The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-06-19
Ed, Scott, OF Cass Lake, was in the
city Saturday.

city Saturday
Geo. Lydick, of cass Lake, was in
the city the first OF the week
Louis Solberg returned Saturday
from trip through Oregon.
Commissioner Brown and wife were
down from Blackduck Friday.
WANTED 2 first-class paper hang
ers. Sutton 81 Jones. If
The Ranger makes the trip from the.
City boat house to joys Landing in
just 25 minutes.
w. Il. Street went to ST. Paul Sun
day to confer with the townsite com
,pany in behalf Of the sawmill project.
Louis Solberg returned Friday from
Oregon, where he has been for the
past month looking up a timberclaim.
Henry Day, Of Hudson, Wis, is the.
guest of his sister, Mrs. Major Will
son, and husband for few days this
week.
Five rooms have been rented in the
Malzahn block for use of DR.. Ward
and wife who viii soop resume prac-
tice here.
Mrs. Sarah Farnsworth and Miss
Mary Gedden, Of Wahpeton, ~, d.
are the guests of Mr., and Mrs, Major
Wilson.
Mat Klein, Wm Sherwood and Eric
Nelsonlef Monday for The ,Dalles,
Ore, near which place they intend to-
sake UP claims,
The Lakeside Bakery Is prepared to
furnish Ives celebrated ice cream in
any quantity, at reasonable prices.
Give us call.
John b. Wilm returned from St.
Paul Monday, where he spent we'll
earned vacation, and has resumed his
duties at this Office.
Fifteen coaches are chartered for
the Brainerd excursion to Bemidii,
June 29th. at the iremen's S to,irna-
ment. The Brainerd 3rd regiment
band and their crack base ball team
will be in attendance
Since the Shevlln-C carpenter COM
pany are going to build a large saw
mill here M. Markham has decided to
put o large basement under the entire
brick block which he will build be-
tween 3rd and 4th streets on Mime
sofa avenue.
e. J. Willis, one Of the prominent
real estate men Of Bemidji, came In
Sunday with a party of homesteaders,
who, on the following morning, filed
on some valuable Clearwater claims.
Mr.. Willis returned to Bemidii tie
same morning. Croo ookston Times.
N M. E. Smith, the lumberman near
the M. 81 /. depot, received this week
another large car load Of finish lum-
ber. He also keeps on hand a com
lplete line of doors, windows, mould
ings, glass, and everything that is re-
quired to finish up building. 16 q
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. "A. Schumacher
and son Of Rock Island, H., and
Miss Ella Fescher of Davenport.
Iowa, were in the city last week in
pursuit Of pleasure, and spent most OF
their time on the lake fishing.
Mr.. Schumacher remarked that he
travels on an average 10000 miles
yearly, and to his knowledge he never
saw a place quite as beautiful as Be
midi. He is positive that the town
will reach the $4,000 population mark
in five years.
Great interest Is being manifested
at the announcement that Bert @,
Wood is to appear in this city on
Monday, June %, in the title role OF
that old time favorite, "trip Van
Winklen. Mr.. w ood is today one Of
the really painstaking artists in the
country, and hard work, long and
varied experience together with his
inimitable personality have earned for
him encouragement from press and
public. His support has been chosen
with great care and is composed OF
metropolitan actors and actresses all
of whom have been identified with the
best known attractions.
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The Modern Woodmen turned out
Sunday noon to the number OF over
one hundred to escort the remains Of
q neighbor from the steamboat land
ing to the west bound train. The de-
ceased was Henry Clark a member Of
the Angus camp to which point the
body was shipped. He died at Turtle
River. Of heart9troubles, The funeral
march here was ably conducted. by
Chief Forester Willett and Master of
Ceremonies H. I. Smith, and the
Weodmen made splendid appear
ance in their various testimonials to-
the dead. A number Of Turtle River
w oodmen escorted the remains to
Bemidjf.
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