ways find time to supply your wants
and satisfy your expectations.