The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-03
Fresh Bananas at Olson s. suttons

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Nice fresh candies just received at
| the Bakery. ID. B. Thompson.
4 F.. w Rhoda and wife went to Min
lneapolis Sunday for q short visit.
Another large consig nment Of dry
goods at @ Leary y Bowser's i.
For fine, up-to-date shoes for mer,
women and children, go TO McNair's.
Jennie Nelson who has been visiting
Mrs. Al. Gilmonr for long time re-
turned to Mcintosh last week.
Hats made to order. All hats suit
ed we give to the public. No two hats
alike. Call and consult Naylor s.
Haase.
Chas. Scrutchin and y. III. Bailey
attended rural court up in the Red
Lake country Tuesday. 4 horse trade
was the root OF the trouble, and we
hear that scrutchin's client got the
worst OF the trade but the best OF the
trial. 2
Mocha Gloves 30 cents and rs cents
pair at O 'Leary 3 Bowsers'.
Misses Jones & Ross are agents for.
the Columbia and Hartford bicycles.
n. Bacon and family have moved
here from Brainerd, and have found
rooms over Decaire & Ross store.
The little six-year-old daughter of
Jens Hanson and wife died of Group
last Friday, after very short illness.
The funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
All orders for bread, cakes, pies,
etc, left at McCuaig 8 Ludingsons
will be delivered promptly. p. B.
Thompson.
When J. A. Wonzoro opened his bar
Der shop last winter with three chairs,
many thought he was doing it
strong. Last week the fifth chair
was placed In position, and BEN idii5
continues to grow.
Alabastine makes q fine finish for
your walls and Is more durable than
paper. See sample color at Mayo &
Bankers.
Brinkman & Sisley have sold their
Third street saloon to r. ]. Willis.
Mr.. Willis ran dray line here last
summer, but left TO accept 8 position
as conductor on the Willmar branch
Of the Great Northern While rail-
reading, he suffered the loss OF his.
left hand. AS Brinkman s. Sisley
had three saloons on hand, they very
reasonably consented to give him
show, and Mr.. Willis has secured
one of the best patronized places in
Bemidii.
Don't forget to stop at the Bemidjl
bakery and get one Of those nice
banana cakes for supper. p. p.
Thomps on. s
What Shakespe was TO the liter.
airy world, the Columbia and the
Hartford bicycles are TO the wheeling
world. They are the best. Misses
Jones B Ross sell them.
Tn. Freeman, who has been work
ing at his trade as tailor in Bemidji
all winter, left for Superior last Sat-
urday He was a worthy young man
and we hope and expect him to soon
return.
Business is rushing at the Mammoth
G. o. D. store, but il you need any
thing in the line of clothing or
groceries j.. w. White & Co will al
ways find time to supply your wants
and satisfy your expectations.
The Cape Nome explorers started
for Seattle Monday afternoon. The
company included Frank Snyder, E.
Carson, G. .. Carlson, Thos. Herlihy
and VIM. Ferguson. Half of Bemidii
were at the depot to bid them goodbye
and to assure them that they and their
gold dust will find Bemidj j ready to
welcome their return.
George W. Scott, Of the numbering
firm OF Waite & Scott operating
across the lake, informed US yesterday
that he had crew Of eighty men at
work and that he will continue to log
all summer. Possibly the camp may
be compelled to shut down in July for
month. as the flies are bad to the
teams at that time. Mr.. Scott says it
is difficult to hire and keep enough
men for the work.
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