The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-04
THE CIT Y


Clerk wanted in confectioner y store
j. Peterson, ir.
Harry Stanley is working for GEO..
Wallace.
Edw. Stewart is visitor from
Blackjack.
Howard Bailey left for St. Paul
this morning. ,e...- .s=-sz.=azs.7
OF. M. Wilson of Walker was in the
city over Sunday. .5......s..====..zsz.==5
Four drunks before Judge Achen-
bach this morning.
Special shoe sale, Tuesday, May 5,
lat O'Leary & Bowser's.
For SALE-Tamarack wood any
length. G. E. Carson. s-tf.
Mrs. w. L, Preble Sundayed with
friends in town.
Geo. Wallace IS fencing his proper
ty on 18th street.
Ex-Mayor Campbell of Crookston
spent the afternoon in the city.
F. N. Lang was busy building Hool-
sigan pictures this morning.
Arthur Constantine is on the sick
list and Albrant has Jo-work.
O. Finseth, one of Fosston's hust-
,zers, is registered at the Markham.
The Bemidji Mercantile Co. put on
a new delivery wagon this morning. Il
Edgings for sale, Is inch 81 load.
Call up G.. r. Carson. Phone IL. 8-tf
Geo. McTaggart and Frank Snyder
were trying their new guns yesterday.
Senator Mccarthy of Grand Rap
ids was caller at the court house to-
day.
Mrs. J.. Anderson OF solway is in
the city under the care of DR.. Nor.
rison.
o. H. Halvorson of Duluth is look
ling up business in this vicinity this
week.
Miss Rechel C. Hines made a stone
and timber filing before Clerk Rhoda
Saturday.
Silas Finley is in the ST. Annhony's
hospital having q severe attack OF
rheumatism.
O.. Olson of Solway was in the city
Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Foucault.
The ladies of the Enterprise Circle
will hold a card party in Redmen hall
tomorrow night.
Jas. Robinson, representing the st.
Paul Globe, is hustling in the interests
of his paper today.
A certain barber was caught shaw
ing fence posts yesterday morning
and may be jerksd up.
SO pairs ladies shoes worth up to.
IS per pair, tomorrow Sl.89 pair at
O'Leary. & Bowser's.
Louis Bjorgo of the town of Cor
mant transacted business with the
county auditor today.
Louis Lohn, B. S. Bennett, s.. S.
Stadsvold and AL Kaiser we're regis
tered at the Markham yesterday.
Anyone having counters, show cases
or tables for sale, will kindly call at
Peterson's confectionery store. A
Miss Barrett, chief operator at the
local telephone exchange, was on the
sick list last Saturday.
Frank Tozer, clerk at headquarters
camp near Solway, was greeting old
friends in the city Saturday.
Alfred Olson, proprietor of the Mer-
chants hotel, stopped off in the city
yesterday, enroute home from Duluth.
L. H. Bailey left for St. Paul this
morning to be present at the hearing
of the Clearwater division case which
comes up tomorrow.
Sidney A. Smith, Loren Coyle and
o. G. Burdick were appointed by the
county commissioners SATURDAY 10 re-
view the Grass Lake ditch.
Photographer Reed is busy unpack
ing and storing one of the largest and
most expensive stocks of Photographic
supplies ever brought to the city.
Mrs. Geo. Buckley and family re
turned yesterday from Grand Forks
where she attended the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs. Timothy Sullivan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Joseph Dade, formerly clerk in the
Merchants hotel at Blackjack, was
brought from that place and lodged
in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff
Bailey Saturday. He is supposed to
have been implicated in the watch rob-
berry at that place last winter, when
travelling man was touched for $500
worth of watches during the night.
The jewelry firm has offered a reward