The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-06-28

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good weather. 4: ~
A. r. Clayin was in wisconsin last
week to visit his mother. ,35 5
One Thousand yards Of lawn at 4
cents per yard at O' Learyyts 81 Bowssr's
4 Chas. Scrutchin was ia Moose last
Monday on legal business.
| Billy Bennett Nj big shpw under a
big tent July 2na, 3rd and 9TH.
We have aifew of the S55. 65 all WOOL
suits left. o 'LEATY 81 Bow SER
L Mrs. Il. Kaiser came home from
Anoka last Thursday. AZ
Mems negligee shirts from so cents
to 90 at O'Lgary E Bowser's.
a AT the Bosto complete line of
ladies and gents shoes in stock at
rock bottom figures.
j. Fl. Jerrard was in st. Cloud on
business last Friday, returning Sat
urday evening.
Mems 25, So and so cent crash hats.
Your choice for25 cents at O'Leary &
BoWser's.
Mass next Sunday at 10 a. m. in
st. Philips Catholic church.
Fred Prentice, who has for some
time been engineer on the steamer
.nIda, II left Tuesday for CogsWell, N.
d., to return in the fall.
The Boston can make you close fig
ures on flour and feed. We purchased
twenty y-two cars before the advance.
Call and get our figures.
Notify us if you desire our laundry
wagon to call at your home, if we are
not already doing so
ALBRANr Bros.
ri Well, the hot weather abated some
what. Thursday brought quite a
change in the temp attire, but rain, SO
far, is too scant fof. any moment.
Bring your washing To- the Bemid il
Steam Laundry we viii pay for all
the goods We lose or distroy. Salts.
Faction nGuaranteed.
ALBRAnr BRos.
"a M. Greeley, editor of the BEND il
PIoNEER, and promoter ofI the Dewey
bear, arrived here last Friday to take
a vacation. in paradise. Burnett
County Sentinel.
We are closing out few ladies'
trimmed hats at q great reduction at
O'Leary & BoWser's.
81 Quench that burning thirst by taxi
ing q dish OF ice cream soda at City
Drug Store.
The Pilot says there is nsiderable
of q forest IRE in the vicinity OF
Walker that destroy yed much standing
timber and II Fagan lumber camps,
but the logging outfit was saved.
Go to Miller's, if you have any
thing that needs repairing. They re-
pair everything. I.
h. Mrs. "A. r. Clavin went to Wiscon-
sinlast Monday morning TO visit her
people, where She will stay a month:
If you want your buggy or wagon
repaired in frst-class shape, go to
MiIlers. VA.
Wheelock has the finest line Of fire.
works in the city. Come early and
make your selections for the Fourth.
The steamboat & Viking" will make
trips to Hanson IS place, north end oi
the lake, every Monday and Thursday
hereafter. Will arrive at Hanson I
place at ] o clock p. m. Leave for
Bemidji at 1:3O p. m.
Wanted Jack pine and Tamarack
cord wood at the Boston Store al
Snow s. soHRoEDER.
FOR SALE-I have for sale four
very fine mich COWS, and invite par.
ties interested to come and look then
over. FRANK HITCHCOCK,
NEt section 50, Town Of Bemidji.
The world was not built in one day
and fame is not made in a second,
The title of THE best place to trade at
in Bemidj 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. ri
r. F. Kinney, for many years q
conductor on the Milwaukee road
has built cottage on the lake front
where his family will spend the sum.
mer. Mrs. Kinney and the children
arrived Monday night from theii
home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Kinney
is enthusiastic over beautiful Bemidl
and declares it to be one of the pret
tiest lake that he has ever seen.
The fremen's dance at the city hal
last Friday night was. from every
standpoint, even more OF q success
than the managers anticipated. Mus
ic was furnished by Mrs. Kelsey anC
Geo. Tenney, the former playing the
violin, the latter the piano. Coco
Judges say that no better was ever
furnished in a ball room. The croWt
was good natured and although the
evening was very warm the fantastic
toe was tripped merrily.
# G. G. Thompson, Jud LaMorre
E. e. Kaliyeer, Robert Mountain ant
N. r. Burley all Of Pembina, N. d
were camping on ssBemidji" sev yra
days last week. Mr.. Thompson i.
proprietor of the Pioneer Express, {
republican publication of his town
The PIONEER was favored with a call
Mr.. Thompson says he would give /
great deal if this lake was a hundred
miles nearer his home; that it is tht
finest lake in the state and no mistake
He has our concurrence in this re.
gard,