The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-01
Farm Loans. II. N. Lang, Miles Blk.

Tuesday
Sutton = Jones dc free hand relief
work. II
Mrs. Q. NJ. skinviS was danger
ously III Tuesday.
Beginning Tuesday, the trains now
stop at FARLEY.
WANTED p frst-class paper hang
|ers. Sutton 81 Jones. tt
saloon and lI-room hotel for sale.
Inquire ait this office.
Barber Smith Of Blackjack vas in
town Monday.
Phil MallF, Of Mason City, Iowa, IS
here in search of land.
Born to r. j. Milbach and wife,
Saturday, April 49, q son.
President Steidl and Thos. Tweet
left for the West Sunday.
Miss Orpha Miner has been i'll with
bilious fever for the past week.
Mrs. a. i. Bean left Monday for
Ashland, Wis, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Farley, sister Of Attorney.
Gibbons, arrived yesterday from
Monticello.
VIM. Lipp has moved his cigar fac
tory to the upstairs Of the g. Swed-
back building.
The datesfor the firemen's tourna
ment at Cas- Lakr has been set for
June 26, n and 20.
Professor Stewart and d. iC. Smyth
went TO Grand Rapids yesterday To
visit the school there.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Higgins at
the parsonage May 5.
NJ r.. W. Nelson returned Saturday
froom Koochiching, and is spending
q few days with his family.
Frank w. Tozer, formerly with
Walker & Akeley 60. Of Akeley, is
now in their Bemid il office.
AZ 50O-pound pig on the farm OF HI.
II. Smith Emphasizes the possibilities
of this being q stock country
For rent, an 5-room residence, good
water, large garden, small barn. In.
#quire Of Yves WRIGHT, city drayman.
E. r. Crawford returned Tuesday
from Crookston where he represented
creditors il the Locher bankruptcy
case. 58s#
Thesbest for cough is H. w
Barker's Cough, Catarrh, Corsamp-
|tion Remedy. Az 4. A. Mayo's drug
store.
s FOR SALE 40 acres Of wild land;
$50 acres Of improved land adjoining
town, with good buildings. 2.
Willis. If
h An immense crowd of visitors will
be il town next Monday on the oc-
casion Of the organization Of the.
Knights Of Pythias lodge. 4
Harry Reynolds went to Duluth
Saturday where il IS reported he
we'll, be was q bachelor when he left
and he likes the society Of nlilliners.
Henry Buenther s. Co. have q very
lifelike portrait Of Chief BemidjiI
painted on buckskin in which the chief
is decked out in warlike headgear 1T
1scertainly a novel piece OF work.
Miss Halderman, the stenographer,
has rented an office over the First
National Bank and after May II will
do typewriting and short hand work
for the public.
4 After a warm fight at Crookston
Monday, Attorney Scrntchin sue
ceeded il getting T. M. Markham
named as trustee in the Ted Smith
bankruptcy case.
A. Gilmour's drug store will this
season have a soda fountain which
cannot be excelled for beauty, IT is
constructed largely Of marble and
onyx, and cost over 1920.
Among the candidates fling notice
for office the past week are G. w.
Speelman for clerk Of court and Thos.
Bailey for sheriff on the democratic. |
ticket, and Ell Carson for sheriff on
the republican.
John g. Hamre, an experienced mu-
sic teacher Of Minneapolis, with high
est recommend atoms, wishes to secure
a limited number Of piano pupils for
the summer. Leave orders at NJ. g.
Slocum s music store. 81
Cass Lake seems to be having troub-
les as we'll as we. Burglars broke
out in two places there Saturday
night. It is also said they have
poisoning case which the press is try
ing loyally to cover up.
A fine lot OF household furniture,
also piano and rowboat will be sold
cheap at Geo e. Sutton's residence
on lake front on Saturday, May 10th,
1902. Inquire at Lake Shore Bakery