The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-04-25
Rake up and burn all rubbish.

Rake up and burn all rubbish. @
Bert Getchell went to Bridge Tues
day.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
Wheelock' IS news stand. h
/. B. Olson was in the Twin Cities
last week on business.
For Sale-Twenty new-milch cows
by E. E. Bonham, Park Rapids, MINI.
An elegant piece Of meadow land
mnst be sold at once. Call on or write
TO the PIONEER for particulars.
Harry Grove left Tuesday for his
Big Fork homestead.
We will save you money on garden
hose and sprinklers. Jerrard Plumb }.
ing Company. 4. & @
Editor Greeley returned Tuesday
from his homestead on the Big Fork.
DIR. Arnold's Cough klller for asth-
ma cannot be equalled. IS. B. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, La.
n. lWheelock has been making
some very noticeable improvements to
his store building.
For Sale.-A new sail boat, sloop
rugged, nineteen feet oyer all, six foot
beam. finished in white pine, oak and
ash. Inquire of J. J. TRASH -.
For painting and papering, call on
Thomas Peterson, who has head
quarters at the hardware store OF Nc
Lehman g. Graham. sssss
Frank White got back Tuesday
from a little strole to Koochiching.
He was gone two weeks, and says
walking is good.
The Boston Store has fine line OF
\ grass seed and garden seed. Also
. buy lumber in trade.
49, ..,.4 SNOW & SCHROEDER.
A benefit performance was given at
the Empire Tuesday night for Billie
Rhode. who had an arm accldently
broken at Cass Lake recently.
James McNair has purchased the
interest of c.. c.. Woodward in the
LARGE mercantile business in which
thew were engaged. Mr.. Woodward
NAV enter into business OF some other
character in the city in q short time i'm
FOR SALE; Cheap, a seven-room
residence. we'll finished, on Irwin ave.
Will trade for horses and cattle. Lot
5oxl4O IT,, good we'll and cellar. j. J..
Robideau, two blocks west OF city
hall. p 49,. = %
The Good Samaritans will give a
ball at the city opera house tomorrow
evening, April 26, to which all are In
vited. Music by the Kelsey orchestra.
Tickets, 81 per couple.
A. r, Button is now located at Great
Falls and all persons wishing to be
located on claims should consult him.
He is also conducting stopping
place where travellers will be we'll
of - If.
C.L. Smith, who has been employed
by the Oregon Transportation q NaVl-
cation CO. for the past six months as
instructor at farmers institutes in
the state of Oregon. will possibly re-
turn soon to visit his family in this
county.
The wrestling match Saturday night
! at the Empire was one OF the prettlest
exhibitions ever seen here. The con-
test was between Sullivan and Hallet,
and was won by the latter, Sullivan
getting the first fall in nine minutes,
and Hallet the last two falls in eight
and fourteen minutes respectively.
Another match may be arranged later.
The committee who have in charge
the general arrangements OF the 18th
of Nav celebration believe IN adVer-
t;s;no. and have had 1000 full sheet
nosters and 1900 l0x20 inch hangers
nr;nted at the PIONEER office, the only
house in the county where such work
can he turned out. When you want
work of like character don't forget
the number. s-.EE. T.
Photographer Reeds gallery is now
open for business. The building was
erected purposely for a photograph
GALLERY. and is the most complete OF
anv If a like character in this whole
region. It is fitted up with the most
modern fixtures, and as MIR. Reed is
the very best artist in the state there
can be no question about his success.
II is located on the corner of Bemidii
avenue and Third street, near the lake.
R. B. FOSTER.
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