The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-08-29

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Billie Lipp has returned from his
Southern Minnesota trip. Ell "
A large number of Bemidii people
will attend the state fair
Beginning today mail clerk will
serve on the M. s. I. trains.
DR.. Il. FL. Smith has been appointed
local physician for the w oodmen.
Wanted--Girl for general house
work. Apply at Q 'Leary q Bowser s..
Gill Gillian Of Park Rapids was q
visitor in the city for couple OF days
last week.
Ladies' shoes at 90 cents per pair
and upwards. IA comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW q SCHROEDER.
john Vinjie was in from Bagley
Sunday where he has charge OF an ex-
cavation crew.
Furnished rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardboard.
for sale at this Office at ten cents each.
John Mcdonald and Geo. McRae
have gone to Third River in Itasca
county 70 inspect timber for Backus y
Brooks.
Evan Carson came home from Bag
ley Saturday for a short visit. He is
now working on the second newspaper
il Bagley.
Agent Robinson ofthe M & I. depot
went up to his homestead Tuesday.
During his absence ]. Fl Hammer Of
Iowa will have charge.
John Clements, editor Of the ELM
wood, Neb., Echo, was here Sunday
heading q party Of Nebraska farmers
looking for land In this part Of the
earth. Some OF them bought land
near Wadena.
Mrs @. C. Whitney and son Joseph
went to Red Lake Falls Friday for a
short visit. Joseph Is city reporter
/ for the News Messenger OF Marshall,
Mimi, and is spending his vacation
in the pine shade.
The Itasca Lumber Co. is now re-
ceiving rails and supplies for the ex-
tension Of its logging road from
Smith lake to the Big Fork river, a
distance Of about 20 miles. Work
| will commence as soon as enough men
return from the harvest fields.
a bank and physician and sur
geon are the two lines OF business
| that have become established facts for
| Shevlin within the past week, says the
| Advocate. Both are only awaiting
THE arrival of necessary fixtures and
office furniture to begin business.
| Lewis Fl. Vath, proprietor Of the
Sank Centre Academy and Business
college, was in town Monday. While
here he found several young people
who will probably attend his school
this fall. The academy opens for the
fall term Sept. 3. The PIONEER
editor can say from personal expert
ence that the school has many good
features not to be found elsewhere,
| and for the. student OF modern means
mo better school can be found In the
i state.
The glove contest between Jack
Beauschalte of Chicago, and James
Arnold Of Hibbing, which was stopped
by Deputy Sheriff Bates, was carried
out before the Hibbing Athletic club
and its guests last Thursday after
noon. The club chartered train and
went over the Duluth, Missabe &
Western road, 10 miles west OF there
| to. Libby's logging camp in ltasca
county. They fought the stated number
of rounds, which was Is. and Referee
Madden declared the fight a draw on
account of darkness.
Those who passed the state examin-
alton are as follows: Maude b..
Wright, Tinnie Pendergast, Hollis A..
Pierce, Florence Pendergast, Mrs. f..
1t. Bursley, Maynona I. Nye, Callie
A. Walker, Olive M. Walker, Char
lotte Walker, Bemidii; Jessie Eager
strom, Fosston; Christine Wester-
lund, Pine Lake; Rachel Johnson,
ECass Lake; William P. Lonergan,
Gonyick; Anna Olson, Ralph; John
H. sommervold, Bagley; Henry G.
Mcbride, Blackjack; MAZE B. oryall,