The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-12-12
50 lis Said.
Smoke The Bemidii Favorite.

Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.
q Richard Lett of Tenstrike is i'll here
Eight-room cottage to rent. Inquir
at this office.
County Attorney W. F. Street wen
to ST. Paul Sunday.
Mems night robes from so cents t,
$3.50 at Barney Burton's. 4l-2
Andrew Larson went up to Bridge
recently, where he will look up ,
claim.
Henry Revor, who lived in Sheyli1
for some time past, moved his famil,
TO Bemidii a few days ago.
For Sale or Exchange for Lum.
ber--One small sawmill, complete
Inquire of E.. j. Swedback, Bemidii.
Arthur Chase of the Sinners Chase
Investment Association of Omaha
Neb., paid us a pleasant visit Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Clara Wright Of Little Falls
returned home Tuesday after visiting
with her brother, Art, of Hotel Mark.
ham for the past two weeks.
GU can fit up your Christmas trees
from top to bottom; candles, trim
innings and presents at 1. B. Olson
old stand. E. A. Sather. Alp
" ,4s 49, II s. E. 81 q i-1 & Z
Endor Brosseau, who has been at
his claim a short distance from here
for q few days outing, returned to
Crookston Saturday last fully re-
freshed.
Remember Fl. w. .B arker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrn, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at aYo'sdrug store. If
Treasurer Shinn and Auditor Syl-
yester left for ST. Paul Monday to
be present at the Megaarden trial.
They are supposed to be two import
ant Witnesses for Hennepin county
On Saturday morning about nine
O'Clock lace curtain in one Of the
windows OF the Algoma hotel caught
fire in some unforeseen way, and Mrs.
Bishops little child got tangled up in
Commissioner Ed Gallagher came in
from the booming town of Aida Sat-
urday noon with his little grip filled
with bullion as the result of several
sales OF town lots in that prosperous
burg recently. He says: ''They have
me going some now.''
Laying of steel to Blackjack on the
M. g. I railway will be completed
about Jan. Is. It is understood that
at the completion of the road to that
point there will be a mammoth ex-
cnrsion which will run from st. Paul
and intermediate points.
g. E. Oberg, at one time considered
a swift among the craft on the Duluth
News Tribune, is in line with new
paper at Blackduck to be called the
American. He launched forth with
the first issue on Dec. II. We wish
him every success in his first venture
in life.
it, which was burning fiercely at the
time. The presence OF mind of the
mother saved the child from being
burned to death, as we'll as the entire
block from destruction. The little
boy received a severe cut on the
temple and a few small burns as re-
minder of his mischievous ways. Mrs.
Bishop should be commended for her
bravery.
The Crookston Daily Journal says
many complaints are made by the
citizens along the Cass Lake line of
the Great Northern who are compelled
to use the road as passengers or ship
pers, over the lack of facilities for
handling the traffic. Prominent cit
liens of Bemidji are strongly advocat-
ing the building Of a double track
from Grookston to Duluth.
Catarrh is a 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
means death. But there is a
cure for catarrh and disease of the
throat and lungs. 1t is Fl. w. Bark
er g cough, catarrh and consumption
and we always keep it.
drug store. tt