The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-22
Lou Smith, OF solway, was in town

Deputy Sheriff John Bailey was up
at Tenstrike Tuesday.
GIRL WANTED work in Model
Steam Laundry at Blackduck.
Bemidji was represented in Duluth
this week by A. T. Wheelock.
Commissioner McDougald was down
from Blackjack last Friday.
Why not buy lot in Bailey's Ad-
dition? All lots 50x14o fit. 25-t
For sALE.-Good fresh milch cow
for sale. Inquire of E. J. Willis.
E. J. Willis has seven customers
for houses ranging from $40o to 800.
G. A. W alker is out again after be-
ing laid up with an attack OF the
grippe.
W. H. Roberts went down to Mime
apolis yesterday where he will spend
several days looking after business
matters.
Sheriff Bailey went up to Beaudette
this week after couple of witnesses
who are wanted to testify in a wheat
stealing case.
Garnett Peterson left Tuesday for
the Big Fork country where he will
spend the next several weeks on his
fathers claim.
About twenty-five young people
from this place attended dance at
Selkce last Saturday night. IT'S said
they all had good time.
FOR sALE.-1OO cords Is inch green
birch; 100 cords green tamarack l6
inch; 300 cords green tamarack foot.
Inquire of Mrs. Ted Smith. st
Miss Frona Kirsch is the guest of
her brother Arthur today. Miss
Kirsch is on her way to Wadena from
visit with Superior friends.
NEWLY FURNISHED RooMs-In pri-
vate fiat. Heat and electric lights.
Nice quiet place. Please inquire at
Coleman's Department Store. 46tf
Your last chance of the season to
get barrel of fancy apples at reas-
enable price. Just received a carload.
I. B. OLSON.
John Illingworth left Monday for
North Dakota points where he will
spend the next two or three weeks, SELL
ing wood for Lang & Carter, the wood
men.
WANTED-Men to cut four hundred
cords of jack pine wood on county
poor farm. Eighty-five cents per
cord. Apply to Wes Wright, chair
man of the county board.
The annual meeting of the Lutheran
church will be held next Thursday eve-
ming, Jan. 20, in the church. All
those interested in the welfare of the
church are invited to attend.
Tudor's dollar spectacles are made
from aluminium and bronze in all sty les
and will not rust. E. A. Barker, sole
agent. Expert service Jan. "a, Is and
26, without any additional cost.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Holroyd has been very i'll the past
week and Tuesday it's life was despair
ed of. At this writing it is some bet
ter and hopes are entertained for it's
recovery.
The Spiritualist meeting at the Red
Men Hall last Sunday evening was
largely attended. The Lectures and
Tests will continue during the winter.
Everybody welcome. Mrs. Ted Smith,
chaplain.
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
Services at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Morn
ing Subject-'Thought;" Evening
"a Visitor to our Town" All are in
vited to attend these services. J. F.
Mcleod, Pastor.
The fourth number in the Epworth
League Entertainment course was CIV
en- Monday evening. Mrs. Bonaparte
Rice and daughter were the attraction
and those who were present say it was
one of the best in the course.
"Dick" Palmer, who shot and killed
and instantly killed Thomas Seeley at
Spur IS, Hubbard county, last No
vember, was indicted by the grand
jury and his trial is now on before
Judge McClen ahan at Park Rapids.
The PIONEER takes much pleasure
in announcing that J. A. Ludington
has consented to allow his name to go
before the voters at the coming will age
election for the office of president of
the village council.
All those who are musically inclined
or who are singers are requested to
meet at the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening. The cantatta,
"Queen Esther" will be presented in