The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-27
Mrs. I. D. Gary. of Gohasset, Is in

NJ. s. Maltby OF Fosston spent Mon
day here. s
Miss Mabel McTaggart Is sick with
the grippe.
Justice Christensen was down from
Farley Tuesday.
a. NJ, Greeley left yesterday for
Minneapolis.
Fred Hazen and wife OF Farley spent
Monday here.
E. r. Naylor received two carloads
LOT furniture Saturday.
Ira Rossman and wife 81 Turtle
spent Saturday in town.
A. L. Wheelock went to Turtle
Monday on business.
S. I. Odegard and Olaf Olson We're
in from Shevlin Monday.
Commissioner McDougald came
down from Blackjack Tuesday.
b Mrs. Walter Scott was a visitor at
Cass Lake the first OF the week.
Allen Henderson returned to his
claim above Blackduck Monday.
4 G. Swedback is fixing up the second
story of his store building,
The holsters are being overhauled
for service at the opening of naviga-
ton.
No gambling il town this week.
,Aint we gooda Thank the grand
jury.
Mrs. E. j. Ryan, nee Lulu Wood
ward, came up from ST. Paul Monday
to visit her folks.
Don't forget the grand millinery
opening at Mrs. Berman $ on Thurs
day and Friday, March p and Is.
4, John King, chairman Of the board
of county commissioners OF Casst
county was up from Walker Wednes-
day.
The supper and dance given Tues
day evening by the Royal Neighbors
was well attended and the proceeds
netted neat sum.
S. "A. Lochen is packing his honse-
hold goods, preparatory TO giving
Vim. Bowser possession OF the house
which he recently bought
The annual fair of the Ladies Guild
was held last night at the city hall
and will wind up tonight. Several
novelties are on the program.
!. Mrs. Geo. McTaggart and Mrs. Joe
McTaggart went to ltasca Monday,
where they we're called BY the serious
Illness Of their .brother-in-law, Yves
McTaggart.
Ed. Achenbach will soon begin the
construction of a dwelling on his lots
corner OF Minnesota and sixth streets,
twill be q frame two-story building
with brick foundation, costing about
So, 900 when completed.
The following are the prize winners
at the bowling alley for this week;
=Ten-pins, Ole Peterson 2o5, Owen
McElroy 100; seyenback, John Steidl
85; nine-pins, w. FL. Roberts, John
steidl and Dave Cody, each 8.
Broken Barriers will be the topic
OF discourse at Baptist church next
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, and
Easter service in charge of Sunday
School at 7:30 p. m. Young Peoples
Union meeting at 6.45. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 7:3O p. m.
Fire was discovered in the Mark
ham hotel early Tuesday morning in
the linen closet on the second floor.
The fire blazed fiercely for a while,
but the heroic work Of employees and
guests discouraged it speedily. The
fire department was not called out.
For the third time DR.. Foster has
been offered professorship in the
Cincinnati Dental College, and like
Caesar, three times has he refused.
The chair is that OF Oral Surgery and
the salary and honor is considerable,
but the genial doctor likes his present
location and practice too we'll to con-
slider the offer.
A. M. Greeley, editor of the Pioneer,
on his way to Bemidji from his home
at Big Forks, made our Office very
pleasant visit last week. Mr.. Greeley
is said to have one of the pleasantest
homes on the Big Fork. And he
shows his appreciation Of it by maxi
ing good and substantial improve
ments on it. Bridgie Record.
Judging by the haste tn which the
chairman of the Health Board of the
Village, DR.. Morrison, rushed ITO the
News and gave it a big order for
stationery, placards and legalinotices
(which If published in the PIONEER as
req lired by ordinance would not cost
the village one cent it would seem
that he sought this appointment solely
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