The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-09-05
a. j. Baxter. village clerk Of Sol

way, was lere last Ffld ay.
Thirteen lots. nicely located, for
sale by Z. Beaudette.
Auditor Haner went to Duluth and
the Twin Cities Sunday.
| Mrs. Edward Kaiser returned from
her Central Minnesota visit Saturday.
P. J. Russell returned Sunday nor
several day S legal work at Crookston.
Harry Gillon of Park Rapids spent
q few days in town taking In the sights.
Good saw mill for sale. Enquire
of H. A. Langord, Langor, MINI. II
Any person wishing herding done
apply to the Ralph boys, Third street.
NJ. "a. Sprague returned Sunday to
Mimic, N. D., after two-week's visit
here.
Mrs. Mat Phibbs returned Sunday
from a tWo-week's visit with relatives
near Fosston.
Mrs. Joseph Markham returned
Sunday from an extended visit at
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Arthur Wright and Miss Cora
Wright Of Brainerd are visiting the
family Of A. E. Wright.
For sash, doors and all kinds OF
building lumber go to E. j. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
e. r. Martin sold out his interest in
the News last week, then changed his
mind and bought it back again.
DR.. a. e. Henderson and Clarence
Speelman went to Crookston on q
hunting expedition last Saturday.
J.. r. Richard, the brickman, re-
turned Monday from Little Falls,
where he has been visiting relatives.
FURNISHED rooms for rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardbo arc,
for sale at this Office at ten cents each.
MankatO Commercial College is
the ONLY genuine actual business col
lege in the west. Send for catalogue.
Mrs. Charles Wight returned to her
home at Bemidjiflast Saturday after a
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dean. Eagle Bend
News.
Messrs. Lifquist and Wilcox left
Monday for the Little Fork river by
way Of Winnipeg. They will look for
claims under the leadership OF Harry
Grove.
Last week we stated that 5000 was
collected by the committee having the
Brainerd excursion in charge. We
should have said that 5000 was prom
ised but only $3.50 collected.
Tim Welch returned to Bemidji
Tuesday from Hibbing where he had a
finger in the Arnold-B eausch alte
scrap. Some Of the Bemidji sports
met him at the train with a big base
drum.
George McTaggart of Bemidji has
purchased the stock Of liquors owned
by Rus Whipple, and will hereafter
run the saloon in the Ellis block for
merly conducted by Mr.. Whipple. -
Cass Lake Voice.
Remember Fl. w. Barker's cough,
|catarrh and consumption remedy
when you need a medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrh, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at Mayo 'sdrug store. If
T. ]. Nary Of Park Rapids intends
to sell some land in this county now
that the demand is becoming active,
and has established an office here in
East Bemidji. Last week he made one
sale in Cass county of 1000 acres. It
was located in 1880.
Ed. French is now assisting the
Northern Express Co. He says the
prospects for the working men in Da-
kota is not as good as the papers
have been advertising. There are two
men for every. job, and hundreds are
leaving for the east daily.
Newspapers throughout the state are
now advising their readers to patron
lie home merchants and not regard
the alluring talk Of agents and catchy
ads Of wholesale houses, and thousands
Of dollars are spent with home mer-
chants as a result that would other
wise 60 to outside dealers. Still
many merchants refuse to spend a
dollar in advertising in the local
papers, and some even send away for
job printing. It requires a peculiar
Christian grace to run a newspaper
under some circumstances. Red Lake
Falls Gazette.