The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-21

General Manager Gemmell was an
arrival from. Blackjack last night.
Edgings for sale, Is inch 81 load.
Call up G. E. Carson. Phone Il. o-tf
Frank Potter of Park Rapids was
released from the hospital here this
morning
C. T. Kidder of Tenstrike trans
acted business in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Dog gone-Irish setter, white on
nose, breast and feet. Liberal re-
ward. w. w. Browne.
:. Thomas Nesbit and family have ar
rived from Grand Forks to open their
summer cottage here.
G.. q. Potter, who has been in st.
-Anthony's hospital for the past two
weeks, left for his home at Niawa.
Edmunds & Carson are shipping ice
fibm Bemidji to Blackjack. The
latter is so warm they can't keep ice.
L. H. Bailey was in Bagley yester-
day, and says they are still celebrat-
ing over the county division victory.
Ole Christensen Of Solway has
accepted position with George Har-
ris, and will move here from Solway.
Rev. u. A. Foster returned from
Cass Lake last night, where he was in
attendance at the quarterly conference.
, Steve Collins, the Grand Forks I'M
~
.LaMo cure for a few days fishing here
this noon.
E. L. Naylor and family spent an
hour and a nalf on the lake this morn
ing and landed % pike and perch, so
Naylor said.
Ice cream will be served in j. Peter
son, Jr.'s store temporarily until the
fixtures for the parlor on the second
floor arrives.
C. N. Maltby, who has been visiting
his brother here f)r the past week, re-
turned to his home at Park RapTus-
today.
j. II. Smith, representing ST. Paul
z good sized pike in about two hours on
Lake Irvine last night,
The Park Rapids team has sent
schalle nge to our, local heavyweights
on their home grounds May 30. Hib-
biog will arrange a game for June {.
J. Bemidji;s band gave its first open
air concert last week, and it was like
all the undertakings of people out
there-a decided uccess.-Croo kston
journal.
M. d. Smith has half car load of
screen doors and windows at his lum-
Der yard, one block east of the Mark
ham hotel, which he is disposing of
very reasonable. 2S-2t
C. C. Woodward had a tenant for
the Jones farm which he purchased
last fall. The tenant at the last
moment backed out, and G. G. feels,
to say the least-sore.
E. ]. Ryan, the hustling shoe man
of st. Paul, left for Hackensack to
give his patrons the benefit of the
present low price of shoes. After
June l there will be per cent raise
on all shoes.
John Corrigan was released from
st. Anthony's hospital yesterday and
left for his home in Minneapolis this
morning. He had very severe case
of blood poisoning, and for a long
time his life was despaired of.
The five young ladies comprising
the During Swedish Ladies Quintet,
which are to sing here on May %, are
interchangeable workers in the cause of
their famine-stricken fatherland, and
never lose an opportunity to do some
thing substantial in behalf of the suf-
ferers. Personally, they have raised
over 50, 100 in cash for fund since
their arrival in America. This does
not include the large amount that has
been realized from various benefit
concerts in different cities, but has
been raised by their individual efforts
ssoutside of business hours" They
have been the guests of honor by
nearly every leading Swedish club in
this country during their compare
lively short time on this side of the
water.