The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-26
So lis Said.

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Village election was held at Farley
on Saturday. y
I Editor Greeley went to Minneapolis
Monday morning
Twenty-Five per cent off on shoes at
C. II. Schroeder & Co.'s. 42-45
A Il Commissioner McDougald spent the
latter part Of last week in town.
The Sank Centre Academy never
ftdisappoints its patrons; always first
class. IT
On Commissioner Watson from Bridge
passed through here for Duluth to visit
= his wife.
4 Attorney Crawford will act as
county attorney during the absence
Of Mr.. Street.
I Rooms to let, furnished or unfur-
anished, Tenth street and Dewey avenue.
Mrs. Burlington.
Arthur Brannon returned Saturday
sfrom Minneapolis where he has been
sattending school.
Mrs. j. M. Markham and son Walter
!. left Sunday for Seattle, Wash, to
spend the holidays with relatives.
Up to JAP / the M. 81 /. railway
Twill make round trip rate to all
s points on its line for one and one
y third fare.
H The body Of A. Robinson was in
! TERED Saturday in the village ceme-
Itery. He was a Mason, which order
took charge Of the funeral.
Teddy Maloy has been appointed
official timekeeper for the contests that
are to take place at the skating rink,
and be has ordered a pair of felt
boots.
Jesse Freestone will resume the man
II agement Of his City hotel about the
first of next month, when Landlord
!, Maltby and family leave for Fosston.
Jesse spent Sunday in town.
Our merchants have enjoyed an I'M
usually large holiday trade. The
@ people are buying more and better
hpresents this year, which means pros
Soerity is getting stronger. I'd Il
\ Remember H. w. Barker's cough,
hatarrh and consumption remedy
u when you need medicine that cures
Mat awful disease, catarrn and all
Throat and lung troubles. Always for
II BALE at tMavo 'sdrug store. tt
4 I Mrs. Briggs, the Royal Neighbor
% organizer, left Saturday for Crooks.
:Se pn, but will return the last of Janu.
nary to install the local officers and
n 10 put in three more weeks of work
here for the order.
! On Monday evening, Jan. 8, the
/, Modern Samaritans will have their
f Imperial Good Samaritans present to
help them install officers. An enter.
sainment will be given the same even
ing, to which the families and best
y girls of the order are invited.
The report that one trainload Of logs
was being shipped daily down the NJ.
Il s. i. railway is false. Shipments
y have not yet begun, but Agent Robin
s# son says there will probably be sew
y .enty-ive million feet shipped from
u along this line the coming winter.
u Saloon number Al opened this week
Y in the builling formerly used by the
tx Boston store, with the enterprising
( Pelry & Co. as proprietors. The
! building has been thoroughly re-
{ modelled, refoored and papered, and
with its expensive fixtures and roomy
! apartments, is IN the s'swell' order.
We are in receipt of cordial invi-
station and ticket from Secretary Rut-
i ledge Of the Cass Lake Fire Depart
ment to attend their New Years ball
/ Dec. 81. The local firemen have been
Y invited, and some of them are plan
ming on welcoming in the new year in
our neighboring village. In connec-
II ton with the dance there an oyster
I supper will be served, and marked
i attention will be paid to visitors from
I abroad.
! The Great Northern Railway Co.
has inaugurated a special immlgra-
ton bureau for the purpose of work
ingsup the interests Of the different
towns along its lines of road. r. q.
Workman is the man put to use in ST..
81 Paul, and he will take pleasure in
looking up factories or business men
for new or old towns The Great
n Northern proposes to build up it's
Il local traffic, much on the line pursued
"a by the Burlington system in Iowa,
which has produced a great many
( profitable industries for its small
Towns.