The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-10
Fresh Bananas at Olson 3 suttons.

FRESH DdudldS az SlooLl ~ A,Aueo ''A'
Mrs. r.. Ell. Carr returned from
California last week, leaving her SON
Vernon there for his health.
Nice fresh candies just received at
the Bakery. d. B. Thompson.
The Brainerd Lumber company are
putting in a dam across the Miss
issippi near Maltby.
Trunks and valises Of all kinds at
Barton's. /, ~ s& A
There will be meeting of the Cath
Ole ladies at St. Phillip church next
Sunday, May 13,, ct P. "a.
Hats made to order. All hats suit
ed we give to the public. No two hats
alike. Call and consult Naylor 8
Haase.
Wellington Schroeder tossed q
barrel OF sugar around too freely last
week and was laid UP couple OF
days. !. Y.
Eugene Hanson, the popular drink
dispenser OF ssDud IS Place, 81 has ac-
cepted similar position OF G. @.
Blake.
One week from next Sunday the Odd
Fellows, wives and sweethearts will
have an outing. They have chartered
the Shadow for sail and will take
dinner by the lakeside.
I. Misses Jones 81 Ross are agents for
the Columbia and Hartford bicycles.
o. Lofontisee and family arrived
from Bridgman, Mimi, and are now
settled in their new home in Bailey's
addition. ~.
All orders for bread, cakes, pies,
etc., left at McCuaig 8 Ludingsons'
will be delivered promptly. p. p.
| Thompson. s5
Ladies shirt waists, summer skirts,
muslin underwear. white and fancy
lunderskirts, jackets, capes, ladies' :
sailor and trimmed hats at O'Leary &
Bowser's.
House and lot for sale on Irvine
avenue. 7-room house. 24x24. with
ll2xl4 kitchen. Good cellar. Lot 50 x
40 feet. Inquire at this office.
What Shakespeare was to the liter
airy world, the Columbia and the
Hartford bicycles are to the wheeling
world. They are the best. Misses
Jones s. Ross sell them.
Thomas Tweed, returning from
Eagle Bend this week, brought with
| him handsome steamer, "a feet long
and 6-foot beam. The Viking Boat
Co. has purchased and added it to
their lake feet.
| Al the Boston-A complete line OF
ladies' and gents shoes in stock at
rock bottom figures.
One week ago last Saturday night
two burglars entered the home OF J.. H.
Haner and secured $50. Finding the
auditor q very sound sleeper, they re-
turned a few nights later but were
scared away. During the absence OF
fHaner and wife another night, they
came back and had bundled up most
OF the valuables in the house, when
Werner Hartley awoke and sernaded
them with two gun shots. ".
| The latest straw mats for men and
boys at Burton's.
Rain is needed, greatly needed.
Aside from the fact OF its being need
| ed for crops and for driving Of logs,
the continued dryness Is causing great
danger from forest fires.
Business is rushing at the Mammoth
| G. o. d. store, but if 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.
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Jas. Revor OF Shevlin, made US q
call Tuesday, having Just returned
from visit in Illinois. He is one OF
those fellows who have great faith in
Beltrami county as Q stock-raising
country. He has % yearlings on his
farm, and although he owns q farm
near Minneapolis, he prefers this
country for cattle. They can be
| raised more cheaply here and with less
care here than there, he says. 1t is
really refreshing to meet one who is
las enthusiastic over Beltrami as is
Mr.. Revor.
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