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

Miss Stuart is in ST. Paul buying
her fall stock Of millinery
Windows and doors at rock bot
tom prices at Swedback's.
Jack Oringer il putting UP q resi-
dence on Minnesota avenue.
4. Beaudette is now living In his
| new cottage near the hospital.
Fred Olson and J. E. O'Leary were
down from Blackjack Saturday.
Good saw mill for sale. Enquire
Of III. "a. Langord, Langor, MINI. II
Auditor Haner and wife and Mrs. III
E. Dudley went TO Fosston Sunday.
| Miss Covell returned Friday from
her visit to Buffalo and points in
Iowa.
W.T.. Street and F.. J. Russell are
| in Duluth on contest business before
| the land Office.
E..J. Willis, proprietor Of the sue
lcessful stock farm at Tenstrike, was
here the first Of the week.
George r.. Foster Of Little Falls.
agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
| Co, has been here this week.
For sash, doors and all kinds of
building lumber 60 to e. j. Swed-
back Prices greatly reduced.
Arne Solberg. village councilman,
returned Monday from his trip to-
Norway with a pocket full Of Norsk
bills.
Phil Blanchard says he will spend
next week in the Twin Cities, and
Patrolman Bailey will wear the chief
Of police star.
Robert McCuaig, who has charge Of
cCuaig & Ludington's store at Ten
strike, returned Monday from q visit
in Southern Minnesota.
just received, a new line OF ladies
walking dress goods and ladies and
gentlemen dress furnishings. Mrs.
Berman, next to Wheelock's.
Bonnie Moe had severe attack Of
paralysis Saturday night from which
he speedily recovered. He says even
paralysis can t keep q good man down.
Editor Kaufer Of the Red Lake Falls
Gazette will establish a newspaper at
Bridge soon. He spent last week in
the pine country making arrange
ments.
Talk about money In potatoes! HUI
bert Wins last year purchased a lot
il the western part Of the village and
has this season raised and sold enough
potatoes from its soil to pay fors same.
And Bemidii real estate is as high as
potatoes.
Samuel Fisk, father Of D. HI, came
down from his homestead on Battle
lake Saturday. Mr.. Fisk is ~ years
old, but he walked the 60-mile distance
| in two days. We imagine there are
not many settlers Of his age who can
beat this record. Nj
Dave Edwards of Moose received a
Buffalo Pitts traction engine with
which to run his thresher this fall.
The farming sections have outgrown
their old horsepower threshers and
are having them replaced with the
latest improved steamers.
my baby was terribly sick with the
Idiarrhoea says ] il. Doak OF Will
Jams, Oregon. We were unable to
Icure him with the doctors assistance,
and as a last resortwe tried Chamber
llain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy / am happy to say it gave
limmediat relief and q complete cure. 2
For sale by Mayo's Drug Store.
Winecke q Doerr, Minneapolis, are
the largest jobbers of cigars in the
west. Their famous red box trade
mark printed in red on the labels of
| over so different brands Of cigars
guarantees the smokers good cigars.
When you buy your next cigar look
flor this trademark. Remember it
guarantees you a good smoke. You
| get your moneys worth.
Catarrh is a terrible scourge, a dis
ease whose germs are spread broad
least over this fair land Of ours, and
lin many cases is the forerunner of
consumption, that terrible disease
whose fangs when set upon its victim
usually means death. But there is d
cure for catarrh and disease of the
throat and lungs. It is FL. w. Bark
| er's cough, catarrh and consumption
remedy, and we always keep it..
Mayo's drug store. tt
| The village school will open Sept.
! 3, and the lump in the small boys
throat grows larger as he realizes the
nearness Of the date. The faculty will
consist Of The following: Principal,
Prof. Stewart; assistant principal,
Miss Turrel; teachers, Misses McMa-
hon, Jacobson, Marin. Morgan, Nc
Mahon and McLennan. This makes
the first term here for Miss Mae Nc
Lehman, the third for Miss Covell and
fha ancood fo,, a11 the others