The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-06
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Hon.
Miss Maude Olson will be at home
tomorrow evening to a few OF her
friends.
Earl Carson spent the week before
election at Koochiching in the interest
of the county. "
The ladies of the Baptist church
served dinner to hungry voters at the
Army hall Tuesday. "
Cyrus L. Smith closed the camgaign
at Bagley Monday evening by rous-
ing political meeting. "
Mike Hanson came up from Cass
Lake Monday and spent few days
IN town renewing old acquaintances.
L. J. Kelley and P. J. Conway, en-
ployed in the Crookston Lumber Co.'S
office here, spent last Sunday at their
homes in Crookston.
J. B. Haddock, prominent busi-
ness man of St. Paul, has been in the
city this week on a visit with his
daughter, J. c. Mo ore.
To be in fashion you must eat
HONEY COMB CANDY. Get free
sample of the latest candy craze. For
sale only at J. P. Omich's connection
erv store. 36-37
Miss Lottie Brant, who is teaching
school near Farley, came down from
that place Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents here She returned
n onday evening.
Election and the general attention
given to it has caused a falling of in
the local columns this week, fact
which, we hope, will be pardoned un-
der the circumstances.
C. D. Carter, general superintendent
of the Iron Range Electric Telephone
Company, was in the city the latter
part of last week looking after the
interests of his company.
w. F. Street has been making re-
pairs on his Office building this week
with a view to making it morescom-
fortrble during the winter months as
we'll as to add to it's attractiveness.
FOR SALE-One team, harness and
wagon. Cheap for cash. In Doran's
livery stable every Saturday after
noon until disposed OIL. D. Hen
derson. 36-3'
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Benner, both
formerly of this city, returned to Be-
midi last Monday night. They have
been residing at Bend Oregon, but
will make this place their home in the
future, fact which will be received
with pleasure by their many friends
here.
The subject at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning will be "Bns-
iness," and will be delivered by Rev.
Foster. There will be no services in
the evening in view of the re-opening
of the Presbyterian church. The Ep-
worth League will meet at $50 as
usual.
M. D. Stouer is at home in Bemidji
for few days. He left here Saturday
suffering with "a lame knee-caused
presumably by too much walking.
Mr.. Stoner is one of the busiest men
in the county and his business keeps
him constantly on the move.-Black-
duck American.
The local telephone exchange has
been placed under new management
recently. On account of the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Fields the company was
forced to find another manager and as
a result Mr.. Root of Minneapolis, has
taken charge of the work. Mr.. Root
is pleasant young man and one who
no doubt will make friends with the
patrons of the exchange.
Fred Carlson who has been employ
ed in the PIONEER Office for the past
six years resigned his position and
left for the pineries last Monday
where he will act as time-keeper for
Walker & Akelcy. We wish Fred
success at his new venture but are
sorry that it takes him from out the
midst of his many friends hese.
A party of young people participated
in pleasant Halloween dancing
party last Friday evening. AS would
be anticipated the evening was passed
in dancing and no one regretted be-
ing present. The Redmen hall was
chosen as the place for the jollifica-
ton, and it was far past the mid
night hour when the party disbanded.
A. E. Smith, dealer in real estate
and loans, and J. c. Moore, the town
lot man, in connection with Silver
Bros, are now occupying the room
Just north of the Markham hotel,
which has recently been put in shape.
The place is being nicely furnished as
an office room and is in an excellent