The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-21
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Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.
John Jackson OF Farris Sundayed
here.
Mrs. Julius Nathan, from Fertile, is
In town.
Blacksmith Reed has been on the
sick list.
Ole CARLSBAD was down from Farley
Saturday.
Deputy Treasurer Jellestad was in
Sheylin Saturday.
Eight-room cottage to rent. Inquire
at this office.
DR.. Smith visited in Minneapolis
part of last week.
Born, Monday, Nov. Is, to Burt
Ellis and wife, son.
Jack Dale of Turtle River visited
here Saturday and Sunday.
4 The M. 80 I. is building a logging
spur from it's main track to Little
Bass lake.
Burt Ellis arrived from Hackensack
Saturday, his wife preceding him on
Wednesday.
Thomas Clark has sold his bakery
to Mr.. Thorn, a settler from east Of
Buena Vista.
Rooms to let, furnished or unfur-1
nished, Tenth street and Dewey avenue.
Mrs. Burington.
Hector Barnes Of Fargo was in
town Saturday after looking over his
interests in and around Nary. ss
Last week Miss N. E. Cook sold her
stock of millinery goods to Miss Ruth
Bissitt, and will leave Bemidji for
Duluth.
A Smith-Premier typewriter, good
as new, for sale for S75, by Agent
Robinson of the M. & I. railway, at
the depot.
Mr.. Murphy of the United States
bankruptcy court Of Crookston ar
rived Monday to conduct the I. p.
Olson sale.
Ned Finley came in on Sunday from
the Turtle Mountains, N. D., where
he has been threshing for the past
three months.
Rev. Bailey, the Baptist minister,
has accepted a call to fill the pulpit at
Plainfeld, Wis. Rev. steinhoff will
fill the Bemidji pulpit.
ssawmill For Sale in township
1884. Mill, planer and single mill,
all in good running order. Henry
Becker, Bemidii, box 535.
Preaching intheP Presbyterian church
morning and evening. In the evening
the pastor will speak on Have the
Courage of your Convictions.
A. r. Button returned to Grand
4 Falls the first of the week after spend
ing several days here attending to
business matters. He reports a steady
growth of his, country.
Services at the usual hours next
Sunday in the Baptist church when
the pastor will preach in the morning
on "Jonah, or Trying to Run Away
From G od, = and in the evening on
the topic, a"Short Beds and Marrow
Coyerlets."
Prospects look good for the compile
tion Of the railroad to Blackjack by
the end of this month. Due to the alb
sence of mud the work is now being
pushed rapidly. Saturday reported
rails laid about two miles beyond
Erickson lake.
Word comes from Tenstrike that
Jack O'Hara is now wearing a swell
wedding suit and is hurrying railroad
construction so as to sperd tie honey
moon in Blackduck. His many Be-
midi friends have their ears to the
ground listening for the verification
of the report.
Mrs. Al Ogden and Mrs. r. 3.
Miller have formed partnership and
will conduct fashionable .dressmak-
ing parlor at their home between Sec
ond and Third streets, on America
avenue. They are both competent
dressmakers. and Mrs. Ogden is famed
for her abilities in finishing tailor
made garments.
The settlers who have cedar timber
need not envy the men with mich po-.
tatoes this winter. Up the new line
there Is a big demand for this class OF
wood. and fancy prices are offered.
Cedar ties are quoted as worth cents
in the tree, and S1l are paid apiece
for cedar telegraph poles cut and de-
livered on the right of way. 1t is
said that Mr.. Erickson will dispose OF
a., 900 worth of such timber this winter.
Catarrh is terrible scourge, dis
ease whose germs are spread broad
cast over this fair land of ours, and
in many cases is the forerunner OF
consumption, that terrible disease
~ ifG victim