The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-04
Two show cases for sale at Barney


Burton's.
An Odd Fellows lodge will soon be
instituted at Turtle River.
You will find Scott, the JewIer, at
Wheelock's news stand.
Sam Sutor of Fosston was in the
. city Friday last between trains.
BIDS WANTED for laying 80
v cords Of stone. Boyd & Gilbert.
g. B. French and son Fred of Turtle
n River were in town Monday on busi-
rs ness.
MOTH proof paper bags for ladies
4 or gentlemen S fur garments at Barney
Burton's.
A large party is being organized for
the purpose OF going over to Long
Lake after black bass
Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone 80, or call up the
little red wagon. =
E, ). Bourgeois, deputy county sur
yeyor, is in town, having recently
arrived from the hustling burg OF
Turtle River. s
LOST--Black plush cape with light
fur, between Bemidji and Longcoy's
farm. Finder leave at this Office and
receive reward. Mrs. Longcoy.
sss Nearly every county in the state is
1 to have a teachers training school,
but Beltrami county is compelled to
. suffer on account Of the want Of funds.
Don't buy inferior plaster when you
can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
Kelly Island white lime cheaper at
y SWedback's.
ssHappy'' Anderson will open the
Y billiard room in Hotel NJ arkham some
time next week, just as soon as the
tables and furnishings can be placed
II in position.
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 rates to the Pan-American Ex-
position are gradually becoming less,
and they will soon be SO low that
those of ordinary meansscan afford to
visit the great show.
Remember H. W. Barker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrh, and all
THROAT and lung troubles. Always for
sale at MaTo 'sdrng store. tt
Z. Blooston will soon occupy the
corner store room Of Hotel M arkham
q and put in fine stock of gents fur
nishing goods. He will probably be
ready for business some day next
4 week.
BEGINNING July j, I have de-
cided to sell for cash or ready pay
only, and hope, by giving my personal
attention to the business to retain the
custom OF all my present patrons, and
will be pleased to serve all cash buy
ers on basis of small profits. Free
delivery anywhere in the town. +: p.
Dudley. 17-18
John Calvin's robust form can be
seen upon the streets once more, but
not as of yore. It is to be regretted
that John sprained his ankle some
II time ago while stepping from the
merry -go-round. He says he is i'm
D proving fast.
For the past week many women and
children have been roaming through
\ the woods around about the city in
I search OF strawberries, which are ex-
tremely plentiful this season. The
BURBERRY crop is very large, and will
add very much to the sweet stores of
the community.
An exchange says: "When a pretty
girl pins a flower on a young mans
coat she always tits her chin and
takes look at it sideways, and the
fellow who doesn't tumble then had
best stay in doors when a funeral is
passing for fear of being run over by
the hearse.'
w. Y. Hutchinson of Saltwater,
Mimi, arrived in the city last Thurs
day from Willow river, where he sue
cessfully launched several million feet.
of the ground stuff into the Missis-
sippi river, at which place the boom
company takes charge OF the same.
nBilly,n as he is most commonly
called among the boys, is walking.
boss for the Backus-Brooks Lumber
Co. of Minneapolis, having filed that
position to the satisfaction OF his en-
ployers for two years.
DR.. A. IT. Dunlop and DIR. W. r.
Robertson of Crookston arrived in the
city last Friday with the intention OF
going on a few days pleasure trip to
DIR. Dunlop's farm at the head OF
Turtle River lake. They went up to
Hanson's place with the expectation of
taking a team from there, but were
disappointed in getting a conveyance,