The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-22

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Sam Torkelson of Bagley was here
this week.
The best screen doors for the money
at Swedback $. "
Mrs. Edward Kaiser left Friday for
i a couple of week $ visit at Winona.
A. B, Cuffell and wife Of Mime
lapolis are enjoying the lake breezes.
New goods received daily at Mrs.
/ Berman's, next to Wheelock's. 4
Good saw mill for sale. Enquire
iof Ell. A. Langord, Langor, Nina. tt
Miss McCullom was able to be out
the first of the week after a weeks i'll
ness.
4 Erick Hedeen and Mort Titus have
gone on the Dakota harvest field ex-
cursion.
Mr.. Miners new dwelling just north
of the school house is about ready for
occupancy.
4 Treasurer Shinn returned Monday
from three-day's stay on his Aida
Homestead.
Miss n. E. Cook returned last week
from Duluth aud the Pan American
Exposition.
Found--Lady's parasol. Call at
| this office, prove property and pay
cost Of this local. tt
| Sam Tedford came in from Grand
Rapids Monday, where he has been
for the past few days.
| A. A. Warfield is moving his resi-
dence building from the electric light
plant to the lake front.
Arthur Young, late publisher of the
Bertha Headlight, has been visiting
friends and relatives here the past
week.
Young men and women if you de-
sire to fit yourselves for business,
attend the Mankato Commercial Col
lege.
Hangers adorn our town announc-
ing the Hubbard county fair to be
held at Park Rapids Sept. II, Is
and 10.
Last Thursday Iyer Krohn UNDER
went an operation at the Crookston
hospital. He is reported as getting
along nicely.
Miss Cora Mark, a popular society.
lady of Fosston. was married to Dr.
Gilmour of that place last Thursday.
Congratulations.
Val. Kasparek, the genial manager
Iof the Barney Burton store, left Fri
day for Little Fails to enjoy a short
well-earned vacation.
George Tuller Of the expansionist
firm OF fuller, Tnrpening & Coleman
was in town Monday on his way down
from Turtle River.
Fred Hall went upto Turtle River.
Sunday and will continue his journey
into the Red Lake country in the inter-
est of his tailoring business,
Dom buy inferior plaster when you
I can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
Kelly Island white lime cheaper at
Swed back' S.
The Columbia saloon, ~ Taylor,
proprietor, was duly dedicated Mon
day night, and an abundance of music,
meat and mirth medicine was pro-
vided. It is located on West Third
street.
The express companies OF Bemidji
have shipped out over 5000 crates OF
blueberries this season, making the
largest years business in that line on
record. The shipping season is about
over.
The wife and children Of J. a.. Robi-
dean left on Sunday for Foley, Mimi,
to visit relatives for some time. For
the first time in u years of married
life, Mr.. Robideau finds it necessary
to smooth his own pillow and hustle
grub from hotel and neighbors. He
says it's sstam duff.
Martin Emerson Of Bagley had a
warrant sworn out against Ed. Perron
Of that place charging him with
attempted rape upon his 14-year-old
daughter. County Attorney Street
and D. Fl. Fisk went there last Thurs
day to conduct the case, the one
against and the other for the accused.
| The case was dismissed.
A. Q. Dahl, treasurer of Itasca
township, was in town Saturday. He
says there is confidential feeling
among the settlers Of his vicin-
| ity that the logging road now being