The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-20
Two show cases for sale at Barney

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Two show cases for sale at Barney
Burton's. a
, The best screen doors for the money
at SWedback's @
i Robert Neving of Clearwater is in
the city this week. .a..... r.
II. B. Olson put out an elegant new
sign this morning. -..s
Three furnished rooms for rent In
quire at this Office. ..~ tt =.
Mrs. Al Kaiser and Miss Cora
I Mark of Fosston are in the city today.
R. "A. White and wife OF Fisher are
in the city this week, quartered at the
Markham.
About 400 people came on the special
\ train from the west on the II a. m.
4 special today.
S. s. Stadsvold and Sam Suter of
Fosston were among the arrivals from
Fosston today.
i LOST--A Pug dog. Liberal re-
ward will be paid finder by returning
same to J. M. Hanson.
The child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Pitcher, Veda, about three months
old, passed away Friday.
! Ell. Naylor has a change Of ad
this week--read it. He is offering the
best of goods at the lowest prices.
| Ed. J. Martin of Crookston, with
the land department of the Great
Northern road, is taking in the tour
nament.
i CA. Newgard of New Richmond,
4 Mimi, made his brother in-law, |. B..
! Olson, short visit the fore part of
the week.
/ Art F'ailor, foreman Of the Crooks
ton Daily Times, and member Of the
FIRE department of that city, is present
this week.
i The City bakery has been sold to r.
Trask of Lisbon, N. D., Messrs.
Thomson & Young retiring from
business. ..
/ Eczema, salt rheum, letter, chatting,
ivy poisoning and all skin fortunes
are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the certain pile cure. F.
A. Mayo.
Frank D. Bell, passenger agent OF
the Great Northern at Crookston, is
in the city, and declares that it is the
prettiest place he ever saw.
Art Wright, day clerk at the Mark
ham, has been very much under the
weather for some days, but still he
keeps his feet and job at the desk.
People from outside the city should
not fail to visit the St. Anthony hos
pital, Bemidji's most noted institution,
while they are here. They will be
welcome.
Nose Montour, has accepted a posi-
ton with the Advance Threshing Ma
chine Co., and will assume his duties
with the company at Fargo before
July l..
Tom Morris, the chief of the Crooks
ton fire department, and during the
past year chief of the State Firemen's
Association, arrived today to re-
main until the close of the tournament.
Quite q large delegation arrived
from Park Rapids Tuesday evening
and were duly escorted to firemen's
headq Eighteenrepresenta
arrived from there, including a rum
ming team.
The Bon-Ton Stock Co. will give
their farewell performance atthe opera
house tonight. They are a fine COM
pany, and have given the best of sat-
isfaction during the week. Give them
a rousing house, and remember that
they are playing under the auspices of
the city.
C. G. Walch, while cutting wood at
the home woodpile last Monday, sue
ceeded in putting the axe into his
right foot, causing an ugly cash,
| which transferred his locomotion to
pair Of crutches in a twinkling. He
says it is not case where a stick of
stovewood flew up and hit fellow in
the eye.
Services will be held in the NJ. E.
church on Sunday next til a. m. and at
| s D. IN. The pastor, Rev. G. F. Swim
merton, will preach morning and even
ing. The subject for the evening dis
course will be 1.-THE Potency of Per-
sonal influence. Excursionists, Wis |
an1 ntIopG o,,a aor6ia 1ly iryita6 |