The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-07-24
Look out for cyclones.

nounce to the public that he has se-
cured a copyright to each of his views
OF Lake Bemidji, including portrait
of Chief Bemidii.
We can sell you White. Wheeler
& Wilson, Standard or Singer Sew
ing. Machine. Cash or small monthly
payments to suit purchaser. M. G.
Slocum & Co.
Ole Peterson, who clerked for Bar
ney Burton last winter and accepted
a situation from the city of Brainerd
about month ago, couldn't stay
away and is back again in Bemidji
clerking for Burton.
The subject on Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be s'The Y Yoke
That Flts.' Union meeting at the
Pavilion in the evening. Make an eff
fort to attend these services, as it
might mean great deal to you.
| A steam launch owned by Morrison
s, Barwell was taken from Cass Lake
and brought here by rail this week
and hereafter it will swim in Bemidjl.
The proprietors are spending the sum-
mer on Grand Forks bay on Lake Be-
midi aJ.s
Mrs. Chas. Banker arrived here
from Minneapolis Tuesday, to join
her husband who has recently been
appointed agent in the local Great
Northern express Office. Mr.. and
Mrs. Banker will hereafter reside in
Bemidii. ....#
The Lumbermens Bank of Koochi-
ching will be opened on Aug. l. The
people interested in the First National
Bank of Bemidji are back of it. The
officers of the new establishment are as
follows: C. w. Hastings, pres; F. P.
Sheldon, vice-pres.; A. L. Sheldon,
cashier. T.;
| WANTED-5 Young Men from Bel
trami county at once to prepare for
Positions in the Government Service
l-Railway Mail Clerks, Letter Car
riers, Custom House and Department
al clerks, etc. Apply to Interstate
Correspondence Inst, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. r.. @vg.. .@.:..a.a... -@a 2l-2mo.
Mayor Steidl and wife are enter
tanning few sisters-in-law this week.
as follows: Mrs. 0. NJ. Johnson, Dell
Rapids, S. D.; Mrs. Johanna Hommie,
Eckles, Mimi: Mrs. Matilda Hogan,
St. Peter, Mimi; Mrs. Annie West,
Franklin, Mimi; Mrs. Betsy Malzy-
ness, Eagle Bend. MINI. Mr.. Steidl
tells us this is only a few of his many
sisters-in-law.
| Mrs. DR.. J. E. Engstad of East
Grand Forks caught muscalonge off
| Diamond Point Wednesday of last
week weighing IA pounds and measur-
ing 81 inches. Herself and another
lady were alone in the boat. The fish
is now in the hands of Messrs. Henry
Buenther & Co.. our local taxiderm-
! lists, and is being mounted for dining
room game panel. ~.
| They do quick work in Beltrami
county. A few weeks ago they voted
bonds for court house. Shortly
after that law suit was fought out
and the county won. Now they have
a. large force of men at work on the
foundation for the new building
which is to cost about $50, 000.-Now
Bemidji wants $4,000 park-and
she generally gets what she asks for.
Norman County Index.
| Thos. S. Brown mad his foot crushed
by locomotive in South Bemidji
last Thursday while trying to board
the same, the driving wheel running
over his foot. DR.. Morrison amputa-
ted the foot and the patient is now in
the Brainerd hospital and is doing
very nicely. Mr.. Brown is we'll known
to many of our people. He was recent
ly policeman at Blackduck, previous
to that he e-lived in this city.
Last Sunday evening, at the Pres
byterian church, occurred the marriage
of Al Lanigan to Miss Anna Melecn.
Mr.. Lanigan is the popular proprie-
tor of the Creamery restaurant, and
has been known in and about Bemidii
for the past two years. Miss Meleen
has also been in the city for the past
two years, and they both have gained
a host of friends and acquaintances,
who join with the PIONEER in wishing
them happy and prosperous future.
United States Senator, Moses E.
Clapp, came to Bemidji last Tuesday
from St. Paul with Attorney Street.
He spent the night with his brother at
} Maltby, came back in the morning and
enjoyed ride in the launch Lady Of
the Lake, around Lake Bemidii, in
company with the following people:
Attorneys Scrutchin, Martin, Spoon
er and Street of Bemidji, and Attor-
ney B. 5. Bennett of Fosston. Also
the county commissioners as follows: