The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-08-28

Lake Monday.
VIM. McCuaig and daughter were
in Tenstrike Monday .a.
E. J. Willets is chuck full of real
estate deals. Go and see him.
Oscar Miner has had his house
beautifed with a new coat OF paint.
anted-Good boy to drive deliv-
cry wagon. Inquire at Lakeside Bak-
cry. If.
Times are a little slack but E. j..
Willets is making real estate deals
every day. ..-. .s-. .
Don't forget to see Jesse James, un-
der big tent at the ball grounds Sep
tember 5th and 9th. ~
s. Jesse James at the ball grounds on
September 5 and g.. See free street
parade. s.... y
Chester VALLEY, of Los Angeles,
Cal, is in the city visiting with his
sister Mrs. Walter Scott and husband.
Lessons given in battenberg and
embroidery work Thursdays and Fri
days from two to four O'Clock.
Walter Scott.
John G. Hamre teaches piano.
Pupils taken at any time. Also music
furnished for parties, anything from
piano alone to full orchestra. Leave
orders at Slocum' $ music store, oppo-
site post Office. Phone 1856. If
M. F. Cunningham was up from
Cass Lake the fore part of the week to
visit his family who reside here. Mr..
Cunningham is engaged in the gener-
al merchandise business in Cass Lake
and he is pleased with both towns.
Halyor Steenerson will speak on the
political issues in the city hall, Be-
midi, Monday evening, September l:
at Blackduck, Tuesday, Sept. 2 at
D. m; at Farley in the evening of the
same day; at Fosston, Wednesday
evening. ..> g.
Lee Sycle, advance agent for D. P.
Sutton's big show, and one of the best
fellows that ever made the town at the
head of show troupe, was here Mon
day billing the town for the appear
ance of his company here on Septem-
5th and 9th. ..+.7.
The three months old child of Mrs.
Selma Johnson died yesterday morn
ing at three o'clock of whooping
cough and was buried in Greenwood
cemetery. The funeral sermon was
preached by the Presbyterian minister.
Taken up-Large red COW carrying
largee bell with small strap. White
stripe on back, feet spotted with white,
one horn turned down.
FRANK BEAUMONT,
1 Town Herder.
The subject on Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be MARY and
the Mary's." CT. Robel, who leaves
next week for Duluth will preach and
sing in the evening. Union Young
Peoples meeting az ] p. N. Sunday,
school at noon. All welcome.
Lewis N. Lafontisee of GAINESVILLE,
Florida, and his daughter, Mrs. E. J.
Boyer of Tampa, Florida, are the
guests of his brother, Nose Lafontisee
and family in this city. They will re-
main here but few days. and it is a
remarkable fact that they were com.
claiming of the weather being too
warm for them here.
T. B. Frizelle, of Minneapolis, is in
the city spending few weeks with his
uncle, r. B. Broomfeld, before going
to Philadelphia where he will attend
business college. He is very much
pleased with this city and the beauti-
full lakes, and finds his appetite has
increased enormously.
Assistant Postmaster Joe Berry has
resigned his situation and in day or
two will leave for Michigan where he
will study medicine and become doc
tor. Mr.. Berry has been in Bemidji
for number of years and has become
so closely identified with the best So
ciety in the city that we felt Joe and
Bemidji were inseparable. He is a
fine young man and the blessings Of
his many Friends 90 with him.
Frank Snow and Carl Van returned
from trip to the Pacific coast, last
Monday, where they have been look
ing over the country in view of invest
ing money or engaging in business.
They saw great many things at the
coast that pleased them. The fruits
that grow there is something marvel
Gus, and lands that are irrigated
yield we'll. A person can have any
kind of a climate he wishes. Here in
the valley the sun is scorching hot.
while up on yonder mountain Is snow
that never melts. Between the two
extremes you can settle down and live
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