The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-06-14
Auaitor Haner Vent 70 crookston

4 Auditor Haner went to Crookstol
Tuesday.
i Quench that burning thirst by tax
ing a dish of ice cream soda at Cit.
4 Drug Store
4 The rain last Tuesday was a grea
benefit to the soil. Vegetables ant
1 grain crops are doing nioely.
i g. o. Glidden has sneeeeded Tom
Edgar as chief of police, and we have
no reason to doubt that he will prove
himself very efficient.
1 Go to Miller's, If Yon have any
thing that needs repairing They re-
pair everything
The fremen's uniforms have ar
rived, and they are very pretty. Be
midi has reason TO be proud OF her
fremen and their equipments.
Have you seen our $5.65 snits which
formerly sold for S8 to $40 per suit?
4 OsLeary 81 BoWser.
! The hay stumpage on the state
swamp lands waa sold by Auditor Ha-
ner Tuesday morning. The sale went
of quickly. as the bidders had their
pieces spotted out a long time in ad-
vance. The total amount OF the sale
was about one hundred dollars.
I If you want your buggy or wagon
REPAIRED in first-class shape, go to
Millers.
| The steamboat liking Z will make
trips to Hanson's place, north end Of
the lake, every Monday and Thursday
hereafter. Will arrive at Hanson's y
Iplace at ] clock b. M. Leave for
Bemidji at 1870 p. m.
In honor Of the new sidewalk that
connects the court house with the city
hall, Judge Carson bought q new suit
TOT clothes, shaved off his moustaehe,
and made a short but eloquent adj
dress Of thanks to those who were i'm
strumental ii getting the walk built.
All hail the sidewalk builders
What Shakespeare was to the liter
ary world, the Columbia and the
Hartford bicycles are to the wheeling
world. They are the best. Misses
Jones g Ross sell them. ii .s
"A three-colu1nn cut Of the Crookston
band adorns q page Of the Bemidji
Pioneer this week, and under it is, the
legend, The band that won Bemidji
forever last Sunday. = All through the
reading columns Of that paper and the
| News also, good words are scattered
for the quantity and quality Of the
music rendered by the Crookston boys.
- Gro okston Times.
FOR SALE-I have for sale four
very fine milch cows, and invite par
| ties interested to come and look them
over. FRANK HITCHCOCK,
NEI section 33, Town Of Bemid il.
LOSTA pair Of horses. One a bay
mare with white face and weighs about
1900 pounds, the other q dark brown
horse about the same weight as the
mare. Strayed away from Turtle
River Saturday Anyone giving clew
|asto the whereabouts of these horses
to Fl. Puphal, Turtle River, will be
literally rewarded.
A. NJ. Greeley, editor Of this paper,
lis visiting with his mother in Mime
apolis this week. He left Bemidii
Monda morning and will be gone at
i least twenty days. He will visit
friends in Wisconsin, and possibly 60
as far east as Philadelphia before re-
turning. Mr.. Greeley is hard and
industrious worker, and is entitled to
a good long vacation.
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 Bemidji" was given to ]. w.
| White & Co.'s Mammoth store after
q long service to the public in good
bargains and fair treatment given
them.
John Lank, foreman of the Red
Lake Transportation company, came
down from Nebish Saturday to have
a doctor treat his eye. A splinter
| from wedge few into his left eye, cut
ting it along the pupil. Mr.. Lank
reports the big lake as being shallow
/ this spring and his company is extend
ing it's trestle work into the lake. They
took heavy pile driver from Bemidj il
last week for this purpose.
| The Bemidji Steam Laundry has
j added another consignment of ma.
j chinery to the plant and is now pre-
/ pared to do all kinds Of laundry work
i in frst-class manner. The citizens