The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1902-04-24
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Farm Loans. r. N-Iang, Miles Blk.
Al Carson left Sunday for the cit
les.
See +. y. Willis if you want to rent
your house If.
g. G. Knappen returned to Crooks
ton Tuesday. J.
Don't set cut your cabbage plants
till further notice. .0
Hay meadow land and good home
stead relinqu punishment for sale. E. j..
Willis. 80
Val Kasparek returned from Little
Falls NJ onday after a four days visit
at his old home.
Editor Shiere of Bridge was here
Monday on his way to his old home
at Fisher.
Mrs. M G. Barry, an aunt Of ]. F.
Young, arrived from Georgetown,
MINI, Tuesday,
Coleman u Go. are erecting large
frame warehouse on their lot north of
the court house.
Arthur Wright returned Saturday
from Little Falls with set of Elk
horns in his satchel.
w nted, woman cook for hotel.
Steady position. Write w. As. Hef-
from, N ichigan, n. p.
GARDEN HOSE. A II grades and
right prices We will save you money.
JJerrard Plb. Co. rs
Sam Lind returned Saturday from
Grand Rapids, where he has been
working at his trade the past winter
M. G. Slocum 81 Co. now nave their
office in the Silver Bros. building on
Second street. The building has been
renovated.
Nothing like FL. w. b arker's Cough
'Catarrh, Consumpt ion Remedy for
coughs, colds and catarrh. At +. "a.
Mayo q drug store.
e. j Willis has purchased 8 fine.
Jersey bul, which can be found at Mr..
Willis barn, corner of Second street
and Irvine avenue.
Fine farm one half mile from Ten
strike, good bull dings, about 20 acres
cleared, 100 acres fenced, TO trade for
city property E. 2. Willis.
Anton Gordon has accepted q posi-
tion with the Bailey easier land COM
! pany, and will let his hlstling abili-
ties loose on salable farm. properties.
FOR SALE OR Rem Eighty
acre farm, about seven acres under
cultivation, q mile and s quarter from
Bemid il. Inquire at this Office. SIS
Albert Anderson was ia from Leon
yesterday He Is g printer and is
thinking Of starting q paper at Leon
ITO harvest the crop Of final proofs
now about ripe.
"a blizzard On the prairies west Of
here delayed the Great Northern train
over half an hour Tuesday. The
train resembled. moving iceberg
when it arrived.
Nat Campbell, ex-mayor OF Crooks
ton, an all-around good fellow and a
possible democratic candidate for
congress, was here Monday on his
way to Blackjack on legal matters.
It is currently reported that I. 1B.
Olson will be a candidate for auditor
this fall on the republican ticket. Mr..
Olson is a pioneer OF Bemidii, and
has friends all over the county who
will shout for him, if he is a eandi-
date.
The Brainerd Lumber company
moved their w alker Office to Bemidji
in their old quarters opposite the NJ.
( 81 I. depot. And Geo. Kirk has re-
samed his dual duties Of acting as
their bookkeeper at night here and
county treasurer at Walker during
the day.
TWAS reported that a Mrs. Stewart
on lower Minnesota avenue had at.
tempted to commit suicide Monday
night, but it proved to be an acci-
dental shooting. She was fondling
what she supposed was an empty re-
volver which went off, inficting q
slight flesh wound.
The S3rd anniversary of the found
ing of the independent Order Of Odd
Fellows will be fittingly observed by
services at the city hall next Sunday
afternoon, beginning at two o'clock.
The public is cordially invited. The
members will gather at their hall an
hour previous and march to the meet
ing.
Next Sunday evening Rev Higgins
will deliver an address to the domestic
lady employees of our city. Several
requests have been made to Mr.. Higg-
Gins to hold this service. 1t is hoped