The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-08-01

8 GUY REM ORE has a number OF
young pigs for sale, q
M The board Of county commissioners
are in session today.
Get your stove wood of e. o. Glid-
den. Delivered on short notice. Tele-
phone SO.
Harry Reynolds went out to his
claim last week to satisfy himself that
ii was still there. @
For sash, doors and all kinds OF
building lumber 60 to p. j. Swed-
back. Prices greatly reduced.
Furnished Rooms for Rent signs,
neatly printed on heavy cardboard
for sale at this Office at ten cents each
j. p. Taylor has leased the Clavin
s& Tanner building on Third street,
and will occupy it about the 10th of
this month. II
The shorthand department of the
Mankato Commercial College is the
finest in the world. Send for cata-
logue.
AL. Hallet got mixed up in a wrest-
ling match in Grand Forks few days
ago with some unknown man and won
purse of s75.
The building between the postoffice
and the PIONEER Office is being raised
to u feet story, and 20 feet is being
added to its length.
Benny Moe, one Of the genial mem
bers of the Three Guardsmen. took a
flying trip to West Superior Wis.,.
last week to visit relatives.
Roger Martin is erecting two-story
addition in the rear of his furniture
store, 40 feet in depth, making the
whole building 50 feet long,
Will Doty Of Grand Forks was on a
visit with his mother, Mrs. A. Milne.
of this city, over the Sabbath. He is
on the police force of Grand Forks.
The trains west these days over the
Great Northern road are packed with
men rushing to the harvest fields OF
Western Minnesota and North Dakota.
H. e. Brooks Of the firm of Backus-
Brooks, lumbermen, came up from
Brainerd last Tuesday on tour of
inspection.
Rev. Father Mcdonald Of Brainerd,
and Rev. Father Cavenaugh of Mime
apolis are in the city this week for
recreation, and are guests of Hotel
Markham.
Harvey Woodward stuck SO tight to
the Woodmen's goat last Thursday
night that he prevented the old buck
ing machine from dumping him into
an ash heap.
Joe Stone Of Cass Lake paid the
city pleasant visit last Thursday.
Joe has been to his old home, Duluth,
where he has been for the past two
months and says things are humming
there as of old. Il
a. j.. Carlson is suffering from a
badly sprained ankle. He stepped
outside the door of his shop and into
a hole his dogs had scratched up for
purpose of lying on the cool earth,
hence the accident. He will possibly
be laid up for some time, as he is a
very heavy man.
Last Monday Tom and Will Eng
lish, Al. flanagan and Fetch Grum-
melsby left for the Dakota harvest
fields, where they expect to remain
until harvest is over. They are a
lively crowd of boys, and their friends
hope to see them return loaded with
all kinds of money.
Hon. Jud LaMoure and son and
Charles Cavalier of Pembina, n. D.,
came in from Twin Lakes last Friday,
where they had been on a fishing tour,
but were compelled to abandon it on
account of mosquitoes. They left for
their. homes the same day, but will re-
turn some time in September after all
pests have become extinct.
Mayor Dudley has issued an edict
that if anybody is caught begging in
the city the police will give them a
chance to earn an honest penny or a
meal by working on the streets. That's
business, as that line OF grafters has
become quite numerous here of late,
when there is all kinds Of labor wait
ing for all who care to apply.
A farewell party was given Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Wallace by the lady friends Of the
party of young men who went to the
harvest fields the following Monday.
Music, dancing, a banquet and gen.
era1 good time were the principal
numbers on the program, and the en-
tire party greatly enjoyed themselves.
A party, nearly all of whom were
guests of the Markham, went out Sun
day night about 8 O'Clock for trip
around the lake on the Moose. About
an hour later a sudden squail came