The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-09-04

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J. j. Jenkinson and wife are at the
state fair this week.
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds is among the
visitors at the state fair.
E. j. Willis sells farms, wild
land, horses and cows.
Mrs. Hatty Grant and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are at the state fair.
I. S. Boyer has rented his property
in this city to Mr.. Reuner of St.
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Ell. Willis conducted the sale of
Herbert Wins residence property to
Alex Cameron. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller left for
Thief River Falls where they will
spend his vacation with relatives.
E. j. Willis made the sale of Albert
Wins residence property of John
Dunlap lately of Alpena, Mich.
Commissioner Brown at Blackduck,
is getting along nicely, and if nothing
happens will be up in ten or fifteen
days. ,.g.. .... -.
Miss G., M. Knappin, local editress
of the Farley Telegram, graced our
sanctum with pleasant call last
Monday. aH y II
High grade pianos and organs for
high grade people at price that is
right. Small cash payment down,
balance in small monthly payments.
NJ. G. Slocum & Co. IA. tt
Thos. Bailey Jr., returned last Sat-
urday from an extended visit with
friends at Grafton, Adroch and For
est River, N. D. He was away three
weeks and had en- enjoyable time.
1 make a specially of fruit and con-
fectionery and can at all times give
you what you want if in market. If
not convenient to call use the tele-
phone, 1S4. tt
Hon. S. G. Comstock, Republican
candidate for congress in the ninth
district, will speak in the city hall to-
night, Sept. 4th at O'Clock. All,
both ladies and gentleman, are cor
daily invited. a"s..-
On account of the rush of business
in the auditors Office for the past few
weeks, Dave Sylvester has been unable
to get out of the Office to make a thor
ough canvass of the county. Dave
has made a good officer and has stood
at his post all through the campaign,
regardless of the fact that he is up
for election.
Joe Berry, who has been assistant
postmaster here for the past two
years, left for his home in Bedding,
Mich, Saturday. He was also a
member of the Bemidji band, which
last Friday evening gave farewell
prrty in his honor at the Red Mems
hall, at which large number of his
friends were present. Joe was jolly
good fellow and is we'll thought of by
all who knew him. ~
Amos Gile and family of Oakwood,
left this county yesterday for North
Yakima, Wash, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Giles son,
r. S., travelled from Los Angeles,
Cal, to Washington in lieu of getting
d new home, and he finally decided on
North Yakima, where he purchased
property and where the whole family
has now gone. They intend engaging
in the fruit business, and as soon as
they will arrive there will build
home. Mr.. Gle is we'll known to our
oldest citizens for he lived in Bemidji
some time previous to three years
ago, when he moved with his family
to Oakwood.
S. A. Sather sold his property on
third street to Edwin Moore ofAlpena,
Mich, who takes charge at once,
and use the building for the same pur-
pose for which it is used at the pres
ent time. He will live with his family
upstairs, and rent the balance. His
daughter will have an Office down
stairs where she will do steneography
and typewriting. She has for seueral
years been head kook-keeper for the
leading hardware firm in Alpina.
The 'old man. has plenty of coin and
will make many investments in this
city. The first will be the enlarge
ment of the property purchased from
Sather The building will be stretched
out from the rear enough to make it
140 feet.
Don't send away for your goods.
1t doesn't pay. The city department
store seldom contributes to the build
ing of our churches, and when we are
out of money we seldom go to them
and ask for credit. The same rule
that applies to the workingman also
applies to the business man. The
business men in a town should pat
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