The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-08-21

is growing fruit trees of almost every
variety that is indigenous to thi,
northern country, and he says that HI
thinks next year his apple trees viii
bear. He is one of the Oldest settler;
of Langor, having moved there some
thing like eight years ago. He ex
presses his opinion that fruit trees
will do as we'll here as in any portion
of Wisconsin, and much better thar
on the prairie portion of Southern
Minnesota. On the prairies, he says,
the winter winds are very injurious tc
fruit trees; much more than frost
alone. According to Mr.. Detling' Is
opinion this will be, some day, a
great fruit raising country. The
southern portion of the state is be.
coming noted for fruit raising now
even though the frosty winds twist
swing the trees for seven months in
the year. Beltrami county will also
be fruit country. (.
FOR RENT-Fine large room at
Mrs. Boyer's. tt
The infant child OF L. L. Edmunds
died yesterday and will be buried
today. The child was ten weeks old.
About fifty people picniced at Dia-
mond Point yesterday. ~.
Constable Greeley of Campbell
township and Harvey Woodward ar
rived from the Big Fork last night.
Rev. Higgins, Rev. and Mrs. Brack-
man, Misses Nellie Shaw and Gussie
Heffron camped and fished at Bass
Lake last week.
Edward Feldman is seriously Ill
with typhoid fever.
Frank Sollars and Miss Susie
Polsky were married yesterday.
I. L. Cunningham of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, arrived in the city last Friday
and will live here in the future. His
parents moved here from Iowa last
spring.
A large number of Benidji people
have been berrying at Nary during
the past week where raspberries are
said to have been plentiful this
season.
Now is the time when it is import
ant to guard against fevers in Bemid-
il as we'll as in every other town. If
you hold the water you drink in any
suspicion don't drink it without first
boiling it and making sure that all
germs are cooked. Typhoid fever
germs usually lurk in water and dog
days is the dangerous season of the
year. Tie best time to guard against
fever is before you get it. A stitch in
time saves nine.
If President Roosevelt comes West
this fall he is welcome to visit
Bemidji. s.... s..a
L. B. Olson, y the popular candidate
for county auditor, was in town a
couple Of days the. past week. Mr..
Olson makes friends wherever he
goes and Wis visits to Blackduck and
vicinity have gained him hundreds of
votes. The auditors Office is one of
the most important offices in the
county and should be filed by the
best candidate available. A vote for
Mr.. Olson is vote for the right man.
American.
Rev. Barockman will preach for
Mr.. Higgins next Sunday morning in
the store under Odd Fellows Hall. In
the evening Union services will be
held in the Baptist church.
A young lady of twenty, worth
$4,000, wishes to marry. Address
M. c., Bemidji, MINI. 25-2S.
Why not buy a lot in Bailey's Ad-
dition? All lots 50x14O #. 25-tf
Lots are selling fas. IN Balley's
Addition. Get one before the prices
are raised. 25-tf
Secure home in Bailey's Addition
it is cheaper than paying rent. 25-tf
M. F. Cunningham transacted bus
mess in the twin cities the first of the
week.
Miss Annie Senyohl, accompanied
by her brother, Benjamin, went to
Cass Lake Sunday for brief visit
with friends.
S. G. Sherman who has recently
rented the White Front saloon, tells
US that his safe was opened twice last
week and $3S stolen.
J. o. Johnson, wife and baby, OF
Cass Lake, Sundayed in Bemidii.
Notice of Dissolution.
The business heretofore known as
Henry Buenther & Co., Taxidermists