The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-07
L. E. Rain was in from Shevlin


i Tuesday.
Lumbermen's rubbers to close out
at cost at Burton y.
Interest in the coming spring cleo
ton is beginning to boil. All kinds
of tickets are incubating.
You can buy genuine Irish Frieze
ulster overcoat at manufacturers price
at Burton's Clothing Store.
! The ground hog came out OF his
hole Saturday, took one squint at the
smiling sun you know the rest.
1 X. p. Wig, an ex-newspaper man,
from Grafton, N. OAK, is looking
over this part of the promised land.
The Leland Cafe is the name OF the
now and handsomely -furni shed res
]tanrant across the street from Wheel
/ ock' s store.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday at III a. m. and at 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school, 1915 p. M, Epworth
league, TOO p. IN
i A man, whose name we could not
learn, had his left arm broken by a
i falling limb about week ago. He
went to the hospital at Fosston,
Like bad dollars, all connterfeits OF
IDeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are
worthless. The original quickly cures
piles, sores and all skin diseases. r.
/ A. Mayo.
We have it from one Of the railroad
contractors that only about six miles
of the extension will be rallied this
winter: that is, no further than Bass
i Lake.
Saturday night the fire department
was called to the northern part OF
town where fire was discovered in the
upperErooms Of Vim. Merits house.
j No damage was done.
The earnings of the Brainerd &
/ Northern Railway for the past year
were 1894, 42O.6l. on which it pays 2
per cent. to the state for taxes,
amounting to, 81, $3.50.
Peter Malterud was down from
Buena Vista Saturday. He had heard
that the Pioneer was such a good pa
per that he could not stand being
without it any longer.
Mr.. Plummer, who has been work.
ing in Chas. Nangle's store, has
started a store in tent half mile
this side Of the Big Falls townsite, ac-
Ecording to the Blackjack Times.
Born. Last Saturday morning at
the NJ. E. parsonage to Rev. Geo. =.
Watson and wife "a 81 pound girl.
Mother and child are doing nicely
and pa looks larger than usual.
Ole Bang in the E, Cd. Forks Cour-
Ter says: If you want a good time
next summer just call on j Larson,
/ Orback and myself at our summer cot
tages at Diamond Point near midi.
/ We will look after you.
Val Kasparek has been in the en-
ploy OF Barney Burton for six years,
and has recently received q souvenir
which shows that his services have
been appreciated. Mr.. Burton gave
/ him about as fine a gold watch as is
made. We are thinking Of getting out
4 of the newspaper business.
A few days ago, at one OF the Carver
camps, two teams collided on the log
ging road. The road was very mar
/ ROW, without room for either team to
give the right of way, and the man
who was driving the loaded team, who
is a German, said: 81 yust shut up
mine eyes and say, here goes notings'
und den der horses got very mix up. Z :
/ No particular damage was sustained,
/ however.
/ The world was not built in one day
1 and fame is not made in a second,
!, The title Of ssthe best place to trade at
/ in Bemidii'' was given to ]. w.
/ White & Co.'S Mammoth store after
a long service to the public in good
bargains and fair treatment given
/ them.
Albert Halvorson came down from
his claim, near Blackjack, last Mon-
Lday after delayed supplies. He went
on his claim two weeks ago to remain
permanently and will begin stocking
it the coming spring. He reports that
a saw mill will be erected very near
/ his place and he intends to have his
timber manufactured into lumber in
stead of selling it to the pine barons
at a small price.
The Lady Foresters will give a
dimity ball and basket supper on Feb.
/ 14th, baskets to be sold at auction.
i Tickets so cents. coffee free. Prize
given for the neatest dimity dressed
lady. G. 4. MR.. led SMITH.
Sec. FANNIE HARTMAN.
/ B. G. Brockhof, for a long time
i Grant Northeru ticket accent at Ada.