The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-12-13
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8s N. F. street went 70 sot. n iul AL sSu uh-
day.
j, M. Markham went to Minneapo-3
lis Monday.
Have you seen the Drysox" brand
OF shoes at Burton's S?
Tom Tweet and wife have returned
from month $ visit at Eagle Bend.
Dr.. Foster and family returned Tues
day from a brief visit at Grand Forks.
Go and hear Sanford Dodge, Be-a
midji's favorite, at the Opera House.
tonight, Thursday
We. have a bargain for some one in
All Kimball piano case org an. Call 4
and .see it. Jones 4 Ross.
A fine line of Chris masand holiday
goods at the lakeside bakery, in the
line Of candies, dishes, pies, cakes, ETC..
ID. L. Jump is back visiting Bemidii
la the sunny pioneer days
Mr.. Jump was q fayorlte with the
young people.
Lutheran services will be held in the
court house hall, second floor, next
Sunday at 1880 a. M, conducted BY
Rev.J. Willman.
The Boston store at TensIrike ear
ries a complete line of dry goods,
groceries, hardware. boots and shoes,
Hour and feed. Give us a call.
The Brainerd s. Northerndepot now
lis electric lighted and a ladies waiting
room has been opened up in the room
Just north of the ticket officS
John N. Bailey came up from Little
Fails last Friday. He worked here
III Carson s store in the pioneer days,
but this time he will act as deputy
sheriff for his father.
I have now located at Big Fork and
am prepared to make Improvements
for those who have claims in that VII
.cinity. HARRY II[4AA ARE GROVE. 4.
twelve-year-old boy was detected
IN the act Of playing slot machine
with small washer. After a sound
talking to. and q promise to stay out
,of the place he was allowed to go.
A. b. ) ackson a su bstantial farm
sers Of Cottonwood county has made ar
rangements to open an Ang ora goat
fanch on section six of Jones town.
ship this spring when PIP goats will
Be sent ID as d nuclus for q thriving
industry, says the Solway Press.
w. w. Kimball CO. are the largest
proc odncers of pianos and organs in exr
istence, and furnish better goods for
less money than any other conlpan my
spossibley can. See their agents,
Jones & Ross.
The weather for the past week has
been all that could be wished by lurn-
bermen, and the ground is now suffi-
ciently frozen to commence hauling
logs, and the ice on the lakes Is strong
enough to bear up heavy teams and
loads.
An ex-bartender and reputed s.bad
man, went up against q little Dutch tel
5lumberiack Saturday night and came
5off second best. They started in fair,
but the bad man started biting, and
the lumberjack retaliated on his ear.
The men were separated before doing
any great damage to each other.
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 g. SCHROEDER.
The Norwegian Lutherans met last
week and perfected permanent or
ganization. They will meet Dec. "a,
TO SH SHllCOTpOEdbSH buu lhY% pAsSAsB VI
the erection OF q church building on
the lot assigned them by the townsite
company, southwest Of the school
house.
New Home sewing machines, $50 to
S42. guaranteed for the years.
O'Leary & Bowser.
A special train load OF Great Nor
thern officials were in town Saturday
making their annual inspection OF the
line. In the company were J M. Gru-
Der, assistant superintendent OF the
Great Northern, r. w. Bryan, supt.
| of the Fergus Falls division. f. @.
Williamson, supt. OF Dakota divisio7
The officials promised Agent Steele
that work would soon begin on large
improvements to the depot here. Three
"a sections will be added to the freight
house, making u foot extension.
Also large and comfortable ladies
waiting room will be provided.