The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-08
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See Burton s change OF ad on page L.
g. s. Cartwright Of Shevlin was in
town Sunday.
The best screen doors for the money
4 at Swedback's.
Smallpox is reported as raging
around Nebish.
Guy Remore has number Of
/ Young pigs for sale. tt
u. S. Commissioner Brown Of Bag
ley was here Sunday.
Geo. Buckley visited his parents
4 near Wadena last week.
s Windows and doors at rock bot
J tom prices at Swedback's.
r. B. Defrees, the q. S. inspector,
came up from Crookston Saturday.
For SaIe--One spring dray and one
fat truck, cheap. Yves Wright. 22-23
Fred. Hall has moved his tailoring
establi shment into the Markham hotel
annex.
DIR. ArnOld's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be equalled. S. B.
Gillespie, Guthrie Center. Ia.
g. j. Carlson was able to hobble
around Sunday after having been laid.
up a week with a sprained ankle.
Z. J. Kline returned from Solway
Sunday where he has been superin-
tending the logging road building.
Ladies' shoes at 90 cents per pair
and upwards. "a comeplete line always
on hand. Snow & SCHROEDER.
Miss Emma Gullickson arrived Fri
day to spend a week with the family
of ]. b. Olson. She lives in Grafton,
/ m. ID.
The head officials Of the Northern
Pacific, including President MeIlin,
came to Bemidji in a special ear Sat-
urday EVENING.
Don buy inferior plaster when you
can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
Kelly Island white lime cheaper at
SWed backs.
a party from Park Rapids enjoyed
themselves here over Sunday. They
were George Mandigo, the merchant,
and Misses Eva Mandigo, Hetta Bart
ran and Myne Jay.
:. Ludington and wife returned Sum
day from Marshaltown, Iowa, where
they spent a couple Of weeks visiting
his parents. They are glad to get.
back to q cooler zone,
The Clavin & Tanner building just
west OF Malzahn's store on Third
street is being thoroughly fitted up
and J.. f. Taylor will open his saloon
about the middle Of this month.
Remember En-. w. Barker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need a medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrh. and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at MaYo 'sdrng store. tt
Andy Clavin and wife returned Sat
,urday from their visit to the Winni-
peg fair. He says it was not up to
the standard Of the Minnesota state
fairs, but it was more Of a novelty.
George Fuller has been appointed
leader Of the Bemidj i band in place OF
ii. Spere, resigned. Mr.. Fuller has
recently arrived from Chicago, and is
an excellent musician. AS leader
he has had much experience.
The township embracing Grand
Falls, in Itasca county, has been or
ganized and named Campbell, after
Dan, who has lived there long enough
to deserve greater honors than that.
An election of town officers will be
held Aug. Is.
RI Coombs, who has been acting
as cashier and operator in the Great
Northern express office here for the
past two months, left Saturday for
Fargo where he will work for the
Western Union. His place will be
filled here by. q Mr.. Broms.
A fourth tailoring establishment in
Bemidii has been opened this. week in
the building recently vacated by the
Misses Jones & Ross on East Third I
street. The new firm calls itself the
Bemidji Tailoring Co., and it's mem-
bers are Messrs. Mcdonald. Moe and T
Mosberg, all late employees of Z. Beau
dette.
superintendent Potter informs the
Akeley Independent that the Northern
Minnesota Telephone Co.'s line will
reach Walker this week. He says the
crew experienced great difficulty after
they had reached the lake near
w alker. Mr.. Potter was on yesterday
train en- route to Brainerd
to see about getting a special train to. T
distribute poles between Walker and
Bemidii..
Last week W. r. Baumbach, gem
eral manager of the Iron Range Eiec-
trio Telephone Co., let the contract
for the construction of 200 miles OF his