The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07
Concert and ball, March Is.

Concert and ball, March 40.
For good goods, at low prices, go
TO Whites.
w. F. Street S new building Is almost
ready for occupancy.
Frank White returned last week
from inspecting the Big Fork country.
Andrew Sartain and g. G.. WEIGH
received the Woodmen brand Tues
day night.
See that ouget the original DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salvewhen you askfor IL. !
The genuine is a certain cure forplles,
sores and skin disease. i. "A. Mayo
The tracklayers have proceeded as
far as Bass Lake and cannot 60 much
further on account OF unfinished grad
ing, which will not be completed until
the frost Is out.
Ed Gallagher sold his fancy driving
team to Jack Jenkinson Tuesday and
returned to his home in the town OF
Moose in a vanished car to Sheylin.
thence to his home on foot.
Will Bohanan, he of the Tenstrike
Trib., came down Tuesday 70 see how
his friends were prospecting. Hethinks
that he has struck oil and and a gold
mine up in that region.
This is the season when those who
would, later on, revel in the enjoy
ment Of early cabbages and tomatoes,
should plant TIE seeds in boxes in
their homes and have good, healthy
plants ready for tr nsplanting as soon
as the weather will permit. .
"A gentleman in this village had d
cow for sale and put local in the
Pioneer to that effect, referring buy
ers to this office. If news is scarce in
our paper this week it is due to our
| time having been taken up answering
questions in regard to that COW.
z. A. Zuyer, acruiser in the employ
of the state auditor, has caught sew
eral parties taking timber from state
LANDS. He reported to B. r. Brown,
a justice Of the peace at Bagley, With
a view to having offenders arrested.
Mr.. Brown said there were no funs to
lpay witnesses and court expenses
Zuver wrote to State Auditor Dunn
and Mr.. Dunn wired him at Bemidji
that the state would pay the expenses.
The Crookston Times never misses
an opportunity to give Bemidji a dig
under the short ribs, and lately has
been quite active in spreading the re-
port that Bemidj j in full of smallpox.
It has happened as is always thecase,
ssthat chickens come home to roost, !"
las at the present time one of the
Crookston hotels is quarantined on
account of smallpox.
For severalweeks the friends of Jay
| T.. Reynolds have been urging him to
run for justice of the peace of this
village, but he has steadily refused to
make the run. We now learn that he
has withdrawn his objections and will
quality if elected. There is nc, ques-
|tion but what Mr.. Reynolds would
honor the Office by accepting it, and
he certainly has enough friends to put
him there next Tuesday if they come
to his assistance.
| Judge Schoonemaker, of st. Paul,
Twill be IN the city Friday evening.
March Sth, and give a lecture on For
estry and Fraternal Insurance, at the
Il. @. OF. Hall. All Foresters aresre-
quested to be present, and every one
lis invited to enjoy the we'll known elo-
quence Of the prominent st. Paul
Judge. Lunch will be served at the
hall by the Lady Foresters.
Last week COW belonging to Herb
Smith took a notion that she needed
more ironin her blood. SO sheswallowed
a three. inch nail. It did not diges
properly---the gastric juices were too
l . 2 ~ ~ S ~
much run down and an autopsy was
held at her home Saturday with only
d few personal friends present. The
mail was found inbedded in her heart.
Nails as an article of food should be
ground middling fine.
The inconsistencytofso some people is
truly refreshing remarks an old time
Ieountry editor. Every town has its
merchant who dosenit advertise. 1t
ldosen't pay and nobody reads the pa
pers anyhow. However, when an cpl
I5denic of smallpox hits the town the
man who dosen't advertise calls the
editor into his store, sets 'em up to- the
musty stogies aid says: Don't print
anything about it. Everybody
reads the parers and it will hurt my
business. - Hutchinson Independent.
Hotel Richards, Fred Brinkman's
venture in Tenstrike, is to be opened
Saturday night in a style that will
make the natives tremble. 1t promises
I Vs.