The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-07

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DR.. Gilmore made trip to Lake
George this morning.
Chas. Bell, a Crook stonite, was seen
ON our streets today.
Ed Crawford returned from short
"trip north this morning.
e. A. Trask purchased corner lot
in Bailey's addition today.
Rev. Mcleod is confined to his bed
today with stomach trouble.
Lang & Carter recently purchased
eight lots in Bailey's addition.
C. f. Riddle and wife, of Crookston,
are registered at the Markham.
Cruiser Lang was laying out some
lines west oftown yesterday afternoon.
Edgings for sale, 16 inch ST. load
Call up G. E. Carson. Phone II. S-tf
Houses for rent. Good locations.
See Yves Wright. Phone 40. 1918
Mr.. Loftfeld has purchased slx-lots
in Bailey's addition of Lang & Car
ter.
Attorney Crawford made a trip to
Solway on legal business this AFTER
noon.
You can get any kind OF tin or
sheet metal work done at Doran &
Lvon's.
A. o. johnson, one of Turtles solid
business men, was Bemidji visitor
yesterday.
Inspector Hennessy, with the post
Office department, left this afternoon
for Crookston.
E. M. Jacobs, of osceola, Ia, is
looking over some of our choice farm
ing lands today.
Mrs. Townsend -came--downl from
Blackjack this morning to visit with
friends in the city.
Born. May /, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Bruce, a ten-pound son. Mother
and child doing we'll.
There are about $50 new buildings
under course of construction in the vi
cinity of the new mill.
C. N. Sanford, E. w. Valkenberg
and Il. c. Wahl, Of Duluth, are doing
business in the city today.
Anyone having counters, show cases
or tables for sale, will kindly call at
P.eterson's confectionery store.
Freeman D. Doud and wife returned
today from visit with friends in
Fosston. Freeman ls almost on the
sick list.
liver O. Ungstad, of Rosby, was in
the city today on business, not forget
ting to renew his subscription to The
PIONEER.
When you get ready to clean house
get Doran & Lyon to remove your
stoves They never make, any dirt
about the house.
For sale or exchange, two good
patents for house and lot or vacant
lots. Call at III Dewey avenue, eve
nings. G. e. Corey. 1918
E. F. and A. r. Rowe, of Granite
Falls, called on Auditor Sylvester
this morning, looking for information
in regard to Beltrami county lands.
Lost Irish setter-color red-white
on nose and breast and white feet.
Return TO W. W. Browne for reward.
The clerks of the city are=requested
to meet at the Redmen hall at $50 to-
night. Don't fail to come as several
matters of Importance will be dis
cussed.
E. A Olson, who purchased tract
of land south of the city upon Mar
quette lake, arrived in the city yester
day with carload of household,goods
and stock for his poultry farm.
Bridgie changed its name to Phena
and now Phena has been changed to
Northome. The railway grade will
soon be completed to that point, and
the right of way is now cleared of
timber.
Three jolly fellows, Steve Whitney,
H. Ebenhauser and Smoky Martin,
all Crookston, spent the early morn
ing in the city. They have gone north
on business trip and will return next
Tuesday.
It is surprising the amount of work
that has been done on the right of
way the past weeks. The clearing is
almost completed from Phena to the
end of the track and grading is we'll
under way in several Of the CUTS
Bridgie News.
A "dream" prophet who is said to
nave predicted the assassination of
Mckinley, the Galveston flood, and
other disasters, now predicts that a
New York democrat will be the next
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