The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-09-19

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Matt Phibbs went to Crookston
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Brinkman returned from
the cities Saturday.
Mrs. J. FL. Stair Of Crookston is
visiting friends here.
Wanted, girl for general house
work. Call at county jail.
The M. & I. has been fixing up its
tracks in the Bemidji yards.
Martin Gavelstad, the Bagley
saloonist, was in town Sunday.
Danl. Hyland is down from Beau-
dette this week attending court.
Guy Dunning is able to be around
again after a two-month siege Of
fever. III.
J. p. Omich commnted on his home-
stead Saturday before Clerk Of Court
Speelman.
w. r. Baumbach came from Wa
dena Saturday to look after his Be.
midi interests,
The Barney Burton store will be
moved to the Miles building as soon
as possible.
(. John White returned from the Twin
Cities Saturday, leaving his wife there
for longer visit.
1 Ernest and Fred Westphal leave to-
morrow for their homestead on the
Big Fork via Deer River.
4 All ladies are invited to attend our
fall millinery opening on Tuesday,
Sept. "A. LOUISE HELTAND.
Wanted experienced dry goods,
shoe and clothing clerk.
O'LEARY & BoWSER.
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
Swed backs.
VIM. Kaiser came up from Winona
Monday to visit his brother Ed. Joe
is a railroad man and worked on the
Great Northern the first year the road
ran through here.
\ Rev. FL. G. Holm, Superintendent OF
in the Lutheran church, will
preach at the Court House hall next
Sunday at o'clockp. m. Everybody
welcome. J. WILMANN, Pastor.
E. J. Willitts and wife have return
ed from Tenstrike and are living in
their former home. They brought
some of their COWS with them and are
their neighbors with the
pure fluid.
4 Blakeley & Farley have taken
contract to get out about thirty mill
ion of pine for the Bacus- Brooks
people this winter between Turtle
River and Tenstrike. Most of it will
be shipped by river to Minneapolis,
and some by, rail.
u Tuesday afternoon the Lady Mac
cabees were entertained by Mrs. Art
hur Wheelock at her home, she being
assisted by Mrs. T.. Fl. Bailey and
Mrs. A. L.. Bean. Luncheon was
served, and music was rendered by
Mrs. R. McLennan, Nellie Shaw and
Dollie Bailey.
In spite of cold weather, the Alpha
Concert Co. is drawing large crowds
to their tent show in the ball park.
Monday night the weather was too
cold for the actors to perform, but
hundreds of disappo inted people turn
ed away from the tent doors. It is a
very good show for their ridiculous
low price of admission.
y Furnished rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardboard,
for sale at this Office at ten cents each.
County Auditor H amer has resigned
and on Saturday the county commiss-
toner's appointed David Sylvester to
succeed him. Mr.. Sylvester has been
a faithful assistant in this Office over
year and has proven himself worthy
of this promo tion. Mr.. Haner will
go to the western coast in few days
as representative of a syndicate of
lumbermen of Bemidji, Fosston,
Crookston and Wisconsin, to locate
tim Der lands. Fl
The special school election held last
Saturday night to vote upon a prop
osition to bond the village to the ex-
tent of s12, 900 to take up the out
standing indebtedness of the school, "
resulted in spirited contest, in which
women played the leading parts. One
hundred and sixty votes were cast
104 for bonds. and So against. AS a
third vote in favor of a bond is
sue is necessary, the bond advocates
were defeated. AS soon as the result
was made known, the Board of Edu-
cation held a session and decided to
hold another election as soon as the
law would permit.
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