The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-26
Smoke The Bernidji Favorite.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.
Eight-room cottage TO rent. Inquire
at this Office.
Henry Funkley, Blackjack attor-
ney, was here Sunday.
Carl E. Oberg of the Blackjack
bank was In town Sunday.
Dentist Foster is now located in his
new quarters in the Miles block. /
/ w. I'll. Young of Wadena was here
the first of the week visiting his
brother.
| Miss Jessie Pauly of Minneapolis is
| here visiting with her sister, Mrs. A.
p. White.
! DIR. Arnold's Cough Killer for
| asthma cannot be equalled. IS. B.
Gillespie, Guthrie Center. Ia.
! Next Sunday evening Rev. Higgins
will speak on Broken Resolutions. !"
This being the last Sunday in the old
year everyone should come to church.
Druggist Duncan left yesterday to
tspend the holidays at his home in
Minneapolis. s'Dunk" is a good boy,
and hasn't been out OF town in two
years.
Miss Clara Loud arrived from West
Superior Saturday night where she
has been attending school. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J..
4 Loud.
We have been requested to correct
a statement made by contemporary
and to say that Miss A. Fisk is with
her mother in Minneapolis and work
ing for the N. w. Telephone Co.
Judge Reynolds held Burt Angel to
the grand jury on the charge of rob
bling Anton Kallenhoffer of Sl20. The
court also held the money in spite Of
! the vigorous assaults of the defend
ants attorney.
| w. H. Bohannan of the North Da-
kota Land & Investment Co. Is pass
ing the cigars today, having RECEIVED
word from his home at Crookston OF
the arrival of a l2-pound boy there
Bismarck Tribune. It will be re.
membered that Bo some time ago run
a paper in Solway and Tenstrike, and
later on worked at FELTON,, where he
developed to what he is at the present
time. "
. G. L. Gilbert has
started a lumber yard
at Blackduck, where
he will handle a large
line Of lumber, lath,
shingles, siding, etc.
i A robber who gives his name al
Ray walked into O'Leary & Bowser's
| store Friday and then walked out
with $50 oyercoat in his paws. A
clerk tried to prevent sale where nr
money was offered, but Mr.. Ray
thrust him aside. Ray came in con-
tact with policeman and the judge
did the rest. Ray will not need the
overcoat this winter, anyhow, for he
won't be out doors much until the
grand jury sits, Sheriff Bailey es-
corted him to Crookston Saturday.
Judge McClenahan has granted VIM.
Randolph, found guilty j. Of man
slaughter, a new trial. Randolph 8
attorneys showed that the jury which
convicted him had several bottles of
liquor in the jury room, and that
some of them took drinks in saloons
while going to their meals in charge
of bailiff, and therefore the verdict
was not legal. The Judge instructed
the sheriff never again to employ as
bailiffs any Of those who served this
term. Randolph will give bond and
appear for retrial next June.
Elections were held by the various
lodges in Bemidii and the following
officers will be installed next month:
Odd Fellows-N. G., J. J. Jinkinson;
V. G., Hon. M. Phibbs; treasurer,
D. W. Stevens; secretary, J. K, Titus.
Modern Woodmen--Veu Cons, Z. W.
Lindberg; worthy advisor, J. M. Eos
ter; banker, o. J. Shinn; clerk, FL. j.
Smith; escort, Il. Ell. Smith; manager
for three years, NJ. D. Miller; watch
man, Joe Wagner; sentry, VIM. Car
Isle; physician, DR.. Smith. /. o. OF
Red Men Sachem, Ben Moe; senior
sycamore, William Duncalf; junior
sycamore, Archie Brose; prophet, Joe
Harrington; chief of records, Ed
Westfall; keeper of wampum, William
Duncalf; collector of wampum, Ed
Munhall. Masons-W. M, Frank
Carson; s. W., J. L. Reynolds; J. W.,
Frank Snyder; treasurer, A. P. White;
secretary, VIM. Roberts; s. D., Earl
Carson; J. D., VIM. McCuaig. Royal
Naioh hors-Orac1a Mrs Ella Rarrett.