The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-16
So 'TiS Said.

nigh.
District court finished it's work last
Friday.
Rev. Higgins made a trip to Duluth
last week.
DR.. Ward made professional trip
to Cass Lake Monday evening.
DR.. Morrison spent Sunday on his
homestead in the vicinity of Black
duck. IT.
r Editor LaFreniere of the Itasca
County Record was in the city last
Saturday on business. -.@-"
e. Commissioner Pogue is paying. for
the city, 81 day to his laborers on
the streets, and it is hard to get men
at that price.
The shorthand department of the
.Mankato Commercial College, Man
ka.o, Mimi, is the finest in the world.
i Send for catalogue.
.. Rev. Benjamin irons ofLyle, Mimi,
4 preached at Turtle last Sunday In
view of taking charge of the Congre-
rgational church there.
The latest railroad news is to the
effect that the M. & +. will be extended
as far as Bridgie this winter, and that
men are now at work clearing the
right of way.
Graham g. Knopke have moved
their meat market from the ola Dud-
ley building on Third street to the
building on Beltrami avenue formerly
occupied by the Snow g. Schroeder
store.
sam Simpson is building very
neat barn near his residence on BE-
midi avenue, where he has purchased
three or four lots, which indicates
that he is going to make Bemidjl his
home.
Evan Carson came home from school
at Collegeville last week, i'll and
bleeding from the lungs. His case Is
mot serious, and in all probability ne
Will ~ GS we'll do 0soa AA !" o
time.
The business men of Park Rapids
got sick and tired of their telephone
service and went to work and organ
lied stock company among them
selves and in less than sixty days will
have a telephone system Of their own
There is very much activity in the
vicinity of the new mill. A great dea
of lumber and timber is being shipped
here from other mills at Crookstor
and ST. Hilaire for the construction o1
the mill, and large number OF mef
and teams are constantly at work fol
good wages.
Tt is at the end of a logging roat
20 miles from Solway that the veteran
logger, S. A. Gray has contract tt
put in twenty million feet of logs thi
winter. To do this he must hire 20
men, and he says that the loves
wages to be paid to any of the mel
is $50 a. month and board.
! A gentleman from the town of Bear
. came into the Pioneer Office last Sat
-urday, and said: ''For Gods sake
stop that ad. in your paper for
school teacher in our district, as W
have been flooded with applicants eve
since it was first printed An ad. i
the Pioneer pulls and pays.
. Lest you forget, typhoid fever i
raging on all sides of us. Duluth ha
over 200 cases of it. Crookston ha
many cases, and in some towns i
North Dakota it is in every othe
house. Moral: Don't drink waite
without first boiling it. Typhus germ
are taken into the system in col
water.
If you are young man, and hav
a chance to take up an occupation
what is the matter with bricklayine
which pays in Bemikji this year 81
dollars day for six hours work
Still, owing to the fact that the sill
society girls do not look with as gres
IdNOE oii VI A4oSe yN@AA
men prefer to be dry goods clerks {
$40 week, which they think is SON
higher.
1t is an important piece of news
the people of Bemidji to know tn;
ON and after Sunday next night e:
press will 60 through Bemidji on tt
I Great Northern railroad. The trai
vii leave Crookston for Duluth
g. .9:15 in the evening and the one ives
bound leaves Duluth at $50 O'Clock
the evening. Both trains will pro'
ably meet at Bemidji. This extra Sc
vice on the Fosston branch is anoth'
step that indicates the rapid develo
ment of the country.
The Sanford Dodge company ga
two of their superb productions at Il
opera house this week, 1.-The Glad
ator," Tuesday night and "Ingomar
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