The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-12
Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.

Smoke The Bemidii Favorite.
Matt Sagnes of Cass Lake wa.
transient Wednesday night.
Harry Grove, the Big Fork locator
came down from that place Sunday,
Why not buy your boys new sui,
of clothes for Xmas at Barney Bur,
toms? 4l-2
Rev. Higgins subject for Sunday
evening will be Fighting tempta.
tions.
John Patterson and Nick Smith re-
turned Tuesday from trip through
the Red Lake country.
Gil Richards returned to Turtle
River last Thursday after spending a
few social days in town.
George K. Nesbitt, associated with
the Duluth Telegraph and Printing
Co., was in town last Friday.
DR.. Arno1d's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be eqhalled. IS. B..
Gillespie, Guthrie Center. la.
Ladies wishing to learn to skate
will be admitted free on Friday after
Moons at the, Bemidji Ice Rink.
Iver Krohn came down from Turtle
River yesterday morniI = where he
has been transacting business.
4 Angus Chisholm is the new manager
of Hotel Richards at Tenstrike. Mr..
Chisholm is an experienced man from
here.
A mail route has been established
between Blackduck and Ripple; the
new postoffice at Grand Falls, on the
Big Fork.
On the final roundup for the week
we noticed that the Algoma hotel had
reopened and is ready to cater to the
public their wants.
Sawmill For Sale in township
1854. Mill, planer and shingle mill,
all in good running order. Henry
Becker, Bemidii, box 535.
The Merry Minister Co. gave two
performances here last week to good
houses. Theirs is one Of the best
vaudeville companies on the road.
D. F. Borden, a farmer living near
Merrifeld, was killed by an M. & /.
train last Thursday afternoon. The
deceased was Mrs. Oringer's uncle.
I will place on sale in few days
complete and up-to-date line of toys
and fancy goods at the confectionery
store lately owned by I. B. Olson. E.
A. Sather. 41-2
John Hanson, grader for the Kelso
mill at Turtle River, mysteriously
one day last week, and
his whereabouts are hard to solve at
the present time.
Fatalities during the deer hunting
season are summed up to Is for the
State Of Minnesota alone. Deaths in
she United States through the game
Of football are reported as II and the
injured at four score.
Rev. E. e. Findsley, recently from
Yellow Medicine county, and at pres
emit assisting Rev. Clark in church
and Sunday school work in Beltrami
and ltasca counties, conducted serv-
ices in Turtle River last Sunday in
5he school house. 81.
Simon Michelet, Indian agent at
White Earth, was in Minneapolis re-
Gently and purchased newspaper
plant to be installed in the Indian
school. 0. FL. Lipp, the principal, ;,
will take charge, and with the aid of
The pupils will get out a weekly paper.
It is nigh time the red man was maxi
ing printers pie and getting acquaint-
ed with sticking the cold metal to-
yether.
The woman's page is a compare
lively recent feature in the newspaper
field, but the comparison of a woman's
page Of today with that of lew years
back makes one wonder how it, ever
lived to outgrow its swaddling clothes,
Tor the back numbers look as If the
horse editor had made it up in his
spare time, and it was about as inter-
ssting as a patent medicine circular,
and some papers still retain this anti
Iuated form of effort and misname it.
The woman's page of today, to take
he Pioneer Press for example, Is
about as lively piece of journalism
Is can be imagined. They maintain
\ special corps OF women writer's and
ditors who are in touch with the
women of the northwest, and are
IMPLY qualified to pass on the events
# interest to them. The special arti-
les are prepared by experts who are
N authority in their line. Club news,
ivic Improvement societies, and all
he various town topics Of this char
.cter come In for their full share of |
,ttention. A careful perusal of a few