The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-21
New String style shoes lust arrived

New spring style shoes just arrived
at Burton's
Lakeside Bakery and confectionery.
/ Phone lis. Free delivery. If. |
Mrs. q. H. Fisk and daughter came
Iup from Minneapolis last week.
We have a number Of our recent
boom edition of the PIONEER for sale
at 5 cents per copy.
Miss Lulu Woodward and +. H. Jer-
Irard attended the Elk ! annual ball at
IBrainerd last Thursday night.
The seniormeplbe fthe firmo Bacus
81 Brooks dassed through town
TUESDAY for the Blackjack country.
Just received 800 sacks of old wheat
Hour ut 3rd St. Flour and Feed store.
Satisfaction or money refunded.
The Odd Fellows have changed their
might of meeting from Saturday to-
/ Friday evening Of each week. Odd
1 Fellows are requested to bear the
change in mind.
& There is always danger in using
Icounterfeits of DeWitt's w itch Hazel
i Salve. The original is q safe and
certain curefor piles. 1t is q sooth-
/ ing aud healing salve for sores and
all skin diseases. r a. Mayo.
Richard Leet was down from Ten
strike Tuesday after supplies for his
Isawmill
A very nice and precious valentine
came to John j. Doran and wife
IlastThursday. II was q lo-ponnd
daughter.
/. steidl, Tweet a Sons have their
i Operations for this season nearly
/ completed. They broke up their camp
i on the Schoolcraft river last week. In
their three camps they expect to get.
4 Tout about one million feet, and they
slhave bought Of the farmers another.
afhalf million. They are ready for the
lice to get off the rivers and lakes.
Yes. Get your eyes examined by
iProf. Cass, who will be at the Mark
iham hotel, Benidii, Feb. aa3rd and 18th.
Al. II. Godboat and family were in
4 Crookston last week to attend the fun
i eral Of Samuel Marin, the father Of
i Mrs. Codboat. Mr.. Marin was we'll
known in this vicinity. He was 81
slyears old and cancer Of the stomach
WAS the cause of his death.
John Kelsey and Geo. Reynolds
Ihave associated themselves at the
4 Bernidji Boat Mfg. Co, and will
manufacture launches, sail and row.
II boats, canoes, etc. They will run a
4 boating livery in connection this sum-
! mer.
4 The heavy fall Of snow sunday was
godsend to the loggers who have no
u. ice roads. Snow was badly needed.
4 Meadow land for six dollars per
4 acre within a few minutes walk OF Be-
tmidj il. Particulars at this office.
\. Jim McCatfery was badly hurt Thurs
4 day while loading logs at Eckles. He
was brought to the hospital here
y Halyorson. Richardson y CO., the
4 railroad contractors, are hiring men
!, and teams for the laying of rails on the
!. International & Northern Ry. extern
4 sion north Of here This work will
4 begin at once.
4 Thestide of immigration has set in
\ toward northern Minnesota and thous-
a ands Of settlers have been located on
4 lands in this part OF the State during
A the past year. Railroad officials say
this section is increasing at d much
more rapid rate than the towns and
Icities. Railroad lands ARE in active
4 demand by actual settlers and farms
are being opened up successfully in a
region that has not heretofore been
looked upon with favor by that class
of people.
It isanot generally known that Il. Fl.
.Jerrard is a literary genius, but he
5sevidentay is. He wrote an ad criticism
for the Plumbing Trade journal, and
has just been notified that he has taxi
ZEN the second prize from 1000 other
5|oompetitors.
4 AL the men who are running stages
4 to the up-country district are over
burdened with business. Yves Wright
alone has four teams in this service.
Twenty per cent. off on Arties and
rubber goods 1.-THE Boston Stone Of
Snow & Schroeder. 50-3s
The Red Men are on the warpath for
1.-THE success of their dance on the dark
/ of Feb. % the birthday OF their first
Great Father, George Washington
The dance will be a success, for that
! is what the Red Men want more than
| horsemeat or tirewatef~ At 8 o'clock
tsharp the grand march will begin
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