The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-25
N. L. Houghton, of Tenstrike, was
in town Saturday.

The firm of Brown & Newman at
Bagley has been dissolved,
Mrs. Roland Gilmore will spend
Christmas with Fosston friends.
AL. Kaiser was over from Fosston
Sunday, the guest of Edw. Kaiser and
wife.
G. w. Cowan, of Blackduck, was
transacting business matters in town
last Friday.
Prof. Edmunds, of the city schools,
is spending the holidays with friends
at Grafton, N. D.
M. G. Tooley left Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives at
Thompson, Ohio.
There is a sufficient fall of snow at
the present time and the woodmen are
correspondingly happy.
NURSING Mrs. E. Omstead, a
practical nurse, wishes engagements.
Res. on Sixth ST., near ball ground.
Get your Christmas candies of I. B.
Olson. We handle the Funk's g. Ly-
on's high-grade chocolates only SOC
per lb. box.
Several cases of small pox have
been brought down from Blackduck
the past week and taken to the county
pest house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doty have re-
moved to Bemidji. The dramatic
club loses one of it's best members in
Mrs. Doty.-Akeley Independent.
For estimates on store fronts, bar
fixtures, window and door frames,
storm windows, etc., see the General
Wood Working & Jobbing Co. 32-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Brown were
called to Worth, Mich, Monday by
the sudden death of Mr.. Brown s
mother, which occurred Sunday morn
ing.
A. A. White, of St. Paul, was IN
Bemidji Monday. He spent Tuesday
looking after his townsite interests at
Tens6rike, and returned home We'd
nesday.
Ferdinand Peterson. manager of the
local telephone exchange, leaves Mon
day for Barnesville where he will
spend the holidays with relatives
Cass Lake Voice.
The fire department was called out
Monday evening by an incipient blaze
IN barn at the rear of Flatley &
Thurston's saloon. There was no
damage to speak Of
The postoffice and the express offices
have been extraordinarily busy dur
ing the past few days, and Christmas
present have gone out from Bemidji
to all sections of the globe.
For shelving, drawers and pa ne
work, in hard and soft wood (lumber
all kiln dried call at the General
W oodworking & Jobbing Co. IS Shop.
42-tf
Dan Stevens and Rene Kilgore left
Monday for California where they will
make their future home. Their many
Bemldji friends wish them unbounded
success in their new location.
A. M. Greeley arrived from st. Paul
Monday evening on hisway to Ripple.
Mr.. Greeley will launch the Big Falls
Compass in a few weeks. His outfit is
at Blackduck at the present time.
M. D. Stoner was in St. Paul, was
in St. Paul the beginning Of the week
buying machinery for his Blackduck
Electric light plant. Mr.. Stoner tells
the Pioneer that the plant is a first
class one in every respect.
The marriage of Miss Laura B.
Wynne, of Solway, and Andrew N.
Nelson, of Shevlin, took place at the
Remore Hotel last Saturd ay, Rev. Mr..
Bloomfield, of the Baptistchurch offic-
iating. The bride is a daughter of
James Wynne, village marshal Of
Solway.
1t doesn't make any difference where
it happened, but certain young man
with time to burn and no place to
throw the ashes, called up the central
office and said: Hello, central. give
rue heaven" But central was evil
IDENTIFY out of patience that day for
quick as fash came back the answer:
81 can't give you heaven, but l can
give you h and I'll give it to you
awful quick if you don't quit spring.
ing that ancient story on me-
On Wednesday night the following
Cass Lake Masons attended the install
lation ceremonies of Bemidji lodge
No. 243, A. F. & A. M: George
Stein, J. T. B. Bradner Smith, E. L.
Warren, DR.. Rodwell, A. G. Bernard,
George W. Beckett, Frank Gorenflo
and E. G. Marshall. Work in the
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