The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-09-05
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Moaern methods; low prices.
Office over Mayo 81 Bankers Drug
Store, Bemidii, MINI.

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Mooern methods; low prices.
Office over Mayo 81 Barker's Drug
Store, Bemidji, Mimi.
Dick Underwood was in from Sol
way Monday.
C. Robinson has returned from, his
Bridgie homestead.
Mrs. ]. ]. Gable and daughter are
attending the state fair.
East week Joseph Murphy received
fine sealskin from his son in Nome,
Alaska. Ne
Mrs. Berman returned Tuesday from
| the cities, where she purchased COM
plete line Of millinery.
+ DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be equalled. IS. q.
Gillespie, Guthrie Center, La.
S. A. Lochen is in Climax looking
after collections which he failed to
make while in business there. y
President OF the Rebekahs Mae
j ohnson will meet with the local lodge
next Saturday night. Members, come
out.
Carlton Clynch, who left about two
months ago for Mt. Clemens, Mich..
to cure the rheumatism which he has
had for some time, returned last week
much improved.
SATURDAY., Sept Z, all kinds OF
cookies and doughnuts at . cents per
dozen. Cake at reduced prices. Fresh
cream putfs at.20 cents per dozen az
the Lakeside Bakery.
So many Bemidii people are attend
ing the state fair this week that y
would be easier to give the names OF
those who remain at home than o.
those who have gone. .s \
A party was given Tuesday evening
+ by the 1s-year-old daughter Of E. H
Wheelock and wife at their residence.
Miss Lura departed the next day alone
{ to Winnipeg to visit friends.
The Northern Pacific and the Mime
sofa g. International have a contract
to deliver a consignment OF logs TO
William Kaiser Of Saltwater which
will require the remainder OF the saw
[ ing season to eli, counting 4S cars 81
the logs delivered daily.
Charles sVogel, the Junior partner OF
the firm Of George E. Sutton y Cos,
has bought out Mr.. Sutton. Mr.
vogel is very popular in the city and
we'll experienced m his business.
We are sure Mr.. Vogel will uphold
the good name Of the old reliable
Lakeside Bakery.
George 81. Spear Of the new but
well-established law firm OF Price y
Spear, with Offices in Duluth and
Grand Rapids, was here Tuesday to
take the M. q I. train to Brainerd the
next morning. His firm will have 9
couple Of cases before the Beltrami
court week after next.
Warrants were sworn out Saturday
night for the arrest OF James Brant
and j.. G. O'Dail for assaulting the Il
year-old girl, Josie Stone. The COM
plant was made by the mother.
o'Dail escaped, but Brant was arrest
ed and heard before Justice Martin
Tuesday. IN default of $1,000 bail he
was committed to the county jail to
await the action of the district court.
The interior department will make q
careful inspection of the swamp lands
lin the Duluth and other Minnesota
land districts, and will determine
whether or not these lands are really
lswamp, and as such are the property
of the state in equity as well as fact.
IIf they are not then the government
/ will doubtless institute proceedings to
recover any such lands as are found
| to have become the property OF the
state without right. A. d. Thorp and
a party Of associates and assistants
Twill have charge of the work, which
will commence at once and proceed
continuously to finish.
Fred Silver returned Sunday from
lSt. Paul and Saltwater where he fin
lished the organization of the Pine Hill
Gold Mining Go. It was organized
under the laws of Minnesota with a
capital Of 100000. The officers are:
President, Fred Silver, Bemidji: vice
president, F. q. Dudley, Bemidii; Sec
rotary, A. j. hammers, Solway; treas
urer, George hammers, Saltwater.
The company will operate near Ash
boro, N. c., and their mining prop
erty is reported the best in that state.
We are told that for the present no
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