The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-04-17
Rev. Higgins went to Duluth Tues

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B. T. Brown, Of Bagley, ives here
Tuesday.
Carl Oberg and wife were down from
Blackjack Monday. ].
q Joe Taggart came from Turtle Tues
day and wentto Duluth.
Pat Gassin and wife have gone to
Quebec TO spend the summer.
Mrs. AL. Kaiser Of Fosston is Wis
ting the Belnidii postmistress.
Nelson Willet was introduced to the
mysteries Of Odd Fellowship Frid ay
night.
House TO rent. Brick, three rooms.
Inquire Of A. Smith, residence west
of Catholic church.
Call at Omlch 5 news stand for all
kinds Of legal blanks, maps sand
.plats. "a full stock always on hand. If
Tomorrow is arbor day. The
governor has recommended that trees
be planted in the name Of William
Mckinley.
.. r. Young, Of the firm OF Young
q Cahill, has purchased the interest
of his partner and will conduct the
store alone.
In all the world no cure like Fl. w.
Bankers Cough, Catarrh, Consump-
tion Remedy at F. a. Mayo's drug
store.
g. Golden left Saturday for his
Michigan home, having received atele-
gram announcing serious Illness Of q
sister.
Tuesday evening, Apr. 22nd, the
Young People OF the Presbyterian
church will give social at the court
house. All are invited.
Monday Ida Dreyer purchased lot
2, in block 1, Bailey's addition Of
Lewis Lauretzen. for 1850. z. j..
Willis conducted the sale. d.
Prizes at the bowling alley We're
awarded this week to-: Ten pins, g.
Plummer, 19l; Lee Hebron, 1S4; Sew
enback, @. q. Bailey, Ninepins,
u. w. Med onald, I.
q Mayor Steidl and Thomas TWeet
will leave for the West the end Of this
month. They will visit all of the coast
states in company with party Of
friends from neighboring towns.
AS will be seen by a notice else
where In this paper, Ted Smith has
fled a petition In bankruptcy at
#Crookston. His assets were placed
at $40, of which s125 is exempt and
his liabilities at 81, 4I3.46.
& Next Sabbath morning Mr.. Higgins
will preach on the Building Of Sol
omon's Temple. Z In the evening
Everybody Doing Something. Z All
are invited to attend these services.
j. anes Field is now in charge Of the
local telephone system arriving last
week. Elmer Brigham assumes charge
Of the toll line and went to Black
duck Tuesday to take charge OF the
construction work there.
Rev. r. #. Broomfeld will try to
answer the question on Sunday, both
morning and evening in the Baptist
church, 1Can We Know We Are
Saved?n Services, i'll a. m. and 8
b. m; Sunday School, noon, and X.
p. Meeting at p. m. Everyone well
come.
N. G. Reynolds and son Harry are
putting up a building just south Of
the PIONEER office which they will
utilize for blacksmith shop. The
building will be 3ex6o. They are both
long experienced and competent black
smiths and wood workers and no
doubt will reap a share of the pros
perity which Bemidji blacksmitbs all
enjoy.
AS soon as the frost is out of the
ground the new railroads in the coun-
ty wiz put crews to work surfacing the
tracks and strengthening them up.
The track beyond Farley is in bad
shape owing to the settling of the
roadbed since the track was laid, and
from one to three feet OF sand vii
probably be needed to put the track
on frost-proof basis. Logging oeer-
ations on the Walker road will moi
be possible till much surfacing il
done.