The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

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ton, Mimi, Sunday, where he attend.
ed the funeral of his young brother
Finley, who died OF heart disease.
The North Brothers, who made a
very favorable impression here last
summer, are billed to show here three
nights this week, Feb. y, ID and IA.
Daily papers, periodicals and ger
eral supplies now on hand. Your
patronage and orders respectfully so
licited. j. PETERSON, JR.
Robert Potter, the drayman, who
has been sick for six weeks, is able to
get to work again. He says the dray
business has more. attraction for him
than sick bed. Il.
John Mitchell was down from Buena
Vista Monday after medicine for his
wife, who is dangerously i'll. The
sudden illness called himfrom Solway,
where he has been working.
Ben Moe, Jas Conley and Ted Ma
10y arrived from their Big Fork
homesteads Monday and will visit
here awhile. They say seeding has
already begun in their country.
Saturday Judge skinvik probated
the case of Peter f. Erickson, who
died in the town OF hammers in De-
cember. and appointed Erick Peter
son, Of Sundahl, Norman county, ad-
ministrator.
Art Brannick was given rehear-
ing before Judge Reynolds Saturday
and bound over to the grand jury
under 50, 600 bonds. He Is the man
charged with the Nebish rape, and
was released last week on 800 bail.
Two sleigh loads of Epworth Leag-
ers drove out to Plantaganet la!ap
Friday night, taking lunch along, ana
a delightful evening was spent at the
elegant residence Of Guy Remore and
wife.
F.. a.. Brown, wife and daughter
came down from Blackduck Monday,
and on Wednesday Mrs. Brown
went on to Marshalltow, nIowa, to
spend a month or two with her par
|ents.
Remember Ell. w. Barker's cough,
catarrh and consumption remedy
when You need q medicine that cures
that awful disease, catarrn, and all
throat and lung troubles. Always for
sale at Mayo 'sdrue store. If
Geo. Sutton came up from Mime
apolis Tuesday to settle up some busi-
ness matters connected with the Lake
side bakery, which he sold last SUM
mer. His family is in Minneapolis
and he is now engaged in the land
business. s5
DR. T. J. Caldwell, lately of Chi
cago, and graduate of the Trinity
University and Fellow Trinity Med
#ical College Of Toronto, Ont, is here
looking over this northern country
for q good location. He may decide
to cast his lot il Bemidji.
The nextissue Of the Gateway Mag
azine will contain . full and Illus
.trated write-up of Benidji and Bel
trami county. Every resident should
secure few copies for distribution to
the outside world, as it will be an ex-
cellent advertising medium. Leave
orders at this Office.
The Woedmen initiated a class Of
eleven candid ases last Thursday night
and there are fifteen more scheduled
to jeopardige their dignity tonight.
The Woodmen goat is reported sway
backed, and so much work makes him
buck fearfullg-
Last week C. H. Woodward and L.
Blooston sold their Palace Clothing
House to Mrs. l.. Berman, who will
conduct the same, placing Ike Berman
in charge. Harvey gives his reason
for selling that he cannot get down
from his hoLaestead often enough to
give much attention to the store.
The Chas. ScruaGhin vs. Eugene
Smith case did mot come up for trial
Tuesday, as the defendant consented
to,the submitting OF tine evidence to
Judge Martin for q decision. The
Judge awarded the plaintiff s. dam
ages and taxed the costs to the defend
ant. We will give the full text of this
decision in our next issue.
Commissioner Lang of Itasea eoun-
ty is alive to the interests of his
region, and has secured money enough
from his board to open up a winter
road from Big Falls to Little Fork,
where Wm. Sliogerland keeps q stop
ping place. Judge Chapman returned
from Koochiehing last week and re-
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