The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Smoke The Bemidji Favorite.

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Wednesday.
Harry Silver left tor his Big Fork
homestead Friday.
s Editor Iver krohn of Sheylin was q
Bemidji visitor Saturday.
Il HI. u. GAYLORD Of Fertile came in on
Saturdays east bound passenger.
President c. w. Hastings son was
"a visitor from Cass Lake last Friday,
Supt. Dunwoody visited the schools
near Langor the latter part Of the
week. N. 4 .4l
Dick Williams Turtle River prop
'erty was sold BY the sheriff last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Edward Kaiser has been spend.
ing the week with her parents in the
country. 4a
q w. a. easier returned last Friday
from three-days' business trip to-
Blackduck.
Miss Gertrude Smith, who severely
scalded her feet with hot water, has
recovered.
Bailey Bros. are now manufactur-
ing another brand OF cigars the
.Silver Ash.
4 Charles w. Scrutchin wentto Bag
lev on legal business Monday, return
ing Wednesday,
# Wanted "A woman to do general
housework Inquire at this office or
Of George j. Palmer.
Mrs. M. q. Leak went to Blackduck
Friday to visit her husband. Il was.
her first trip to that new town.
Joseph Smith, land attorney and
insurance writer Of Crookston, was in
town Sunday en- route to Duluth,
81 w. w. Hartman Of Little Fails Of
the New York Life Insurance CO..
wrote 5000 insurance for. Charles
Miles, Monday
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a The fire department was called out
morning to quench what was
10 have been a fire, but
when they arrived found out that
it was nothing but a chimney burning
out in G. G.. Woodward's 's residence.
"A men s meeting will be held in the
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city hall on Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, conducted by Pastor Stein
hof and Rev. w. r. Riley. The latter
will address the meeting, and IL iss
hoped there will be a large attendance.
All men are most earnestly invited to
be present.
j. 3. Groom, formerly Of the firm Of
Anderson & Groom, has decided to-
give up town life for the winter, and
will make continuous residence upon
his claim near Nebish. A full supply
Of household articles have been in
stalled in his house there, and John
says he is going into the housekeeping
business fright. z
a The prizes for high scores at the
alley for this week go to &.
w. Rhoda, Geor ge Rogers and George
McG ann. In the game Of s'ten pins,
out Of a possible score Of 300, Rhoda
made 199, while Rogers made l97. In
he game of flour back, McGann
made 65 out OF q possible score OF 30.
Arthur Narveson returned Monday
light from Minneapolis where. in
with Ed French, he has been
,aking course in the Minnesota In
stitute of Pharmacy. Ed is expected
% return the last of the week after the
examinations are over. He will prob
ably 60 up to Blackduck to run A.
5ilmour's branch drng store at that
place.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
,hurch will continue every night ex--
,ept Saturday all next week. Rev. w.
.. Riley Of Detroit. Mimi, will con-
,inue with Pastor Steinhoff during
hat time. The meetings are not only |
irawing large numbers to attend, but
Increasing in spiritual power. You
ire most earnestly urged to come, and
,annot afford to miss these warm up
fitting gatherings.
The remains of George ttrett, who
lad been working in the woods for
he Red Lake Transportation Co. at
Jebish, was brought in to Undertaken
Jaylor Monday night. While in the
,ct Of getting out OF the way Of one
alling tree he ran directly in the way
If another, one of the limbs of which I
truck him on the forehead, killing /
i'm instantly. Hewas forty years OF /
lge and unmarried.
Marcus NJ. Snow OF Befnidji died of
Monday night. Mr.. Snow /
anne to Bemidii about three years
4go and started to work for the War
ield Electric Co., but before long was
obliged TO quit on account of his
lealth. He has failed gradually since
hat time, and his death has been ex-
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