The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-23
MICH COWS FOR SALE.

MICH COWS FOR SALE.
To supply the constant demand here
for mich cows F. E. Dudley has Sc
cured carload of them. If you want
a COW now is your chance. Call at
: Dudley's meat market. -, 49,.
Free seeds at this Office. Don't delay.
All kinds of building material for
sale cheap to close out. E. J. Swed-
back. ~. J.
J. H. Hancock, the enterprising
blacksmith of Buena Vista, was in
town Monday.
Harry Reynolds is out of the post
Office this week attending to family
duties on his homestead up north.
There will be union services of all
the Bemidji churches at the city hall
next Sunday in honor OF Memorial
day. ...s,. ).
IS Advices from the Red Lake Indian
servatiun state. that smallpox is
prevalent among the Indians to an
alarming extent. T.. 5
Boston hotel in Cass Lake furnished
complete for sale. Wish to go out Of
business. Address Mrs. j. S. Atchi-
son, Cass Lake. ..-.-....: ...........
Just received, four cars of oats
which we ale selling at cut prices:
Best grade. Call and see us. 49, 81.
SNOW & SCHROEDER.
County Commissioner Gallagher
left Sunday for the Blackjack coun-
try to oversee the state road (appro-
priation) work now being done. s:..
Grand Master Alex. Van Praag will
meet the Bemidji Odd Fellows at their
hall on their regular meeting night OF
Friday, May 3lst. All members OF
+ that fraternity are requested to be
present. @. 49,. tx T.
Evan Carson, the all-round helper
of the Bagley Independent, made us a
visit after a 2-month's stay abroad,
returning west Monday. He says
there are no flies on that town.
- The Venerable Archdeacon Appleby,
+ D. D., of Duluth, will hold divine
service in the city opera house on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May at 8
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
attend. ,.= ... ,.a- .-..H
It is said that Judge Sutherland has
rendered his resignation as agent OF
the White Earth Indian reservation
in Minnesota, to take effect June 30.
Judge Sutherland was appointed from
Detroit, Mimi, four years ago.
Gust Rachuy says that he has been
notified by the government that all ac-
ton for timber trespass on his land
has been withdrawn and that he can
prove up without further delay. This
will be of interest to other citizens of
FROM township. -F'* 3d.
! Pat O'Malley, having finished his
contract for railroad building on the
new line, shipped out his horses and
outfits Monday to Minneapolis. ge It
required Is cars to haul it all. Mr..
O'Malley has no other contract closed,
4 but thinks he will work this summer in
\ Iowa.
Guy Remore reports that Lake Plan
taganet is so full of logs that it is
J next to impossible to get fishhook
4 down between them, consequently he
cannot say whether there are any fish
I in the lake this season or not; but the
logs will soon be out of the lake and
I the fish will have chance to nibble.
The building lately rebuilt next to
Wheelock's has been completely filled,
I and L. Blooston is conducting a gents
furnishing store, while Mrs. Berman
conducts a millinery department.
They have elegant stocks in their line,
and no doubt will get their share of
business.
Ladies' shoes at SO cents per pair
and upwards. A comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW & SCHROEDER.
FOR SALE-Caarload of new mich
COWS. KLINE & OFT, Minnesota av.
At the election in the newly organ
lied town of Nora the following
officers we're elected: Town clerk, J.
| Fl. Sommervold; treasurer, P. r. Day;
supervisors, Knute Nora, chairman;
| W. A. Berkey, Louis Christensen; as
SCISSOR, Fred Kingston; justices of the
/ peace, Ed Potter, o. Solstien: con-
/ stables, Will Berkey, Ed. E. Echer~
berg.