The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-06-27

. from Akeley.
IF POSSIBLE, enter Mankato
Commercial College Sept. 3, and get
two months tuition free. Send for
particulars.
John Jackson, contractor Of Farris,
was in our city Saturday last, return
ing on the evening train.
LOST--A Pug dog. Liberial re-
ward will be paid finder by returning
d same to j. Nj. Hanson.
So far as heard from the quill SHOW
ers from this state behaved themselves
quite gentlemenly during their out
ing.
Eczema, salt rheum, letter, chatting,
ivy poisoning and all skin fortunes
are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch
q Hazel Salve, the certain pile cure. +.
"A. Mayo. -.
N. D. Barker OF the Avalanche OF
Sank Center paid the Pioneer a pleas
ant visit while here last Sunday. He
is a jovial fellow.
BIDS WANTED for. all labor
and material for my residence at Bag
ley. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office Of Boyd & Gilbert.
B. +. Brown, Bagley, MINI.
b.. G. Cooper Of Grand Forks was
with the contingent from that region,
and declares that he never had such a
good time in all his life. He wishes
4 that he could loll about here all sum
mer.
NOTICE--An owners Of dogs must
pay their tax on them on Or before the
LIST day of July. Tax will be collected
on all dogs over 4 months old. II not
paid the dog-catcher will visit your
vicinity and gather them in. Phil
Blanchard, chief of police.
Minnesota is now designated as the
bread -and-butter state. In order to
make things complete we should have
our women educated up to the point
where they can make the best bread
on earth.
5ss G. f. Carpenter of the firm of Lar
son, Carpenter s. Co. of Crookston
and Fosston, accompanied by his
family, came up Friday and went to
4 Buena Vista on a fishing trip, where
they were quite successful.
j.. e. Morrisey of Grookston went
4 out to the shooting grounds Thursday
!. afternoon, borrowed a gun and clipped
the wings Of 25 blue rocks without a
blank. IT was the first time he had
tried his luck for three or four years.
Albert Halvorson Of Blackjack
came down Friday to consult a doctor,
4 as his wife has been quite i'll for the
past three months. AS soon as the
roads are passable he will remove her
to a location where medical aid can be
4 had.
Sunday night last was the most
stormy Of the season, and the display
of heavens pyrotecnics was grand in
the extreme. A thunderbolt some
what mixed up the electric lights for
an hour or two, causing much incon-
venience to patrons Of the plant
G. F. Peterson, editor of the N. w.
Brotherhood of Minneapolis, arrived
in the city Saturday via the bicycle
route. He has claim in this county,
and informs us that four Of his friends
will arrive here in few days for the
Il purpose of becoming residents of the
county. = #
County Attorney W. E. Rowe OF
Crookston arrived Friday and took a
position before the traps Of the shoot
lists. During the afternoon Of that
day he made q score of ga out of a
possible IS, but as he was one day
late he was barred from the general
average class.
The berry crop around about this
region will be extremely bountiful
this season. Many persons are or
ganizing parties for the purpose OF
going into the country where they
will camp out and can blueberries
and raspberries and battle with
mosquitoes on the side.
During Minnesota day at the Pan
American Exposition, last week, the
entire Minnesota delegation, headed
by Gov. Van SAINT, called upon the re.
representatives. of Mexico and South
America. It was a pretty thing to do,
and the next thing we know Minnesota
will be exchanging -four for some
of the products they raise. 1t don't
do any harm to become acquainted
with people, no matter who they are.
''Fish" Baker, the prince OF Deer
River, was in town few days last
week, and in a conversation he intim-
ated that he had $4,000 worth of cedar
on the new line of the Akeley road,
now under construction, which is to
make connection with the Great North
ern road at or near Solway in the
near future. He was conductor on the
Duluth & Winnipeg road for num-