The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-28
So It's Said.

Smoke The Bemidji Fagorite.
Eight-room cottage to rent. Inquire
at this Office. N,
/. o. Manager returned from McIn-
tosh on Saturday.
Commissioner Fred o. Sibley ar
rived in town Sunday.
aPaddyn MEG affhey returned from
Turtle River after few days sojourn
up there.
Rooms to let, furnished or unfnr-
nished, Tenth street and Dewey avenue.
Mrs. Burlington.
Mrs. Paddy Meg affney has ac-
cepted position at the Turtle River
hotel Turtle River, run by Larkin &
Dale.
4 A Smith Premier typewriter, good
as new, for sale for SIS, by Agent
Robinson Of the M. & /. railway, at
the depot.
The firemen give their annual ball
tonight at the opera house. Their
dances are always a success, and this
will be no exception.
Commissioner Ed Gallagher took 9
run up here from the new Townsite OF
Aida, to be in time for the meeting OF
the county commissi toner's, which con-
vened on Monday.
N. M. Johnson has moved his jew
,elry stock to the Markham hotel, in
the room recently occupied by the
billiard hall. His quarters in g h.
mour' drug store were too crowded.
John Fl. Olson, postmaster OF Aida,
is erecting two-story frame building
24x5O on the new Townsite Of Aida,
where he intends moving his general
merch andise. business and also the
postofdce.
Through misunderstanding last
week in mentioning that Iver Krohn
lost his claim, we will say for the
benefit of the public that a final de-
i C1SlOu VIII fuG TtuuCICu Ny ohAS oSSDfA3oo
tary Of the interior later on.
The report being circulated from
one part al Che state to another about
a railroad extension from Solway, is
1 false. It probably started from the
fact that A. Guthrie took contract
to rail the Walker road south OF Sol
way.
A. Al. Kilen Of Fertile, purchased a
corner lot at the new ToWnsite OF
Aida. He commenced Monday to
erect a one-story frame bnilding 24x5C
for neraltmerchandise In the rear
4 end of the lot he will also erect a
a blacksmith shop.
IL is stated that there is employ
1nep5 around Bemidii this winter for
{. GOO men. Large numbers have been
passing through " adena this week
on their way there. It Is feared thai
y not more than 1000 can be secured. x
Wadena Pioneer Journal.
Taxidermist Buenther has just
mounted a deer head that is a beauty.
The antlers have 81 points, which
makes 1t a rare freak. The head be-
longs to Tracy Bardwell. It was
mounted before, but SO crudely that
the moths and mice played football
therein.
w. e. Smiley of Thief River Falls
is making an effort to form an asso'
citation OF veterans Of the Spanish
American war for the Counties q
POLK. Marshall and Red Lake. r. A.
Barker, P. j.. sMillbach, Fred Dudley
and half dozen other veterans here
would like to see the association ex
tended to Beltrami county.
Catarrh is terrible scourge, dis
ease whose germs are spread broad
cast over this fair land OF ours. and
in nanv cases is the forerunner q
/ consumption, that terrible disease
whose fangs when set upon it's victim
usually means death. But there is
cure for catarrh and disease OF thu
throat and lungs. 1t is Fl. w. Bark
er,s cough, catarrh and consumption
remedy, and we always keep Il
Mayo's drug store. q
Some women have been visiting
many towns in the northern part Q
the state soliciting funds in behalf Q
what they call the Baker Orphanage
al 4544 London Road, Duluth.
while ago the same persons who ar
managing it, q Mr.. and Mrs. j. >
Baker, undertook to. establish VIVA
they called the Sacred Refuge, plac
for the care of girls in trouble am
their babies. AS Mrs. Baker has
very plausible way of presenting he
case at first she was quite snccess1u
in collecting large amount OF money
until suspicious were aroused that al
was not straight. We are requisite
by charitable institution in Dulut
to state that the Baker Orphanage !
fake.