The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-11

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Windows and doors at rock bottom
prices at Swedback's.
Photographer Reed left for Buffalo
| Friday, to be gone several weeks.
MOTH proof paper bags for ladies
or gentlemen's fur garments at Barney
| Burton's.
Earl Cell will resume management
OF the Remore hotel the BIRD of this
month.
LOST--A Pug dog. Liberial re-
ward will be paid finder by returning
same to j. NJ. Hanson.
Israel Bergstrom, the we'll known
Minneapolis politician and speaker,
spent the first of the week here.
Two months tuition free to all who
enter the Mankato Commercial College
before Sept. II. Send for particulars.
H. Zaiser, a banker of Red Lake
Falls, stopped here over Sunday be-
fore going northward in search of
land.
Just received, four cars of oats
which we are selling at cut prices.
Best grade. Call and see us.
SNOW 81 SCHROEDER.
Charles Welch is able to hobble
around again after having been laid
up three weeks with an axe wound in
his foot.
A. T. Wheelock returned Sunday
from Grand Forks, where he went to
escort crew of railroaders which he
hired for Montana work.
Strayed or stolen July 2, one dark
brown horse, white stripe in face, eight
years old. Any information OF same
will receive suitable reward. Address
Frank Hitchcock.
S. A. Gray, the noted logging con-
tractor, returned Sunday from the
west, and is gathering up teams and
men for his railway contract out there.
FOR SALES Small stock of wines,
liquors and cigars, suitable for cleo
ton or "blind pig" purposes. Must
be sold at once. Call on
5 P. j. RUSSELL.
Smallpox is said to have stalked
into the Buena Vista postoffice, and
there are many people up there who
are willing to say that it is a special
of Providence.
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Remember n. w, Barker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need a medicine that cures.
that awful disease, catarrh, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at MAYO 'sdrug store. tt
G. c. Knappen, wife and children,
arrived from Maple Lake Sunday and
went up to their Turtle River home
stead. Mr.. Knappen is getting up a
write-up of the summer resorts along
the Great Northern to appear in the
Gateway Magazine.
3 Blueberries are coming in quite
rapidly, and the prospects are very
good for a big pick. The local price
started at So per bushel. The North
srn Pacific Express company shipped
Is crates from here Tuesday the
largest shipment of any town on the
inc.
Catarrh is a terrible scourge, a dis
Ease whose germs are spread broad
EAST over this fair land of ours, and
n many cases is the forerunner Of
that terrible disease
whose fangs when set upon its victim
Usually, means death. But there is a
,ure for catarrh and disease of the
hroat and lungs. 1t is Fl. w. Bark
RS cough, catarrh and consumption
emedy, and we always keep it.
Iayo's drug store. -..- 81. tt
We, the undersigned farmers, inter-
sted in organizing an agricultural
ociety for this county, would respect
ully request all farmers and others
Interested in this work to meet at the
ity hall, Bemidii, Mimi, Saturday,
-uly 20, 1901, for the purpose of effect
ng permanent organization: Fl. G.
Wood, David Booth, w. G. Schroe-
Ter, H. T. Huldal, John Halstad, P.
}. Snutstad and r. j. Smith.
Messrs. Mcclure and Smallwood
ad hard luck experience Of an UNI
sual kind Sunday while out fishing
n Lake Bemidji. They had caught
ig string of overgrown pike which
Tere strung to wire at the side of
he boat. At last they caught pick
rel of immense size to add to the lot,
ut the vicious thing bit the wire in
No and took the whole bunch to the
ottom of the lake. The mournful
aces of the fishermen will convince
ne of the truthfulness of this story.
Last week the sheriff of Hubbard |
ounty captured, near Crookston, a
Ian for whom he had been hunting
ince early last winter. The name of
Re offender Is Z. l.. Woods. He was I
nployed last winter in the lumber
amp Of r. e. White & Co., near Far t
IS. Deciding to quit, he was paid /
#, and he went to Farris where he {