The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-06-27

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Windows and doors at rock bottom
prices at Swedback' 5.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
Wheelock's news stand. @. r.
The firemen's dance at the opera
house last Friday night was largely
attended.
DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth-
ma cannot be equalled. B. Giles
| pie, Guthrie Center, La. # ~
Andrew Anderson and Miss Violet
Pudy were married last Monday by
Judge Skinvik. ..-.....
FOUND--On June u, a horse.
Owner can have same by paying costs
and proving property. Fl. j. Smith.
| C.M. Golden was called to Edmore,
Mich, last Saturday by the sudden
illness OF his sister. 1885,.
Just received, at Mrs. Berman's, a
new line of fancy silk and linen shirt
waists that will wash. #rs.* ~
1 Ladies shoes at SO cents per pair
and upwards. A comeplete line always
4 on hand. SNOW 81 SCHROEDER.
Geo. Empy, banker, Rem Frazer
and Robt. Clark of Verndale, were
here with the excursionists last Sun
day.
DIR. Morrison and wife have gone to
the Pan-American Exposition, and
during their absence will visit rela-
tives and friends in Canada. "
Services in M. E. church Sunday at
| II a. m and sp. m. Rev. G. F. Swim
merton will preach in the evening on
lis Life Worth Living?"
Mrs. Haase Of Verndale, mother Of
Miss Sophia Haase Of this city, came
Iup with the St. Cloud excursionists
| last Sunday and spent the day.
Don't buy interior plaster when you
can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
Kelly Island white lime cheaper at
Swedback's.
Attorney Stanton, of Cass Lake,
was in the city yesterday on legal bus
mess. He will deliver the Grafton at
that place on the 4th Of July and it
will be a hummer worth hearing.
DR.. Winship and D. Andrel, of
Park Rapids, who were at the head OF
the Park Rapids running team, desire
to say that they were royalty enter
tanned while here. --e,.
Mrs. AL. Leighton, of Lenox, Mimi,
sister CssMrs. Brinkman, and Eunice
and Isabel O'Conner, nieces, are here
on visit. Fred Brinkman took the
children, including Eddie, 'out to Ten
strike for an outing.
Jerrard used to live in St Cloud.
While he was waiting for the excurs-
ion train to arrive last Sunday, a
friend asked him, II suppose you ex-
pect to meet some apf your friends,
don't you?'' swell, / should say SO:
/ am sure many of them will be here"
The train pulled in. Jerrard looked
long and anxiously for some one he
knew toland on the platform. Fin
ally nice looking fellow, as dark
complexioned as the ace of spades,
rushed up to him, shook him by the
hand, and passed on. Jerrard's
friend smiled. No. of the same COM
plexion appeared and Jerrard ducked
his nut. When asked about the mat
ter latter he simply said, eyes, there
were two horses on me and lost the
game"
Last Saturday evening the band was
hurriedly gotten together and marched
to the Brainerd 81 Northern depot.
The movements of the band caused a
great many people to think that an ex-
cursion party was to arrive; but when
the train pulled up to the station and
W. T. Blakely stepped to the platform
he was detained by q squad of his
numerous friends until the. band had
made one Of its best speels, when he
was informed that the demonstration
was intended for him, as everybody
was glad of his return. Blakely
didn't shed tears Of joy, but he
choked up In the neck somewhat. He
was placed in buggy and driven up
the street, headed by the band, and
when in front of Bacon's place ne
called halt and let another call out
of him that caused his friends to take
something on his account.