The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-06-20

Windows and doors at rock bottom
prices at Swedback's.
The Crookston firemen are quartered
at the Merchants hotel.
BIDS WANTED for laying 80
cords of stone. Boyd g. Gilbert.
r.. O. johnson of Turtle River was
in the city Monday on business.
r. G. Rutledge OF the Cass Lake
Voice is taking in the Tournaments.
Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone 49,, or call up the
"little red wagon. .
Dick Underwood, ACCOMPANIED by
his family, Of Solway, We're in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Leak is visiting her
father, who has a butcher shop at
Black Duck.
Benny Newton's saloon has been
papered throughout, which adds much
to its appearance. 5.-:=
A. F. George, receiver OF the U. S.
land Office at Crrokston, is visitor
in the city this week. 81.
Misses Bertha and Olga Satermo of
Climax, Polk county, are visiting
friends in the city this week..
Two months tuition free if you enter
,Mankato Commercial College before
Sept. II. Catalogue sent free.
Attorney Grady and wife of Red
Lake Falls are enjoying few days
unalloyed pleasure here this week.
About 20 of the young people of Be
midi had a most pleasant ride around
the lake in the Moose last Friday
evening.
A surgical operationisnot necessary
to cure piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve saves all that expense and never
fails. Beware of counterfeits. f. A.
Mayo.
Miss Josie Larson, the landlady of
Hotel Richards, Tenstrike, came down
the latter part of last week, returning
Tuesday last. :. \
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. F. Brown, Bagley. MINI.
The members of the Epworth League
who were present at the picnic Wednes-
day afternoon, about half way be-
tween the two points, had most en-
joyable time.
The Bemidii band was out early
Tuesday morning and kept the fast
accommodating crowd from the country
in a good humor until the trains began
to arrive at noon. ~. .e
While on his way home last Monday
night, Judge Martin stumbled over a
stump and took a header that cracked
his collar bone. He is quite sore but
is still in the ring.
Prof. Dick Allen, the Australian,
who plays seven instruments at one
time, is performing at G. Fl. Miles
place. He is a wonder, and there is
no mistake about it.
In mentioning the erection of the
new Schroeder-M Miller building last
week the Pioneer Said that Boyd &
Gilbert had the contract for the work.
They only furnished the plans, and
the contract is not yet let.
A. NJ. Newman, brother of DR.. New
man of this city, is here on visit
from the Pacific coast If any of our
people would care to receive reliable
information regarding that region,
they would do we'll to have a talk with
him. .:..-. -,~
A. r. Wheelock has sold a one-half
interest in his confectionery and fruit
business to w. S. Brannon, and the
new firm will add a fine line of staple
and fancy groceries, and there is no
reason why they should not command
a large share of patronage.
John Kahn, chief; George Barlow
and Tom Murray of East Grand Forks
are the accredited representatives of
that city's fire department. On ac-
count of continued wet weather down
in the valley that cjty's department
did not have a chance to practice a
team for the tournament.
The Great Northern excursion over
it's line from st. Cloud that will arrive
in this city next Sunday at 1855 p. m.
promises to be the largest of the
season. Rates from St. Cloud are
So. so; Freeport, 1926: Melrose, $500:
Bertha, s1.75; Wadena, $3.50; Park
Rapids, S1.30: Walker, 75c; Cass
Lake, 45c. The train will leave at 1880
p. m. Tickets good only on June
23rd. "
Lucky O'Brien, of Crookstou, the
great curio accumulation, who recently
from Puerto Rico, where he
succeeded in exhuming from the bow