The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-12-04
Sale will last only to the 18th inst.
Come early. Get best selections.
MRS. BERMAN.

Chas. Campbell returned from Hot
Springs last Saturday.
Mrs. P. M. Mark of Fosston, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Gil
more. "". @''@ -,
Go to the Bemidji Feed Store for
flour, hay and all kinds of feed. In
the Boyer building. 40
FOR SALE-A lot in Nymore. In
the best location in the site. A bar
gain. Call at this Office.
Thieves broke into J. P. Taylor's
saloon on Third street last Sunday
evening and stole s23 in cash.
Mrs. w. burlington offers furnish
ed and unfurnished rooms to rent at
the corner of Dewey avenue and 10th
street. 40
Andrew B. Salee. who lives in
township 149, Range 80, Section 7 and
8, found gold, silver and mica on his
place. 4O-42
Mrs. M. E. Brinkman has sold her
Tenstrike Hotel for S., 600 IN cash.
She will invest her money in good Be-
midi property. -.>..'- .....
S. McCamus recently sold his cor
ner property On Fifth street and
Minnesota avenue to George Tanner.
The consideration was $3.50. a*.r
Judge of Probate-elect Clark, of
Blackduck, was in the city Tuesday
making arrangements for house IN
which to live. , His official duties will
call him here by January 1st. .@.
Mrs. M. F. Cunningham and son and
daughter, Asa and Miss Olive, re-
turned to their home at Manchester,
Iowa, after a stay here of five or six
months.
The readers attention is directed to
the several new advertisements in this
ISSUE of the Pioneer. Pioneer adver-
tisers are reliable, and we re-
commend them to our readers as the
best people to trade with.
Grading on the new spur to Crooked
Lake has been completed and the
camps broken up for the winter. Steel
can be laid in time to allow the Red
River Lumber Co. to bring out the
winter cutting next spring and thus be
enabled to keep the wheels Of the big
mill turning. The company has mil
lions of feet of choice timber in the
vicinity of Crooked lake.-Akeley In
dependent.
Anton Aller, proprietor of the Be-
midi hotel in this city, died last Nri-
day evening, after short illness. The
nature of his ailment is said to have
been Bright's disease. The remains
were taken charge of by Undertaken
Naylor and were shipped to Wadena
Monday morning for interment, the
widow of the diseased accompanying
the same. Mr.. Aller came to Bemidji
from Wadena over q year ago and has
ever since conducted the above named
hotel.
Ole Donshold, young man from
Erskine, who was working in the vi
cinity of Blackduck, was brought tc
Bemidji Tuesday insane. 1t is sait
{ that his insanity was caused by drink
, ing Blackduck whiskey. He was mo-
in the habit of drinking but made &
misstep and got full, from the effect O
= which he has not recovered. His
| father came up from Erskine Tuesd al
: and took him home Wednesday.
Barney Burton came up from Little
s Falls last Tuesday and brought will
Y him Max Grudnig to relieve Manage
. Kasperek, of the Bemidji store, for 1
, short time. Mr.. Kasperek came her.
' over two years ago to manage th
: Burton store, and by his constant ap
: plication to business, good manage
ment and genial manners worked al
t an immense business. He was shor
J. of help and overworked himself ant
i finally broke down. Yesterday he wa
: obliged to give up altogether. In or
y der to recuperate, he may deem i
s necessary to go to warmer climate
S We sincerely hope "Val' will sool
= be as we'll as ever and resume hi