The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-04-27
TIL E CITY

TIL E Gil TY
Ted Msloy came down from Farley
this morning.
Let Lang g. Carter handle your in
surance. ., 2-tf
Lee Rumay of Tenstrike spent Sun
day in the.city.
Mrs. John Essler left for the cities
this morning.
Mrs. Allen returned from pleas
ant trip to Wadena.
Commissioner Chapman came down
from Phera this morning.
Henry Reyor has been on the sick
list Cor the past week.
E. L. Naylor is moving into his new
house on Beltrami avenue.
Ed. Shaw of St. Cloud was looking
efor location here Saturday.
Pearl Spencer of Park Rapids spent
! Sunday with friends in the city.
Attorney Arnold of Blackjack is
:transacting business in town today.
L. H. Pomery of Staples was look
ing over our city with view to locat-
ing here Sunday.
Miss Jesse Ludwig of Cass Lake
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Ethel at.this place.
r. E. Little, who has been sick at
Hotel Markham, returned to Black
duck this morning.
Nothing pleases a young lady more
chan box of delicious bon bons
bought at Peterson's. l-tf
u. W. Smith of the Iron Range
Telephone company returned this
morning from Blackjack.
Not how cheap, but how good, is
our motto. You can always get the
best at Peterson's. l-tf
Miss Sigma Unset returned from
.FOsston this morning, after pleas
ant visit with friends at that place.
FURNISHED ROOMS rent; board
..ers by week or month. Mrs. w.
Burlington, Tenth and Dewey avenue.
We do not handle ready mixed
paints. Our paints are mixed to or
der with the best lead and oil. Jones.
Ed Kaelhle has let contract to
erect a dwelling on the corner OF
1T 1T, street and Beltramis avenue, to
cost aboet So 900
We keep fruit when it is scarce as
well as at other times. We have the
best always. j. PETERSON, JR. LIT
Anderson & Buckley, who have
been running saloon in this city for
the past five months, dissolved part
nership today, Mr.. Anderson continu-
ing the business.
Pogue Bros. are lacking up George
gTanner's house on Fifth street and
Minnesota avenue. Mr.. Tanner will
put in found alton and make other
Improvements.
Any paint won't go on all surfaces,
but each surface wants a special treat
ment. Il is our business to mix paints
to stay on any surface. Jones. 6tf
The new Ranger is receiving her
last coat of paint today. The new
boat is certainly cracker-jack and
will be put into commission by the
last OF the week, if the weather is
favorable.
DR.. A. E. Henderson and j. @.
Moore purchased the Stevens farm,
situated on the east side of Lake Be
midi OF Ed Trask last Saturday.
The farm is an exceptionally fine one
and adjoins the comfy poor farm.
The purchase price was $4,000.
Charles Lyons and John j. Doran
have purchased the tinware depart
ment in McCuaig & Ludington's and
will continue the business at the same
stand. Both men are thorough work.
men and will undoubtedly do we'll.
They are we'll and popularity known
in this city and The PIONEER wishes
them success in their new venture.
The Warfeld Electric Light Co. re-
ceived their new engine last Friday.
1t weighs 81, 900 pounds, the fly wheel
weighing fifteen tons. Two cars were
required to ship it. The engine is
known as the heavy-duty Corliss and
is capable of producing 720 horse
power. The stone work on their new
building is completed and the work
of laying the brick commenced this