The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-26
Smoke The. Bemid ii Favorite.
A hot wave arrived Saturday.
r. FL. Bailey went to st. Paul Fri

day.
Harris Ometh OF Oakwood left last
week for lola, Wis.
Buy your shoes at G. T. Schroeder
q co. at % per cent off. 42-45
Fl. A. Dickerson Of shevlin was in
town last Friday between trains.
The charity ball was largely at
tended and neat sum secured for
the poor.
An up-to-date school at a down-to-
date price-the Sank Centre Academy
q Business College. TT
School closed Friday for the reg
| ular two weeks of holiday vacation.
/ The school house will be dark until
Jan. 6.
/ Shorthand and typewriting work
done by Miss Gertrude Smith, in the
Office of ]. L. Reynolds, over the
Merchants bank. tt
Spare the wolves. Neither state or
county are paying bounties this win
Ger. The legislature failed to make
an appropriation.
/ Mrs. E, A. Barker left Saturday
for her old home at St. Charles to
visit till the middle Of the month. E.
j A. wears a heroic look. \.
Wanted A girl from IL to l6 years
of age to work for board and attend
! school. Call at P. F.. Folkers' Jewelry
leo, City Drug Store. ' tt
i Cruiser Mcdonald left Sunday fol
i Koochiching via Winnipeg, where he
4 will look after timber for Bacus s
i Brooks near the Little Fork river.
! M. D. Stoner is busy securing sig
1 natures to a petition for a daily mai
service between here and Blackjack
There is business enough to justify
such a service.
I. The Christmas entertainment last
night at the city hall was big sue
4 cess, and Rev. Higgins and others O.
the committee deserve great credit II
pushing a good thing.
i Jack O'Hara, who has been taking
i q few weeks vacation among his Ole
i friends here, returned to, Tenstriks
4 Saturday morning to look after his
saloon called the Council.
q 'sVirginius" was played by the San
! ford Dodge Co. last Thursday nigh
] to fair audience, and the title roll
! fitted him like a glove. The whole
company were of unusual talent.
Beginning with the first of the yea
the firm of Bailey & Loud will dis
solve, and Fl. J. Loud will go it alone
u keeping two of the rooms now occu
!, pied by the firm in the Miles block.
i With the coming new year. Rev
i Higgins will continue the popular lee
! ture course Of the PresbY terial
church. Rev. Fox Davis sof Mime
apois will open the series on Mon
day evening, J an 3.
|, Henry Buenther, the taxidermist, i
enjoying a big rush Of work in hi
line, which shows that the public Il
1 beginning to appreciate his genius
He has just finished two splendit
specimens, an eight-pound pike fol-
/ George McTaggart, and an American
eagle sent in by A. Trask OF Turtle
River. @ q
i Catarrh is a terrible scourge, a dis
I ease whose germs are spread broad
!. cast over this fair land of ours, anG
!, in many cases is the forerunner O.
consumption, that terrible disease
whose fangs when set upon its victim
usually means death. But there is 6
cure for catarrh and disease of the
throat and lungs. 1t is Fl. w. Bark
4 er's cough catarrh and consumption
i remedy, and we always keep 1t
i Mayo's drug store. ri. tt
i County Attorney Street left on Mon
day morning for St. Paul, where he
will be joined by his daughter, Cor
della, and from there they will make
trip to Southwestern Missouri for {
holiday visit Of two weeks with the
family of Mr.. Streets sister, whose
husband is engaged in the. banking
and zinc mining business. He viii
return in time for the January meet
ing of the county board, which takes
| place Jan. 7. -.
4 A party of state university gradu
i ates who are taking special training
in forestry has been visiting the
woods around Bemidii for the pas
two weeks, gathering pointers and
other little souvenirs from lumber
camp beds. In the party are T. L.
i Duncan. instructor in the state expert
ment station: X. l.. Burns, NJ. L.
Erickson, w. T. Cox and A. A. Tone
4 M. Duncan and Mr.. Tone went up tc
i Bridge Monday where the one has g
/ claim and the other viii teach school.