The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-06-12
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Miss. Cordelia Street OF Sauk Rap
ids is here for the summer.
# Ex-judge Davis OF Minneapolis was
here Sunday.
Chas Miles made his first trip up
the NJ. q I. Saturday.
Clyde Bacon has been appointed
administrator to to the estate OF DR..
-Adamson. NJ
] 3. Jinkinson and wife returned
Sunday from their farm at Forest
River, N. D.
Andrew Youngmark of Brainerd is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Miner and family.
Ed. Meloy OF Minnesota Lake is in
the city in view Of getting a home
stead in this vicinity.
Rev. Higgins delivered an eloquent
address to the Woodmen at their last
meeting. Come again, Neighbor.
John Wilm, employe ii the Pioneer
Office, went to ST. Paul Friday to visit
his mother and sister for a few days.
Master Robert Stewart of Webb
City, Mo. is in the city for the sum-
Emer, as the guest of his uncle w. +.
Street. s54 S5.z M v
"A. M. Greeley, constable of Camp
bell township, came down from his
farm on the Big Fork river, last Sat
urday. 55
Mrs. M, e. Brinkman returned from
Faribault last Thursday with her son,
Eddie. The latter has been attending
school there. ss... .s 5
Mrs. John Lifquist was up from
Henning Monda on her way to Buena
Vista where she taught school last
winter. She returned home Tuesday. A
McCuaig 8 Ludington have install
ed in their store beautiful, brand
new refrigerator which will be kept ID
1 their store to preserve vegetables and
all perishable goods during the hot
weather.
The body of VIM. Tailor was found
Sunday on the lakeshore beyond the
Mississippi outlet and was Inferred in
Greenwood cemetery Monday. The
body was badly decomposed, having
been in the water since April 27.
All Woodmen are requested to
gather in their hall next Sunday eve
ming at o'clock to march to the M.
e. church, where memorial services
will be held conducted by the pastors
of the M. E., Baptist and Presbyter-
ian churches. sBy order Of The clerk.
We regret very much that in our
4 writeup last week Of the memorial
services held here, we neglected to
mention among the speakers the name
of Mrs. 81. W. Bailey. 1t was a SER
ioas omission, as her address was
really worthy of the highest praise
and considered by many as the
strongest feature Of the program.
L. G. Sims, an experienced merchant
of Roscoe, S. Dak., and later Of
Minneapolis, has rented the front
corner of the Malzahn block, lately
occupied by Fred O,Leary & Co. He
will soon get in place a large stock Of
dry goods, shoes and notions, and
will open up q strictly up-to-date
store. Mr.. Sims has many acquain.
tances in Bemidji who speak most
highly OF his business ability and
sterling qualities. We welcome hin
to Bemidji.
Two nicely furnished rooms fol
rent. Inquire of Mrs. Clara Martin,
w. S. Brannon's residence. tt
Two furnished or unfurnished rooms
for rent. Good location. Inquire a
this Office or call up telephone No. ZOO
In order to turn stock into none!
quickly, I will, until further notice
sell anything in my store at greatly
reduced prices. N. M. JOHNSON,
14-tf The Jeweier.
I have the exclusive agency for th'
Milton Dairy Co. g st. Paul Ice Cream
H and oan fferish anv nIl aY,fitu on sh0,
notice for picnies, socials, etc.
2t |. B. OLSON.
Two furnished rooms for rent. In
quire of Mrs. Rose L. Clark, fou