The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-16

Truman .Senear bought lot in
Bailey,s addition and will build.
" o. p. Johnson a prosperous Mcln-
tos h citizen, was in the city today.
Fred. Harbaugh left for his claim in
the Sandy River country yesterday.
F. F. Bolton, a Duluth hardware
man. called on the trade here today.
f. B. Seacog and wife were among
the arrivals from the north this mora,
ing.
DR.. Leon Stanton, a Cass Lake
dentist, is spending the day in the
city.
j. Schroeder, one of Grant Valleys
thriving farmers, is visitor in the
city.
A.. greenfield spent the day in the
city, returning to Buena Vista last
night.
Quite a number Of strangers are Wis
iting this city for both profit and
pleasure.
The lumber cut at the big mill has
averaged about 100000 feet per day
since the start.
Messrs. Bowser and Pogue were
looking over the ward north of the
city this morning.
George Reynolds expects to make
the trial trip with the new launch
Ranger tomorrow afternoon.
William McGregor, a heavyweight
farmer of Dexterville, is visiting
Street Commissioner Pogue.
Willis Brennan is down from Phena
and reports the work on his new botel
at that place is progressing RAPIDLY.
Pat Cassin left for Nebish yesterday
morning with view to looking up
new location in the reservation coun-
try.
Practice game of ball at the old
grounds tomorrow at 2.2O p. m. All
bal players are requested to be pres
ent.
A beer wagon and an electric car
collided in New York, Friday, killing
one. iniuring twenty-and spillng the
beer.
Two drunks were up before Judge
Ackenbach this morning. One got
twenty days and the other So and
costs.
B. G. Hardwick, representing the
Minnesota Soap company of Mime
apolis, is taking orders for his com
pany here.
Fred Silver. now of greensboro, NJ
G., and former Bemidji boomer, is
circulating among old acquaintance
in the city.
The Firemen's Herald of May I con-
talns a full page writeup Of Bemldii's-
tournament team, together with half
tone cut Of the boys.
The During Swedish Ladies' Quin-
tette, which will be heard at Bemidji
on May ., recently sang to an audi
5ence of over 1000 people at the great
auditorium in Chicago.
A. NJ. Bagley opened up for bust
ness in his new stable this morning.
He has the finest lot of turnouts in the
city, and by the time the rest OF his
stock arrives he will have the swellest
rigs in the county.
Newspaper work in the garnet is not
what tits cracked up to be when the
weather is warm. We are ba1dheaded
from humping against the rafters, and
blind from working without light. and
several other things.-Little Fork
Guardian.
Banker Roberts came down from
the north this morning, where he had
lively time with a hand car. The
hand car jumped the track, and all
the occupants except Mr.. Roberts
jumped to safety. He sustained two
broken ribs and bad eye.
Photographer Reed will leave for
the Cass Lake reservation to take a
number of views of that country for
private individuals. The trip will
take about ten days, and part of the
journey will be made in a canoe. He
will visit old Chief Bemidli at his
home at Winnibigosish.
Judge Marshall A. Spooner, who
sat on the Hennepin district bench
last week in the illness of Judge Pond,
returned Saturday evening to mis-
home in Bemidji. While formerly a
member of the bar in this county, this
was his first appearance here in a
judicial role. and those who tried