The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-27

IOoms up Ia peduuliui iaii s"A' -
paint.
| Levi Steenerson, brother OF the
new congressman, returned to Climax
Saturday.
Miss Zelma Jenson, OF the Sentinel
Office, was called to the bedside OF her
sister, who is i'll, at Whapton, N. D.,
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kaiser are
enjoying Thanksgiving turkey with
/ friends and relatives at Wlnona to-
day.
! For Rent-A four room house, very
comfortable, at reasonable rent. Will
be vacant about December 1st. lp-
quire at this Office. III ~.
| E. ]. Ryan and wife of St. Paul are
spending Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Ryan's parent, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
| Woodwar and family of this city.
FOR sALE--The stock, fixtures and
business of the Lakeside Bakery is
now offered for sale at d bargain IN
order to close the estate. The build
ing will be leased to responsible
tenant at a reasonable rental. Figures
of C. C. Doty. administrators.
FOR SALE-Sawmill, 30 HIP. No
money needed. Considerable saving
to be done before mill has to be
moved; reason for selling, going
away. For particulars, inquire of DR..
F. A. Blakeslee, Bemidji, or D. S.
Wheeler & Son, Moose, MINI.
The children of Dist. No. 6 will give
an entertainment Saturday evening,
Dec. 6, 1902. Ladies will please bring
their suppers in baskets, and after the
| program the baskets will be sold to
highest bidder, the proceeds OF which
| will be used to get bell and curtains
for the new school house. Everybody
is invited and a pleasant time is ex-
pected.
Auditor Sylvester issued 344 hunt
ing license to residents and two to
non-residents during the present hunt
ing season. This represents the kill
ing of at least 600 deer and many
moose, while the number of unlicensed
hunters is not small by any means. In
many instances homesteaders in Bel
trami and Itasca counties are not
without fresh meat the year round,
and tn at means considerable big game.
Mayor John Steidl arrived in the
city last Sunday from The Dallas, Ore
gon, where he moved with his family
last summer and makes his home. He
tells us that Ex-Auditor Haner and
family and also Ed. Boyd and family
are living there. Haner has become
a timber cruiser and is making money
hand-over-fist. Mr.. Steidl will re-
turn to the Pacific coast in about two
weeks and there is no knowing when
he will visit Bemidji again. n ~
Messrs. A. r. Greeley and D. K.
Mcpherson came down from the Big
Fork yesterday, and after dinner
started on their weary way for Black
duck. AS soon as it freezes up Mr..
Greeley will tske printing outfit into
that country and commence the publi-
cation of the moulder of public opin-
ion for the middle northern part OF
Itasca county. These two gentlemen
are a part of the salt of the earth; may
their shadows never grow less
Bridgie News.
F. A. Brown and wife, of Black
duck, were in the city last Wednesday
on their way to some point in Mon
tana, where Mr.. Browns brother is on
a large ranch. Their object in going
is to recuperate in health as Mr..
Brown has not yet fully recovered
from the effect of the bullet wound on
his leg caused by accidentally shoot
ing himself, while both Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown are run down by sorrow in the
loss of their little girl. It is hoped
that their visit in the wilds OF Mon
tana will do them much good. They
expect to be absent at least three
months. The rumor afoat to the ef-
feet that Mr.. Brown lost his position
as i. S. commissioner is illfounded.
He secured a leave of absence. but in
nowise has he been asked to resign by
Judge Lochern.