The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-02-07
Fur coats at cost at Burton's.

4 Fur coats at cost at Burton's.
! Chas. Freshman, the Ralph post
master, was in town Tuesday.
i We have a number OF our recent
!, boom edition of the PIONEER for sale
at 5 cents per copy.
A lodge Of the Modern Samaritans
will be organized this week, with a
charter membership OF about so.
The Ladies of the Altar society are
requested to meet Saturday at P N
4 at the Catholic church Important.
Sheriff Bailey attended the annual
meeting of the Minnesota county
isheriffs in the Twin Cities last week.
/ For your bread, cakes, pies and
I confectionery, call at the Bemidji
1 Bakery. All goods delivered free. tt.
1 Mrs. Renfeld, the midwife. is u
graduate from Christina, Norway.
4 Inquire at Mr.. Blocker's, opposite the
Pres byterian church.
4 +. w. Bills, who for over twelve
years has acted as county attorney for
Hubbard county, was up from Park
Rapids last week.
During the past week the travelling
men have been as numerous as a
swarm of bees in the city, and they all
/ say that no town in the northern por-
/ ton of the STAT, of three times the
population OF Bemidii, buys as many
goods; and, furthermore, that collec-
tions at this point are a number !.
Morally, Beltrami people may be a
1 few steps behind the times, but mem
4 italy they are as strong as the winds.
/ from the wintry north. The first case
of feeble-mindedness was discovered
Hast week and a Scandinavian from
1.-The town OF Leon was sent to Fari-
ibault. He is the first case from this
county to be sent to the home for the
predetermined.
! Carver Bros. state that they are hav-
/ INC very much better luck in the woods
this winter than usual. While the
snow has not been as abundant as
they would have liked, still the wealth.
er has been of such an even tempera-
| ture for several weeks that things
have gone along like clockwork, and
they anticipate fulfilling their con-
tracts to the very letter and will pos
lsibly undertake more work than they
have contracted.
The Red Men are on the warpath for
the success of their dance on the dark
OF Feb. % the birthday of their first
Great Father, George Washington.
The dance will be a success, for that
| is what the Red Men want more than
horsemeat or firewater. At s o'clock
sharp the grand march will begin.
headed by the Big Medicine Men and
Chiefs in warpaint. The palefaces
will rot be harmed for the pipe of
peace has not been smoked in vain.
Let the White brother come. He will
be given a charmed life and a good
time. The ladies of the ST. Philips
church will serve supper. The Be
midi orchestra has been engaged to-
beat the tom tom and furnish music
Brothers, it is good that you 60. 81
In the constent get-there speed of
Bemidji on its way to citydom SUIT
tons bakery is not left behind. a
steady growth of patronage demands
the quickest and best methods for
turr ing out fruit OF the oven. At con-
siderable expense Mr.. Sutton has just
installed alarge brick oven to the
rear of his bakery. Baker Vogel has
had all kinds Of experience with stoves
and ovens, and this oven was built
according to his ideas. The walls are
two feet thick and a floor. of sand seven
feet deep gives the oven long reten-
ton of heat. The draught is perfect
and q quick heat is also secured. 400
loves of bread can be baked at one
| time and the temperature is made so
| even that every loaf will be finished
| just alike. G. L. Gilbert had the con.
tract for doing the brick work, and he
did a neat job.
A powerful engine cannot be run
with weak boiler, and we cant
keep up the strain OF an active life
| with weak stomach; neither can we
stop the human machine to make re-
pairs. If the stomach cannot digest
enough food to keep the body strong,
such preparation as Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure should be used 1t di-
gests what you eat and It simply cant
help but do you good. f.. Al. Mayo.
On sunday morning, Feb. 10th, the
first of a series of sermons on Chris
tian Doctrines will be given in the
Baptist church. The first Of these SER