The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

| Ed. Kaiser went to IenStrlke anG
Blackjack yesterday in the interest.
of the PIONEER.
Pastry cook and second cook wanted
at Hotel Markham at once.
The defeated candidates, and they
are legion, seem to be wearing their
usual smiles, but are still trying to
figure out how it happened.
On Friday evening, March 18th, the
Epworth League Of the M. r. church
will hold a Left Hand social at the
Woodman's Hall. Come and enjoy
the evening.
Tuesday night about midnight snow
began to fall, and as we go to press
the beautiful is still falling, which has
caused the greatest depth of snow dur
ing the entire winter,
Mrs. e. Manning left St. Paul last
week where she will become acquainted
with the latest styles OF millinery and
purchase her spring stock. She will
return Saturday.
G. L.. Gilbert has lust completed the
cold storage warehouse for the Pabst
Brewing Co., opposite the G. N. de-
pot. The building is 24x28 feet, and
for general arrangements is perhaps
the best building of its kind in town,
costing over 800.
The Club House saloon building on
Minnesota avenue is to be given a
two-story, 24x40 extension on the rear
end. Mel Thurston and Paul Cowen,
president Of Nary, have just awarded
the contract for the work to G. L. Gill
bert. About 81, 900 will be expended
on these improvements.
DIR. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth-=
ma cannot be equalled.- B. Giles
pie, Guthrie Center, Ia.
The Lady Foresters will serve sup
per in the City Hall Friday evening,
March Is, commencing at six o'clock
for the benefit of those who wish to
help the band boys and can not attend
the midnight lunch. Proceeds 60 to-
wards buying uniforms for the band.
Twenty per cent. off on Artics and
rubber goods at the Boston Store of
Snow g. Schroeder. SOB.
w. r. Baumbach came up from
WaGena yesterday and is looking
after the interests Of the new bank.
He says that work will begin on the
of the bank building and
vault at once and the bank will be in
operation some time in April. But
they will not wait for fixtures to begin
business. Mr.. Austin will be here
this week and will begin cashing time
checks, ETC., at once.
Does God ordain some people to be
saved and some to be lost? This
question will be handled scripturally
Sunday morning in the Baptist church.
The subject will be the Doctrine Of
Election. In the evening the subject
will be The Story Of Enoch. ''This
Is the third address on "Stories of
old Testament Heroes. The public is
cordially invited to meet with us at
;hese services. M. E. Bailey, Pastor.
Judge Shoemaker, Of st. Paul,
high chief ranger Of the United Order
If Foresters, paid the local order a
visit last Friday night, on which oc-
,asion an open meeting was held. He
rave some surprising facts, showing
he financial standing OF the order and
is rapid growth in the state. The
Judge has been making a two weeks
our among the courts in the northern
,art Of the state and said there was
much enthusiasm in the order wher-
yer he has been.
See that you get the original DeW
Witch Hazel Salvewhen you askfor it.
The genuine is certain cure for piles,
ores and skin disease. f. A. Mayo.
The Inconsistency of some people is
ruly refreshing remarks an old time
ountry editor. Every town has it's
who Doesn't advertise. 1t
osen't pay and nobody reads the pa
ers anyhow. However, when an cpl
emic of smallpox hits the town the
ian who Doesn't advertise calls the
ditor into his store, sets 'em up to the
lusty stogies aid says: Don't print
nything about it. = Everybody
eads the parers and it will hurt my
usiness. y Hutchinson Independent.
Charles G. Rapp, member OF the
ouse of representatives from St. Hi
lire, Red Lake county, is confined to
is room at the Merchants hotel, with
complication of illnesses that have
lreatened a serious outcome. He is
sufferer from heart trouble and is
lso afflicted with kind of dropsical
ilment that caused two physicians to
i've him up few days ago. He is
DIV able to sit up long enough to eat .
meal. and in other ways shows signs