The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

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wv. f.. Street and son Frank LEFT
Saturday for ST. Cloud.
Dr. Gilmour and wife were over
from Fosston Friday.
Go to The Fair for ladies misses
or children's Jackets.
You will find Scott, the Jewler, al
Wheelock 8 news stand.
John Gibson came down from his
stopping place beyond Bridgie on
Monday.
s## Ralph Dickerson Of Buena Vista
went down to Vernda ale Saturday to
visit old friends for week or so.
John r. Oringer made flying trip
to Breckenridge last Saturday, re-
turning on the noon train Sunday.
Potatoes wanted. Will take 1000
bushels, and pay cash. Highest mar
ket price paid. G. L. Smith, Bemidji.
Commissioner Johnson says the av-
erage yield of grain in his section OF
the county has been about % bushels
OF wheat and As bushels Of oats to the
acre.
3z3 Silver Bros. will have Office rooms
in the. new Miles block. They will
close up their Second street office
until the siren voices Of the frogs can
be heard again.
Building for sale by Photographer
Reed, the one he has used for a
gallery on the lake shore. Newly
built and Of the best Of material. Big
discount for cash.
Photogra pher Reed has rented the
room above McLennan's hardware
store, opposite the court house, and
will remodel it for his studio. He
will remove from the lake shore soon.
Mr.. Bowser and wife went to Du-
luth Tuesday, where his wife will
visit Whileshe goes on to Chicago and
to Grand Rapids, Mich, where his
parents live. They will be gone about
two weeks.
The bail given by the Bemidji Ath-
letic Club at the opera house last Fri
day night was bright-colored sue
cess in every way, and the boys were
given nice start toward building up
their order. s.
ID Ellis is local agent for the
"Life of VIM. Mckinley" complete
account of the life Of our martyred
president from the cradle to the grave.
Do not order of anyone else until
you see Mr.. Ellis, for this is the best
book of its kind. tt
= Wanted, a girl for general house.
work.. Call at county jail.
+ W.sJ. Gordon, an old-time news
paper man and recent owner of the
Glenwood Herald, is in town. He
came here to set up threshing outfits
for the Belle City Manufacturing Co.
for whom he is working at present.
Fred Brinkman is the prime mover
of scheme which Bemidji will gladly
join. This is to make up an excursion
to Tenstrike from here as soon as the
trains. run that far. This will give
many. of our people chance to visit
the nelghbors we have heard SO much
about.
j. w. ISpeelman was down from
Buena Vista last Friday to prove up
on his homestead. His showing for
establishment Of residence" was the
best we have heard of. During the
past four years he and his wife have
not been away at the same time from
their claim but one night.
The Cass Lake school troubles were
brought UP again before Judge Nc
Saturday, and he made
permanent an Injunction which he
made temporary before. This re-
strains the "16ites'' from participat-
ing in the school matters of the town
site proper. Cass Lake schools now
have two separate districts.
The opera house was crowded Mon
day night to see the Diamond Min
strels, and those who went were in no
way disappointed. It was a big COM
pany, and they gave big, clean
show, full of new specialties and
merit. The ordinary prehistoric gags
so common with minstrel shows were
painfully absent. We doubt ii any
other show here has given as much
general satisfaction as the Diamond