The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-30
So It's Said.
HONEY COMB.

N. Reeves. .,. %s
E.. J. Willis conducted the sale of
the C. r. Martin property to Knute
Roe, Monday.
W. H. Ehrhardt of Osceola, Iowa,
was in town last week. calling lon
friends and relatives. ...-.
Len Scott and E. o. VALLEY and
son John, of Deer River visited with
relatives in town last Sunday.
The six-month-old boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Millbach died Tuesday
morning. The interment occurred
yesterday afternoon.
liver Rockvog, who for the past
summer has been at St. Anthony's
Park, Minn., returned Saturday to his
homestead near Spaulding.
M. E. Carson went to Red Lake
yesterday in the interests of the coun-
-ty division schemes, in which the
Indians will have a vote.
W. F. Street has purchased from
the Mrs. A. e. Milne estate the three
lots and residence at the corner of
Fifth street and Beltrami avenue.
Conderation 81, 700.
The Lords Supper will be observed
at 1890 on Sunday morning. Preach
ing at II and Sunday School at II.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45 and
preaching at 1870 p. m. in the Baptist
church. Everybody welcome.
Roland Hartley, Sam Suitor, Edw.
Warren, A. G. Bernard, DR.. Christen-
son, Geo. Hanson, l. P. Byhre, Rev.
Smith, Rev. Arness and E. ?. Staple
ton, all of Cass Lake, were up to hear
Senator Nelson's speech last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Knox and son
started Yesterday for Portland, Ore,
where they intend to make their future
home. Before leaving they remember
ed the Baptist church in substantial
way by leaving 800 for improve
ments.
have cash customers for lots and
houses. My Office is now on the
ground floor, north of the Miles
building, where I can keep your
property before the public and effect
quick sales.
34-5 f. N. Lang.
E. J. Willis made the following
sales this week: G. G. Woodward resi-
dence to Mrs. Peterson of Buena Wis
ia; f. A. Mayo resisence to Prof. W.
B. Stewart; J. S.. Swan residence to
L. Lauritzen; D. FL. Fisk residence to
Daniel Whitesel. -
Buy lots for homes where your fam
lilies will have the best church and
school focilities. That disputed strip
will soon be in the market, and you
can now buy lots in First and Second
Additions at from S75 to 5000 per lot.
W. F. STREET, agent.
Rev. Worth and family, from Ne
braska; we're in the city yesterday
Rev. Worth, while here, filed his GER
rtificate of ordination before the clerk
of court, that he may officiate at mar
riages in and about Nary, where he
will make his future home. Mr..
Worth has charge of six stations in
the vicinity of Nary.
The Presbyterian church of this
place, which has been undergoing re-
pairs for the past six months, is about
completed, and is to be reopened Sun
day, Nov. 9th, on which occasion
Gen. Adams of Minneapolis is to
preach in the morning at 1890 and
Rev. Mansen of Duluth in the evening.
It is also expected that Mr.. Sulzer,
superintendent of the state Sabbath
school work, accompanied by Samuel
A. Blair, will be present. All are in
vited to these services. Special mu
sic for, the occasion.
The Columbian Concert Opera Com
pany is booked to appear here Dec.
s. The organization. has toured the
continent the past eight seasons and
is we'll known from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and from Manitoba to the
Gulf. Composed of artists of excep-
tional ability, presenting programs
OF high order, it has earned place
in the front rank of public entertain
.ers. This year new feature has
been added, the first part of the pro-
gram being devoted to selections and
scenes from Grand Opera. This will
fill long felt want. The public for
some time past has asked for operate
presentations, and the management,
believing that the time is opportune,
feels sure of success IN presenting the
public with an attraction of meritor-
ious worth at popular prices.
Rev. Allen Clark, who has been op-
Grating in this region as district mis-
sionery for the Congregational de-
nomination for the past year, has just
been made general missionary for all
northern Minnesota. He will make
Bemidji his headquarters and will be-
gin work in this new relation at once.
His duties will include looking after