The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-07-24
So 'Tis Said.


the city the latter part of last week.
John Bailey went to Brainerd Mon
day.
Ed Scott of Cass Lake was a visitor
in town the first of the week.
e. Fl. Jerrard transacted business
at Cass Lake the first of the week.
Jim Doran is nursing a very sore
hand, the result of blood-poisoning.
John Bailey is at Red Lake on
official business this week. y
The stone work on the court house
is completed up to the first story, and
1t presents very fine appearance.
The Presbyterian church is under
going considerable Improvements. A
new addition is being built to it.
The Misses Henderson, Grant,
Myers and Woodward gave ball at
rthe Red Men hall last Monday night.
We have on hand a large line of
.Refrigerators which will be closed out
at COST. L. Naylor. H.. -2l
Mrs. J. l.. Reynolds, who has been
seriously i'll for the past ten days, is
rapidly recovering. ~. y.
.sa H. J. Loud went to Minneapolis
Monday morning where he will meet
his wife and accompany her home.
Walter Markham bought very
meat saddle horse in Fosston last
Monday. tx. i II
A. G. Alison, manufacturer of the
Lady of the Lake cigar at Cass Lake,
was in the city last Sunday. .r.
~ J. r. Jerrard of the St. Cloud
@ -Journal-Press was in the city few
days last week. ...a~.--.
Art Brown was down from Black
duck Sunday, on his way to visit his
sick mother at Denver, Col. .,.....s .5
Arthur Narveson resumed his duties
at the City Drug Store Monday, after
"A two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Aliza Brannon and daughter
Allie left Monday for their home in
Leeds, N. D. @# T..
Len Scott came up from Deer River
Tuesday for a weeks visit with his
brother, Walter Scott.
HELEN Jerrard who was visiting
here went to Walker Tuesday where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer. ---~-,-----. .7,-e-* ~--, .-..- -.
FOR SALE-2OO0 cords of 16-inch
atamarack wood, delivered in all parts
-of the ci1y. Wes Wright, City Dray
Line. tt
If you expect to attend business
college get catalogue from the Man
kato Commercial College. It will pay
you. -@
Earl Cell, Yves Irwin, Chas. easier
and Dave Sylvester took the second
degree in the X. of P. lodge last
Thursday night.
VIM. Lipp is taking the place OF
GIL Richards in the Swedback store.
The latter was injured last week and
has since been 'slaid up" .......
Tamarack, jack pine, and slab wood
for sale by Tom Smart, 'pohne 5S
Delivered promptly when called for,
prices right. tt
The fat and lean men played ball
game last Sunday, which resulted in a
victory for the latter by score of
IL to s.. -~ ~.....~~.
HELEN and Kathryn McCrea of
Minneapolis, and Edith Hoetfkin of
Norwood, this stale, are in the city
for the summer.
Fred Smyth, who officiates behind
the counters at McCuaig & Luding-
toms store, is enjoying two weeks
H'lay-off.'
Mrs. S. G. Mcintyre who has been
visiting friends in this city for several
weeks returned to her home in Mime
:apolis Tuesday.
Edith Maloy arrived in the city last
night from Iowa and will visit here
for month or two with her brother,
TED" and parents.
E. J. Willis conducted the sale of
Ed Swanson's residence property on
Bemidji avenue, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, to I. NJ. Kline last
week.
Frank Snow left for the Pacific
Coast last Monday where he will look
over the country in view of getting
good claim or satisfactory location
s to engage in business.
Two new harvesting machines We're
sold this year in the town of F'rohn,
Beltrami county. Now, who has the
gall to say that small grains will not
grow where the jack pine abounds?
The mail clerk on the Great Nor
thern will have headquarters in Be-
midi instead of Cass Lahe in the fu-
I'll H.