The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-09-25
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-J. p. Duncalf or phone Us.
Mrs. Walter Scott leaves tomorrow
for few days visit with relatives
at Cass Lake &..z.&.@
= Teams are beginning to get busy
hauling supplies to the logging camps
preparatory to winters work.
Orders taken in all kinds OF en-
.broidery and battenberg work. Maae
pieces for sale. Mrs. Walter scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Newyear OF St. Pau
made short visit at the home OF IL
W. Lindberg and wife in the town o.
FROM, last week.
Mrs. Margaret Bosard and son San
eof Sisston, s. D., are here TO speno
the winter with their son and brothef
Eugene Bosard. r.
Two strayed cows came to my place
Hast Monday. One red helfer twc
years old and one black and white
.coW.-F. A. BlakeSlee
"A. W. Danaher's mother and bro
.ther and Mrs. Danaher's cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. F'lauery, all o1
Minneapolis, were in the city this
), week.
There is considerable demand for
. freal estate in Bemidii. New mills and
new blood act as stimulants to invest
.ors, who act wisely in placing their
money in Bemidji.
, Rev. Brabner Smith of Cas- Lake
was in the city yesterday on his way
e home from Phena where he attended
3 the dedication of a new Methodist
church at that place Sunday.
E.. The many friends OF M. E. Smith,
the lumber man, were agreeably sur
> prised last Sunday when they learned
sof the arrival at his home of little
daughter. Mother and child are do
ing nicely.
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church will give baby social at the
10. o. F. hall, Friday, Sept. rs.
Ladies' please bring photos Of them
. selves before five years of age. Price,
10 cents. A baby lunch will be served.
Rev. F. E. Higgins. returned Satur-
. day from an extended trip through the
east, where he spent some time visiting
his old home at Shelburne, Ontario.
Mrs. Higgins also returned from a
r visit to their farm in southern Mime
sofa.
: Mesdames Seley A. Rostron and
Hattie Whitelaw of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Julia Fishback and little daughter OF
. Fosston, and Mrs. VIM. Bailey OF
Crookston were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Doud Sunday, having
taken advantage of the excursion.
Next Sunday at II a. m. Mr.. Hig-
gins will hold the service of the Pres
,byterian church in the lecture room
of tn new church. The congregation
will occupy this room till the church
is completed. In the evening Mr..
Higgins will preach in the Baptist
church.
A. L. Bean has moved his stock
into the Chas. Schroeder building,
where he will continue to close it out
at cost. It is NICE clean stock and
a chance rarely found were you can
get good, clean goods at wholesale
prices. Come before the line is broken
ana convince yourselves.
w. F. Street has been defeated for
state senator by E. J. Swedback of
Bemidji. Mr.. Street has been shame
fully turned down by the people of
Beltrami county, for whom he has
done so much in past years, and now
it remains to be seen what their idol,
Swedback, will do for. them.--Ten-
strike Tribune.
Mrs. E. G. Williams arrived in our
city from St. Cloud Sunday to spend
a week or ten days with her husband,
E. G.. Williams, Sunday school mis-
sionary under the Presbyterian board.
Mrs. Williams is daughter of DR..
E. v. Campbell of St. Cloud, Minn.,
who has preached in that city for over
thirty-nine years.
Tom Smart's dray team undertook
to have a runaway last Tuesday
from the Minnesota & Inter-
national depot, but the wagon con-
hected too soon with big elm tree.
There were about dozen cast iron
Stoves on the dray at the time, the
property of Mr.. Malzahn, and the jar
against the tree unbalanced the stoves
converting them in chunk.
A man was killed by the west bound
train on the Great Northern railroad
near Rosby, Tuesday. It is not
known for sure who the unfortunate
man was, but some say his name is
john Paulson, a married man with
large family, living near Nary. 1t