The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-22
So 'Tis Said.

Sunday.
6. 4. Cidder was down from Ten
strike Friday.
Clayton Hendricks went to Mime
apolis Yesterday.
Editor Butler OF Bagley was in the
city last Monday.
Rev. John Whitman preached in
Shevlin Monday.
w. D. Ellis of Turtle was in the
B city last Saturday.
A.. X. Aaberg of Spaulding was in
the city yesterday.
Fl. E. Med Dougall, Of Langor, was
in the city last Monday.
Attorney spooner went to Grand
Forks Sunday on business.
Miss Nellie Covel went to Duluth
Friday, returning Sunday.
o.. M. Skinyik went to ST. Paul yes
terday to attend district court.
John Essler is nursing very sore
hand from the effects OF a bruise.
Allen Henderson and Charles Cas-
Ter went to Blackduck last Monday.
Epworth league convention will be
held in Bemidji June 19to 22inclusive.
Mrs. I. j. Rossman Of Turtle regis
tered at the Markham hotel last
Saturday.
u. W. Allen, state factory inspector,
of Duluth, was in the city last Friday
on official duty. a.
'.Teddy's Terrors is the name Of q
political club in Los Angles, Cal,
and still they may not be.
Two nicely furnished rooms for
rent. Inquire Of Mrs. Clara Martin,
w. S. Brannon's residence. If
Miss Blanch Woodward went to
Minneapolis Tuesday, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Ryan.
Oskar T.. Bertelson, M. D., of Bel
trami, was in the city last Saturday
In view, we hear, OF locating here.
Isaac Graham. who has been visit
ing his brother John, returned to his
home at ST. Louis, Mo-, last Friday.
G. r. Robinson arrived in Bemidji
last Sunday from Rosberg, Oregon,
where he has been looking up a
timber claim.
. Pasture for Rent Very Cheap Good
low land, we'll watered. Call on Mrs.
N M. Sutliff,4 miles from Bemidji on
Park Rapids road. 12-13
Geo. and Joe Markham will leave
Bemidji the first Of July for their old
home in Massachusetts. Their many
friends regret to learn this. III
Geo. Reynolds is in Minneapolis
for the past week, wherehe is hurry
ing up the Ranger - which was due
to be on Lake Bemidii May lst.
!. I. B. Olson filed his application for
county auditor last week. So Syl-
vester and Olson will lock horns and
contest for the nomination Septem-
ber nexts
M. A. Rognlien, of the Selkce Mer-
cantlle Co., was in the city yesterday.
He reports the Tth Of May celebration
there as a grand success, in spite OF
the bad weather on that day.
With the recent warm weather and
rains crops in this sandy part OF the
country are growing immensely rapid,
and prospects are that for garden
vegetables this will be banner year.
Fl. J. Rhodes will go to St. Cloud
today. where he has accepted a posi-
tion as expert with the Champion
binder people. This is the seventeenth
season he has worked for that COM
/ pany. I
Val Kssparek purchased a beauti-
full eagle of Henry Buenther & Co.,
taxidermists, and has the same on
exhibition in the Barney Burton store.
Z It is beautiful specimen, and Val
feels proud Of it.
Stewart P. Wright, a brother to
Yves, has been employed by D. f.
Coleman & Co. as their bookkeeper..
He commenced work last Thursday.
He has been with that firm at other
points for several years. :
DR.. Morrison is the proud possessor
of true American eagle, purchased
of Henry Buenther & Co.. taxirder-
anists. And to make it still more
patriotic it stands on a flag that was
once used on VIM. McKinley's yacht.
Louis Victor is the latest addition
to John Graham's family. The little
fellow was born Thursday, May 10,
an uncle, of ST. Louis, who happened
to be here at the time, named him. The
mother is well and John is quite hap
py. 49, - -.
C. NJ. Bacon has in course OF con-
struction one of the very finest resi-
dences in Bemidji. 1t is 2Sx40 feet