The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-08-14
So 'Tis Said.

Ed Gallagher went up to Blackduck
Wednesday.
Postoffice Inspector Drake was in
the city Monday.
Miss Flora Smith of Walker is the
guest of Miss Rose Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson of Illinois
are having an outing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Vandarpool of
Park Rapids were in the city over
Sunday.
B. G. Barrett of Maltby was in the
city Monday evening on his way home
from Staples.
Geo. Wetsel, j. P. Jack and A. N.
Belding OF Tenstrike were in the city
Hast Monday.
Plums and peaches by the box and
crate best, and cheapest this week at
Peterson's. . tt.
Don't forget that the fall term Of
Mankato College will open Sept. 2.
Get their catalogue. EI ......"
Ole Olson came down from the Big
Fork last week on his way to the
harvest fields of Dakota. r.
Postmaster McCullom of Moose was
in the city the first of the week. He
returned home Wednesday. ..s@.
G. w. Campbell of Minneapolis is
the last LAWYER to locate in Bemi dii.
He has offices in the Mayo building.
M. L. Thome and family left for the
Dallas, Ore, yesterday. He intends
going into the fruit business there.
Cherry Phosphate the best of sum-
,mer drinks. A 25 cent bottle makes 5
gallons. J. Peterson Jr., sole agent.
Peaches and Plums for preserving
purposes are the highest in quality
and lowest in price now. J. Peterson,
Jr. ..E tt
John. and Ralph Kirsch of Crook
ston spent Sunday and Monday in
the city as the guests of their brother,
Arthur.
The theatre-going people of Bemidji
are certainly leaders in the new fad of
using air-pumps instead of fans for
cooling purposes. an@.. -. .a.-
Pat Manning has completed very
fine five room cottage on the Lake
Front for DR.. Foster. The house will
he for rent Sept. 1st.
+ G. C. Doty went to Grand Forks,
yesterday where he is celebrating to-
day with the citizens of Winnipeg who
are having an outing in that city.
Miss Josie Feltus of Minneapolis
is the guest Of Miss Blanche Boyer.
Miss Feltus has been spending por-
tion OF the summer at Shoreham,
MINI. ~5F@a.sse
I make a speciality Of fruit and con-
fectionery and can at all times give
you what you want if in market. If
not convenient to call use the tele-
phone, 1874. If
Peaches and plums are now full
favored and Juicy, and at their best
for preserving. They will deteriorate
in quality later. Get them before the
rise at Peterson's. If.
Judge L. S. Brown, associate. justice
of the supreme court, was at the
Markham on Tuesday evening, on his
way to Blackduck, to see the country.
He was accompanied by his son.
Fl. D. Mead travelling passenger
agent for the Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic railroad, was in the city yes
terday in the interest of his road, the
officials of which are courteous gentle
men.
DR.. Foster bought fine bird dog
last week. The Doctor, Walter Mark
ham and Andrew Warfeld will camp
with the birds for week at the open
ing of the season. We all like 'em
boys .&
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Reynolds went
to Turtle River last Sunday to visit
the latter's sister. J. L. returned
home the same day, and Mrs. z. re-
mained there with her sister for
weeks visit. &#
Cyrus L. Smith is spending the
week at Red Lake Falls where he
is doing some effective work in his
campaign. He says things are COM
ing his way and his nomination seems
an assured fact.
Mrs. John Knott of Parkers Prairie,
this state, came to this city the latter
part of last week, for medical treat
ment by DR.. Henderson, who per-
formed a surgical operation and the
lady is now doing nicely. DR.. Hen
derson practiced in her part of the
country fifteen years and Mrs. Knott
come here on the strength of the faith
she had in him. She is in St. An
thony's Hospital.