The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29
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Dance at the pavilion tonight.

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Landlord Phelps of Cass Lake was
il the city the first OF the week.
Rev. Michaeis, of Walker, will ex
change pulpits with Rev. Higgins mex
Sunday. Special singing.
Mrs. M. s. Rutherford Of Princeton
Mimi, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
\ Vim. McCuaig this week.
Two nicely furnished rooms fol
rent. Inquire Of Mrs. Clara Martin,
w. S. Brannon s residence. tt I
Two furnished or unfurnished rooms
for rent. Good location. Inquire al
this Office or, call up telephone No. 200.
j. T. Reynolds has filed his appli.
cation with the auditor to become a
candidate for clerk of court on the
republican ticket.
Pasture for Rent Very Cheap Good
low land, we'll watered. Call on Mrs.
M. Sutliff, miles from Bemidji on
Park Rapids road. 1913
The Bemidji Steam Laundry is the
place to 60 for laundry work in all
it's branches. Try US and see. Your
patronage is respectfully solicited. l3
School bell Of Bemid il will be rung
every Sunday morning at 1880 and II
and in the evening at 7:30 and 500,
for the services at the Baptist and
Methodist churches.
Geo. Reynolds returned from Min
neapolis last Monday, where he has
been looking after the building and
shipping Of his boat, the Ranger,
which he expects here today.
The Lutheran ladies aid society
will have lawn sociable Thursday
afternoon, June 9Th, at I. B. Olson's
residence in the hospital block. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Mrs. y. TT. Young of Eagle Bend.
visited here over Sunday with her
sons, j. r. and William, and on Mon
day went TO Tenstrike to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Fellows, who is very
Ill.
j. N. Guthrie was down from Turtle
River last Monday and told US that in
that vicinity crops never looked quite
as we'll as they do this year. Unless
frost comes berries of all kinds will
be III great abundance
Next Sunday at the M. e. church:
Subject at LOO a. M, An Appeal to
the Wilt at 500 p. M, The Sixth
Commandment Sunda ay school at
1900 noon; Epworth League at $40
D. m. Let all the people come.
The pastor Of the Baptist church
will take for his subject both morning
and evening Ships: Lessons There.
FROM having crossed the Atlantic
three times. Morning Service at Il
q. M Evening service at 3 p. IN. 7.
Sunday school at noon, and x. z.
at 7:15 p. N. q 3s,. 4. .
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On Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, June 3rd and 4th, Mrs. Captain
Wait Of Minneapolis and Miss Town.
send of ST. Paul will speak on the
subject Of rescue work, in the Metho-z
dist church, Bemidii. Miss Townsend
is the. secretary Of rescue work in st.
Paul. Come and hear them on this
great work.
G. L. Smith is now the possessor OF
the team of horses formerly. belonging
to T. j. Andrews, and will do some
tall hustling for the republican nomi-
nation in the new ninth district. They
are a splendid pair Of horses and can
go some.'' So can Smith, and to-
gether they will undoubtedly make
things lively for the other condi-
dates. @
Not in years has the water in the
Mississippi beeh 50 high at this point
as it is at the present time, and Lakes
Bemidji and Irving, in consequence
thereof, are filed to the brim. It is
with difficulty that boats can pass
from one lake to the other The old
Achenbach bridge over the Missis-
sippi at the outlet Of Lake Bemidii is 4
on the verge of goiug out.
We are advised that the board of
education has had for several times
past the advisability of making some
about the school
grounds, and have only been waiting
for the close, of school to begin work.
1t is understood that they propose to
clean up the grounds, prepare and
seed them with grass, enclose the en-
tire square with fence, and perhaps
have some sidewalk built. A good
move push it along.
The entertainment and basket social
at the school house in District No. 6
was more than a success. The pro-
gram lasted for two hours in which
the school children took part chiefly.
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