The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-04-24
Farm Loans. II. N. Lang, Miles Blk.
Sutton 81 Jones do free hand relief

r. B. Foot came down from Black
duck Tuesday.
4 S. @. Bagley is reported to be SER
iously III at Fosston.
WANTED 2 first-elas paper hang
ers. Sutton & Jones. IT.
Beatty Bros kaleidoscope show at
the opera house tonight.
Arthur Kirsch visited ia Crookston3
and returned Saturday.
Saloon and 17-room hotel for sale.
Inquire at this office.
Clarence Golden returned Monday
from his Michigan home.
g. +. Gilbert returned Monday from
his trip to Lewiston. Idaho.
Miss Eunice Stevenson visited Geo.
McTaggart's family last week.
]. 10. Smith and family have come
from Buena Vista to live here.
Tom Clark will leave for the west
after disposing Of his restaurant.
Harry Young left Tuesday for Wa.
dena and other points down the line.
The Jerrard Plb. Co. will give you
an estimate on city water connection.
IA. IA. White, prime minister to the
ss.Townsite King, ! is upf from st. Paul.
See the .Jerrard Plb. 90. for an
estimate on connecting with city
water. 7-Ss
q One oil the most desirable saloon
properties in town for sale. p. j..
Willis. 8
n Mr.. and Mrs. IT. A. Beach Of Wa
dena are visiting with Freeman Doud
and wife.
Wanted, woman cook for hotel,
Steady position. Write W. a. Hef-
iron, Michigan, n. ..
o. MINORS new dwelling house 10
the rear of his Beltrami avenue home,
is nearly ready for occupancy
GARDEN HOSE. 1000 fl. All
grades. All prices. Jerrard Plb.
90. rs
Mrs. Gibbons returned from Monti-4
vedio, Mimi, where she has been
visiting sick daughter.
For rent, an 5-room residence, good
water, large garden, small barn. tIn-
quire Of Yves Wright, city drayman.
3. H. Jerrard went to ST. Cloud Sat.
urday where he was called by a tele-
gram announcing his mother TO be dy-
ing.
FOR SALE A good 7-room house,
cellar, good we'll, one or two lots.
Inquire first door north NJ. ~.
church. 6-S3
Next Thursday the adjourned dis
trict court will be resumed in Bemidii,
when the calendar will probably be.
cleared.
Jas. Conley and Ted Maloy were in
Rosy Friday as witnesses for ailori
Pete, who proved up on his Big
Fork homestead.
Axel Cardle of Cass Lake was cal,
Ter at this office Friday, enroute for
Blackduck to hustle insurance for the
Northwestern Life. @
photographer Reed IS getting out q
souvenir book Of Bemidji scenes
which will be as handsome as the
originals themselves.
a The fire department was called out
Friday afternoon by q small blaze in
the back room Of MAYORS furniture
store. 1t was speedily extinguished.
We note with pleasure the many
householders who are. covering their
front yards with black soil upon
which grass will grow without coax
ing.
I. g. Best returned last week from
iNOflIl +VdhObd WAClC LAG IS IL h'ao Ai'SGSS.
in one of the new towns on the 500.
He will settle up his affairs here and
return with his family
IN. G. Dunning and family will
leave next week for Blaine, Washing
ton, where they will make their home.
The move is made In response 20 the
poor health Of Mr.. Dunning and wife.
A daily train Of logs Of from
twenty TO thirty cars, passes here
for the Grand Forks Lumber co. In
win 81 O ,Brien will ship twelve mill
lion feet this way this summer from
points between here and Cass Lake.
NJ. +. Cunningham, Of Manchester,
Iowa, L. Il. Hance of Colorado and
2. T.. Kepple Of Chicksaw Co, Iowa.
are looking over the country Mr..
Cunningham is the advance guard OF
company of home-seekers who ex-
pect to come here this summer to take
homesteads.
Three new candidates have filed
their Intentions to run for Office this
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