The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-11-15

Just received, large assortment OF
caps. at Burton s.
Fifteen rolls carpet to select from,
at O'Leary & Bowser's.
Just received, large. line Of gloves
and mittens, at BurtOn's.
The crowds are hocking to the Fair
but still there is room for more.
f, Mems extra size Suits, Underwear
and Shirts at O'Leary & Bowser's.
Special sale ony Ladies Capes,
Jackets, Furs at O'Leary q Bowser's.
An infant daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
L. A. Ward died yesterday morning.
Attorneys B.. S, Bennett and j. A
Hendricks, of Fosston, are in atten-
dance here atgcourt this week.
Fred Brink1nan, who has had an at
tack Of typhoid feveris able to be
around again, which seems pleasant
to his many friends.
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T. A. Brown is acting in the capac-
ity of deputy sheriff during the session
of court. Also, G. j. Palmer is Off
cjating in the same capacity. ,a
The St. Paul Dispatch is the popu-
lar woman's paper west OF Chicago.
Twenty-Five cents for one month trial
subscription will convince you. f
TIP. Harbaugh and G.. r. Hawes,
of Island Lake, Beltrami county, were
in town Saturday and each left the
price of the PIONEER for one year.
have now located at Big Fork and
am prepared to make improvements
for those who have claims in that vi
cinity. HARRY GROVE.
A farmer named Nelson was struck
at Farrls by the Park Rapids train on
it's return trip from Bemidji last week.
He was badly bruised and may die.
Pure Whiskey HARPER Perfect
Whiskey HARPER Every bottle guar
anteed Harper. Sold by Markham
Hotel Co., C. H. Miles, Bemidji,
MINI. g&.@s ~
Geo. Locke was indicted by the
grand for stealing blankets from
the warehouse Of Thos. Bailey.
The case will be tried at this term OF
court. = J x II }-es,
M. A. Clarke was down from Ian
gor Saturday where he is. teaching
school. He expects great activity in
that part of the upper country this
| winter. &a p |- .#&-
Miss Ada Van Valkenberg, a trained
nurse, arrived from Duluth last week
to take care of D. K. Mcpherson, who
has been sick with typhoid fever over
a month. = =.
The Lady Maccabees will give a
social dance at Odd Fellows hall Fri
day evening, Nov. 23d. Good music.
Lunch will be served. Come and have
ka good time.
John Graham is out Of the meat bus.
mess, Mr.. Dudley continuing the New
Meat Market. Mr.. Graham says he
intends to engage in some other enter:
prise in Bemidji.
Don't buy millinery until you have
inspected the complete stock of Up-to-
Date Goods carried by Misses Stuart
g. Mcdonnell in the new McNair &
Woodard building.
J. Fl. Hancock is down from Buena
Vista expecting to have Case before
this term of court, but the attorney
asked for continuance of same which
was granted by the court. ..>.
Quantity and quality is the news
given in the ST. Paul Dispatch. More
and better news than any Northwestern
daily. Twenty-Five cents brings it to
you one month. Seud for trial sub
scription. > .@. ~ .....
Thanksgiving on the 29th of'this
month and there are very few turkeys
on the market. They will probably
roost so high that the PIONEER force,
from magnate down to the devil, will
not capture one.
Mr.. O'Mally, the railroad contrac-
tor, says a couple of weeks more OF
good W. sather and he will have most
mn
of heavy grading contract done. The
ground freezing after that time would
not stop operations.
Mr.. Steele, formerly of Red Lake
Falls, is in charge of the G. N. station
here, in place of f. L. Brown, re-
signed. Mr.. Steele informs US that
the railway company will build large
addition to the depot early in the
winter.