The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-11

The best screen doors for the none
at Swedback's.
John Trennaman returned from Da
kota last week.
j. W. Speelman was down iron
Buena Vista Monday.
The board of equalization for Bel
trami county meets next Monday.
M. ID. Stoner returned Saturday
from a business trip to Crookston.
When you want anything in the line
of plumbing call on McCuaig & Lud,
ington.
DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for asth.
ma cannot be equalled. S. B. GILES,
pie, Guthrie Center, La.
John D. Marlin, formerly connected
with the Merchants bank here, came
up from Staples Monday.
Don't forget that the fall term of the
Mankato Commercial College will be-
gin Sept. 3. Write for catalogue.
Extra fancy Massina lemons, s4.25,
and oranges, 1915, per case, for one
week, at l. E. Olson's confectionery
store. ~
The Fourth was marked in Bemidii
with the silence of a political grave
yard. Half of our people were out of
town; the other half slept.
Mrs. r. McLennan's sister and
brother-in-law, G.. Nelson and wife OF
Kamloops, Canada, returned home
yesterday after few days visit here.
1t is impossible to hire men, they
say, on the local railroad work; but
the employment Office here is shipping
large crews for that kind of work in
Montana. y
A few of the friends of Q. J.. Shinn
called on him Monday night to tell
him he was getting old. The occasion
was his 10th birthday and the gather
ing was a pleasant surprise.
Dad Palmer returned Tuesday from
Crookston where he secured few
million frogs and in company with
of the Crookston Times,
went up to Turtle River to feed fish.
The Modern Woodmen give dance
tonight at the opera house in honor of
the Bemidji band, which in a body
joins that lodge prior to the dance.
The public entertainment begins at II
o'clock. .s...
Clavin & Tanner have purchased
the old school building and moved it
upon their lot just west Of Mrs. Days
on Third Street. They have put a
business front upon the building and
will offer it for rent
M. a.. Clark, the popular village
clerk of Blackduck, was here Monday
doing missionary work with the county
board. Blackjack has debt of over
81, 400 on account Of smallpox cases,
and wants the county to assume the
cost.
A party was given Monday in honor
If Miss Deva Barker by a few of her
Bemidji friends. A boatride on the
lake and refres hments at the residence Of
Idw. Kaiser and wife were on the pro-
,ram. Miss Barker returns to her
Minneapolis home this week.
In Justice Martins court Saturday
! new citizen named Remington was
ined 800 or so days in jail for in
[ulging In the pastime of beating his
wife. He accepted the 80 days. 1t is
aid that his wife is in pitiful condi-
ion as result Of his brutality.
Notices of the organization of a
own to be known as Bartlett in ISL
8, Itasca county, have been posted.
\ petition was filed several months
ygo for the organization of another
ownship, 1925, to be called Camp
'ell, but as yet the board has taken
70 action. ..
The following officers were elected
It the serni-annual election of officers
# the Epworth League OF Bemidii:
resident, Clarke Burt, 1st vice pres,
William Smith, End vice pres, Chas.
}. Jones, Bird vice pres, Rev. G. f.
'winnerton, 4th vice pres, Jennie
.eak, Secretary, Jennie Leak, Treas
rer, E. P. Rice.
Are you interested in child saving
-ork?' Rev. E. F. Savage, superin-
endent of the Children's Home So
iety, will speak on the subject of
hid saving next Sunday morning at
ne Baptist church. Come and learn
t the great work which is being done
Or children in our state. 1t is a
ork in which we all should be great
Y Interested,
School closed for the season in Dis
'ict No. 40 last Thursday when an
legant program was rendered by the
,holars. Afterwards the children
nd parents of the district were treated
, an old-fashioned picnic in the grove
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