The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-10-10


Mrs. A. Milne has purchased the
Lakeside bakery.
For jackets and cloaks Of the latest
style 60 to The Fair Store.
Mrs. @. Il. Knox returned Friday
from her visit in Brownsville.
Guy Dunning went to Winsor Sat-
urday to resume teaching school.
A cross walk has been put in be.
tween the city hall and Brinkman's.
The Algoma hotel now has an ele-
giant office room on the ground floor.
A fine line of ladies jackets and
cloaks just received at The Fair Store.
J. r. Oringer drove party OF
friends to Farley early Sunday morn
ing.
Lars Omdahl came down from his
claim at Blackjack yesterday and re-
turned to Bagley
The school literary meeting was
postponed from last Friday night 10
Saturday night.
Telephone connections are complete
with Minneapolis, but the line is not
in working order.
George p. Watson returned yester-
day from a visit in Barnum, and
goes up to the Big Fork country to-
day.
Frank Miksche returned to Brock
enridge Monday with bag full of
ducks, and says he enjoyed himself
highly while here.
Photographer Reeds building
for sale, the one he has used for a
gallery on the lake shore. Newly
built and of the best of material. Big
discount off for cash.
tArne Solberg and Levi STEVENSON
have formed partnership, and as
soon as they can put up building
will engage in the -four, feed, hay and
commission business.
Five prominent Minneapolis men
are stopping at Guy Remore's at
Lake Plantagnet and looking for
ducks. They are, j. w. Flue, super
intendent OF the postoffice money de-
partment; DR.. Gould, John Van Ness,
Frank Hayward, a newspaper man,
and Tom Deacon, a civil engineer.
Catarrh is terrible scourge, dis
ease whose germs are spread broad
cast over this fair land of ours, and
in many cases is the forerunner OF
consumption, that terrible disease
whose fangs when set upon its victim
usually means death. But there is a
cure for catarrh and disease of the
throat and lungs. It is Fl. w. Bark
er's cough, catarrh and consumption
remedy, and we always keep it.
Mayo's drug store. tt
The Rev. George F. swinnerton,
pastor of the M. E. church, has been
returned to the Bemidji charge for
another year by the Northern Mime
sofa Conference in sessionlast week at
Brainerd. The new church which Mr..
Swinnerton has completed, which, was
begun by Rev. G. P. Watson, will bs
opened by Rev. Robert Forbes, DID,,
presiding elder Of the M. E. church,
on Sunday, Oct. n. 5, /
F. "A. Brown was down from Black
duck Friday, not looking any lighter
from recent attack of "Czolgoszism. y
He served warrant on bad man,
and the latter demonstrated by draw
ing revolver and wheeling it into
firing line with Arts face. Art kept
his nerve and the revolver, and was
in the justice chair next morning
when the bad man appeared for iudg-
ment.
The Minnesota & International has
closed a contract with the Backus-
Brooks Co. for the hauling of 1900, 900
feet OF logs to Minneapolis this fall.
This will keep the mills of the COM
pany running until the close of the
season. The work will commence at
once, and many of the logs will be
hauled to the new mill at that place.
The road has handled 120, 000,0 900 feet
OF logs for the Minneapolis lumber.
men this season.
President Kerlin of the Iron Range
Telephone Co. says that the setting of