The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-01

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M. d. Stoner is confined'to his room
by an attack OF the grip.
Editor Ibertson was a business yis-
itor at Akeley last Saturday.
All shoes go at Bargain prices at
the Golden Rules Trustee Sale.
Acre and half-acre lots for sale in
Whites addition. II. L. Reynolds.
T. T. Blooston is in Chicago this
week purchasing a spring stock Of
goods.
f.. A. Towne. of Larimore, N. d.
was in town last week visiting a. q.
Delapp.
Sheriff Bailey went down to ST..
Paul Saturday to look after business
matters.
Attorney John F. Gibbons Is trana-
acting business matters in ST. Paul
this week.
W. H. Rice, of the State Bank OF
Blackjack, spent Christmas with Be-..
midi friends.
The Wonser was in Fargo several
days this week, having his eyes treat
ed by specialist.
Conway's school of shorthand and
ty pewriting begins new term next
Monday evening.
/. o. Manger, formerly in business
here, but now of Mcintosh, was q yis-
itor here the beginning Of the week.
The fire department is already maxi
ing arrangements for the annual mas
querade which will be given February
22nd.
Mrs. ID. D. Rolfe, who has been SER
iously i'll. is reported to be improving,
which will be pleasing news to her
many friends.
AL. Kaiser, of Fosston, Sam Olson,
of Bagley, and Henry Huseby OF
Sheylin, were in the city Sunday be-
tween trains.
The Bemidji Wagon Works is again
in full blast, having almost recovered
from the fire which nearly destroyed
their shop last week.
W. W. Browne was looking after
his business interests at Blackduck
Monday night, returning home the
following morning.
A very successful masquerade ball
was had at 5elkce last Saturday eve
ming. "A large number OF Bemidji
young people were present.
A large audience was present at the
Methodist church Sunday evening,
and was we'll entertained by the pastor
in his lecture, "Down Our Way"
Rev. Frank Higgins spent Monday
and Tuesday at the lumber camps in
the vicinity of Aida. He held SER
vices in six different camps last week.
For estimates on store fronts, bar
fixtures, window and door frames,
storm windows, etc, see the General
Wood Working & Jobbing Co. 32-tf
The iremen's ball which was to
have taken place last Wednesday eve
ming, was postponed on account OF
the cold and also the lack Of electric
lights.
Rev. j. F. Mcleod this week enter
tanned Prof. J. M. Jerome, OF Long
Prairie, and O. W. Jones, OF Herman.
Mr.. Jerome is principal Of the Long
Prairie schools.
Sam McAfee was down from the Big
Fork country this week. Mr.. McAfee
is now proprietor of the Swedbeck
saw mill. He reports everything
fourishing in that part OF the country.
The Bemidii Fire department re-
ceived as a Christmas present check
of $40 from J. p. Duncaf and q So
check from O'Leary Il Bowser, all OF
which the department returns thanks.
r. McLennan left Tuesday morning
for Bemidji, where he will spend the
holidays with his family. He will
bring back driving team when he re-
turns. Border Budget.
Miss Dunham closed school in the
Cunningham district last Friday and
married John Essler the same evening.
The happy couple started on short
tour and will visit with the BRIDES pa
rents at st. Peter. Itasca County
Record.
Fancy turned work for stair cases
porches furniture and for all places
where turning is needed, both in hard
and soft wood, you will find work
good and prices moderate at the Gen
eral Woodworking & Jobbing Co. g
Shop. Att
Val Kasperek, who has been in the
hospital with the typhoid fever for the
past several weeks, is. improving nice
ly and will be out the beginning OF