The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-11

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"A full dish of Ives Minneapolis
ice cream for 5 cents at the Lakeside
bakery. 1919
County Attorney Bills and w. w
Bronson OF Park Rapids were here
Sunday.
Barber Crump returned from Black
duck yesterday, having closed shop
there for a month or SO.
John Graham chartered the "Ber-
thai Sunday and took a party OF
friends around the lake.
"a NICE lot of children's second
hand clothing for sale; also good
carpet rags. Inquire at this office.
Mr.. Pete Cleve, one of the tailors in
! the employ of T. Beaudette, left
Tuesday for his Big Forks claim.
Ladies shoes at SO cents per pair
and upwards. "A comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW & SCHROEDER.
t FOUND--On June Il, horse.
Owner can have same by paying costs
and proving property. H. }. Smith.
George and Joe Markham, of Hol-
yoke, Mass, arrived last weekto spend
the summer with their cousin Walter.
The fire department was called out
late Thursday evening of last week. A
live wire set fire to the awning in front
OF Dndley's meat market.
Miss N. E. Cook returned with her
sister to Duluth last Friday, and in
company with their mother will visit
the big show at Buffalo, N. Y. T..
''Tip Toe" is the name Of a cute
launch owned by the City Boat House
people. A large row boat has been
fitted up to be propelled BY tiny
gasoline engine-one and one-half
horsepower.
n Sam Kisser says the reason G. J.
Carlson is having trouble with his
swarming bees is because Carl can
not talk German to them. Mr.. Kis-
ser raised the bees and of course that
is the only language they can UNDER
stand. ~.
Miss Nellie Covell has gone to the
Pan-American exposition. She went
by way of Minneapolis where she will
visit for few days, when she will go
to her home in Sandusky, Ohio, MAX
ing her parents a short visit she will
then 90 to the exposition.
Joseph Fawcett, the old gentleman
who has been here several months
visiting, returned Monday to his home
at Drayton, N. D. He likes the place
so we'll that he intends to bring his
family back to spend the summer.
+. DR.. ID. B. Newman and wife will
leave this week for the East. Their
itinerancy covers visit to Wisconsin,
the Pan-American congress and pos
sibly New York and Philadelphia.
They will be gone about six weeks.
W. N. Folsom, of the Calumet Mfg.
Co., Of Minneapolis, was in town
Monday after long period of rough
ing it in the forests of this and Itasca
county. He says about 20 families
come up from his city every two weeks
to take homesteads in this country.
A petition has been circulated by
those having homesteads in the Big
Fork country asking the commission
ers Of Itasca county to lay out and
maintain wagon road from Bridge
northeast to the terminus of the Sims
railroad. About $50 signatures were
secured. A summer road into that
district is badly needed.
The PIONEER main guys we're treated
to a ride on /. S. Boyer's sail boat,
the Blanche" Sunday evening, and
It was one of the most delightful trips
of our lives. Only light breeze was
blowing, but the smooth little craft
made run to the head of the lake ia
30 minutes. AS boat builder and
stack" maker, Mr.. Boyer has demon
strated ability in new line.
During last May an infant child of
our neignbor was suffering from chol- |
era infantum. The doctors had given |
up all hopes of recovery. took a
bottle of Chamberlain 3 Collie, Cholera |
and Diarrhoea Remedy to the 5ouse, |
telling them / felt sure it would do |
good if used according to directions. |
In two days time the child had fully |
recovered. The child is now vigor-
Gus and healthy. l have recommend
this remedy frequently and have never
known it to fail. Mrs. Curtis Baker,
Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold at Mayo's
Drug Store.