The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-05-09
Shevlin will celebrate the 18th Of

ICrCOKStOn IaSt week.
John Johnson OF the Voice was over
from Cass Lake Sunday.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
! Wheelockis news stand.
The boat-renting firms have been
making all kinds OF coin the past
week.
| Jens Hanson and family will make
Bemidji their home again this sum
mer.
We will save you money on garden
hose and sprinklers. Jerrard Plumb
ling Company.
DIR. Arnoli's Cough Killer for asth-
ma cannot be eaualled. IS. B. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, Ia.
Roy Luce was in. from Solway
Thursday and found time to subscribe
for the PIONEER.
Henry LeFrance will move his family
/ up from M altby, and he will work in
the sawmill here this summer.
Keep your lawn green this summer.
Let us give you an estimate on water
service. Jerrard Plumbing Co.
J. E. Carpenter Of Crookston passed
through here Saturday on his way. to
Hook after his townsite interests at
Bridgie.
The various logging companies are
hiring men for the drive. Two dollars
and fifty cents seems to be the wages
| per day. si y
! George a. Tuller OF Grand Rapids
was here Monday. The firm Of fuller
! g CO. have just started d branch store
at Turtle River. h
"A. r. Button came down from Grand
Falls last week, and with provisions
and acouple of boats returned by train
to Deer River.
United States Commissioner Brown
of Blackduck was in town Saturday
on business: also D. D. Rolfe Of the
same housekeeping burg. VI
| Special discount to all who enter
| the Mankota Commercial college be-
tween May and Aug. ] in business
or shorthand department.. Send for
catalogue.
For SALE-A first-class sailboat,
cat-rigped, in thorough repair; good
value; at bargain. For particulars
address W. II. Bogart, 912 Sixth av-
enue south, Minneapolis, MINI. Il
When the re-modeling process is
over County Surveyor Stoner will
have as neat-appearing and cosy a
building as can be found in the north
ern part Of the state.
Frank Vettleson OF Shevlin spent
part Of last week in Benidji and while
here caught enough fish to supply a
restaurant for a month, and to furnish
fish stories all summer.
Town of Nora, Range 81, is the
name Of the newly organized town on
the White Earth. Notices have al
ready been posted and the election
will be held at Knute Nora's residence
on May ID, 1901.
Burglars entered the home of c. J.
Carlson last Thursday and secured
about $40 in silver ana some clothing
which Carl was not using at the time.
The visitor entered through an open
window and were evidently in search
of Klondyke gold.
In Justice Reynolds court Tuesday
Peter Gallant was found guilty of
stealing gasoline Of OLAF Olson, of
Shevlin, and he was given the choice
Of ninety days or s75. Having more
time than money on hand he accepted
boarding offer at Hotel de Bailey.
While here last week z. J. Willis,
who is now concocting a fine farm in
the suburbs of Tenstrike, purchased
some more COWS and hogs. and says
he will,make stock-raising success.
FIf all our settlers were as energetic as
Mr. Willis Beltrani land would
soon be selling for SIS per acre.
During the Woodnen national con
vention in ST. P aul next month tickets
will be sold at one-half fair round
trip, where the regular fair is So or
less Tickets are to be on sale only
June II, IL and Is. Bemidji people
can go over either of our lines. The
local Woodmen are trying to secure
enough names to charter a car.
I The committee appointed by the
citizens to look into and discover
what became of the money recently
realized from the sale OF village bonds,
got in their work last week. They lis
covered that the treasurer had paid
all orders held by the First National
bank Of Bemidji, including the city
hall bond and the Jerrard Plumbing
Co. q orders. The bond money was