The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-08
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Farm Loans. FIN. Lang, Miles Blk.

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way Friday
Nov is the time for all good people
to go fishing.
John Gilstad of Blackjack was ia
town this week.
q. w. Millett OF Cass Lake was 10
the city Tuesday,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Llnberg,
Monday, May 5, q boy.
Harvey Staples Of Solway was seen
on our streets yesterday.
NJ. Al. Clark was down from Black
duck Friday and Saturday.
Miss Edna easier went 70 Park
Rapids yesterday for visit.
Miss Pearl Spencer went to Wadena
Wednesday to visit relatives.
L.. L. Davis and wife OF Grand
Forks were il town yesterday.
Editor Johnson of the Cass Lake
Times was in the city Monday night.
For Sale, Rent or Trade A two-
story business building at Turtle. -
t. N. Lang. u.
The sale OF opera house tickets has
been changed from Mayo's TO Gil
anour's drug store.
5 DR.. Kemp of Brainerd, of Brainerd,
was here on professional call the
latter part Of last week.
Mrs. @. M. B anker, accom- panied by
her sister, Miss Elsie Ludwig, was a
visitor in town yesterday
Rev. f. Smith Of the Congregg ational
church Of Cass Lake, was in the city
the. latter part of last week. M.
Al. r. Wheelock has moved his en-
ployn1ent Office to the building on Min-
nesota avenue once occupied by Scott
& Bancroft's restaurant.
5 Dir. Newman writes from Portland,
Oregon, that he bought some property
there and will make that city his
home. He orders the PIONEER to fol-
low him.
Snow Bros. are building a new
warehouse hack of the Boston Block.
Tt is il dimensions 25x60 feet and
brick veneer.
Mrs. 4. sengohl, a midwife Of IS
years experience, has located in Be-
midi, three doors north of the M. II.
church. Can speak German, Scandi-
navian and English. ". tt. Ri
Miss Orpha, the 13-year.old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miner, who,
has been exceedingly i'll with pneu-
monia, is now on the road to recov,--5
cry. Her schoolmates and many
I friends will be glad to hear this. ..s.,
ss In response to an inquiry made to
sylvester Peterson Of the Crookston
land office, asking if stone and timber
filings on government lands in the
Red Lake reservation opened in 1896
could be made, he answers in the neg
:atiye.
Edwin Clark, agent for Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Go. Of Newark,
N. T., was il the city Friday. Mr..
Clark was Indian agent, stationed at
Grow Wing, and who built the Leech
Lake and Red Lake agencies thirty
six years ago.
A. M. Greeley went to his home in
the Big Fork country last Saturday
where he will remain for some time
and improve his claim. He is also
constable of Campbell township and
his official duties will occupy a por-
tion of his time.
Services in the Baptist church Sun
day at Ii a. m. and p. m. Morning
subject, "a Pastoral Relationships"
evening subject, "a Ride on the
Freight Train Sunday school at
noon. Young Peoples Meeting at I
p. m. Ali invited. @
Mrs. Willis Nye, who, for a long
time has suffered with a diseased leg,
had the same umputated last Friday
by DIR. Henderson, assisted by Drs.
Adamson and Smith. She is now do
ing nicely, and it is believed she will
soon be. we'll again. @
Judge McClanahan came here last
Thursday to clean up the unfinished
business of the last term Of court,
I which he did in short order. Wilson
and Martin were unable to pay their
fine of 5000 and were committed to the
Crookston jail. All the rest Of the
unfinished business of the last term OF
court was continued until the Septem-
Der term.
The citizens of Selkce will celebrate
Norway's Independence Day in
glorious manner, and they invite all
their neighbors to Join them on that
day. There will be foot races, wheel
barrow races, shooting contests and
numerous other attractions. Good
speakers will be in attendance. Don't
forget the day and place-selkce,