The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-28
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passenger from Shevlin.
Wanted--Expe rienced saleslady at
O'Leary & Bowser's.
Howard Bailey went to Bagleys
Monday. on business.
4. HI. Bailey spent last week in
Minneapolis and Pierre, S. d, his
old home.
Rev. Jameson, pastor-at-large OF
the Duluth Presbytery, was in town
this week.
b DR.. Foster most pleasantly enter
tanned number of gentlemen friends
at his residence Tuesday evening.
Editor Greeley went to ST. Cloud to
eat turkey with his mother. He says.
he will be back sometime in the near
future.
sawnill For Sale in township
1854. Mill, planer and single mill,
all in good running order. !, Henry
Becker, Bemidii, box 535.
M. E. Smith, who lately arrived
from North Dakota to make this his
home, had symptoms Of typhoid fever
Friday and Saturday last, but is now
we'll again.
A. A. Goodrich, the Carpenter lun-
herman, says his company has con-
tracted for 10000, 900 feet Of pine Of
the lumbermen OF this vicinity, to be
rallied to Minneapolis.
p. j. Millbach has decided to be-
come an electrical constructor and be
his own master, and will open up an
Office for the repairing and supplying
of all kinds of electrical goods.
Harry Reynolds has been UP on his
claim digging his potatoes and axing
trees. but the long looked for deer
which he expected to bring back with
him has not arrived as yet.
Al Hazen took q trip north last
week to see how his logging contract
was prospecting. He took his gun with Wit
him, and stated he was going TO COM
rbine business with pleasure.
Since starting his wood yard, 2. ] !.
! Willitts never gets cold enough to
need wood himself. Two teams are
kept on the jump delivering wood.
The yard is located at the corner 81
4 Irving avenue and Second street.
The Bemidji Athletic Club has ar,
ranged for game Of basket ball with
Park Rapids to be played at that
place in the near future. An exhibi.
ton game will probably be played
here by the home team before the
match game comes off.
Peter Moyle, late Of the firm q
i Doran & Moyle, proprietors OF the
4 Shamrock hotel, left for Blackducl
this morning to open up 4
saloon and hotel. Everything will bt
j first class and up-to-date. Peter says
i his outfit will cost in the neighbour
Hood Of SIS, 900.
we learn that George ID. White has
4 given up his position at Charles
Nangle,s and is going to his claim
i where he will make continuous resi-
4 dence. He intends to make a large
4 clearing this winter, and no doubt by
i his many improvements will educate
4 This friends to the fact that he has moi
j forgot all about farm life.
! It looks as though the Great North
4 ern will extend it's Red Lake Falls
i lines to Dugdale in the early spring
i This will connect the Red Lake county
towns with the Duluth line, and AFFORD
\ an outlet for our lumber and flour tc
4 the nearest market It's intimatet
4 that the new branch will be extended
4 west from Dugdale to some point OF
! the st. Paul & Minneapolis line, thu
affording easier access to the TWir
4 Cities, but as yet this part OF the pro
gram is rather indefinite.
/. Union Thanksgiving services vii
BE held in the new NJ. 3. church o.
I Thanksgiving day at II q. m. Tn
I sermon will be preached by Rev. Ly
man FL. Steinhoff, acting pastor Q
i the Baptist church. All the pastor
s Of the city are expected to be presen
and take part in the exercises, Whicl
will be conducted by the M p. pastor
!, Rev. G. e. Swinnerton. It 10 hope
|. there will be large attendance In re
Spouse to the presidents proclamatio
calling for a day OF Thanksgiving an
prayer.
"A. Guthrie & Co. began laying stee
{ on the Walker s. Akeley logging raj
!, way on Monday from Wheelock south
/ ward. It is expected that they wi
! complete the work in about two weeks
Fl Wheelock will for the winter be fla
/ station, SO that men for the woods
the vicinity of Aida may jump To
/ trains at that point, and so that SUI
/ plies for the camps in ltasca an
i Bear Creek country may be unloade