The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07
For clearance counter bargains, %

h wv. a. Worth was down from Buena
Vista Tuesday. ss1
For sale---A house lot and barn.
Iuquire of g. A. Plummer at Nangle =
store.
U. s. Land Inspector McEniry was
in town Monday with both eyes wide
open, but he said nothing
For your bread, cakes, pies and
confectionery, call at the Bemidii
Bakery. AL goods delivered free u
DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth-
ma cannot be equaiied. IS. 3. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, 1 ", s5.
I Louis Anderson, Of Minneapolis, has
been here the past week visiting his
friend Rev. Wilman and looking up a
chance to invest some money ia this
vicinity.
n Twenty per cent. off on Artics and
rubber goods at the Boston Store of.
Snow 81 Schroeder. 50-35
Geo. McTaggart's residence was
3quarantined last Thursday on account
of an alleged case OF smallpox. One
of the children is afflicted, but is get
ting along very nicely.
We have number of our recent
boom edition of the PIONEER for sale
at 5 cents per copy.
Mrs. Ben Erickson left Tuesday for
Bemidji where shewill join herhusband
who is employed there for the present.
They will keep house we understand.
Verndale Sun.
Quite number OF people are afflicted
with la grippe and fevers of different
types ST. Anthony IS Hospital contains
many patients, mostly from the woods.
who suffer quite severely from Ia grippe
and pneumonia this winter.
st. Patrick S Day arrives on Sunday
his year, so the Band boys will cele-.
brate the day on the 10Th, BY giving
their concert. Get yourtickets early,
for the boys areentitledto and no doubt
will be greeted with a full house.
The great annual clearance sale, az
Whites ss. ss
The government is again advertising
for bids for carrying the mail between
Bemidii and Blackjack. Only one
bid was submitted in response to the
first call and that was so high that the
Epostofice department would not accept
Hit.
Harris Richardson, of st. Paul: Il
hope you Bemidii people will appre-
c;ate that man Crawford. He is one
of the best lawyers in Western Mime
sofa, and would lend prestige to any
bar in any county seat town. He can
handle big cases.
The county commissioners met Mon
day afternoon, and gave it out cold
that they we're not going to pass on
bills until the financial air of the
county got some of the frost out Of it.
The question OF laying out a new road
north Of Shevlin engaged their atten-
ton. 53
March came in like lamb, but soon
threw off it's sheep clothing and acted
like very tough lion. For two days
the snow was turned into steam and
the loggers without ice roads we're OBJ
liged to shovel snow upon their sled
ways. But SaturdaNnight the change
came suddenly, bringing sleet, snow
and wind, strong enoagh to make a
bear baldheaded. 1t was genuine
Dakota blizzard and a bowling sue
cess at that. About two inches of snow
fell.
Judge of Probate Skinvik dabbled
T in his virgin marriage cermony one
day last week. He was so extremely
modest that when he arrived at about
the middle OF the ceremony he began
to give it to the modest couple ID the
Scandinavian language. He took a
tumble to himself, but finally got out
of his dilemma by asserting that he
could give any couple, who wished to
apply to him to be spliced, the mar
riage ceremony in any one Of seven
languages. or could mix the dose to
suit purchasers.
"A. II. Button is now located at Great
Falls and all persons wishing to be
located on claims should consult him.
He is also conducting a stopping
place where travellers will be well
taken care of. If.
Robert Berry, woodsman employ
ed by Hatcher 4 Lynch at camp No. 3,
near Bemidii, fell from a passenger
train on the B. & N. M. road, We'd
nesday of last week, and was instantly
killed. Berry was. a passenger on No.
y. en- route for Brainerd. No one saw
him fall from the train, and the acct