The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-09
So lis Said.
noke The Bernidji Fayorite.

aay. is5
4. Alexander Of Mcintosh was here
last week.
Miss McLennan returned from Mimi
eapol;s sunday.
Twenty -five per cent of on shoes at
G. r. Schroeder & Co. s.. 4422-45
Mr.. Richards, Of Halvorson s. Rich
ards, is up from Minneapolis.
j. IA. Wonzor is reported to have
struck it lucky in Texas oil stock.
Editor Butler Of the hustling Bag
ley independent was here yesterday.
Mr.. Ross, OF the firm Of Decaire &
Ross, returned from Duluth Sunday.
I. G. Burke returned Monday from
two weeks visit in Southern Mime
sofa. q
AZ child Of Mr.. Miller of the Leland
restaurant is seriously ID with pneu-
monia.s
Commits sioners Gallagher of Moose
ana Johnson of Leon arrived in town
Sunday.
Mrs ] ohm Graham returned Satur-
day from a visit with her parents at
Red Lake Falls.
Personal property tax is due if you
please, and must be paid before March
firstto escape penalty.
D. Plummer arrived from Clo-
quet Tuesday and has gone up to his
claim on the Big Fork.
Martin Gevelstad came down from
Bagley Tuesday and went up to Far
ley to look after interests.
DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be. equalled. S. b.
Gillespie. Guthrie Center. Ia.
Commissioner sibley arrived from
Solway, and Commissioner McDoug-
ala from Blackjack Monday.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Markham and son
Walter returned Monday from 4 two
weeks visit in Seattle, Wash.
Plain or fancy dressmaking at home
or By the day done by Miss r. Bur-
ington, Dewey av. and Tenth ST. As
w. f. Street arrived from his Mis-
souri, visit Monday, looking ten years
younger and three inches taller than
usual.
John G. Thorpe, the well known
Sheylin merchant, and his bride were
il Bemidji the first Of the week. They
were married Dec. 20.
George Wood attempted to storm
and capture Deprayity Hill Saturday
night, but was badly repulsed with an
iron poker in the hands Of q defender.
Rev. Mrs. Sutliff came up from Be.
midi the first OF the. week to make a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
+. j. Armstrong Turtle River Pine
Tree.
Wanted Temp ate man wants posi-
ton as bookkeeper; good penman;
references; other work cheerfully done;
wages no object. Address g. q. M.,s
Remidii. MINI. 44-5
Bacon g Browne y bowling alley
has the center of the stage now and
the mournful rumble Of the balls and
the death shrek of the pins are com
mon sounds on Third street.
M. 81. Bromley of Walker was here
Tuesday. He is an ex-member Of the
Andrews Opera Co., and is trying to
get, up home talent comic opera
under the auspices of some lodge.
All persons indebted to F. M. NAL
zahn are hereby notified to make set.
Element before Jan. Is. After that
date the accounts will be placed in the
hands Of a collector for settlement.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
held a joint installation Friday night,
after which lunch was served. Mrs.
j. w. Speelman of Buena Vista acted
as installing officer OF the Rebekahs.
Il = \
John Mickleson, deputy head con-
SUI for the Woodmen Of the north
western Minnesota district, is here in
the interest OF the local lodge, whose
membership he expects to materially
increase before he leaves.
The firm of Groom & Anderson has
dissolved and Mr.. Anderson will con-
tinue to conduct the business alone.
John has a homestead near Nebish
where he will develop his muscle in
the good, old-fashioned way.
John Groom is smiling at the stu
pidity OF the three Bemidii papers.
He was married several weeks ago to
Miss Larson at osceola, Wis, and
the papers have not heard OF il yet.
Who will start the fourth paper?
----- -----------------