The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-06-07

Quench that burning thirst by tax
ing a dish of ice cream soda at City
Drug Store.
We understand that G. v. Ropin
and family of Crookston will spend
the summer at the delightful Hotel
Plantaganett.
The water in the lake Is now warm
enough to make bathing possible.
But as yet few adult chills accom-
pany each plunge.
The whist club met at the pleasant
home of G. L. Gilbert and wife, Tues
day evening. l.. III. Bailey and Mrs.
G. w. Speelman won the prizes,
Lunch was afterwards taken at Sutton
and Olson's ice cream parbors.
Auditor Haner received an invita-
tion to act on the reception committee
to the Boer ENJOYS at St. Paul, June
7tb. Not being able to go, we presume
l'sPap" Carson goes as alternate; he
having doffed his mustache and donn-
ed chin whisker that gives him "a
"Vaderland' appearance.
| 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 J. w.
| White Il Co.'s Mammoth store after
a long service to the public in good
bargains and fair treatment given
them.
At the Baptist church yesterday
forenoon occurred the wedding Of Peter
Millbach and Miss Fannie Blaine, Rev
lHallowell Of Park Rapids officiating. /.
Edward French and Miss Pearl Flint
stood up with the couple. The happy
couple left on the afternoon train TOR
Duluth.
Go TO Miller's, if you have any
thing that needs repairing. They re-
pair everything.
Anyone having rooms to rent, suit
able for housekeeping, should leave
word at this Office. M
r. A.. Rouse has opened up. q bar
Der shop in the Carson building on
second street next to the concert hall.
He has pleasant, large rooms, and
the boys who have been letting their
boards grow until Rouse could find y
good location, are all happy again.
a Dr.. Henderson returned last Fri
day from q postgraduate course at
the Chicago Clynical School at Chi
cago. The doctor is one of those men
who believe that constant study in
medics and surgery is the proper pen
atty for being a doctor and that the
proper time to quit school is not
reached this side Of the grave.
Hunter s drive Of Il, 900. 900 logs for
Scanlon s. Gibson on Lake Bemidji
was broken by some miscreant' person
with an axe last Thursday, and the
high winds the following day did a
lot of scattering. It is reported that
Is men were discharged that day and
paid off at much lower wage than
they were hired for. Revenge was
probably at the bottom of the act.
Attorney Scrutchin made a bust
! ness call on Brainerd last week.
Have you seen our 1886 suits which
formerly sold for s8 to $40 per suit?
O'Leary & Bowser.
Jay REYNOLDS Of the firm Of Street
& Reynolds Of Bemidji, was in Cass
Lake Thursday. Mr.. Reynolds says
the secret of Bemidji's success is that
when project is for the benefit Of
Bemidji and can be obtained, citizens
lay aside all personal strife and go
after chunk, and when it is obtained
go back to their local contentious,
hence the success Of our neighboring
town. In other words, "Bemidji first,
self afterwards. '.-Cass Lake Voice.
If you want your buggy or wagon
repaired in first-class shape, go to
Millers. @
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 & Ross sell them.
E. o. Hughes has been transferred
from the superintendency Of the Red
Lake agency school to be general
superintendent of the Unita Indians in
Utah. His new position means one
thousand dollars per year salary, or
raise of $3.50. AS soon as his fami-
| ly RECEIVERS from sickness and he can
dispose of his Bemidji property, they
will depart for the land OF the Nor
mons. While congratulating Mr..
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