The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-06-14

For a new home sewing machine &c
to O'Leary SsBowser.
E. O. Hughes departed for Utah last
Saturday to take saperintendency
i Of the LInita Indian reservation ahere.
i Misses Jones s. Ross are agents for
the Columbia and Hartford bicycles.
VIM. Doty and his bride came from
Grand Forks Saturday to spend part OF
their honeymoon with his mother here.
AT the Boston--A complete lime OF
ladies' and gents shoes in stock at
rock bottom figures.
i Chas. Butler of Sheylin and John
Hickie of Leonard were in town Satllr-
day between trains. s @s
4 Miss june Henderson and Mother
returned 10 Bemidii Monday, after q
4 short visit with the family Of G. T..
Kapphahn Bertha Headlight.
S. E. Gregg has been clerking in
Whites store during the illness OF
Frank.
/ The Boston can make You closR9fig-
ures on -four. and feed. We purchased
twenty two cars before the advance.
Call and get our figures.
Red Men of this City, Crookston and
| Bemidji are talking up 9 big excur-
sion to and pow WOW at Bemidji in the
near future. E Grand Forks Valley
Review. HI. 3.:.
The Columbia and the Hartford
bicycles are recognized as the stand
ard wheels of the world. Misses
Joses & Ross have the exclusive
agency in Bemidji for both.
Anton Gordon, who has been teach
ing school at Grand Rapids, arrived
| in Bemidj iii last week and has gone up
/ to his homestead near Red Lake.
Mems clothing from S4.50 to $40 q
snit; boys clothing from So TO 81 q
suit, and children s clothing from 81 to
81 q suit ut Q O'Leary q Bowser.
/ Geo. W. Wilson fell from a seaffold
while working on a building near the
electric light plant, and received q
Collies fracture which was skillfully
reduced by Doctor Ward and Hender-
son. si !;
20. Doty editor Of the Park Rapids
! Clipper, was in Bemidji over Sunday.
He came to meet his wife who has been
here for a couple Of weeks as the guest
of A. Milne and family.
Wanted u ack pine and Tamarack
cord wood at the Boston Store at
highest market price.
81 SNOW s. SCHROEDER.
Mr.. Beaumont, an employe at Good
mans mill, had the misfortune OF
falling about five feet onto a pile OF
lumber and breaking two Of his ribs,
last week. He is somewhat improved
in condition at this writing.
The large new addition that
1 is being built to the hospital, is get
4 ting along nicely toward completion.
]Itis mammoth affair, and when
done will be large enough to accom-
modate more patients than, we hope,
| 1t will be called upon to take care Of.
The pages Of the Bemidji Pioneer
are being decorated with the familiar
cartoons of our old time neighbor Bro.
Greeley, formerly with the Grantsburg
Journal. Mr.. Greeley is now with the
Pioneer. Rush City Post. s
Editor Bohannan, Of the Solway
Press made us a call Saturday. He
broughtthe cheering news that a colony
| of southern Minnesota farmers had
purchased $4,000 acres Of land in the
vicinity Of Solway for immediate
settlement. Let 'em all come; if they
cannot find land near Solway there
| is more near Bemidji.
4 Jim Godett added another scalp
| to his belt last Wednesday night at
Cass Lake. In the fourth round he
planted a blow upon Pug Nichols
which brought on a trance, from which
the latter could not see his way out for
half an hour. Our colored pugilist is
becoming as hard hitter as he is
! quick.
Mrs. Sheppard, an aged lady OF Go
!. years, who lives one block west Of the
Presbyterian church, had the misfor-
tune of falling into the cellar at her
residence, last Saturday, and break
! ing her leg. DIR. Newman set the limb,
and it is said that she is getting along
4 as we'll as could be expected.