The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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ri you are looking for bargains,
attend ii. w. White g. Co.'s clearance
sale. St
The telephone company has got out
an np-to-date directory printed by
4 typewriter.
An execution sale OF the City Hotel
property will be held by Sheriff Bal
ley March %.
Rev. Francis Willis will hold Epis-
copal services Sabbath morning az
1890, at the city hall.
Lumbermen IS pure gum rubbers, one
buckle, for $l.25 at Burton's One
!. Price Clothing Store.
6. Rosseland, Of the Scandinavian
of Chicago, is in town on business
connected with that paper.
3 Dr.. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth-
{ ma cannot be equalled. s. B. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, Ia.
f. "A. Brown is reported as doing a
good business in his U. s. commits
sioner's Office at Blackduck.
j. Montague came down from his
homestead in 5000 last Saturday and
& returned to Crookston where he Is
working.
a first-class experienced grocery
clerk wants position in general store.
Can furnish the best of reference. Ad-
dress this office.
H. w. Street Is having q business
fame building built next to his office ace
On Beltrami avenue. II is to be two ''tl'-
story, 4ox24 feet.
Geo. Connick was down from Buena
Vista Saturday and showed his IN
terest jn the county BY subscri bipg Tor
the official paper.
McCnaig & Ludington are paying
the highest market price for Railroa d
= Ties, so cents for Mol Oak, So for n O..
Il White Pine and 81 cts. for tamarack.
have now located at Big Fork and
!. am prepared to make improvements rents
for those who have claims in that Vi
cinity. HARRY RI dR y ~ =.
r. IL. Felt was in from Itasca Sat
urday and reported that community
as developing rapidly. His father t
proved up on his homestead here be-
fore Clerk Speelman.
The piles for the bridges on the new
railroad from Bemidji to Blackduc tll.
have been driven at the crossings OF
the Mississippi, Turtle river and Err
ickson lake. At the latter place the ne
soundings were 40 feet
D. H. Tollman, Of Wilmar, is cred
tied with purchasing the telephone sys-
tenn Of the Northern Minnesota COM
pany, Of Park Rapids. Mr.. Tollman
NAV extend the toll line from Akeley
to Cass Lake in the spring.
station Agent j. p. Steele sewers
Il his connections with the Great North
!. ern this week and goes to his old home
ia North Carolina W. Douglas, OF
I Butte, Mont, has been assigned TO
this station.
Al. r.. Button is now located at Great
Falls and all persons wishing TO pc
located on claims should consult him.
He is also conducting stopping
,,lace where travellers will be we'll
- "a If.
II asst spring ii lot of r. B. Walker
logs were assessed here in spite OF ms
protest that they would pay taxes at
Minneapolis. They were assessed at
$4,000 Last week the matter was
\ brought before State Auditor Dunn
and he ruled that the logs properly
belonged to Minneapolis.
w. II. Spears was down from Red
Lake agency Tuesday and went; 20
walker on business trip. He has
the contract on the Red Lake reserya-
ton for getting out about 1000, 0Oo
b feet Of dead and down timber, which
will 90 down the Red Lake river TO
Thief River Falls, where It Will De
manufactured into lumber.
For the weakness and prostration
following grippe there is nothing SO
prompt and effective as one Minute
Cough, Cure. This preparation IS
highly endorsed as an unfa1llng rem
edy for all throat and lung troubles
and its early use prevents con,sump-
ton. II was made to cure quickly.
L T.. a. Mayo.
Sister Justina Smith died at the
hospital last Thursday after llnger-
ing illness, terminating in heart tail
I. ure. On Friday her remains were
shipped to Duluth where her father
resides. Two brothers live in Wash
ington. She has lived in Duluth most
of her life, and her life is said to have
been a strikingly beautiful one.