The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-09
DR.. Foster was in Duluth last week

on businesss.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Flatley,
Monday, girl.
The Nobbiest in Ladies' Taylor
Made Suits. Mrs. L. L. Berman.
For this week Fancy winter apples
at $3.50 per bbl. at |. B. Olson's 81
Mrs. Bartell of Minneapolis. arriv-
ed here Tuesday for visit with her
daughter, Miss Cora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mcclure re-
turned to Bemidii after spending the
summer at Virginia, MINI.
Protestant girl wants position.
General house work preferred. Fair
wages wanted. *. Krestensen, Box5
Buena Vista, MINI. 81
M. J. Leak was in the city last
Friday and through his agent, Mr.
Willits,\ sold his residence property
on 9th street to Mr.. Cahill.
Mrs. A. E. Henderson and her
daughter, Miss June, returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit with
relatives in Eau Claire, Wis.
Editor Taylor of the Blackduck
Times was in the city last Saturday
for the first time in a year. The
PIONEER acknowledges pleasant
call. ."..'
Fred Peterson, of Buena Vista,
moved his family to this city to-day,
where he will live during the coming
winter in order to give his children
better schooling.
The subject on Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be "Jugglery,
Justice, and Judgement" In the
evening ''The New Court House. "
Lessons therefrom.
FOR SALE-5O h. p. engine. 60 h. p.
boiler, palmer, edges and general
milling outfit. The outfit has been
used but three months and Is in first
class shape. Will be sold at bar
gain.-Snow Brothers, Bemidji. 1888
Joe LaDue returned to his home in
Little Falls, much depressed in spirit
since his brother, George, was con-
victed of murder. The .brothers are
vastley different in their makeup.
Joe is considered very fine man.
r. G. Whitmer of Primghar, Iowa,
is in the city as the guest of l.. Il.
Bailey, and family. Mr.. Whitmer
owns something like $4,000 acres OF
Beltrami county soil, and says he
would rather live in Bemidji than any
other place he knows OF.
For the benefit of the Congregation
al church OF Turtle River, My Trav-
els in Europe" a lecture, illustrated
with stereopticon views, on the above
subject, will be given in the Baptist
church on Wednesday, Oct. 18th, by
Rev. Henry w. Parsons, OF St. Paul.
Admission, adults, 20 cents, children,
10 cents. .. asst r% as- g.. ..... E.
Understanding the difficulty Bemidji
people have in obtaining the proper
attention when the have trouble with
their eyes, E. A. Barker, the wei
known jeweler, has made arrange
ments with the Tudor Optical Co.,
320 Robert St., St. Paul, to have
them send their eye specialist to his
store regularly to diagnose and cor
rect irregular and defective eyesight.
There are fifty thousand people in
the twin cities and State wearing
glasses fitted by Mr.. Tudor. We
refer you to any of them and to all
leading members of the medical
fraternity. Mr.. Tudor uses the Tudor
system of Rebudscopy and Puscubes.
All glasses from direct examination
of the reflex, doing away with all
guess work. For further particulars
call on E. A. Barker, or see notice OF
first visit, later. 81
1t is rumored by press and public
that the Acknowledgements company
is one of the best shows playing the
western country this season. Thanks
to Mr.. Wheelock for securing this
company to appear here. The com
pany produces on the opening even
ing est. Camille," with Miss
LeFebvre as Camille and Mr.. Carpen'
ter as Armand Dural. On Saturday
evening "Esmeraldo, with Miss Le'
Febvre in the name part and Mr..
Carpenter as Dave Hardy. The stage
furnishings and wardrobe are elabor
ate and this engagement will give al
chance to see the Masterpiece
"Camille, as we'll as "Esmeraldo. ;
Prices have been reduced to 25c, 35t
and SOC. Special Matinee Saturday
presenting ''Esmeraldo," with specia
effects. Prices 15c and 25c. Seats or
sale at City Drug Store.
Brainerd Tribune: The State Boart
of Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioners were in the city on Thurs