The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-12
Smoke The Bemidii Favorite.

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Thursday last T. j. Nary was
visitor at w alker.
Wood on subscription would be ii
line at the present time. 8
For Sale--One five-room house, il
good location. E. J. Swedback. 4O-4,
John Goodman was in Tenstrike tn,
latter part OF last week transactins
business.
A good accountant wants a position
as bookkeeper or in similar work
Lock box 2S5. Al
Ben Fullerton Of Minneapolis was
in town Saturday and Sunday ant
got mixed up with the jolliers.
George Ferguson, late of the Dud.
ley meat market, will be found at Nerr
Hartley's meat shop at Turtle River,
Furnished rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardboard,
for sale at this office at ten cents each.
@. A. Miller OF Bertha is a new ar
rival in town. He has secured a posi-
ton in one Of the prominent stores Of
the town.
A Smith-Premier typewriter, good
as new, for sale for SO, by Agent
Robinson of the NJ. & 7. railway, at
the depot.
All those indebted to the under
signed must settle all accounts past
due, or they will be given out for col
lection. E. j. Swedback. 4O-4l
Mrs Dan Hoover, in company with
her son, Earl caue down from Tur-
tie River Thursday last. She intends
to remain here during the winter.
An Odd Fellows lodge will be insti-
tuted at Bagley with due pomp and
ceremony on December l3, instead OF
December 10, as previously announced.
Three heavy teams and harness to
trade for cordwood, lumber or cedar
cheap. J. J. Opsahl, FELTON,,
MINI. 43
Joe Taggert, landlord of the Inter
national hotel at Turtle River, was in
town last Saturday shaking hands
with friends and mixing business mat
tiers between acts.
Peter Moyle of Blackjack whiled
away a few social days in town with
his old friends the latter part of last
week. So far, he says, Big Bemidj
is no comparison to Blackduck.
You can make your friends happy
by buying a Christmas present at l.
B. Olson's old stand. I also carry
large stock of choice fruits, candies
E. A. Sather. 4l-2 .
Irwin & O'Brien, contractors, will
operate six camps, employing about
300 men and will cut 20, 900, 900 feet Of
timber this winter around Gull Lake.
Their headquarters will be at Ten
strike.
It has been prophesied that there
will be some cold weather during De-
,ember, January, February and
March. During the five succeeding
months there will be occasional thaw-
ing spells.
Jack O'Hara came down from Ten
strike last Friday, having severed his
connection with the Richards hotel.
Tack is undecided what he will do,
but thinks Tenstrike will be para
1ise for him for while at least.
Rooms to let, furnished or unfur-
lished, Tenth street and Dewey avenue.
Mrs. Burlington.
John Lifquist returned from Wadena
asst Thursday. He has just recov-.
cred from a severe attack of typhoid
ever and came up to recuperate for
week or so. He will leave soon for
denning, Mimi, where he has built a
house and will engage in business.
The International hotel OF Turtle
River is to have a grand ball and
supper on Christmas eve. Joe is
,oing to issue invitations, and states
/ majority of them will be sent to Be
midi friends. You may be sure there
will be jolly crowd there, as Joe
lever does anything by halves. i
Chill" Blakeley, of the firm of
& Farley, jobbers for the
3ackus-B Brooks Lumber Co. of Mime
lpolis, came down from Farley, Sat
lrday, and intimated that everything
ooks favorable for the loggers this
winter, as the snow kept off long
nough to freeze the ground thor
,ughly. ..s.