The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-11

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y Burton's.
It is reported that Bagley is to have
another paper.
Three furnished rooms for rent. In
quire at this Office. tt
Commissioners McDougald came tc
the county seat Sunday.
You will find Scott, the .Jewler, al
Wheelock's news stand.
Ell. Fl. Parmeter and wife of Deer
River were in town last week.
The "shoe social" at thecourt house
Tuesday evening was a jolly success.
Get your stove wood of E. O. Gid
den. Delivered on short notice. Tele-
phone SO.
Stove wood delivered on short
notice. Telephone SO, or call up the
little red WAGON"
y Editor Gustafson of the Tenstrike
Tribune was in town Saturday and
made us a fraternal, call.
For sash, doors and all kinds of
building lumber go to E. J. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
The village school has received from
Congressman Morris a very large
and handsome map Of the United
4 States. @
The Fair is showing some very nice
things in dimities, lawns, etc. Warm
weather is sure to come and you will
want cool gown for the season.
f. "A. Jackson came up from Brain
erd Friday to work on the sand house
which the Minnesota & International
railway is erecting at South Bemidii.
Don't buy inferior plaster when you
can get the we'll known and highly
recommended HARDENED and the best
Kelly Island white lime cheaper at
Swedback's.
Due to the objections of Jupiter
Pluvius, the races which should have
taken place at Fosston July and 5,
were postponed to Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Taken up June II on my premises,
one mile west of Bemidji, one sorrel
pony with white face and two white
hind legs. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying costs.
Fl. j. Smith.
Harvey Woodward, Ed. Naylor,
Harry Young and Mr.. Knoke left
Tuesday for Deer River, where they
will launch their boat for Grand
Falls. They are bound for '.home. =
People who desire to purchase.
goods in Duluth and do not care to-
stand the expense of a trip to the Ze-
NTH City will do we'll to correspond
with the Duluth Purchasing Agency,
800 Palladio Building, Duluth, MINI.
The Lady Foresters have shown
that they take pride in other things
than their noble order. They have
shown their local patriotism by dona-
ting s25 to the band boys to help pay
for their suits.
BEGINNING July !, l have de-
cided to sell for cash or. ready pay
only, and hope, by giving my personal
attention to the business to retain the
custom of all my present patrons, and
will be pleased to serve all cash buy
ers on basis of small profits. Free
delivery anywhere in the town. F. E.
Dudley.
All dog licenses expired in this
village July /, and the owners offaith-
full CANNES and orphan ours should
protect them by interviewing the
treasurer. Frank Warner has been
appointed dog catcher, and will pro-
coed to make it unpleasant for I'M
licensed dogs.
A new stage route which will benefit
the western part of the county is adj
yertised to let. The route is from
Fosston to Leon with three days per
week service leaving Fosston Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. 1t in
cludes provisions for the free collec-
ton and delivery system along the
route.
The celebration at Robert Neving's
place on the Clearwater river is re-
ported to have been success in spite
of the rain. A large crowd gathered
and were fttingly entertained, Phil
Fontain made a patriotic speech, which
was the pride of the day. Neving's
place is one of the prettiest picnic
grounds in the county.
Joe Taggart, the hotel man of Turtle
River, was in town Sunday night. He
says an effort will soon be made to
have an excursion train put on some
so that Bemidji people can
have an opportunity to visit that new
town. A dance pavilion, 30x50, has
been built and other preparations
made for entertaining such an event.
M. w. S. Whedon, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Winterset Ia,
in a recent letter gives some exper- ,
fence with carpenter in his employ,
that mill be of value to other mecan-
les. He saws: II had a carpenter #
working for me who was obliged to
stop work for several DAYS on ac-