The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-07-17
So 'Tis Said.

Tuesday.
Wm McCuaig was in Tenstrike
Tuesday.
Art Brown was down from Black
duck Saturday.
E. w. Lewis was down from Black
duck Saturday.
The county commissioners are in
session this week.
AL. Kaiser OF Fosston was in the
city last Monday.
P. A. Mousand was down from
Pine Lake Saturday.
WI. Preble and wife of Aida were
in the city Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow,
Thursday, July 10, boy.
Editor Cowen of the Mizpah Message
was here last Thursday.
Knute Oedel and B. Dudksteed of
Fertile were in the city Sunday.
Geo. Francis has purchased the
Cody barber shop on Minnesota ave-
&nue.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kaiser, Tuesday, July Is, a 9-pound
boy.
Among the investors in the city last
week were G. E. and M. M, Knapp of
Winnebago City, MINI.
Six or seven members of the local
sgun club will go to Crookston today
ito participate in the shoot there.
The Misses Alice and Florence Pen
,dergast went to their claims 20 miles
east of Blackduck, Monday.
Photographer Reed returned yester-
day from Ortonville, where he has
been visiting friends for a few days.
Nearly hundred persons left here
for Superior on the excursion last
week. The train returned Sunday
night.
Mrs. AL Kaiser and son William
H. of Fosston spent Sunday in the
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Z Kaiser.
Geo. Newgaard of New Richland,
MINI, is here visiting his brother-in-
law, I. B. Olson, and will spend the
summer here.
The following citizens of Grand
Forks are here enjoying an outing:
W. r. Lorham, father and brother
and Wallace Huff.
Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailor
ing a specially. Mrs. J.,E. Hendrick-
son, Beltrami avenue, 3rd house
north of NJ. sE. church.
FOR SALE Baby carriage in good
condition at q bargain. Mrs. J. p.
Hendrickson, Beltrami avenue, 3rd
house north OF NJ. Z. church.
S. Robinson, homesteader beyond
Mizpah and ex-station agent here.
was in town last week. He and wife
are enjoying frontier life to the ut
most. 81 p g.g -s .,s. N
Grand Rapids will erect new
electric light plant this summer at an
expense of s24, 500. Municipal own
rership seems to be the order these
days.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Higgins went
to Minneapolis last week. Mrs. Hig-
gins will spend the summer with her
folks and will not return to Bemidii
until fall.
Mr.. Hartshine who has been assist
ing DR.. Blakeslee for the past year
leaves this week for Wisconsin and
Chicago. At the latter place he will
resume his study OF medicine.
A. H. c. Knoke, E. L. Naylor and
Constable Greeley of Campbell town
ship left here for the Big Fork Tues
day. Mr.. Greeley will remain there
all summer, but the rest of the boys
will return as soon as their gardens
are taken care OF, which will take
about ten days.
Chas. w Scrutchin returned Sum
day from st. Paul where he spent a
week attending the national meeting
of the Afro-American council. Mr..
zScrutchin was crowned with deserved
honors, being elected vice-president
of the national organization, and a
member of the executive board of the
state organization.
The Minneapolis Journal has a
scheme whereby any one subscribing
to that paper for one year can get a
81, 900 accident policy, good for one
year, for so cents addition to the cost
of the paper. They also are Offering
S25, coo in cash prizes for the nearest
guess on the total vote of New York,
Pennsylvania and Michigan this fall.
Every three months paid in advance
is good for one guess. Address, The
Minneapolis Journal. ...
County Attorney w. F. Street, OF
Ranidii made us a Dleasaut call