The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-06-07
Home talent tomorrow night.

Home talent tomorrow night.
Correspondence on last page.
For new home sewing machine go
to O'Leary &Bowser.
Mrs. Nat Campbell of Crookston is
visiting Mrs. P. J.. Russell.
Misses Jones & Ross are agents for
the Columbia and Hartford bicycles.
Geo. Carpenter, of Crookston, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Bemidji.
Miss Espie McLennan arrived home
from school Thursday OF last week.
At the Boston-A complete line Of
ladies' and gents shoes in stock at
rock bottom figures.
Attorneys Martin and Fisk went to
Crookston Monday, to attend the OPP
ening of court.
Mrs. w. McCuaig has returned
from two-weeks visit with relatives
at Princeton, MINI. 4
Hunts Perfect" is pure phos-
phate baking powder--no alum or
Rochelle salts-full lb. can 25c.
The Boston can make you close fig
hres on flour and feed. We purchased
twenty-five cars before the advance.
Call and get our figures.
Due to the inclemency of the weather
last Friday night the home talent en-
tertainment was postponed to tomor-
row night. Z
The firm Of Blocker & Houske, OF
the bottling works, has dissolved
partnership, and Blocker & Carlson
will now carry on the business.
The Columbia and the Hartford
bicycles are recognized as the stand-
ard wheels of the world. Misses
Joses & Ross have the exclusive
agency in Bemidji for both.
F. E. Higgins, manager Rushford
Wagon Works, Winona, Mimi, spent
several days in Bemidji and border
ing lakes fishing this week. sE
Mems clothing from $3.50 to $50 a
suit; boys clothing from s3 to 81 q
suit, and children 8 clothing from 81 to
81 suit at O'Leary & Bowser. .
Saturday night the Odd Fellows
elected such officers as are chosen
emi-annually: Noble Grand, Geo.
McTaggart; Vice-G Grand, VIM. easier;
Secretary, G. w. Speelman.
On Friday evening, June %, the
Firemen will give a ball to help raise
funds to enable them to attend the
Fosston tournament. Don't give them
the marble heart. Bemidii needs the
tournament neyt year. Enough said
Sutton g. Olson, of the Lakeside
bakery, are sole agents for the fam.
Gus Lars ice cream of Minneapolis
sold by all the first class parlors in
Minneapolis. This is the only cool
and first class ice cream parlors in
the city. s.a.. .,..s .ss. 5 III,
Miss Minnie Hanson was in town
Saturday. She has just finished an
other successful term of school teach
ing at Aida After returning from a
vacation at her home at Sauk Centre
she will begin teaching the Shevlin
school.
Mrs. Dotv and children left for Be
midi last night. She will be absent
about month and before returning
will attend the wedding of the editors IS
brother at Grand Forks.-Park Rap
ids Clipper.
Chas. w. Scrutchin will deliver
the opening address at the reunion OF
his law class before the University of
Michigan at Ann Harbor for June 10.
He belongs to the class of '93, which
includes 1926 members. III"
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and women in each State to travel and
appoint agents; salary $3.50 to $1,000 a
year and expenses, guaranteed and
paid weekly. If you cannot travel,
you can have Local Managership OF
your own or adjoining Counties, the
duties and salary being the same as
that of Travelling Representative.
You may devote full or spare time; or
evenings only, in connection with
your regular vocation. 1t is not
necessary for you to have had expert
ence; we thoroughly instruct you in
all that you will have to do. Send
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The Bell Company, Dept. B., Phila-