The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

Town SaturuSy.
Clyde Bacon came down from Black
duck Saturday.
Carl oberg was down from Black
duck Saturday.
G. NJ. Taylor was in from Cass
Lake Saturday.
". c. Foathun came down from
Blackdack Monday.
Johnnie Mcdonald and Geo, Nc
Crea left Friday for the Big Fork
country.
A. Gilmonr returned Saturday from
Blackduck where he was looking over
the Interests of the firm. l8 \.
Wes Irwin went to Croekston San
day to look for bargains ia pine
| auscag the claim holders
| n n. Jerrard went TO st. Cloud
lSatirday where he was called by the
serious illness Of his mother.
" saw mill has been eccated at Fecs-
by by Mr.. Johnscn, who ~ill saw ap
Er~in & o. Brien' 3 hard wood i'm thast
\ lwscinity.
H. Il. Owen came hgmefrom Bensddi
Il.last Friday to spend % few days wash
This family, rctGsnine yesterday. L,eng
Prairie Leader.
Chris Christensen went to Fsriey
Monday to arrange'the office there SO
the Farley Telegram may he published
sak home next week.
The ladies of tine Maccabees' Ever
sgreen Hive No. H5, will meet Wednes-
rday, Febraaaay E2sh, at the hssrne OF
Mrs. Robinson, over the B. ~ N.
flepot.
| Commissioners tG Gallagher, OF Moose,
and Tom Wilsey, Of BagleS, av-lved
Saturday and proceeded up 10 the
Big Fork country in the interest OF
bother PARTIES.
| A. FL. M8adk is ;assisaiag Henry
Buenther in his taaidermiss shop, to
which turrier department has been
| added. MIR. .Maack lis .. aorother to
ISMrs. BRanther, both OF whom rsoently
E,arrived 6rom salt Lake Caty..
RemeMber III w. Bankers eeongh,
tcatarrh and consumption remedy y
when yeal need meaicine nhatetlres
that aGfnl dtsaase, eatarHra, and all
Throat and lung troubles. Albways for
sale at Mayo ;sdrup Store. TT Il
John Galilstatll returned Mesndayfh-om
a months tniptthrongh the West. He
picked up "a aaalf section a1f pine in
Oregon about sseven miabiGan feet a
pair OF Buffalo hornsl lin Albertaaand
! sNparieHae along the way. Hessent
MP to Blael1dnak in. the evening.
4sAmoDg those who successfully
Epassed the examination before the
atate board of Ioh arn,acv lis Ed reaeh,
RoaW il 6niiilmoasr 81 CO IS store ;Eat
BEackd ucik Fhis lis very ,oieshitahle
to daim, as hs iattended school bat, a
fexAlno nontks, ,,and over 80 per .eent, 81
the plieants don rtifiesaes Hailed. i
Asrery xsallssable piece 0f fuRniture
has lheen inst allad I'M the GnunM Aud
itOeTs office in tAe ,shape of:a book
i HOaa1i bus g Ga, lis Il aa00sk ,cese on
wheels, in MIaiah l,nay he kept the
res0aa2s to be alsaai in the ottiae .dEfing
day ard CARRIED hack ssithoait thandl-
1 ing INTO the vault at nisait. The
shelves have rGalers AT bG1its,m and
sides which greatly tAyrpeduces the wear
| on tine heavy vOlsnaes.
The -aeel ling geonsestbetween 1he high
schools of Benaitati, lFosst@n. Pasas
A2apids and Grand Rapids will luE-
aaaoubtedGy occur sonnet time Jim Fshrn-
ary, though the e&aet, date has not
hsen. fxe&. Reduced lrates wial he Sc
cured, possibly half Gase and eit&@ens
/ of Grand lsapids will he given an OPP
paatunity of; attesting their Loyalty TO
the school ay turning Mllt and roofing
for e,nr side Grand Rapids Magaet.
Last Wednesday evening a number
of our young naen met at the Lumber
mems bank anal laid plaas for organ
izing IA branch here of tthe Young
Mems Ghristian Association. Guy
Dunning was chasen temporary chair
Imam aud Geo. Calver secretary. The
following committee was appointed to
Rash the organization: Finaaee. Har-
|,ry Young. sChas. James and Fred lHar-
SON: constitution, Ned Robertson,
The Wonz0r and Geo. Culver. htliid-
ings< Harry Reynolds and Guy Dun
ming.
Theee is alihtle chunk of the United
States north OF the International
boundary line and on the west shore
of the LGke of the Woods. about four
townships in size. The government IL
having this surveyed and the water
lines meandered. Messrs. Stoner and
Muliigan have secured most OF the
contract and crew of surveyors have
already gone north to begin the york,
going by way of Bed Lake Falls. The