The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-04-24
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Modern methods; low prices.
Office Located III New Miles Blk,
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Nice snow storm Tuesday.
Build your May baskets now.
Firemen's ball tomorrow night.
Chas. Fisk went 70 Blackduck Tues
day.
\. j. stillman Is nowat Clear Lake,
Wash. NJ
We do Interior Decorating. Sutton
a. Jones. II
County Commissioners will meet
May 9th.
Miss Cora McKusick returned Mon
day from Minneapolis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ness, Tuesday, q son.
n Wanted, woman cook for hotel.
Steady position. Write w. a. Hef-
from, Michigan, N. D.
House and lot for sale very cheap
III taken within a few days. ia health
requires sale. E. j. WuLLITTs.
Il Mill wood in stove-wood lenght, for
sale BY Steidl, Tweet ~ Sons. Buyer
hauling it away, gets II at half-price.
A. b. Compton returned Monday
from Ebro, where he has been at
tempting TO organize Woodmen
lodge. ..,
In all the world no cure like I'll. w.
Barker's Cough, Catarrh, Consump-
tion Remedy Of +. Mayo's drug
store.
~ Ten years ago this time Of the year
Minnesota had two feet OF snow on
the ground. Think Of this and be
happy.
j. II. Reynolds and wife spent Sum
day at Turtle River visiting their new
nephew. the young son Of F.. g. Smith
and wife.
The insurance adjuster looked over
the fire-wrecked building Of Charles
Miles last week, and carpenters have
begun repairing.
The Woodmen have postponed their
dance which has been announced for
May lst. The new date has not been
announced as yet.
M q. u. Willis closed a deal yester-
day IN which Jack Hoyt sold his
house aud two lots in Carson,s ad-
dition to John j. Schusthns.
Prizes awarded at the bowling alley
the past week: Tenpins, Chas. SWed--
back, col; Hebron. 1877; Sevenback,
Matt Phibbs, IA; ninepins, Earl Car
son, 5.
a. r. Godbout has just returned
from w yandot, Michigan, where be
has spent month at the bedside OF
his father. II Is "a years since he
left his Old home there.
Conley q Dudley's new saloon on
Third street was opened In due form
Tuesday night, and the Bemidj i band
furnished the music. Lunch was
served. In spite of the storm, q large
crowd was in attendance. The Ia
terror Of the building has been fitted
up most elegantly, aud the fact that
James Conley Is one OF the proprietors
is sufficient guarantee that the new
place will be run right.
Sunday, April 9th at 1870 p. M,
Spiritualistlc services will be held at
the Red Men hall. Mrs. Ted Smith
will lecture and give spirit readings.
The choir will be on hand with new
selections from the world OF song.
Mrs. T.. Smith, with her wonderful
alto voice, will also be in her accus-
toned place at the organ. All are
very welcome,to meet with US. Love
and harmony will be with US. Creep
ing into your good graces, the speaker
will describe TO you many Gear, splrlt
faces.
Dir. II. M. Prettyman last week re-
ceived from the state medical examin-
ing board a permit to practice as
physician and surgeon. He IL prac-
titioner who dates his laborss In this
line to the '70's but of late years has
not been engaged in his profession.
He now announces himself ready to
resume practice, and for the present
will have his office at his home three
and one-haf miles north Of Bemidji.
AS an oculist, which branch he has
previously practiced here, his abili-
ties are well known.
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