The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-05
So It's Said.

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Orin Carter was in town Tuesday
George Dewey spent Wednesday in
town. -e>-a&m
L. H. Bailey is St. Paul visitor
this week. /. .A4& 5 #.A
Attorney Spooner transacted busi-
in Shevlin Wednesday. n x sFs
Acre and half-acre lots for sale in
Whites addition.-J. T.. Reynolds. If
Mrs. Frank Kennedy is visiting rel
-atives in the southern part OF the
state. - 1~ a..
g DIR. Gilmore made professional
calls at Solway on Monday and We'd
,nesday. ''.@&r. ~.-... ~ q ..~
Overseer Sullivan of the Red Lake
Agency was Bemidji visitor last
Tuesday. >f<'*-..+
Mrs. Dick Collins, who has been
sick with the measles fort the past week,
lis better. 7 > @.s~-. @-~"
Chris Burns, the veteran logger of
Cass Lake, transacted business in
this city Tuesday. 49,. .
Go to the Bemidji Mercantile com
pany when in need of -four, feed, hay
and seed grain. -. s.. s@ .~.@ 81
Miss Rhoda johnson of Cass Lake
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Naylor over Sunday. .......
r. Dan Bishop, who has been engaged
as fler in lumber camp near here,
left Sunday for Fondulac, MINI.
r. J. Allen, a Blackduck hustler,
was down from that place last Satur-
day shaking hands with old friends.
DR.. ard was in consultation with
Dr. Brimhall of Cass Lake in the
case of Miss Edith Scott, who is very
dow with typhoid fever.
Contractor Johnson went to Bemidji
Monday to be present at the opening
OF bids for business block that is to
he erected there this spring.-Crooks-
aon Journal.
Manager Murch of the Bemidji
branch of the Crookston lumber mills
was in for an over Sunday stay
Crookston Journal.
N. G. Reynolds is laid up with
blood poisoning in his hand this week.
DR.. Blakeslee is attending him and
reports him improving.
+ James Hille, who has been employed
as loader in one of the Carver camps,
was struckaby log last Thursday
and had his knee pretty badly bruised.
Mrs. John Ross, a former resident
of this place, now at Blackduck, was
pleas antly entertained by some OF
her old friends during her visit here
last Monday. s4. "
E. Bourgeois returned Tuesday from
4 a surveying trip in the vicinity OF
Bullhead Junction, but on account of
the deep snow the work had to be
given up. He says the snow is about
three feet deep. d p 49, s%&
The supper given by the G. A. r.
ladies was we'll attended and the pro-
sceeds amounted to 1923. The ladies
served an excellent supper and those
who were there report fine supper
end pleasant time.
F. N. Lang has purchased gaso-
line engine which is expected to ar
rive in few days and will be used in
grinding the hand weeders manufac-
tured by him. The engine is a two
horse power and is dandy.
j. T. Clark of Turtle died of typhoid
fever last Thursday and the body was
shipped to Eagle Bend, Mimi, for
burial last Saturday. Deceased was
% years old and brother-in-law of
George Ostrander of that place.
Carl Taylor dropped into town for
day or two last week. He is en-
ployed this winter surveying and lay
ing off timber lot, in the vicinity of
Tenstrike. He reports a busy season
in the woods there and says that the
new saw mill at Bemidji is a big
thing for that town.-Aitkin Age.
Miss Grace Maltby was very agree
ably surprised by a company of her
young friends Wednesday evening
it being the occasion of her tenth
Birthday anniversary. All enjoyed a
pleasant evening with games and
Miss Grace was the happy recipient
of several handsome presents.-Thir-
teen Towns. ,...~ -.,l Il