The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-05-23
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You will find Scott, the Jewler, at
Wheelock's news stand. ~.
TT. Webb is taking lay off from
the delivery work on account OF i'll
health. sa@'5ss @ #
HI. T. Young, editor of Bertha's
well-trimmed Headlight, spent several
days in Bemidii.
ClHerriges a. Akin had grand open
ing of their Third street saloon on
Monday night. III.
Crookston doesn't propose to be
outdone by Bemidji, and now has a
bucket shop of it's own.
For sash, doors and all kinds OF
building lumber go to E. j. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
Mankato Commercial college has
the finest catalogue of any school in
the United States. Sent free on appli-
cation. =,
Go to I. B. Olson's new ice cream
parlors when you want dish of pure
ice cream. Strawberry and vanilla
havors always kept on hand.
On Sunday evening Rev. Higgins
will preach the first of three sermons
on "Overcoming Obstacles" All are
invited to these services.
The building of telephone toll
line between Duluth and Crookston,
through Fosston and Bemidji, is one
Of the projects being considered by
the Iron Range Telephone Co. "
The little city of Detroit has been
struck by a moral wave and the
saloons ordered to take out all gamb-
ling devices and close their places Of
business on Sunday and at ii O'Clock
at night, according to law. Detroit
has been run on the wide open plan
for some time.
Hans P. Thompson and his brother,
T. Thompson of White Rock, S. d.,
bought the corner property adjoining
the Svea hotel on Bemidji and Third
streets of the Townsite Co. today;
consideration, $500. These gentle
men will erect two-story building at
once to be, used as a hotel and saloon.
The Cosgrove's Entertainers are
billed for the Opera House Thursday
and Friday, May 80 and 81, and from
clippings of other papers they are
something that seldom visits us. The
musical part of the program is away
above the average musician, as Mr..
Cossrove has a reputation of carry
ing nothing but the best.
Judge C. J. Fisk and G. A. McCanna
of Grand Forks; T. A. Sullivan, W.
II. Pringle and J. r. Johnson OF East
Grand Forks, and A. E. Sheets OF
Lakota, N. D., spent Monday here
fishing, and in half day caught 500
fish, mostly pike. They intended to
spend a week here, but their luck was
SO good that they left on the next
train. Thus do the fish conspire
against the hotels Of Bemidii. a,
On Sunday morning next the serv-
ice at the M. E. church will be with
drawn on account Of the union
Memorial services to be held in the
city hall. The service will be held as
usual in the, evening at 7:45 p. m.
when the pastor, Rev. G. F. Swimmer
ton, will preach on the subject 1.-THE
Commonest Thing in the World" All
who are not in the habit of attending
church elsewhere are cordially invited
to attend the M. E.. church.
There is probability that all the
lumber camps in the northern part OF
state will be burned down this sum-
mer by, order of the board of health.
During the past two winters the many
camps have been the breeding places
of smallpox, and it is found that the
disease will develop in more deadly
form next winter unless heroic meas
ures are taken for it's suppression.
This project has been in the minds Of
the state board for some time, and has
been preached before.
The government has issued an order
for the removal of the Buena Vista
postoffice from the village to point
one mile and one-fourth northwest.
This was the result of petition of so
names being forwarded to the depart
ment. But we believe that the mis-
take, if mistake it be, will be remedied
as soon as the remonstrance petition
reaches Washington. 1t certainly
looks like a joke when an Office is
moved out of village with three
stores, three hotels, a sawmill, saloon,
blacksmith shop, etc., to a point
where at present one pine tree is said
to be the only resident.
LOST-Black hound, tan spots; an
swers to the name of Don. Suitable
reward will be paid on return to Mrs.
F. W. Rhoda.
$40 REWARD For arrest and