The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1903-01-29
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The toboggan slide did a land office
business Sunday.
T. F. Solen called on his customers
here last Saturday.
Frank Krutt has new cover for his
state coach and a new stove. a..
Miss Daisy Sullivan is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia. ...
Sam Russell, foreman of J. Irvine's
camp Z, was in Bemidji Saturday.
Acre and half-acre lots for sale in
Whites addition.-J. L. Reynolds.
Joel Smith, the lumberman, has
been on the sick list the past week. :
Store building for sale. Monthly
payments. Inquire at Lumbermens
Bank. Al
Miss leila Gardner of Cass Lake
has been the guest of Mrs. Black the
past week.
Mrs. E. Cady left for Blackjack
Friday to organize Yoeman lodge
at that place. a. @TE..-.f>
F. N. Lang is talked of as village
assessor. He would make an honest
and efficient. officer. ~n
Don't forget the National Stock
company at the opera house Friday
and Saturday evenings.
DIR. Rowland Gilmore left today for
Toronto, Canada. The doctor expects
to be gone about week.
A. A. Garris arrived from Grand
Rapids today to take charge OF the
telephone Office in this place.
For Sale Cheap-House and lot, sit
'uated corner LIST St. and Mississippi
save. Inquire of Frank Lane. 1919
The Young Peoples society of the
Presby terrain church gave very pleas
.ant entertainment last Friday evening.
VIM. Hensel and H. Hicks, of Black
duck, were in the city Saturday as
witnesses in the case of Stechman vs..
Doyle.
A chimney burning out at the resi-
edence of A. Rode last Saturday morn
ing brought out the department. No
damage.
Nothing like H. W. Barker's Cough,
! sCatarrh, Consumption Remedy for
coughs, colds and catarrh. At F. A.
Mayo's drug store.
Twenty-Five logging cars and a car
of coal were toted across country to
the Red Lake Transportation Co.'s
spur, last Saturday.
Three carloads of heavy draught
horses arrived from North Dakota
aast week for the Walker & Akeley
and Brainerd Lumber companies.
Editor Greeley, OF the Big Fork
Compass, passed through the city Sat
urday enroute to st. Paul where he
will meet his wife and get those col
umn rules.
The brotherhood of American Y oe-
man are about to organize here witch
"a membership of thirty-ive. Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady, of Pillager, is deputy
organizer. -. ..."
Ernest Miller and Anna Maus, both
of Blackjack, were married Tuesday
by Rev. Father Murphy. The couple
were accompanied by a brother and
sister of the groom.
Presbyterian Church-Next Sunday
the morning subject will be ''The He
roism of Shammah and Benaih. D.
Evening, "What Can I Take With
Me?" Everybody cordially invited to
attend these services. J. F. Mcleod,
pastor.
Barney Burton, the clothing mer-
chant, yesterday bought of the Bemid-
il Townsite company, lot ID in block
z3, in the original townsite, for $4,000,
the company requiring him to build
q brick building on the lot before De-
oember 1st, 1908.
Two runaways Saturday created a
little excitement. Mr.. Carver's team
took lively run down Beltrami ave-
niue, bending one of the sleigh runners.
About supper time, Robt. McAlway's
team took couple of turns around a
block, breaking the sleigh tongue.
Geo. Bell, of Cohille, WASH, who
discovered the keystone marble quar-
ries in that state, is in the city this
week calling on shareholders in that
concern. He has number of excel
. aent specimens with him. Quite num-
], ber of people in this vicinity are in
!. serested in the quarries and consider
it very good investment