The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-23

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this week. 81
Robert Dudley of Blackduck was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. B. Krouse left Monday for
weeks visit in the twin cities.
e. A. Sather left Monday for Ore
eon, where he will make his future
home. .
John Patterson has accepted a po-
sition hiring men for the Crookston
Lumber Co.
Mrs. Chas. Banker returned Mon
day from a two-weeks' stay on DR..
Morrison's claim near Blackjack.
Mrs. G. E.. Croker left Sunday for
Duluth and Superior, where she will
spend a week or so visiting friends
and relatives.
James Winebrener and family ar
rived here from Albion. Ind, Tues
day evening and will make their fu-
ture home in Bemidji.-
W. r. Baumbach, president of the
Lumbermens State Bank of this city,
was up from Wadena this week look
ing after his business interests.
Goody Mark of Fosston was in the
city this week representing the +. M.
Mark patent medicines and Noyes
Bros. g. Cutler of ST. Paul.
Mrs. Jonn Bailey returned Wednes-
day from Little Falls where she was
called some time ago by a telegram
announcing the dangerous illness OF
his sister, who is now improving. ~~-
Samuel Anderson was brought down
Monday and examined for insanity by
Drs. Henderson and Morrison. He
was found to be insane and was taken
to Fergus Falls by Sheriff Bailey.
DR.. C. Miles is a graduate of the
St. Joe veterinary college and has
practiced in the woods for several
winters. Give him call. J. J. jim
kinsOn's livery barn. o4
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday morning and evening. Morn
ing subject, "The Glory OF Jesus. "
After the sermon the Sacraments OF
the Lord g Supper will be administered.
REGULAR preaching in the evening pre-
ceeded by song service.
Pat Cassin of Nebish will open up a
first-class restaurant in the building
formerly occupied by the A. l.. Bean
store the latter part of this week or
first of next. Mr.. Cassin is an old
time resident of Beltrami and deserves
all the patronage the people of Be-
midi can give him.
Wellington Schroeder has rented
one of the store rooms in the new
Markham block on MINES ota avenue,
and has opened up one of the finest
general merchandise stores in Bemidji.
Wellington was one of the first mer-
chants in Bemidjl, when for want OF a
railroad goods we're toted in from
Park Rapids. -
The committee on arrangements
appointed by the voters of Bemidji
for the purpose of handling the divi'
sion question are hard and earnestly
at work and will leave no stone un'
turned to accomplish the good re-
suits now anticipated. This PROPOSE.
| tion must be defeated and if the voters
in general will stand by the committee
and be guided by their plans, Bel
trami will still remain intact and the
question of division will be as q
dream.
Owing to the fact that Fred w.
Rhoda's half-tone cut was delayed, ir
transportation, his picture does not
appear upon the campaign cards is
sued by the republican committee, and
it was necessary to have the cards
printed at once in order to distribute
them throughout the county. Those
who know Fred, however, are aware
of the fact that his picture upon the
cards would not disgrace the rest o1
| the candidates.
On Sunday evening last the Pres
byterian church of Farley was
dedicated. The church was beautifully
decorated by the ladies of Farley
A large number of people from Turtle
and surrounding country assembled
crowding the church to its utmost
| capacity. The name Ermine Presby
terian church was given by Mrs. VIM
Blakely. Rev. Higgins preached the
sermon and was assisted in the
services by Rev. Parsons of Turtle.
Farmers Convention.