The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-24

TIL E CITY
See Hebron tor pasture. 4-6

See Hebron tor pasture. 40
Strawberries every day at Peter
sons.
Joel Smith arrived, from Minneapo-
lis Yesterday.
Let Lang g. Carter handle your in
sl,rance 2-tf
P. H. McGarey is down from Far
ley today.
G. L. Ruprecht returned from Du-
luth today.
L. D. D. Works of Mankato is at
the Markham. ess555.7
No cases before the police judge
this morning.
John Buttz, the ,Crookston horse
man, is in the city.
Lots in Bailey's addition for sale
by Lang & Garter: 6-lo
A. Gilmour is putting a steel ceiling
on his drug store
w. E. Smith is unloading two cars
of lumber this afternoon.
Miss Ethel Ludwig returned from
tCass Lake Last night. ~
Just received nice line of silk, wool
and mohair skirts. Bazaar. 80
Nick Thorson is out again after
"a long spell of sickness.
Major Wilson arrived from the Bat
tie river country this morning.
Mrs. D. H. Fisk arrived in the city
Yesterday for a short visit with D. q.
Geo. Booth, the Grand Rapids cigar
man, called on the trade here this
morning.
A. NJ. Bagley of solway is town to-
day with a view to investing in Be
midi real estate.
Children are delighted when they
get their candy from Peterson's. 1t
is always fresh. LIT
W. c. Jones is doing a fine busi-
ness and says he will have all the
work he can handle this season.
j. M. Richards, manager OF the.
aCrookston Lumber company's business
at Crookston, is in the city today.
Miss Mckay arrived from Fergus
Falls yesterday to accept position
as saleslady in the Bazaar store.
We keep fruit when it is scarce as
we'll as at other times. We have the
best always. j. PETERSON, JR. l-tf
A. Knudson, manager of the Hal
verson-Richards Lumber company;
came in from Minneapolis last night.
John Flately and Jack Thorson are
making preparations to erect resi-
Fdences on their property on Twelfth
street.
Daniel. Sullivan, logging superin-
tendent at the Red Lake reservation,
came in from the east last night, re-
turning home this morning.
Jas. Brennan has commenced the
erection Of two-story hotel at Phena.
His family expect to to move to that
place about the first of next-month.
Not how cheap, but how good, is
our motto. You can always get the
best at Peterson s.. lit
Nothing pleases a young lady more
shan box of delicious bon bons
bought at Peterson's. LIT
The low prices and easy terms off
erred on acre lots in Lang's First Ad-
.dition is causing rapid sale OF them.
Price, $500; cash payment, $50; bal
ance to suit you.
l-3 LANG s. CARTER.
The verdict of the jury in the in
quest conducted over the remains OF
the infant found on the river bank on
SUNDAY morning was to the effect that
the child was dead when born. This
was the opinion of DR.. Kjelland, who
conducted post norton on the body.
The jury found in accord nee with the
fact, add the incident is closed
Crookston Journal.
We have the only complete
stock of Garden Hose in the city.
We bought a large quantity aud
can give you interesting prices.
,Jerrard Plumbing Co.
Bemidji's progress is marked by the
publication OF daily paper, The
PIONEER under Editor Kaiser having
entered the field. The first issue OF
the paper failed to reach the Journal,
and the promises made in the saluta-
tory cannot therefore, be passed
upon. The second issue is full OF
news, bright and entertaining, and If
the pace is kept up the people out east
will get their moneys worth in the
publication. Bemidii is still will
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