The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-01
50 It's Said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Commissioner Fred sibley was in
town Tuesday.
Walter Markham is now day clerk
at the Markham hotel.
Fred Rhoda is able to be out after a
weeks serious illness.
Attorney Scrutchen was business
visitor at Duluth this week.
First class dairy butter at % cents
per pound at I. B. Olson's confection-
cry store. s5
+. G. Troppman is closing out Sims
& Co.'S. stock Of dry goods, clothing,
shoes, etc. @
Dell Teeters, formerly q resident
here, died in Pennsylyania December
Is, OF consumption.
There will be the usual food sale at
Schroeder,s store Saturday afternoon
from two until six o'clock.
Last Friday was the coldest day OF
the season. The thermometer regis
tered SO degrees below zero. -
NURSING Mrs. E. Omstead, a
practical nurse, wishes eng agements.
Res. on Sixth ST., near ball ground.
JOS. Gardner, Of ST. Paul, was here
Saturday loo king the town over with
view to putting in q irst-class cigar
factory. 8.
Editor Gordon, OF the Crookston
Daily Journal was looking after bus
iness matters here. the latter part Of
last week.
Frank Spragne went to ST. Paul
Tuesday where he will undergo an op-
Grafton. Mr.. Sprague has been very
sick for some time.
Local musicians are busy planning
for the production OF Queen Esther, "
to be given for the benefit of the or
gan for the Presbyterian church.
DR.. and Mrs. Rowland Gilmore en-
tertained today, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. M.
Mark, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. F. Mark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Kaiser, all OF Foss-
ton.
AZ. M. Greeley left Friday evening
for Ripple. He will take with him
fromB Blackduck his printing outfit and
will launch his new paper in q
week or two.
VIM. Semple, who has been running
the Creamery Restaurant and saloon,
has rented the Old Oringer saloon
building next to the Merchants hotel,
and took possession this week.
Geo. Cyr, OF Buena Vista, was up
before Justice Martin this week on
the charge Of grand larceny committed
last August at the camp OF Blakely q
Farley. The case was continued un-
til ] ana,5th.
Presbyterian church next Sunday
Services at Ill q. m. and 8 p. M;
Morning subject is Suffering Bless
ing" Evening Subject = What are you
waiting for" All are welcome. J.
f. Mcleod, Pastor.
The ladies Of the Organ Fund AS
:soci alton feel very much encouraged
at the success they have met with in
their food saIes. They wish us to
state that these sales will continue ev-
cry Saturday afternoon.
County Commits ssioner Lang has let
the contracts for the cutting OF the
road between the Little and Big Fork
rivers. Oscar Douglas, Fred Smith
and James Wilson secured the con-
tracts. Border Budget.
Ed. Riggs came down from Bemidii
Tuesday morning. He will remain
here until after the holidays. Ed.
holds situation In Young's grocery
store at Bemidji, and says fortune is
dealing kindly with him. He also re-
ports our former townsman Jas. Ca
hill, as conducting prosperous real
estate business In bemlu lull.-bertna
Headlight.
Mrs. Ted Smith gave her master
lecture Sunday night, to large aud
ience in the Redmen's hell the subject
sLife here and and after the change
called Death given by a gentleman
in the audience. There was hesi-
fancy after Mrs. Smith began her lee
ture and the audience sat in death.
like stiffness until the last word, the
lists were unusually good, the music
by Prof. Hamre, heavenly, and the
solos by Mrs. Earl Miller was with
out doubt the finest we have heard
i'm the city.