The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04

Girl wanted to do general house
work. J.. L. Reynolds. ~.....
F. Steinmetz, the we'll known lum-
herman, lies critically i'll at the Mark
ham hotel. .,+
Plenty of hunting stories nowadays,
but sample chunks of venison are not
so numerous. T..
LOOK HERE! Mich COW to ex-
change for pony or horse. Address,
Box 653, Bemidii. 40-41
"Splendid" is what the Tenstrike
Tribune says about the Bemidii orches-
ira, which recently played there at a
grand ball, .~.-.. ........ ...-.... al.. IT,.
No man is idle nowadays and no
one needs to be, for the cutting OF
wood in Bemidji alone would give en-
ployment to small army.
Mrs. Ted Smith will hold Spiritual
istic Meetings hereafter in the Red
Mems halls. in the Boston block.
Special music. All invited.
Help buy pipe organ for Bemidji
by calling Saturday afternonoon at
W. G. Schroeder's store and pur-
chasing your Sunday morning baked
beans. ......
Joe Steidl has recently purchased
fine thoroughbred Poland China
boar pig. It is we'll developed and
first class in all respects. 1t will pay
breeders to see it. ... ..~.s
/ Frank Kline goes on record as say.
ling that the tramp lumberiack is not
in evidence this year. but instead we
have woodsmen-robust, strong, willing
workmen. Let US pray.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have a sale or fair beginning
Friday the 18th of December, after.
noon and evening. 1t will be held al
the Odd Fellows hall, opposite the old
court house.
DR.. Henderson was in Blackduck
last Tuesday and Wednesday holding
! an examination over the remains OF
Christ Knudsen, the alleged victim o1
foul play, whose body was exhumed
for that purpose.
Mrs. VIM. Glenn of Indian Head
M anitoba, who has been visiting here
for ten days returned to home, Mon
day of this week. Mrs. Glenn is 9
sister of S. McCamus of this city, an6
thew had not seen each other fol-
twenty-one years.
The road that formerly followed the
lake shore going east and north has
been changed and now runs east from
the railroad crossing at the M. & l.
"Y" through Nymore and north 6
quarter of a mile to the lake shore a.
E, A. Trask's residence.
The Presbyterian church is going tc
have a new pipe organ, and fhe La
dies Guild are actively canvassine
subscriptions for the same. 1t is bet
ter to put your surplus money in th'
organ than in bottle at whiskey, fol
the former is full of music and the lat
ter is full of fight.
/ Joe Gray left Saturday for Mallart
Lake. south of Solway, where he, il
company with Bert Gray, has con
tracted to get out three million feet O
logs for r. B. Walker. About tel
teams and forty men will be employed
The logs will be banked on the Mis-
/ sissippi river and foated down to Be
midi where the hoisting plant vii
transfer them to cars bound for Walk
er's sawmill at Akely.
The St. Hilaire Lumber company i
reducing the capacity of it's mill b.
removing the gang saw and rotary
This will still leave the band saw
which will be run to its full capacit
next year. The machinery that is he
ing removed will be shipped to Be
: midi for use in the mill which Mr.
7 shevlin's company is constructing a
that point. The seasons run at 81
Hiliare has been the best since the mi
: vas built and the output was approx
f mately 4O,0OO,000 feet. A good suppl
of logs is on hand for the next spring
business, and the mill will start a
soon as weather conditions will pei
roit-Red Lake Falls Gazette.