The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-08
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spent Sunday here.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
|WheelOck's news stand.
Owen McElroy had touch Of the
fever the first of the week.
Attorney Bailey went to Brainerd
Monday on legal business.
Bargains at The Fair for 80 days
to m axe room for new fall goods. Il
II you want the best blooded St.
Bernard pups in the country, consult
Fl. T.. Hebron. @
J.O. Johnson, business manager OF
the Cass Lake Times, visited Bemidji
friends Sunday.
Mr.. Regain, the Solway drink mer-
chant, was in town between trains Fri
day on business.
4. Q. Manger returned Saturday
from q business trip to western points
along the Great Northern.
For sash, doors and all kinds Of
building lumber so to E. j. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
Ole Bang and wife have returned to
Grand Forks after spending most Of
the summer in their cottage here.
VIM. Flynn and j.. r.. Poupore and
their wives arrived from Grand Forks
Saturday for taste of pine ozone.
Furnished rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy card BOARD,
for sale at this Office at ten cents EACH
A pleasant afternoon party was
given Saturday by Miss Dolly Bailey
in honor Of her guest, Miss Men
of Little Falls.
III DR.. Doran, the specialist, made his
first visit here last week, and was
pleased with his initial practice, He
returns next month.
d s. M. Hartley passed through here
Thursday on a visit to his son at
Turtle River. Vernon has purchased
the Dudley meat market there.
@. @. Blake went to Crookston where
Saturday he appeared in the banks
ruptcy court and successfully gradu-
5ated from pressing indebtedness.
Contractors of the new railroad are
paying 1926 per day for common la
Dor, but their men cannot be induced
to stay. Work is practically at a
standstill.
The w alker company has gotten all
of its logs out Of the Upper Missis-.
sippi and is now clearing out Lake
Marquette. Their logs are driven
down stream. IA
DR.. Adalnson and family returned
Tuesday from Chicago where they.
have spent the summer. The doctor
looks as If school had agreed with.
him nightly.
+ It is reported that the prairie
chicken crop will be unusually good
around Fosston Mcintosh and Red
Lake Falls. Local hunters are already.
spunging out their shotguns.
Two hundred members of the Ma
tional Druggists Association are OK
pected to stop off here today for din-s
ner at Hotel Markham. They are on
their way to Duluth from a tour Of
thesD akota harvest fields.
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People who desire to purchase
goods in Duluth and do not care to
stand the expense of a trip to the Ze-
NTH City will d well to correspond
with the Duluth Purchasing Agency,
300 Palladio Building, Duluth. Mimi.
The new board Of education of the
Bemidji independent School district,
consisting of Mrs. s. FL. Bailey, F.. y.
O'Leary, r. McLennan, NJ. J. Leak,
D. C. Smith and George Tanner had
their first meeting Saturday evening,
and organized as follows. President
Of board, NJ. ]. Leak; treasurer, F. j.
0Leary; clerk, D. G. Smith.
u. w. Speelman was down from
Buena Vista Monday and left at this
office a sample of wheat known as
Winter Fife. Three acres Of it ma
5ured on his farm and yielded about.
55 bushels per acre. It is of large
kernels and can easily be classed as
No. 2 hard. Mr.. Speelman has sold.
it all to an eastern seed house at
fancy prices, but has saved enough to
exhibit at our county fair.
On the 18th Of this month the settlers
d. Buena Vista will hold a picnic on
,he shores Of the fair lake, Julian, to
which the people of the county are
cordially invited. The occasion is
he 18th anniversary of the arrival of /
he first white man to this county
Beltrami whose exploits here in 1923
we're recently published in the PIONEER.
In this Beltrami picnic " the settlers
will continue the discoveries of the /
nan they honor by trying to measure
he depths OF the lake which has not /
ret been fathomed.
Sunday afternoon occurred the flu