The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-06-19
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Miss Cora Chapman left for The
5Dalles, Ore, Monday.
There were quite number Of our
citizens camping outn at the head Of
the lake last Sunday
Two furnished or unfinished rooms
for rent. Good location. Inquire at
this Office or call up telephone No. zoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Albrant, Of
sB Blaokdnck, were in the city over Sum
day, the guests Of z. +. Naylor and
wife-
The Townsite Company is doing q
rushing business selling lots these
days, which indicates that we are still
growing.
II Seats now on sale at Gilmore's for
the grand spectacular production Of
.ssRip Van Winkle'' next Monday,
June 23rd. 81 y.
August Harthorn Of Minneapolis,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
are in the city visiting with their Sis
ter and amt, Mrs. Ghas. Knopkee.
The work Of building a fence around
the school property is progressing
nicely. and we will soon have occa-
sion to feel proud Of its appearance.
Miss Celia Crawley, of Chicago,
came to Bemidji last Friday and will
remain here all summer with her sis
Ter, Mrs. w, N, BoWser and family.
Gilbert Weien, Of Frohn town, was
distributing cigars Saturday in honor
sof5 his sweetheart who recently ar
rived from the old country to, wed
him. ..
Why does the city council OF Be
midi think it wise not to publish
their acts, or are they afraid to let
the people know what they are up to?
Gro okston Press. *
e. lei. Phelps, now employed as head
sawyer ia the saw mill at Turtle. was
"a pleasant caller at this Office Mon
day. He went to Cass Lake on the,
evening train to visit with his family.
Minneapolis parties have crews Of
men Inspecting the county and buying
up wire grass lands. They find
plenty Of the raw material here. At
Backus they purchased a tract Of
Ia, 900 acres.
Will English has been seriously
afflicted with the Piles and last Mon
day was taken to ST. Anthony IS
hospital where he underwent a surgi-I
zeal operation. It is expected that he
will soon be we'll again,
Bemidji has now the second dem
tist, sure. DR.. j. 7. Tuomy, late of
St. Peter, MINI, and a graduate OF
Ann Arbor Mich. University. He
lis a pleasant gentleman to meet, and
no doubt will meet with success.
DR.. Robert Morrison purchased two
very choice lots on the lake front, this
week, and will build q handsome new
residence thereon in the near future.
The lots are located between the resi-
dence OF. w. II. Roberts and G. M.
Bacon's new building.
William T. Nelson and Caroline
Fagre we're married in Bemidji, May
9th, by Rev. John Willman. Mr..
Nelson is well known and popular
engineer Oh the M. 81 l., while the
bride is a very estimable young lady.
Both parties have many friends, who
wish them success in life.
a. NJ. Greeley went away Sunday
on his semi-quarterly excursion to-
Maine Prairie and Minneapolis, and
he usually ends up in Wisconsin
1.-THE state in which dwells the prettiest
girl. But we surmise that honor.
will soon be transferred to Bemidii, or
Campbell township in the Big Fork
country.
Sunday aftern oon a very interest,"
ing game of base ball took place at
the ball grounds between the lath-
makers of South Bemidii and thes
Bemidii juniors. The juniors won
the game BY score Of 22to 5, and
they challenge any team of boys from
16 to II years of age to play them
E. j. Wiliits went to Crookston
Sunday with q party OF homeseekers
who fled upon claims north of Sol
way. Tt sounds strange to call Sol
way in the homestead = belt, yet Mr..
Willis discovered quite a number OF
valuable claims, farming and timber,
on the Clearwater river twelve miles
north Of that village. And they are
being promptly taken up.
We have it on good authority that
negotiations are under way for a per-
Torrance in our city about July 9th
by that pleasing musical org anization
The Schubert Symphony Club and
Lady Quartette of Chicago. Many of