The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-08
Acre and half-acre lots for sale In

Acre ana half-acre lOtS Tor sale IL
Whites addition. j. L. Reynolds.
} First class dairy butter at % cents
per pound at |. B. Olson's copfection-
I cry store. e@#.-. E..- '.~a
Cashier Brooks, of the Lnmbermens
Bank, was visitor at Wadena Mon
day and Tuesday.
There will be the usual food sale at
Schroeder's store Saturday afternoon
from two until six O'Clock. .,... .."
| Senator Swedbeck went down to ST..
Paul Sunday to be present at the op-
ening of the legislature Tuesday.
f. B. Benedict, deputy state boiler
Inspector, was in town this morning
on his way to his farm near Lake
George. ... .'>.
The Modern Woodmen had installa-
tion of officers last Thursday evening.
After the installation q social session
was held which was very enjoyable
affair.
A very pleasant surprise party was
had at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
III. Gable, last Friday evening. a
large number of the younger set was
present.
Tudor's dollar spectacles are made
from aluminium and bronze in all
styles and will not rust. e. A. Bar
ker. sole agent. Expert sarvice Jan.
"a, Is and Is, without any additional
cost.
The Pioneer is informed that in all
likelihood q large foundry and iron
works will be established here the
coming spring. Local capital will be
interested and the outlook is very
bright.
Editor A. l.. LaFreuiere, of the
Itasca County Record, was in the city
Saturday, en- route home from a two
weeks visit with his mother at Red
Lake Falls. He reports very pleas
ant trip.
M. G. Slocum, the music house man,
was up at Blackduck Monday evening
looking after business matters. Mr..
Slocum is working up an extensive
trade in his line in all the towns along
the line between here and Blackduck.
Mrs. T. D. Kerrick, of Park Rap
ids, was in town this week soliciting
subscriptions to the St. Paul Daily
News. The News has piano con-
test on hand and Mrs. Kerrick now
has a substantial lead over the other
contestants.
Jas. Mcdonald and j. Sampson
were arrested yesterday by Officer
Brose as they were leaving box car
on the Great Northern tracks, having
in their possession a butt of tobacco.
The preliminary hearing will take
place .oday.
| The address and whereabouts of
Daisy Robinson is sought for by the
mother, Josie Robinson, of 474 Port
age avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Anyone knowing her address would
confer a favor by communicating with
her mother at the above address.
For shelving, drawers and pane
work, in hard and soft wood (lumber
all kiln dried, call at the General
Woodworking & Jobbing Co. 8 Shop.
Att
F. N. Lang, who has been in the
real estate business here for some
time, has associated himself with A.
A. Carter. The firm will engage more
extensively in the real estate business
and will also handle wood in large
quantities. They have leased the
Street building recently vacated by
Bailey Bros.
Here is chance to buy good pay
ing business in Blackduck, MINI.
Lot, building, all furniture, saloon
fixtures, heaters and ranges, dishes
and q beds furnished. Building ok
60 two story, good we'll and barn,
known as "Freeman's building," will
sell cheaper than cost of building
alone if taken quick. Address Or call
F. Freeman, Blackduck. If
Several accidents took place at B.
F. Bishops headquarters camp at
Guthrie this week. Among those who
were most severely injured were, Thos.
Gordon, foot crushed, by load of logs
passidg over it. He was taken to the
Farley hospital, and the foot may be
amputated. John Hussy had an arm
broken and head injured by falling
tree.