The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-15

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John Olson Of Aida was in the city
Monday.
Ives delicious ice cream, at the
Lakeside Bakery.
Il. Amadon was down from Bear
Creek Tuesday. Is
Fresh fruits received every day at
the Lakeside Bakery.
n. N. Smith of Cass Lake was in
the city Tuesday.
We serve cake with our ice cream.
Lakeside Bakery.
G. r. Smith went to his claim near
Turtle River Monday.
g. a. fuller went to Tenstrike last
Saturday on business.
Sheriff Bailey went to Crookston
Monday returning Tuesday.
John Graham was in Park Rapids
last Friday on business.
Mrs. 4. H. Bailey spent Sunday
with friends at Blackjack.
Dan McBain of Bagley registered
at the Markham Tuesday.
Jonn McDougald Of Blackjack was
in the city the first of the week.
"A. Gilmonr went to Duluth Sunday
on business. He returned Tuesday.
Howard Bailey returned from a
business trip to Minneapolis Satur-
day.
The first regular meeting Of the
X. of p. lodge was held Tuesday
night.
Geo. E. Sutton sold his house on
lake shore to w. f. Street. and also
the piano,
Sheriff Bailey was at Aitkin last
Friday on official duty, returning
home Saturday.
Eddie Brannon, who has been visit
ing with relatives in Leeds, n. D., re-
turned Monday.
Alex Cardle came up from Cass
Lake Tuesday to visit the metropolis.
OF Beltrami county.
d "a. Robbins, a resident Of Bemfdii
for four years, went away TO WASH
Monday.
Art Wright has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk at the Markham hotel
and joined the force of surveyors for
w alker 8 Akeley.
"A fresh supply Of children's carts,
wheelbarrows, shovels, hoes, rakes,
bats, balls, marbles, ETC., just in. y.
Peterson, Jr.
The Duluth News-Tribune is the
most adapted to- the wants Of Be
indians, reaching us half q day
earlier dhan any other morning paper.
AT Peters rs, Malzahn Block, Phone
1874.
William Lawhead, with Walker 4
Akeley, returned Tuesday from Ten
strike where he has been with q sur
veylng party Tor the past week. He
left yesterday for Dorset, Hubbard
county, with another surveying party.
w. S. Brannon formerly Of Bemidji,
who was injured at Forest River some
weeks ago BY falling off a building, j
returned to his home from Grand
Forks last week, where he has been
under medical treatment.
\ The Board of Health is doing some
active work in this city. What used
to be the flthiest alleys are being
cleaned up and are beginning to pre-
sent respectable appearance. In
the good work, the board OF health
has the support oftthe entire city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Brauer of Mis-.
soula, Mont, were in town last Mon
day on their way to Bear Creek where
they will visit with Mrs. Brauer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Ames.
The Brauer family we're former resi-
dents OF this vicinity, Mr.. Brauer
having worked for the Brainerd Lum-
Der Co. many years. He is now en-
ployed as estimator for a lumber firm
in his home town.
Mr.. e. J. Willis, formerly of this
village, has opened real estate office
III, y 70 E1
at Bemidji, and is doing a genuine
land office business. Mr.. Willis is a
first-class business man, square and
upright in all his dealings and people
need not be afraid to deal with him.
Al large list of real estate has already
been listed with him. and if you wish
to buy or sell properly you will do
we'll to see him. Tenstrike Tribune.
After quoting the article OF the
PIONEER referring to the candidacy
of T. B. Olson for auditor, the Walsh
County On. ID. Record says: Mr..
7. b. Olson was for a number of years
an honored resident of Grafton. He
was a good citizen and obliging
neighbor and capable man. He
left Grafton with the best wishes OF
our citizens. Should the citizens OF