The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-28
THE CITY
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j. Flatley is business visitor al
the twin cities.
George Wallace is transacting bust.
ness at Bagley.
Joe Taggart of Turtle is spending
the day in the city.
For SALE-Tamarack wood any
length. G. E. Carson S-tf.
Deputy John Bailey is collecting
tax warrants at Turtle.
Chambermaid and dining room girls
wanted at the Markham. If
Alfred Anderson Of ST. Paul is call
ing on friends in the city.
H. T. Collard of St. Paul is calling
on customers here today.
George Reynolds returned this
morning from Blackjack.
i. P. Hannafn of Wadena called
on "A. Il. Harris this morning.
W. p. Jones of ST. Paul is among
the business visitors in the city,
J. M. Richards, prominent Crooks
tonite, was seen in the city today.
An old offender was given 20 days
by Judge Reynolds this morning.
J. A. Van Stone of st. Paul called
on Schneider Bros. this morning.
George Fleming, one of Winter &
Co.'s popular clerks, is on the sick
list.
Frank West of Emerson, Ia. is
visiting his brother, H. G. West, this
week.
The Crookston Lumber company
will start their planning mill tomorrow
morning.
2. johnson, J. S. Harris and r. G.
Thompson are directors here from
New London.
Dave Beauregard and John Spillan
are in the city en- route from Black
duck to Cass Lake.
The Methodists at Fosston will com
mence the erection of a new church
about the 10th of une.
AL Benner returned this morning
from a trip upscountry where has been
collecting tax warrants.
Eighteen thousand pounds of freight
was unloaded at the Great Northern
warehouse this morning.
Attorney Charles Schrutchin and
William Semple were business visitors
at Buena Vista yesterday.
George 3. Silk, representing the
'Crookston Times, is WORKING in the.|
interest of his paper here.
DR.. Blakeslee and the city health
officer are looking up several cases Of
smallpox south of the city.
Get your tin roofing, decking and
eavetroughing from w. M. Ross, sue.
.cessor to Dicaire & Ross. All work
guaranteed. 34-d6t
Ice cream will be served in j Peter
son, Jr. IS store temporarily until the
fixtures for the parlor on the second
floor arrives.
Allen Mcdonald, who had his foot
hurt at the new mill recently, left
today for Mimic, N. D., where he will
prove up on his claim.
For your tin and sheet metal work
90 to w. NJ Ross, successor to Di-
caire s Ross. He has a frst-class
mechanic in charge of his tin shop. 346t
James Brennan and family left for
Phena this morning, where Mr.. Bren-
nan has erected large hotel. and the
family will reside there in the
future.
A private dancing party was given
over j. Peterson's store last night,
about fifteen couple participating. A
general good time was enjoyed by all
present.
Lang & Garter sold lot in Bailey's
addition to Ben A. Clum of Akeley.
Mr.. Clum is an employee at the new
mill. and Will move his family here In
the near future.
Work on the new Warfeld building
has been stopped ON account of
scarcity of brick. Mr.. Warfeld said
this afternoon that the work would be
held up until about June 10.
A marriage license was issued by {
Clerk Of Court Rhoda to Roscoe Mill
Ter and Miss Pearl Spencer. Mr.. Mil
Ter is the genial proprietor of the Be.
midi hotel and Miss Spencer is a pop.
alar young lady from Park Rapids.
Harry Horsman, representing the
keystone Marble works, is in the city,
and says the prospects of the works
are better than ever. More marble
will be mined this year than ever be-
fore since the work has commenced.