The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-31
r. B. FOSTER, H Bsas,s,.
Modern methods; low prices.
Office over Mayo q Barker's Drug
Store, Bemidji, MINI.

Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.
Mrs. M. sutlitf was in town Tues
day.
Halloween this evening. Let Us
pray.
=. ii. Jerrard went to ST. Paul on
business Tuesday.
Thirteen lots, nicely located, for
sale by &. Beaadette. y
". a. Oakley of Tenstrike spent o
few DAYS here with friends.
Good saw mill for sale. Enquire
of III. A. Langord, Langor, NJ inn. u
The mother OF Mrs. ]. 7. Jinkinson
arrived Tuesday from Park River TO
visit here awhile.
Two hundred men got OF the train.
here on Tuesday, returning from the tIt
wheat fields for the tree fields.
Nick Smith, Matt Smith and family
arrived from Havana, n. ID, Tues
day and will make this town their
home.
a large number OF Indians have
been patronizing, our merchants the
past week; as they journed between
reservations.
For all kinds Of roofing, deadning.
felt, pressed brick and mortar colors,
so to Boyd & Gilbert. They can sup
ply YOU. y
Boy wanted to learn the clothing
trade: about Is years old; Scandl-
navian preferred. Apply by letter TO
box BIT, Bemidji.
Postlnistress Kaiser was taken sud
denly i'll last Friday with what prom
ised TO be diphtheria, but she recov-s
lered suddenly also.
Bill Hemore of Brainerd bought a
Hot up to Farley a few days ago and
the construction Of a building for o
tsalooni is we'll under way.
Out Of town Woodmen should make
1T a point to be IN Bemidji next Thurs
Iday evening, Nov. 4, the date OF the
| big Woodmen entertainment.
Billy Bennet's show played here
Tuesday night to a good audience.
/ The orchestra was fine, but the play
1 was rotten enough to kill u buzzard.
Mr.. Higgins has decided to give his
f . e - YER.
| address on 1.-THE Bible and Where L
Differs from Other Books, !. Sunday
morning, Nov. 10, instead OF nexi
Sunday.
The friends of Dave Sylvester viii
ibe pleased to note his success up IL
Beltrami county, where he was re.
1cently appointed county auditor
4 Starbuck Times. y
Miss Eva English, Miss Rose Hecht
\ and Miss Annie Meline, VIM. Iipp
4 Fletcher Gromoldby, Al flanagan
i Charles DAILY and AL Henderson wen
9 to Selkce Tuesday to view the trair
wreck. Z
4 DeWitt's Little Early R1sers nevei
4 disappoint. They are safe, prompt
d gentle, effective in removing all i'm
4 purities from the liver and bowels
]. Small and easy to take. Never grip,
or distress. F. A. Mayo.
It is estimated that $4,000, 600 fee
d will be cut within 20 miles Of Belnidj
y this winter. This will make Bemidi
la very busy place, as the work vii
!. EempIoy six or. seven thousand me
!, and about four thousand horses.
Services in the Presbyterian churc
II morning and evening. In the morn
! ing Rev. Moony of Brainerd wi
1 preach. In the evening Rev. Hlggin
u will preach onthe subject. aCowardic
i Of Guilty Conscience All are il
) vited to attend these services.
Solberg & Stevenson this wee
started their feed, flour and hay stor
: in their building just completed Q
/ Minnesota avenue, south Of the Hu
I saloon. There was a grand openin
. y
: Monday night, and Arne gave a raj
4 check to each customer who aske
e for it.
! A number OF young men who belon
! to no church, but who appreciate Il
value Of spiritual advice, have r
III quested Rev. Higgins to deliver
q sermon particularly suited to the
i needs. The pastor has complied vii
their request, and on Sunday eve
i ing, Nov. 10 Rev. Higgins will prea'
!, sermon especially for young men.
I'd D. B. Thompson returned Mond;
q from an extended tour Of the Hestel
n Ecoast states, lasting six weeks.
N visited the famous fruit district
= North Yakima in Washington, whe
II irrigation is making the richest ga
dens out Of arid tra acts. He present
2. this office with couple OF apples,
inches in circumference, and says th
are infants compared to the ordina
growth. In spite OF what he saw, \
Thompson is content to live on in
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