The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-06-26

business last week.
Fred Grove. Of the Big Fork, came
down from there last Thursday
An excursion will be run from St.
Cloud, Grand Forks and intermediate
points to Cass Lake next Sunday.
Alex Cameron was down from his
Big Fork homestead last week. He
will return the latter part of this week.
The Pavilion will open for a dance
next Tuesday night, July l. Every
body should come and have a joyous
time. IA.
Geo. Fl. Sheire, editor of the Bridgie
News, was a Bemidji visitor Saturday
and made THE PIONEER Office pleas
ant call.
Mrs. G. S. MacIntyre and daughter
Mary, formerly assistant in the High
school here, is visiting with Mrs. Ed
ward Kaiser for a few week. -..e
Miss Gertrude .Alguire of River
Falls, Wis. and Fl. W. Gibbs OF
Grand Forks, N. D. are the guests Of
Major Wilson and wife.
T. E. Jondahl, a prosperous farmer
living southwest OF Cass Lake, and
Miss Eunice Ogden were married at
Park Rapids last Sunday.
G. r. Martin was in Grand Forks,
N. D., last Monday in the interest OF
the excursion which will take place
from that city to Cass Lake next Sun
day. @" "=7@~.. .
. FOR SALE.-The property Of DR.. D.
B. Newman, located on Beltrami ave-
nue. and Third street, Bemidji, Minn.
Inquire of F. J. Newman, Bagley,
MINI. srt-5 H.. .ss -.s 17-5
w. J. Do:y and wife, OF Grand
Forks, n. D., are the guests OF his
brother, G, G. Doty, and family, O.
this city, w. J. is policeman in his
home city. '.a...... ..........
Miss Letta Stewart, of Webb City,
Mo-, and Miss Maud Stewart, of Du-
luth, arrived in the city last Thursday
to spend the summer with W. +. Street,
Miss Letta's uncle. %
The coming of healthy 9-pound
daughter to the home Of Mat Phibbs
was duly celebrated last Friday morn
ing. Mat feels proud Of this new ac-
quisition to his household.
William English was taken home
from the hospital last Sunday after
underg going a surgical operation, from
which he is recovering nicely. His
many friends will be glad to learn
this ~' ~...4...
G. M. Banker is the name of the
gentleman who arrived in the city
last Monday to take charge Of the
Great Northern express Office. He is
a man of'family and is looking for a
house to rent.
The much advertised fishing contest
will take place Friday tomorrow
evening, from to 8 O'Clock, under
direction Of Rev. Higgins, who him-
self is a. great fisherman. But the
saints will have to fish in order to
beat the sinners. II
D. P. Lepley, of Maple Ridge town
ship, has son eight years of age who
is A feet tall and weighs .140 pounds.
He is az 1.-the and healthy as any boy
in the country. We can raise boys
and vegetables In Beltrami county
that can't be beat. @ss#9.. .,~. ~
The work o. rceonstructing the Pres
byterian church is now under way and
it promises to be but very little behind
the Methodist church in point of arch
itectural beauty. When completed it
will be fully as large on the inside as
the Methodist church. ."
Miss Sallie M. Roberts, of Willow
Springs, Mo-, arrived here last Thurs
day to spend the summer with Mrs. G..
Crone and Miss Pearl Flint. Mrs.
Crone will accompany Miss Roberts
to her home, when she returns the lat
ter part of September, and spend the
winter there and at Memphis, Tenn.
John Williams, who has lived on
his claim in town 149 nearly all of the
past two years, left short time ago
to visit his family in the Twin Cities.
Upon his return he learned that his
claim had been contested and won
from him. He has retained Lawyer
Funkley, Of Blackduck, and will fight
the matter. ~ -@~
Brown 81 Newman, the new firm at
Bagley, have an advertisement in this
issue of THE PIONEER. 3. F. Brown
is y. S. commissioner in his district,
and is we'll known to many of our cit
izens. Frank Newman is lawyer
recently graduated from the state uni,
versity, and is son of DR.. D. 3. New
man, formerly Of this city but recently
of the Pacific coast. The firm, Brown
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