The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-20

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Bob McCuaig was down from Ten
strike yesterday.
Mrs. Or. Newberry was in from
SellSce yesterday.
congressman Steenerson is here
on court business. Il
Fl. "a. Dickerson and wife were in
from Shevlin yesterday.
"a few shelf word and second hand
books at half price at Peterson's.
The Clearwater Co. has landed over
twelve million feet Of logs this winter.
Remember the millinery opening
March 25 and 26 at Miss Hetland's. 81
Mrs. Geo. McCrae returned to Min
Ineapolis yesterday after a months S
visit here.
FOR SALE Five-room house, two
lots, Bemidii Avenue. Apply to Sill
yer Bros.
There is a movement on foot among
our business men to form CONNER
cial club.
The latest libraries, periodicals and
newspapers at publishers prices. J.
Peterson, Or.
Staff Capt. Folkner Of the Salvation
Army will speak in their hall on FRI
day evening
Two hundred more volumes have
been received at the public library in
the auditors Office.
Frank Beaton fell on the sidewalk
Tuesday and broke q sneeeap. He
was taken to the hospital.
4 AS Rev. Higgins will be in Duluth
next Sunday there will be no preaching
in the Presbyterian church.
The best cure for cough is FL. w.
Barker IS Cough, Catarrh. Consump-
tion Remedy. At F. a. Mayo's drug
store.
We have established telephone con-
nections. All orders promptly and |
carefully filed and delivered. j..
Peterson, Jr., Malzahn Block.
@ The seven-year-old son Of fA.C. Han
son and wife died Tuesday of stom-
ach troubles. The funeral took place
yesterday, Rev. Teeters officiating.
New designs in spring hats, bonnets,
ETC.. at Miss Hetland IS millinery op-
ening March % and 26 in Malzahn
Block. 3
Preaching at the M. E. church next
Sunday. Subjectl1 m, 1.-THE
Power of Love- 8 8p. M, The Fathers
Appeal to the Memory. Come, bring
your friends.
e Andy Clavin could celebrate ST.
Patrick S Day in royal style, as on
that Gay he received a package Of
shamrock blossoms direct from King
county, Ireland. n.
Mr.. Groven of the firm of Groven &
Higdem of Bagley was here Tuesday
getting signers for the county Of Clear
water division petition. He made very
satisfactory progress.
Prizes at the bowling alley for the
past week we're awarded as follows:
Tenpins. f. W.. Rhoda 207; G.. e.
Carson 1914; sevenback, Tom Bailey
76; Ninepins, J. Steidl9.
Miss Belle Jennings arrived from
Chicago last week to take charge Of
Mrs. Berman's millinery parlors.
She is an accomplished trimmer and
has been connected with some Of the
largest Wholesale houses there.
Col. E. H. Milham, past supreme
representative Of the Knights Of Py-I
thias, is here working up a local tenn
pie Of this order. He found Is knights
in Bemidii and he hopes to organize
lodge of at least 40 members.
@ MILLINERY OPENING Our fine
line OF spring millinery will be ready
for your inspection Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 25 and 26. French
pattern hats and millinery novelties
will be on display. Miss Louise Het-
land, Malzahn Block. 81
Henry Foley of Arlington, Mimi,
was in town the first of the week look
ing up location to put in a brick
yard. Mr.. Foley thinks quite favor
ably of Bemid il as a location for his
business, and says he will bring col
ony of southern Minnesota people
people with him when he comes to
stay.
s'Coyenanted Grace" will be the
subject of Rev. L. Fl. Steinhoff g dis
course at the Baptist church next Sun
day forenoon at II O'Clock. "Job
and His Friends is the theme for the
evening at 1880. Yonng peoples SER
vice at 6;45. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30. A. cordial well
come to all who may desire to come.
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