The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-08
So 'Tis Said.

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T.. L. Blooston returned Sunday
from a business trip to Chicago.
MARRIED. Lewis Oaks to Alice
Booth at Mr.. Booth s esidence, Benz
idjit tby Pastor Broomfeld. o:1
General Manager Gemmill, of the
Minnesota & International, was ir
Bemidji Monday evening. H.s@ ~
W. M. McCuaig was business Wis
itor at Tenstrike Monday evening, re-
turning Tuesday morning. -
!. Sheriff Bailey and son Tom, accom-.
panied an insane patient to the Fer.
gus Falls asylum last Friday. 1"
Evan Carson returned to Cass Lake
:, Sunday and resumed his position
with the Times of that place. tt'F5&% ~
. NURSING Mrs. E. Omstead, a
practical nurse, wishes engagements.
Res. on Sixth ST., near ball ground.
Mrs. John Graham and children re-
turned home Tuesday morning from a
visit with Mrs. ,Graham's parents at
Langor. Z H. u. 49, .41- q ~~ '> .-" >-
MARRIED. Latterell to Mable
Nelson of Blackduck at Baptist Par
.sonage by Pastor Broomfeld Dec. q,
1902.
Knut Nora, the chairman Of the new
board of county commissioners OF
Clearwater county, was in town Mon
day, getting pointers.
,~ Miss Ethel McTaggart returned New
Years Eve, from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Forest
River and other North Dakota points.
The city of Detroit, Mimi, has de.
-cided to have its electric light plant
managed by non-partisan commits
sion for the purpose of keeping it out
of politics.
Bemidji has new jail which is un-
. ,derstood to be a comfortable struct"
ure, and the place in all probability
will be well patronized.-Grand Forks
Herald. "a j. w.. u ''f
" LosT:-Dec. 20 'O2, at or near N. P.
depot, gold watch with initials T. J..
Finder. Please return to Tina JAN
taas, Rosy, MINI. for liberal reward
or at this Office. 3t
Vern Dunbar, who drives a team
for J ack McAvoy, was quite seriously
injured in runaway Monday after
noon. His team took fright at the in
coming passenger train.
The attendance upon all the services
of the M. E. Church is steadily in
'creasing. The Sunday School had
125 in attendan last Sunday. Bap-
tismal services next Sunday morning
after preaching. {,
The Junior League Of the M. E.
church, made the Sunday school and
Church a present of fifty copies Of
sSongs for Young People," which
adds greatly to the music of the
Church. Good for the Juniors.
Fancy turned work for sta ir cases
porches furniture and for all places
where turning is needed, both in hard
and soft wood, you will find work
good and prices moderate at the Gen
~eral Woodworking & Jobbing Co. 8
Shop. 42-tf
The Blackduck Times last week is
sued very credible boom edition
showing the Improvements and pro-
gress made in that thriving bur5 the
past two years. The Times has re-
Gently added considerable new mater
ial and machinery to it's plant ana is
now one of the best of 'em.
Val Kaspsrek 'phoned the Pioneer
Tuesday afternoon that he had been
out for the first time since his illness
and that he was beginning to improve
rapidly. If he is able he expects to
leave tomorrow for Inkster, North
Dakota, where he will visit with his
brother for week or ten days before
resuming his position at Barney Bur-
ton's.
Rev. y. A. Foster attended the
Crookston District Conference at Wa
dena last week. He reports the best
District meeting in the history of the
District. Bemidji gets the next Con-
ference which will be held the last of
Sept. or 1st of Oct. 1903. This meet
ing will be great helpto the churches
of our city, or it will bring about for
ty preachers to our town for a visit of
three days.
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