The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-09-04
So 'Tis Said.


in Red Lake county.
J. Peterson and wife are in the
Twin Cities this week.
Mrs. John Graham returned home
last week from her visit at Langor.
Henry Hoeschen of Melrose, this
state, was in the city the first of the
week.
WANTED-Cook and dining room
girl at Lake Shore hotel. Good
wages. 26-27
Evan Carson leaves Saturday for
"Collegeville, where he will attend
school this winter.
Clyde Bacon and W. w. Browne
and Mel Thursdon are shooting chick
ems in Kittson county.
DR.. Henderson successfully ampu-
'tated thumb on the hand OF Mrs.
James Rrant which was in a serious
condition from blood poisoning.
Mrs. Harry Woodward of Long
Prairie, arrived in the city last night
and will spend month here visiting
her son, c. c. Woodward and
family.
S. A. Sather will leave Bemidji
with his family in month for Ore
sgon, where they will live in the future,
and where Mr.. Sather has a valuable
claim. U @ &
Netrly fifty men went from Bemidji
Sunday to the Dakota harvest fields.
This means a small harvest for pol
idicians in Beftrami county.
Bemidji was expecting an excursion
from Hibbing last Sunday and waited
with their Sunday clothes on. The
band boys were informed, and the
base ball club was ready to tender the
visiting team warm reception on the
diamond. but the Hibbingites disap-
pointed as by not coming.
The subject on Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be ''Frank-
ness" Text, First Samuel, l4:2S.
The evening subject will be 'The
Primary Election" and lessons there
from. Text, Luke 1914. Ordinance
of the Lords Supper at 1890, preach
ing at IL. Sunday School at noon.
Young Peoples meeting at 7, preach
ing at 8. All welcome.
Cyrus L. Smith opened his speaking
campaign in this city last Friday,
The meeting was we'll attended. The
band escorted the old gentleman to
the hall where he spoke for an hour.
Those who were present say that when
it comes to political speaking MIR.
Smith has but a few equals. He was
in Bagley Saturday night and Mon
day night in Blackduck.
Father Murphy will build a Catholic
church at Farley this fall. if a suit
able site can be secured. Rev. Muir
ply has certainly done his part in
building up churches in this portion
of the northwest and spreading the
Catholic religion so anyone can find
"a place of worship in any of the little
villages in this region. The reverend
gentleman is one of the most consci-
,entious workers in the field.
The SON of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Gallant of Shevlin, who was brought
to this city last week with the bones Of
his leg and middle finger diseased,
was operated upon by DR.. Henderson.
assisted by Drs. Ward and Morrison,
and although the operation was OF a
most serious character. the boy is
doing splendidly, and DR.. Henderson
believes his recovery will be speedy
and complete. The diseased bone was
caused by tuberculosis, but the boy is
likely to live to q good old age.
Mrs. Ted Smith, chaplain of the
First Spiritulist Church of Bemldji,
left yesterday morning for Mime
apolis to attend the State Spiritulist
Convention to be held in Unitarian
church. The convention will last four
DAYS. There will be morning and
evening sessions; an excellent pro-
gram has been arranged, and some OF
Minneapolis noted singers and musi-
clans will assist in the entertainment.
There will also be present Mediums
from different parts of the United
States. Mrs. Smith goes as a deli
gate from the society here, and her
name appear on the program as one
of the leading lecturers.
Mrs. l. S. Boyer and family are
getting ready to move to Minneapolis
where they will live in the, future.
Their building on Minnesota avenue
is rented and their furniture is being
packed up and they will leave the
latter part of this week. They have
several well-founded reasons for leav-
ing this city. Mr.. Boyer is on the
road and can make Minneapolis
nearly every week whereas he can
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