The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-08-09
SCOTT, THE JEwELER.

SCOTT, THE JEWELER.
Pat O'NIally, the Minneapolis con
ira ctor, is here with an eve on the new
railroad. #
1 A party OF six arrived from st,
I Louis this week to spend a season 81
Lake Plantaganet.
i James Arnold and Hattie Chapman
were united in double happiness last
week by Judge Martin.
/ The school board met last Thursday
night and in re-organizing z. ].
j OLeary was made treasurer.
i E. a.. Barker, an expert watch-
maker, will repair your watch, clock
or jewelry, at Jones y Ross.
White bed spreads from SO cents to
$3.50, at
{. O'LEARY s. #BowsER's
Ladies, Aid Society OF the M. E.
i church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
/ Porter Nye, Thursday afternoon next,
Aug. 10th, at 2:30 O'Clock.
A special excursion from Sank Gem
tire and points along the Park Rapids
division of the Great Northern will
strike Bemidji Sunday, Aug. 10.
Some of the Crookstou papers tell
of hold-ups here during the Red Men
excursion. We fear the victims must
have been held-up by a heartless faro
wheel.
Editor Durand of the Crookstcn
Times, his daughter, and son Jay,
were in Bemidji few minutes Mon
day on their way north to his claim
up near Turtle River.
Mrs. A. Kaiser, Miss Cora Mark Of
Fosston, Miss Agnes Johnson of Min
neapolis, and Miss Hattie Kaiser Of
!, Winona, are camping at Shore Acres
alias Diamond Point.
Any one wishing to go up to the
/ Big Fork country can 90 with an ex-
perienced land locator, Harry Grove,
/ who goes UP to his claim near the big
Bixby townsite. He goes next Mon
day.
/ Mrs. S. Crandall, of Crookston, was
in town the first OF the week, looking
after her property interests up in
BLACK Duck. She wants to see a town
bob up on her land along the railroad
extension.
/ Oh, i 3don.t know There may be
1 others, but the Bemidji Furniture Co..
is the place to buy everything in the
Furniture line, and take advantage OF
the Midsummer Discount Sale.
[ The saving department OF Swed-
i back mill closed for the season Sat
urday night after two-months run
the planning mills will continue to fin
ish the stock on hand. The dullness
in the local lumber market is felt by
all our mills.
/ Frank Johnson, who lives on a farm
two miles from Bemidji, caught on a
spoon hook muskalounge weighing
lis pounds, in Bemidii lake, last Tues
Iday. Another one identically the same
/, size was caught last week. Bemidji is
a great fishing pond.
For laces, embroideries, ribbons,
braids, silks, and a full line OF dry
goods go TO
] O'LEARY & BoWsER.
This week W. E. Rose sold his sa-
/, loon business and property on Third
street to W. W. Browne and G. M.
Bacon. The new management intend
1 to make some sweeping improvements
\ throughout the building, and run a
/ strictly irst-class sample room. They
are both popular and thorough bust
ness men, and we congratulate them
for securing such desirable location.
Honse and lot for sale or trade.
Inquire at Round Glass stand, corner
of Northern saloon.
G. L. Gilbert secured the contract
for building the new school house an
mex. He gets So, 449.4 5 toput up a six
room, two story brick structure, with
basement, and stone foundation. It's
to be steam heated, but his bid does
not cover the heating plant. One
wing, 25x52, is to be built west of the
main building, the other south OF it,
5Oxe3 feet. The ground is being
broken, and the work is to be finished
by Nov. 18th.
q r FOSTER