The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-14

The Noodnen meet once 4 week
now. Hs ti
District court will be resumed next
Wednesday.
AT. Wheelock has recovered from
the "a grippe.
Johnnie Johnson was over from
Cas- Lake Sunday.
Il Sheriff Bailey is in the western part
Of the state pncounts business.
Iver Krohn stopped OFF in Bemidji
Tuesday on his way back from Eckles.
.Jens Hanson, who IL now running q
general store at Shevlin, was in town
Saturday.
G. R. Martin vas called to Osakls
Monday where his wife is reported TO
beverg sick.
AL Hallet is able to get out again,
after a. two-weeks seance with a bad
ly sprained ankle.
4 Fire destroyed the home and furni-
ture of Ell. T.. Hedeen at the western
part Of the village last sunday morn
ing.
A big crowd of our people went out
10 the dance at Eikstad IS southeast OF
town Saturday night. Messrs. Speare
and Lifquist furnished the music.
For your bread, cakes, pies and
confectionery, call at the Benidji
Bakery. All goods de Hvered free. tt
Dr.. Arnold IS Cough Killer for asth-
ma cannot be equalled. s. B. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, la.
j. w. White s Co. are giving the
greatest clearance sale bargains ever
offered in Bemidii. 81
I. Rev. p. +. Harbo, Of Duluth, will
preach at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening Feb, 10th, at 80.
Attorneys Scrutchin and Bailey were
in Brainerd Monday on a divorce
ease in which they took opposite sides.
5Scrutchin won.
John Hennecke, Of Pierz, was brought
to this city Saturday from Dahmen q
Grell's camp near Bemidii. While
at work skidding logs Mr.. Hennecke' :
right foot was caught between q log
and a tree and badly scrus he'd. Little
Falls Transcript.
" Early in the summer State uditor
Dunn will sell q large amount of state
lands in the northern part Of the state.
The sale will be conducted on the
same plan as last year. In four or
five Of the northern counties there will
in all probability be 200, 600 acres Of
land offered for sale.
Il Rev. Sheldon showed the people of
this country how Christ would run .
newspaper; Harmsworth, the English
publisher, showed us how the 10Th
century newspaper ought to look, and
now the Bemfdii school children are
arranging TO issue q semi-nao nthly
from which we hope TO get q few valuas-
BILE pointers
& Now is the proper time TO subscribe
for the BEaduDJI f '1oNEER- Il will COM
tain all the news regarding Beloraani
county aft airs, as it is the official pa
per Of the county for the ensuing year.
Besides, it contains more general
news gleaned from over the county
than all other papers published IN
the county Only 81 per year, in ad-
vance.
County Treasurer Shinn says the
people are very slow about paying
their taxes this year. Not half as
large an amount has been paid in as
had come in by this time last wear. He
receives none letters containing kicks
than relnittances, but expects a big
rush at the, end Of the month. Penalty
will be added after the first of March
and our people will do we'll to come
early and ar0id the rush. Taxes must
be paid whether we like the amount Or
not.
w. ]. Crane, representing the Chica-
go Publishing house Of Geo. A. Ogle
& Co, was in this vicinity last week
gathering information for q historical
work on Northern Minnesota The
object OF this proposed volume is to
preserve an authentic record of the
lives and deeds Of those who have as
sisted in the upbsai lling OF the various
interests of Northern Minnesota. Be
midi lis promised a deserved promin-
ence Inn this work which iscalled 1tCon-
pendulum of History and Biography OF
Northern Minnesota
The county has an odd case Of des-
tuition on its hands The wife OF
VIM Buchanan has made calls on
the county poor committee the past
month. Her husband had been in
He returned last week,
and brought the magnificent sum of 81
home to his Impoverished family. The
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