The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-08

Tamarack land for sale, heavily
timbered. Enquire at this office. TT
IA new line Of gents hats at Mrs.
Berman's. next to Wheelock's -.
Mrs. G Houghtaling of Fosston
visited friends in Bemidji last week.
w. w. Browne and wife left Satur-
day for a visit with his parents in
sunny Georgia.
Married, the 18th Of July BY Rev.
". Wilmanu, Ole Ungstad and Hanna
Peterson, both OF the town OF Frohn.
Boyd s. Gilbert are advertising in
the Twin City papers for TO bricklay-
ers to work on the new buildings here.
G. M. Taylor OF Cass Lake passed
through here last week on his way to
Tenstrike, where he has branch
store.
Fl. G. Mcbride OF Dysart was ia
town Tuesday. Hesays his people are
all pining for the sound Of a loco
motive whistle.
The cost OF attending Mankato
Commercial College is rs per cent less
than at other first class business coll
leges. Send for particulars.
just received, q new line Of ladies'
walking dress goods and ladies and
gentlemen dress furnishings. Mrs.
Berman, next to WheelOck s..
p y Il Y q
Ole Olson came down from Grand
Falls last week and continued on to-
Dakota, where he will work as en-:
gineer this fall in the wheat fields.
Brocky LAP age and Mike Short
left Sunday for Ienstrike, where they,
are going to look over some timber
for the Thief River Falls Lumber Co.
Since the w alker outbreak Indians
have not been seen ia SO large NUM-
bers on our streets as during the past
month. They all have blueberries for
sale. II
We are informed that Miss Julia
ELS, prominent young lady Of
Minneapolis, will spend her summer
vacation here with her father at Hotel
Markham. &
Prof. Mobius delivered a highly in
structive and interesting lecture on
Spiritualism at the opera house Sun
day. It placed that faith in a most.
favorable light.
y 3. Peterson, a deputy for the Broth
erhood of American Yeomen, arrived
in the city last week and is trying to
organize a local branch Of this fra
ternal beneficiary society.
Mare Lost--Strayed from the prem
ises of H. Jensson, a miles east Of
Bemidii, on Aug. 2, one brown mare,
white spot in the forehead. Reward
will be paid to finder. %
Several fine pearls have been found
il clamshells littering the shores Of
the Mississippi at this point. John
Patterson recently found one Of great
purity and size In Lake Irvine.
u Few men can he happy unless they
are we'll dressed. The Bemidji Tail
oring Co. are ready to make you
happy. Call in and look over their
nobby samples on Third street.
The following young people enjoyed
q picnic party on Diamond Point Sum
day: Misses Winifred Sprague, Leila
Solberg, Edna easier, Bessie Walker
and Eva English, and Charles easier,
Arthur Narveson, Robert English,
Roger Harvey and Arthur Wright.
The dates for the Fosston county
fair have been set for Sept. II, Is and
10. This is the tenth annual meeting
Of this association, which is the oldest
Of its kind in Northern Minnesota.
We presume Western Beltrami will
as usual be we'll represented in the
matter OF exhibits.
Prof. Mobius, the hypnotist, and
his supporting specially company gave
i've performances here, closing the
tonight. He was cer-
,ainly the most clever artist in that
line that has ever been here, yet the |
was only fair. If he is as
good off as on the stage he would be
able to put down an Indian outbreak
With three quick motions of his hand.
@. e. Oberg, cashier OF the Black
luck bank, was here last week. He
.eports business as. fairly good in /
spite Of the fact that lack Of connec-
ions with the outside world makes
banking unusually awkward. He
says the heavy soil and timber Of this
section will retard It's development as
in agricultural section, but ultimately
t will become second to no other in
he state in that line.
Harry Cell has received letter
irving the particulars concerning the
leath of Prof. Eschliman, who was
he first principal Of the Bemidii
chools and a general favorite with
he pupils. For several months his
health had been failing and the end
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