The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-15
So IT'S Said.

Ed Gallagher was in from Moose
last Friday.
Dan Bishop spent Sunday in Be
midi with relatives. s.ms
II Commissioner John McDougald was
down from Blackduck yesterday.
Col. Stadsvold and Hume were over
from Fosston the latter pf the week.
A Mr.. Luce, of Minneapolis, was
the guest OF DR.. Gilmore and wife this
week.
Born, on Sunday, January l1th,
1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barker, a
daughter.
II. B. Perkins, OF Leon, was in town
Monday and made the PIONEER a
pleasant call. ..-.... s--., .-.
Senator E. j. Swedbeck came up
from the capitol Saturday and spent
Sunday at home. x
Langor people are rejoicing over
the the advent of a new saw mill IN
their neighborhood. .-
~' A large number from here attended
a wedding dance and supper at Selkce
last Saturday night.
Commissioner Wes W right was a
business visitor at Grand Forks last
Friday and Saturday.
Jas. Sturdevant, the Tenstrike no.
tel man, was in town Saturday trans
acting business matters.
+ Contractor Schmit, of Duluth, and
Architect Kinney, of Minneapolis,
were in town last Thursday.
For Sale Cheap-House and lot, sit
uated corner 1st st. and Mississippi
ave. Inquire of Frank Lane. 46-49
L. Blooston returned the beginning
of the week from very successful
trip among the different lumber camps.
W. B. Strachan, terminal dispatch
,er for the Minnesota & Intern ational
at Brainerd, was in Bemidji yester-
day. . ...tx~ ,3
The Modern Samaritans will hold a
meeting Friday evening at which all
members are urgently requested to be
present.
G. A. Walker, the genial agent at
NJ. & 1. depot, has been confined to
his room the greater part of the week
with severe cold.
Matt Thielan, an employe of News,
had one of his hands caught in the
machinery of job press and quite
badly injured, last week.
W. F. Street returned Friday from
a two-weeks' absence which was spent
with his brother at Denver, Colorado.
He had very pleasant trip. az
A number from here attended the
ball and banquet at the Golden West
Hotel, Blackduek, Monday night, and
all report pleasant time.
Mrs. P. M. Mark, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Rowland Gil
more, for a week, returned to her
home at Fosston last Thursday. ~v
= LosT:-Dec. 20 'O2, at or near Mp.
depot, gold watch with initials T. J.
Finder. Please return to Tina Jan.
taas, Rosy, MINI. for liberal reward
or at this office. 81
The PIONEER wishes to say that it
will take on subscription wood, pota-
toes or anything in the vegetable line.
Kindly remember US when your sub.
.scription is due.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Methodist church this week by
the pastor, Rev. U. A. Foster. The
meetings are we'll attended and much
interest is manifested
M. D. Stoner informs The PIONEER
that his electric light plant at Black.
duck is almost completed and will be
in operation in about two weeks. The
plant is a firstclass one in every par.
ticular and will be we'll patronized
from the beginning.
Representative Simons was unable
to assume the dignaty of his Office al
the opening session of the Legislature
because of failure to have his GER.
tifcate of election. Mr.. Simons was
under the apprehensin that the secre-
tary of state issued this document,
but it happens that the auditor of the
senior county of the district is thus
empowered. Mr.. Simons telegraphed
for the certificate, and one of Auditor
> Ford's first official acts was to sign
and forward the paper.-Red Lake
County Courier.