The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-27
So 'Tis Said.

Thanksgiving Day. Are we thank
full?
Girl wanted to do general house
work. j. L. Reynolds.
]. FL. French and wife are spending
Thanksgiving in Blackduck.
The Bernidji orchestra played to a
dance at Tenstrike last night.
f. N. Lang and John Gibbons went
to Red Lake last Tuesday on business.
Lots are selling fast IN Bailey s
Addition. Get one before the prices
orc r,;sa5 M 25-tf.
The Woodmen will hold their annu-
al election of officers at their next
meeting. Dec. 4.
Mrs. Thoma Conlon, of Blackduck,
was in the city Yesterday as the guest
of A. B. Hazen and family.
Mrs. Major Wilson OF this city,
left last Tuesday for an extended Visit
with her parents at Hudson, Wis.
FOR RENT-Furnishe room, two
blocks west of new court mousse.
Boarders taken. Rev. Benz. lorns.
Mrs. Anna Rathbun of Walker was
in the city last Thursday, and the
Pioneer acknowledges a pleasant
call. @@
Bert Young came up from Wadena
Yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with
his sister, Mrs. E. L. Naylor, and
family.
John johnson and family OF the
eCass Lake Voice, are today the
guests of E. L. Naylor and family in
this city. -..
Miss Maud Wright, sister OF Mrs.
Edward Kaiser, has accepted posi-
7tion in the postoffice and began work
last Monday. ....
Another story has been erected on
7the Sentinel building and will be used
for living rooms by the proprietor:
Mr.. Ibertson, and wife.
This cold spell of weather makes
the lumbermen smile, and they would
laugh outright if snow would fall to
the depth of six inches or. more.
Editor Taylor was down from
Blackduck Monday. He has just Or
.dered a new press, which is pleasing
evidence of the growth of The Times.
The one thing especially needful in
Beltrami comfy is more and better
roads. The more money spent on
roads the greater measure OF prosper
ity our county.
There is still a great demand for
houses to rent in Bemidji. # hum
qdred new houses were built here today
~eyery one could be rented within a
very short time.
And over in Sawmillville the dust
flies, SO to speak, for large force OF
men are at work on the new Shevlin-
Carpenter mills, and new buildings
are looming up almost daily. ,..a
LOST-Dark colored shepherd dog.
Had white feet around the mouth and
tip of tail. Answers to name of Carlo.
Five dollars will be paid for his re-
1turn to me at Bootleg Lake. Geo. W.
Parker.
A. M. Greeley went to Grantsburg,
Wis, last Tuesday to visit his wife.
The couple will move to the Big Fork
of the Rainy river as soon as sleigh
ing is fit, where Mr.. Greeley is post
master and where he will publish a
newspaper.
Major Wilson went north to Bull
head Lake yesterday where his mother
and sisters have claims. He and his
wife are going to move to that place
after the holidays and make it their
home until the folks prove up, posi-
bly, several years. $685.
Thanksgiving is donation day for
THE St. Anthony Hospital. Any
thing the public contribute to that
WILL W SlSoVig "PpA S>A~eS>>
by the sisters of St. Benedict. The
hospital is of a character by con-
.struction and management as to merit
the liberal support of our citizens.
John Mcintosh, a man of family, 45
years of age, died at Bagley last Fri
day of typhoid-pneumonia. Under
rtaker Naylor, of this city, was called
there Saturday to attend to the re-
mains, which were since shipped to
Iowa for interment, the entire family
accompanying the same to its final
resting place, and they will live in
Iowa in the future.
Where is that fellow who said that
the only resources Bemidji has is
iackpine and sand banks? The fool
Eastern Beltrami and Northern ltas-
ca counties have billions of feet OF