The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-30
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SCOTT. The JeWeler.
Miss May McLennan has returned +
the st. Cloud Normal school. 58
James Ford, the big fist artist, j
back in Bemidji again.
Matt Phibbs spent Sunday after
noon In Fosston returning Monday.
Iron and Wood Turning and Bans
Saving at Miller's .
Chas S. Scrutchin and Miss Laur;
\ Arnold we're united in marriage las
Mond ay.
Our farmers are said to be putting
up every blade OF hay possible. The.
wisely realize that hay will be 81
valuable this winter as bond coupons
Youwill never find another pill SC
( prompt and SO pleasant as DeWitt't
Early Risers. F. a. Mayo.
Fred Brinkman and Thos Wilson
went up to Gull Lake Tuesday to en-
Joy few days OF freed ON from cit.
airs and suspenders.
A farewell meeting at the Salvation
Army hall Sunday at 8 p. N. Capt
Williams and Lieut.. Cashm an vii
farewell and proceed to their next ap
pointment.
Quench that burning thirst by tax
!. ing a dish of ice cream soda at City
Drug Store ii
Guy Kenmore expects Congressman
Fletcher and ss:fe up from Minneapo.
lis next week to spend a few idle hours
III Plantag Hall. Our summer Re.
sesort suburb is justly becoming
famous.
Ladies 81. sl.25 and s1.50 shirt
waists, your choice only SO cents
N O'I4EARY & BoWsER.
Thos. F.. w ilson who has been Wis
iting here for the past three weeks can
tell his friends fish story when he
returns, that is certainly worthy Of
mention. Monday he caught a mus
calounge which weighed 80 pounds.
This is the largest of the season.
Wildwood at Manager y mill for fifty
cents a load. Leave your orders at
Manager Office.
Bemidii is completely out Of ice.
Carloads are being shipped weekly
from Cass Lake and other points. Ice
packers underestimate the amount
necessary TO supply overgroWn Be-
midi. But in all probabilities this.
will be our last ice famine.
School begins next week. The board
has wisely decided to not let the i'm
proyements being made on the build.
ing interfere with the school work, as
the teachers had been previously
hired.
Go to Bemidji Bakery for fresh
bakery goods Of al kinds. Also just
received, nice line Of groceries Goods
delivered. Call and see us and be
convinced that this is the place to
trade right. Bemidji Bakery.
IILNE8& THOMPSON.
Peter Amundson arrived from Gro ls-
ton last week and spent several days
here waiting for several land-seekers
to follow. He says any number Of
Crookston business men have land in
our new railroad district and are
watching our evelopment very close
ly.s
Due to the incessant rains last week
Lake Bemidji has raised nearly a.
foot. All the logging streams are re-
ported full. The roads through the
clay districts are in bad condition,
but the sandy roads never were better.
Wanted ack pine and Tamarack
cord wood at the Boston Store at
highest market price.
q Up to Saturday night over four
million feet Of logs had been shipped
west from the Walker & Akely hoist
ing works on lake Irvine. Part Of
the works shut down two days last
week while 1900 feet extension Of rail-
road track was being made. About
two million feet more await hosting.
o. h Olson came over from Grand
Rapids last week for his health. He
has been down with typhoid fever and
for fear he would catch it again he
came in his weakness to coax strength
by imbibing our lake ozone. But a
relapse came on and our physicians
sentenced him back to the Grand
Rapids hospital Saturday.
We defy competition in prices or
quality, either in the city or the Twin
Cities. Undertaking and Emb alm-
ing. BEMIDJI FURNITURE Co.
A man named Thompson who is
said to run a restaurant at Bemidji,