The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-02-12
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No school ,.today-Llncoln's birth
day.
Northern has few cases of small
fpox. ~ r,a...... .s.....E- ea.
Tom Bailey Jr. was at Tenstrike
Tuesday. Is
S. A. Grey of Aida was in town
Monday looking for men.
There are more than thirty patients
Ein the county poor house. #
A. T. Wheeloek made business
"Trip to st. Paul Wednesday.
@ Miss Zella Schogan is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
The Red Lake transportation com
fpany's camp is quarautined.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
realized s2I on their Experience social
last week.
There will bea dance at Selkce Sat
urday night. Music by Wolcott's or
schestra. '.-
w. A. Case, deputy organizer o.
the M. Wa of this district, died a.
st. Hilaire last Tuesday.
A. Clavin has the foundation fol
ahis new residence, just back OF the
Presbyterian church, about completed
& Misses Florence Fink and Ella ohm
@son. teachers in the Cass Lake public
schools, called on Bemidji friends last
FRIDAY.
The ladies of the Enterprise Circle
will glue their second card party or
Monday evening, February l6, in Red
mems hall.
Miss Gertrude Carlton, teacher o1
tthe primary department of the Black.
duck school, was visiting friends here
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Dusett and fam,
lily, Of Grand Harbor, N. D., were in
the city Monday enroute to Interna.
~tionaE Falls, where Mr.. Dusett has ta'
ken claim. ..
At the Presbyterian church next Sun.
day morning the subject will be 'The
Duty of Economy" Evening "The
Prodigal." All are cordially invited.
j. F. Mcleod, pastor.
Miss Zelda Hyde and Thos. Hal
were married by Justice Martin last
Tuesday. Mr.. Hall told DR.. Blakes'
lee, just after the ceremony, that he
was the happiest man on earth. Here's
hoping that you'll always be so, Tom.
g.. Twelve cases OF small pox at the
pest house-and only one from the
~village,ef Bemidji. Blackduck has
had the most cases of small pox in the
pest house this winter. The village OF
Bemidii has had only one case SO far
this season.
Border B udget: G. E. Carson o1
Bemidii and G. w. Luptie of Mime.
sapolis came over the Blackduck route
last week. While here the above gen
1tlemen made arrangements with L. A.
~Ogaard for the plating of the tract Of
land adjoining the present townsite
"on the south. II. @se- tSt..#5
Alex Dahl, who has been working in
~one of Irwin g. O'Brien's camps, was
struck on the head by falling tree
!, and his head badly bruised yesterday.
DIR. Henderson dressed the wounds
=and the man is resting easily at St.
.Anthony's hospital today. 4. .5.E@.
Principal Eshe Imam, formerly OF our
public schools, was the first man to
start the library question here. He
laid the matter before Ted Smith and
the latter collected 1925 from the sa.
loon men here, which was the first
money ever put into books for our
schools. The school now has fine
selection of books and is a source oi
pride o'the members of the school.
The usual large and appreciative
audience was present at the Spiritual
hall Sunday night. Regardless of the
fact that bran new pulpit was on ex-
. hibition at one church and pipe or
gan at, another. The facts and proofs
that are presented by the Spiritualists
always draw crowd of intelligent,
7brainy people. The subject given by
"a stranger in the audience was "a
Personal Cod" The tests were all
recogn lied and many expressed a de-
sire to come into the society and learn
more of the beautiful teachings. Spec
ial half hour devoted to tests every
Sunday evening. All are welcome.
!. Mrs. Ted Smith, Chaplain.