The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-04
Two snow cases for sale at Barney

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Windows and doors at rock bottom
prices at Swedback's.
j. w. White will close out his busi-
ness in this city on the 10Th inst.
Many Of our people are in Cass Lake
and Fosston to spend the Fourth OF
July.
When you want anything in the line
of plumbing call on McCuaig q Lud-
ington.
Landlord John Dale and wife Of
Turtle River were shopping in the city
last Saturday.
The Methodist church is fast near
ing completion and it will be very
imposing edifice.
FOR SALE, CHEAP--National
cash register ia good order. Inquire
of Ted Smith. 17-lS
Last Sunday was an ideal day for
boating, and we'll did our people i'm
prove the opportunity.
For sash, doors and all kinds OF
building lumber go to e. j.. SWed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
Turtle River is now q full-hedged
railway station. Regular trains began
running to that point last Monday. Il.
A NICE lot of children's second
hand clothing for sale; also good
carpet rags. Inquire at this office.
Two months tuition free to all who
enter the Mankato Commercial College
before Sept. II. Send for particulars.
Oscar Miner broke ground on the
corner Of. Seventh street and Beltrami
avenue last Monday for a 81, 200 resi-
dence.
|. Extra fancy Massina lemons, 81. rs,
and oranges, 1915, per case, for one
week, at /. B. Olson's confectionery
store.
The building, formerly having done
duty as the Palace hotel, is being re-
modelled. It is yet a question to what
use it will be put. ~.
The Fair is showing some very nice
things in dimities, lawns, etc. Warm
weather is sure to come and you will
want a cool gown for the season.
Herb Smith, whose farm lies just
southwest Of the city, enjoyed his first
mess of new potatoes last Thursday.
Who can beat that?
G. G. Woodward, Teddy Maloy,
Bonnie Moe and Fred Silver will take
in the excursion to Koochiching via
Winnipeg on the 10th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Benedict of Wa
dena, who were visiting with Mrs.
John Washburn for the past two
weeks, have returned home. =.
Sacrament will be given at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. The regular evening
service will be held at 1880.
H.5C. Cell, wife and two daughters
will soon make a trip by team to Mi
bank, S. D. They will go around BY
the way Of New Ulm, where they also
will visit friends for some time.
Joe Sunneberg, theman who chopped
the constable on the side OF the head
with a broadaxe some days ago, was
arrested and gave bonds for his APP
pearance before the grand jury.
Julius and Mrs. Nathan left W elnes-
day for East Grand Forks. Julius
intends going to his claim to War
road in few days, while Mrs. Nathan
in the meantime will pay her parents a
visit at Fertile.
The excavation for the Schroeder
Miller brick block is completed, and
work on the found alton walls will be
begun at once. When completed it
will be the most imposing business
building in the city.
J. A. Milne, editor of the Mekinok
Vidette, N. D., accompanied by his
brother. G. W., spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city. They were after
fish, and they got them. They were
the guests of I. B. Olson.
E. Fl. Bridger Of Fosston was in
town Monday between trains urging
our people to 60 down there to spend
today and tomorrow, and many have
taken advantage of that towns invi-
tation to witness the best races ever
brought off in Northern Minnesota.
Through the efforts of Miss Nellie
Covell, who represented the local Ep-
wort League at Moorhead, the con-
vention for the st. Cloud district will
be held in this city next year. Miss
Covell promised that the members
would receive royal welcome, which
will be carried out to the letter.
1t is an utter impossibility to keep
track of the new buildings that are
being erected in this city. You may
take a tramp about the town today
and tomorrow you will find one or
more buildings under course of con-
strlctiOu where the day before the