The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-04-12
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Easter Trimmed Hats at O'Leary s
Bowser's.
! ]. D. Plummer has started q laun,
1 dry at Cass Lake.
| Geo. Cowen is building an addition
to his Second street residence.
Red Men emblem pins for sale al
Jones g. Ross Jewelry store.
a fine line of illuminated glassware
and crockery, at the Boston.
D. T. Maness is visiting his par
ents at Grand Rapids.
CT. Gilbert went to Osakis and St.
Cloud on business last Thursday.
Belding embroidering silk 4c skein.
3 skeins for 10c at OLeary q Bowser.
Roger Hart, one Of Solway's lead
ing citizens, was in town Friday.
Order your cut flowers, Easter lilies
and hot house plants Of a. 7. Vince
lock.
|. Mass at St.Philips church next Sum
day, April Is, at 1880 a. m. Rev.
Philip G. Murphy.
Mr.. Sutton, Of the firm OF Sutton q
Olson, spent several days in Grand
Forks last week.
L. Z. Edmunds, the icenan, is able
to get around town again after long
and serious illness.
For driving shoes and for dress
shoes, for men, women and children,
go To McNair's.
Fred Hazen has purchased M. D.
Thurston's residence on Benidji av-
nue. and moved in Monday.
DR.. Adamson, Of Minneapolis, de-
livered forceful sermon at the Pres
tbyterian church Sunday morning.
+ Lost-a draft on D. Fl. Freeman for
$50, signed by D. G. Conner, foreman.
Not endorsed. Banks must not cash it.
About SO naturalization papers were
taken out in Bemidji last week before
Judge Holland and Clerk Of Court
Speelman.
o. M. Topping, our barber-photog-
rapher, was in Grand Rapids and
other eastern points last week looking
up a location.
The Boston can make you close fig
ures on flour and feed. We purchased
twenty-five cars before the advance.
Call and get our figures.
Mr.. Berry, who has been working
this winter for Bachus & Brooks, has
brought his family from Red Lake
Falls to live in Bernidji.
1t is very difficult to secure house
or room in town at present. Lots of
people are driven to put up "shackso
and bachelor halls are multiplying.
HARPER whiskey is liquid music,
bottled poetry, ripe mellow, refresh
ing ard delicious. Sold by Markham
Hotel Co., Remidji, MINI.
James Oshkosh, an interpreter for
Uncle Sam and a son of Chief Osh-
kosh OF the Menominee tribe, has been
visiting his many friends OF this city
before going back to Crookston.
With the return of spring comes the
appetite for ice cream and soda water.
Olson 81 Sutton, in Maness' old stand
will be ready to satisfy that appetite.
They will open the season next Satur-
day. Call and sample the cream.
G. r. Bowden, assisted by J. M.
Sawden, has assumed charge OF the
restaurant in the rear OF Honest
Johns, saloon on Third street. He
calls his restaurant "Slim's Place, /"
to emphasize the idea that it is a good
place for slim men to grow fat.
The world was not built in one day
and fame is not made in a second.
The title of ssthe best place to trade at
in Bemidii" was given to J. w,
White & Co.'s Mammoth store after
long service to the public in good
bargains and fair treatment given
them.
Editor Gordon, of the Crookston
Journal, the neatest, SWEETEST and
most magazine-like weekly in the nor
thern part of the state moothed out
a few wrinkles by days rest IN Be-
midi last week. TWAS his first visit,
and the delightfulness of the place as
a summer resort, made him quickly
decide to bring his family and q ko-
dac here next summer.