The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-04

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| Al full dish of Ives Minneapolis
| ice cream for cents at the Lakeside
bakery. 1919
| E. A. Barker, sister and Miss Ross
are in Fosston today enjoying the
races. .-.,......
Miss Laura Griggs of Grand Forks
is visiting the Misses Woodward Of
this city.
Mrs. Ella Caldwell is in Crookston
on a visit with the family of Mayor
| Campbell. ..& -,...s
Getyour stove wood of e. o. Gid
den. Delivered on short notice. Tele-
phone 80.
FOUND--On June II, horse.
Owner can have same by paying costs
and proving property. FL. J. Smith.
Almost every city and town in the
Red River valley is making the eagle
scream today. ........
John heller and wife of Austin are
visiting in this city with her sister,
Mrs. Freeman D. Doud.
James Barr of Adler, N. D., is in
the city for the purpose of purchasing
several car loads of lumber.
Just received, four cars of oats
which we ale selling at cut prices.
Best grade. Call and see us. ~~''
SNOW & SCHROEDER.
| The famous Bemidj band is in Cass
Lake today, where they will enliven
that town from center to circumfer-
ence. Ill.,. -. .-4 ~.
This is quiet almost everyone
having gone out Of town to assist
other towns TO celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
4 II. Puphal of Turtle River was in
the city Tuesday, and concluded that
he could not get along without the
PIONEER for year.
L, w. Whitman, who has six-acre
market garden seven miles out in the
]country, is visiting the city daily with
as fine vegetables as were ever grown.
r. W. Reed, the photographer, will
leave for Buffalo today to be absent
about two weeks. j. T. Berry viii
have charge of the studio during his
absence.
James Conley and J. P. Duncaf,
and C. M. Bacon and w. w. Browne,
accompanied by their wives, will enjoy
the excursion. to Koochiching on the
10th inst.
| McCuaig & Ludington are excavat-
| ing cellar underneath their big store
building. They will put a stone wall
under the stills and make the whole
affair substantial.
| w. F. Street is having the street
filled to grade between the Markham
hotel and the postofice, which will
very perceptibly add to the appear
ance of Second street.
| St. Philips church has just been
hand somely kalsomined, and the seats
have been stained to initiate cherry.
Also, a fine organ has been added,
| which was very much needed.
G. J. Carlson's bees gave all kinds
of trouble Tuesday morning. A big
swarm came out and he was compelled
to call upon large number of his
|neighbors to help him force them into
new hive.
The Buffalo ball club of this city
went to Mcintosh last Saturday and
we're beaten in two games of base ball.
They went to Cass Lake this morning
to play game, and it is hoped that
thew will be more successful.
| A party of our young men went to
Cass Lake this morning to take part
in the swell cake walk which will
occur during the parade. If there is
any prize money they will get it, and
possibly spend it on the ground.
I. O. Manager went to Mcintosh last
Sunday. He recently sold his stock of
lumber there for the snug sum Of
S., 500. He will return with his family
soon, who have been rusticating on
the farm near that place for some
time.
The Red Men Tuesday night pre-
sented Ted Smith with beautiful gold
badge, containing all the symbols OF
the order, in appreciation OF his
services. Ted values it very highly,
and says that he will hand it down as