The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-22

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You don't have to die to win in tht
Yeomen.
"A sidewalk has been laid on Fourth
street west from the city hall.
Moses Beauregard and family have
returned to Cass Lake to live.
Mrs. E. f. Crawford left Tuesday
4 for a trip to the Buffalo exposition.
Windows and doors at rock bot.
] tom prices at Swedback's S.
Rates the lowest, standing the
highest, security perfect in the Yeo-
men.
Fred. Hazen and wife returned last
week from their visit to Parkers
Prairie.
Miss Cora Wright Of Hubbard,
Hubbard county, arrived Saturday to
visit relatives. ,.
Postmistress Kaiser last week pur-
chased $3.50 worth OF new Office fixtures
for the postoffice.
The Company F. excursion will ar
/ rive from Brainerd next sunday. A
big crowd is expected.
= For sash, doors and all kinds OF
building lumber go to 3. ]. Swed-
back, Prices greatly reduced.
George Millett Of the Neil-Sarley
Lumber Co. was over from Cass Lake
Tuesday attending the land sale.
The horse recently advertised by Fl.
u. Smith has been claimed by q Ten
strike man who reads the PIONEER.
Furnished rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardboard,
for sale at this Office at ten cents each.
3 Next Sunday morning G. Smith
will speak in the Presbyterian church.
All are invited. The hour of service
will be IL a. M.
S. E. Grindall was in town Sunday
on his return from the cities where he
has been purchasing goods for his
store at Bridgie.
Miss Rhoda Moon, the well-known
school teacher Of this county, was
married to j. O. Johnson of the Cass
Lake Times last week.
The ST. Hilaire Lumber Co. of St.
! Hilaire have for sale a good second
I hand keystone Ia hatcher. Write
them for price and description.
The first and second Sundays Of
n September John Callahan of the Du-
luth Bethel will occupy the pulpit
morning and evening Of the PresbY-
3 terian church.
Accident insurance and sick bene-
fits are at least as essential as life in
surance in man 8 or a woman 3 life.
Join the Brotherhood of American
Yeomen and secure them all.
The lawn party given under the
auspices of the M. E. church at the
residence Of Mayor Dudley last Fri
day evening was largely attended and
an enjoyable time was had by all.
The parents Of Attorney Gibbons
are expected to arrive today from
Missoula, Mont. His new cottage on
. the lake front has been prepared to
receive them, and they will make their
future home here.
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h Editor Graham of the Leader headed
the Eagle Bend delegation of As mem
bers in the Sunday excursion. This
was his first visit, and one day was
not enough of our attractions, so he
remained a lay longer.
We have received a copy OF . ohm
Merritte Drivers latest song and
music entitled There's No Place Like
& My Own Fair Minnesota. We will
present the same to the first musician
who will call for it at the PIONEER
Office.
For Sale--A l-acre lot and 4-room
house In Whites addition of Bemidli.
+. S. Foster. 70 &
DIR. Arnold's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be equalled. IS. 81.
Gillespie, Guthrie Center, Ia.
Last Saturday forenoon Rev. Higg-
gins united in marriage r. ]. Boss
men to Nora r. Greenslip. The cere-
nony took place at the Brinkman
hotel. Miss Minnie VanTassel and
Jack Essler stood upp with the
couple.
The Townsite Co. has surveyed out
their second additionto Bemidji. This
will include their property west Of the
Lake Park addition and north OF
Tenth street. The contracts have been
let for the cutting through OF such
streets and avenues as are nov COW
cred with trees and brush.
e. Z. Brown, who is now agent for
the Great Northern at Akeley, was
among the Sunday excursionists. He
says Akeley was arranging for
special excursion to Bemidii in few
n 1nd SsiT