The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-08-22

Postmaster Olson was in from Alidi
Tuesday.
Dad Palmer spent Saturday ii
Cass Lake.
Allen Henderson is home again
from the drive.
Earl King Of Grand Rapids is visit
ing Frank Carson.
Guy Remore has number o
young pigs for sale. I
You will find Scott, the Jewler, a
Wheelocs S news stand.
A new line OF gents hats at Mrs
Berman $, next to Wheelock IS.
Harry Carlson returned last weel
from a visit with his sister in Coggs
well, N. D.
a. T. Wheelock and wife are living
on their homestead in Maple Ridge
township.
James Doran has gone to Dakots
on business, leaving his livery stable
in charge OF, George Lathrop.
Teddy Maloy has begun the erection
of a cottage on his lots on Beltram
avenue above the school house.
+ Ladies' shoes at 98 cents per pain
and upwards. "A comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW 81 SCHROEDER.
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@. q. Doty Of the Park Rapids
Clipper, and Harvey Pike we're were
here with the excursion crowd Sun
day.
Deputy State Bank Examiner Koer.
5ner has been here the past week in.
vestigating the financial affairs OF the
county.
. Mrs. j. FL. Gates of Tenstrike spent
last week here with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred. Rhoda. Fred. took her home
Saturday ssss
The social features of the. Yeomen
is most attractive. It admits ladies
and gentlemen on equal terms al
ages-l8 to 55..
The Observation-Disclosures building on
Minnesota avenue is practically fin
ished, and their general merchandise
stock is arriving.
/ The Great Northern crew are now
using the sand taken from the depot
ground to fill up the swamp along the
track west Of town.
Rev. I. Thoralson Of Madison and
Rev. Skyberg Of Fisher, both Nor
wegian Lutheran ministers, visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. E.. II. More and children, who
have been camping on the lake shore
this summer, returned to their home
in Merriam Park Tuesday.
just received, new line Of ladies'
walking dress goods and ladies and
gentlemen S dress furnishings. Mrs.
Berman, next to Wheelock's.
ID. w. Leach, the insuraRee man,
waived examination and was bound
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over to the district court, and his
bonds we're fixed by Justice Reynolds
at 5000.
Sheriff Bailey, DR.. Adamson and
Clyde Bacon left Monday to drive
logs on the Upper Mississippi. They
took their guns and plenty OF No. 4
Hi.A a4. Z ~ ) & &
shot along.
Excavation has begun for two new
elegant residences on the corner OF
Minnesota avenue and Eighth street.
The firm Of O'Leary g Bowser will
each construct one there.
"a. r. Button arrived from Grand
Falls Saturday and spent a few days
here. He says the roads are in very
good condition, and that walking is
still the popular style of travelling.
Ed. Achenbach and wife have leased
the upstairs, rooms in the new Thomp-
son building on Minnesota avenue,
where they will reside and rent fur
nished rooms about the middle OF
next month.
Fred. Silver, F. E. Dudley and
Dick Underwood returned last week
from North Carolina after an investi-
CATION of their mineral interests there.
They are well pleased with the prospects
of their gold mine.
Doctors Dunlop and Roberts, and
II. 6. Ebbighauser arrived from
Crookston Friday and departed for
DR.. Dunlop's farm near Turtle River.
They came prepared to hunt. fish and
hoe potatoes, they said.
Taken up atmy farm in section II
147-32. one COW and two calves: the COW
isspotted and one calf is red and the
other brown. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying costs.
w. b. Arnold, Bemidii postofice. q
"Si Perkins, the great rural
drama, with Sam J Burton, Amer
lea 'sleading Yankee dialect comedian,
heading the organization, is the next
attraction at the opera house. The
celebrated Isl Perkins band will
give street parade in the afternoon
of Aug. "a. The perform nance will be-
gin sharp at S:l5. Popular prices.
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