The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-05-16
w. II. Street spent sunday in Bag

w. +. Street spent sunday II Bag
Hey.
Hank Berry was down from the up-1
lIper country last week.
$. S. Stadsvold, the Fosston miller
4 was here yesterday |. ANU
The 18th Of May celebration in Be.
midi viii be a big one. Don'tforget
1t.
Guy Dunning begins teaching q
term of school this week IN Liberty
4 township.
4 The sawmill at Nary has about 200, N
4 900 feeu Of logs on hand and will begin
j saving soon.
We have 1900 feet of garden hose
that was bought at a bargain. We
can save you money on youf nose.
n 1I-2t j ERRARD PLUMBING co.
Teachers who desire to review work
a during the summer should write Man
1ato Commercial College for partie-
Iulars.
I, ID. IL. McP herson went to Cass Lake
q Saturday and filed on q claim before
Commis sioner Ives. HewilI soon be a
citizen of Little Big Fork, no doubt.
Carver Brothers finished their drive
\ Sunday morning, having delivered
Il 20, 600, 900 feet ia Lake Plantagnet.
4 The drive lasted just n days, while
4 last year il required Y days to DO
4 about the same amount Of work. The
conditions we're very favorable this
q year.
/; IA. n. Button Is now located at Great
4 Falls and all persons wishing to be
Located on claims should consult him.
4 He is also conducting a stopping
q place where travellers will besWell
4 ! aiken care 81. IF.
& u. II. Haner has had plans drawn by
B Boyd & Gilbert for impro vements, on
q his cottage on the lake front, making
!, the same a full two-story residence
with brick found and cellar. 1t
!, provides for hardwood floor and a
& stairway with oak trimmings. When
y finished twill be q Thoroughly model
n dwelling.
II Notes from the Office of the state
superi show numerous new
!; school districts being organized in the
! central portion ofthe state this year
ana numerous new school houses
\ being erected. Last year there was
more Organization of new districts
! and building Of schools than in an j
4 year. for ten years past, and this year
: $50 far promises to equal if not sur.
\ pass last.
Catarrh lis la terrible scourge, a dis.
! Lease whose germs are spread broad
least over this fair land of ours, and
]. ia many cases is the forerunner 81
4 consumption, that terrible disease
III whose fangs when set upon it's victim
!, usually means death. But there IL a
& lcllresfor catarrh and disease OF the
"a throa at and lungs. 1T Isl III. nv. Bark
er's cough, catarrh and consumption
8 remedy, and We always keep 1T,
3 Mayo drug store.
There will be no lands on the Chip.
J. pewa Indian reservation thrown oper
u to settlement this year avs Congress.
Y imam Eddy. The power and the al-
J. thority to open the land rests with
!, congress alone. There is a PROPOSE
} ltion in the last Indian appro pria tior
. bill which provides that the secretary
i Iof the interior may make negotiations
with certain tribes of Indians for the
REIMBURSEMENT Of their nnalloted
lands to the government, such cessior
7 to be subject to ratification BY con
. Igress. @
Game Warden Sam Fullerton was
!. Iup in this district last week for the ex.
!, Epress purpose Of corralling l0,00o, 900
! pike eggs for the state hatchery. He
was disappointed in his quest, for he
succeeded III securing only !, 000, 900
81 Mr.. Fullerton says that his failure tt
d. 81
!, get the quantity of eggs sought was
q due to the big mortality among thu
pike at the headwaters of the Missis
sippi, caused by the log drive. Pike
: had collected by thousands in the river
n below the dam, where it leaves Cas-
Lake. During the spawning season
]. they keep close to the surface in swif
!, waters and when the logs are released
3 they ride over the mass, killing thous
! ands of them. The warden says tina
dead fish killed by the drives will b
3 found all along the stream IN that Nj
! entity. Millions Of eggs were also de
stroyed.
!, R. B. FOSTER.
= r ESIDEN Z DENTIST
! Moaern Methods. Low prices
Office over Mayo s. Barker's Drug