The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-25
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i Don't forget the clearance SAFE On
lsummer goods at The Fair. 2o-2l
Robert Neving OF Clearwater was in
town the fore part of the week. @
Sam Tedford of Cass Lake is recre-
ating in the city for few days.
| Everybody is invited to the mid
lsummer sale on seasonable goods at
| The Fair. 20-21
John A. Blackwell of the St. Paul
Dispatch is in the city for weeks
outing.
When you want anything in the line
of plumbing call on McCuaig s. Lud-
ington.
Z MOTH proof paper bags for ladies
or gentlemen's IS fur garments at Barney
| Burton's.
| S. S. Stadsvold, G. w. Parke and
lW. j. Manley OF Fosston were in town
Monday.
Get your stove wood Of E. O. Glid-
den. Delivered on short notice. Tele-
phone 50.
Mrs. G. C. Ralston, who has been
lquite i'll for some days, is able to be
about again
Evan Carson came down from Bag
| ley Sunday on a visit with his relatives
and friends.
S. G. Lochen returned Sunday from
| a several days. business trip to Gil
max, Polk county.
LOST--A Pug dog. Liberal re-
| ward will be paid finder by returning
same to j. Nj. Hanson.
| The Great Northern Railroad Co.
will add nearly a mile Of additional
side tracks in the yard here at once.
IA NICE lot Of children's second
1hand clothing for sale: also good
carpet rags. Inquire at this office.
Ladies shoes at 9S cents per pair
and upwards. A comeplete line always
on hand. SNOW q SCHROEDER. @
At the school election last Saturday
night George Tanner and D. c. Smyth
were elected members Of the school
board.
| There must be ''new coon in town, !
as Mrs. English had the misfortune to
lose a large number OF spring chick
ems last Saturday night
w. F. Street has the piling on the
| ground to be used in the foundation OF
his new building on the corner OF Bel
| trami avenue and Second street.
A bad complexion generally results
from inactive liver and bowels. In all
such cases. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers produce gratifying results. F,A.
Mayo.
| On Saturday last the last will and
testament of John Thompson, late q
Blackjack, was filed for probate,
John NJ. Gilstad was appointed ex'
lecutor.
/ K. p. Wig, Gunder Rosland and
Chas. Larson Of this city left Tuesday
/ to visit their claims seven miles NORTH
of Bridgie. They will be absent sev.
eral days.
Swedback g. Rode's new building,
24x6O feet, two stories high, is vel
under way, and they expect to occupy
lit with a large stock OF groceries
within a month.
| ssHappy" Anderson has his billiard
| room in the Markham hotel running
| in full blast, and it is quite a resort
for those who enjoy quiet game Of
billiards or pool.
The members of the Beltrami Agri-
cultural society will meet at the city
hall on Thursday, Aug. l, at 1:3l
D. m., when business Of Importance
will be transacted.
| A young man entertained a large
crowd last Sunday doing the high
dive act from the top of a 25 foot lad
der. He made the plunge into water
about six feet in depth.
Dan Tracy was arrested Tuesday,
charged with and convicted of having
stolen large number of chickens be-
longing to Mrs. English. He was
sent to the county jail for period OF
80 days.
Workmen began tearing away the
building on the corner of Beltrami
avenue and Third street Monday
morning preparatory to erecting the
Miles block, which is to be the finest
| in the city.
The Crookston base ball team went
over to Grand Forks last Friday and
literally wiped the ground with that
towns crack aggregation. Hereafter
Grand Forks won't root on Friday, at
least at home. The score was s to l..
Herman Donman of Langdon, n.
D., offers a reward of S25 for informa-
ton as to the whereabouts of his son,
aged 16 years, who left his home June
IA. He is about five feet in height,
and weighs 110 pounds. He had on a
dark gray coat and black winter cap
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