The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-14
Dimity Ball tonight.

Dimity Ball tonight.
Attorney RUSSELL was il Brainerd
Monday.
sam McAfeeca came down from the
Big Fork country Tuesday.
If you are looking for bargains,
attend j. w. White y Co.'S clearance
sale. 81 .l
4S Nj. e. Carson il laid up with an at
tack Of the humps and other troubles
this week.
Miss Ross having returned from
her vacations will be pleased to meet
her pupils.
Twenty per cent. off on Artics and
rubber goods at the Boston Store OF
snow n Schroeder. 5O-3.
Yon can't expect your wife TO look
pleasant if you don't buy. her hard
wheat -four at 3rd ST. feed store Every
sack guaranteed.
], II. Purpore returned from Grand
Forks Friday and brought few set
tiers who want to test his good opin-
ion Of the Blackjack country.
a Business Mem Lunch will be
served at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening from6 to 3 o'clock.
The object is to raise funds to help
pay for the new seats which have re-
Gently been put in the church.
Earl Carson has finished putting
up the ice crop, and it is OF q very
good quality. He has put up 4, 600
tons this winter and that ought to be
enough to keep Bemidii and allneigh-
boring towns cool all summer.
.8 "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 a stopping
place where travellers will be we'll
taken vare of. IT
r. e. Roland sends Us a registered
letter from Winsor and says we are
publishing the cleane-st and best paper
I in the lumber belt. Thanks. We
think So, but it is more pleasant to
think that others think so. @
4 = II II
The railroaders have finished the
BIG piece of work Of running an en-
bankTnent nearly quarter OF g mile nile
across the norrows of Bass Lake.
, "A driveway was left snsthe bank SO as
not to obstruct log RATS.
Ole Martenson arrived from Lang-
hal, MINI. last week and intends TO
deal IN hay from his meadows there.
]. He has so tons Of excellent millet and
bottom land hay for sale, as will be
seen by an ad on front page.
The Lady Foresters will give q
dimity ball and basket supper on Feb.
l4th, baskets to be sold at auction.
Tickets 80 cents coffee free. Prize
given for the neatest dimity dressed
lady. G. r.. Mr.. TED SMITH,
N. Sec. FANNIE HARTMAN
According to the grounding sign
We are to have six week+ more OF win
ter from the second Of March. Burt
there IS another sign which says
Spring is here. We saw a group OF
boys playing marbles on the street
corner the Other day, and that Is a
sign which promises Spring, no mat
ter what Mr.. Groundhog says.
When in need of roofing for a Hat
roof, / have it. The best reasonable
prices. Also, deadening felt for floor
or carpet lining. Afnll line of mason.
material always on hand.
NH G. Il. GrLBERT.
Il If all the subscribers who have
promised us wood on subscription
would keep their word we would have
a pile of heat material on hand as
high as the tower of Babel or the am.
bition uf Charles ToWne. As it is, We
have to buy one stick at a time, or go
ON flibustering expedition into our
neighbors woodward If Mrs. Nation
would come to this nefghborhood she
would find good field for starting
hatchet crusade against men who bust
the patience and morals OF newspaper
men by making false promises.
For Sale.
House and two lots for sale for a
cheap price. by O.. Welander. Bemidi,
MINI. ] live next to G. j. SWedback' 3