The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-18

Two show cases for sale at Barney
Burton's.
James Fl. Wynne of Solway was IN
4 in the city over Sunday.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
Wheelock' news stand.
j. "A. j ackson of Farris, logging
contractor, was in town Monday.
TAMARACK land for sale, heav-
lily timbered. Enquire at this office. tt
Cass Lake papers are booming that
towns band. That's the proper caper.
MOTH proof paper bags for ladies
or gentlemen IS fur garments at Barney
Burton's.
Mike Huot of Chippawa Falls, a
noted lumberman, was visitor IN the
Il city this week.
. Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone 80, or call up the
little red WAGON. =
@ The last will and testament OF Riley
-. Baker was filed in the probate
court last Monday.
LOST--A Pug dog. Liberal re-
ward will be paid finder byAretnrn1ng
same to J. M. Hans on.
Last Sunday was the warmest day
4 of the season thus far, the mercury
creeping up into the nineties.
For sash, doors and all kinds Of
building lumber go to +. SWed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
Herman Hartzein, formerly night
clerk at the Markham, will enter some
other field more suited to his fancy.
FOUND--On June II, horse.
, Owner can have same by paying costs
and proving property Il. y. smith.
"A steamboat has been placed on
Turtle River lake, and citizens OF that
burg nowenioy an additional comfort.
The Fair is showing some very nice
things in dimities, lawns, etc. Warm
weather is sure to come and you will
want cool gown for the season.
On Monday last A. L. Gordon OF
Shevlin was appointed administrator
of the estate of Joe Michaud. who was
drowned in Lake Bemidji on the 18th
day Of May last.
Taken up June IL on my premises,
one mile west of Bemidji, one sorrel
pony with white face and two white
hind legs. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying costs.
Fl. j.. Smith.
Will Bohanan left last sunday for
FELTON,, this state, where he has ac-
cepted a. position on the Courier.
I Will is a wide awake young man and
will add power to the press.
Remember III. 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
j. F. Brandt, mayor Of East Grand
Forks, came up with Ole Bangs
Saturday last to enjoy a few days
outing and will be sheltered UNDER
meath the hospitable roof Ole's cottage
north of Diamond Point.
People who desire to purchase
goods in Duluth and do not care to
4 stand the expense OF trip to the Ae,
NTH City will do we'll to correspond
with the Duluth Purchasing Agency.
300 Palladio Building, Duluth, Mimi.
BEGINNING July |, 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 a basis of small profits. Free
delivery anywhere in the town. Il. r..
Dudley.
The foundation walls of the Snow
Schroeder-M Miller block is more than
half completed, and is the most sub
tstantial of any ever put in in this sec
ton Of the country. The boulders are
properly faced, making the walls
smooth, which, together with the bot
tom, are 10 De ceIueHteu Wdtei EtlS Au.
The new Walker & Akeley logging
road will connect with the Great North
ern at point near Shevlin and willrun
thence south and west to the shores of
Itasca lake. The main line will be p
miles inlength and 10miles OF branches.
A passenger coach will be operated
and doubtless will be patronized quite
well by settlers, tourists and hunters,
Geo. Ostrander, who resides one
half mile west of Long Lake, in Turtle
River township, has ten acres OF field
corn that is in tassel and is fully i've
feet high. It is from seed grown
on the same ground last year in
Beltrami County. All othercrops and
vegetables on the place are exception
ally fine, and to say that the sandy
land of the county will not produce
the finest of crops is pure falacy.
George Crawford, foreman OF the
Crookston Times Job Rooms accom-
4 ,,a,;ad nad PalYne,, on a. fishing trip