The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-12
So 'Tis Said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chas. easier was home over Sun.
day.
S. A. Grey spent part last week in
st. Cloud. .o.. .u.
Bert Taylor was in Grand Rapids
son Friday.
J. J. Doran was Blackduck visitor
last Monday.
Louis Olson and family visited a,
fertile this week. @
Chas. Mealey, Blackduck business
man, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Lindsey has been having
"a siege of the grippe this week.
Little Charlie Reed is recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia.
N. G.. Reynolds is out this week,
but still carries his arm in a sling.
Acre and half-acre lots for sale in
Whites addition j. l.. Reynolds. tt
The Standard Lumber company,
near Mallard, broke camp last Satur-
,day. . 1.
Mems ;snd boys boots, shoes and
rubbers in medium and high tops, at
Fthe Bazaar. ~s.l p, @s4@Sr 2
Go to the Bemidji Mercantile COM
pany for that good old fashioned gra-
ham flour. r.. ..rs Fs5 81 !
There are twenty one prisoners con-
fined in the county jail at the present
time.
Tom Smart's dray team ran away
last Tuesday but were caught before
much damage was done.
Regular meeting of the Modern Sa-
maritans next Friday evening. All
members expected to be present.
J.. G. Moore has finished clearing
up the streets in Nymore addition and
is busy selling lots these days. .~
All kinds Of childrens', misses ),
boys, ladies' and mems rubbers, at
the Bazaar. Leader ia low prices. 2
Tho Bazaar expects big shipment
>of new spring and summer goods of
all the latest fabrics in the latest
styles. -.-a.
Mrs. Norman Helmer and little girl,
who have been down with the grippe
for some time, are able to be around
again. .- --',' 80. ~-....-. -.~- . '-.
r. Bohm is now located in J. Long
coy's harness shop and will be pleas
ed to receive call from you when in
need of repairing. s..,-. 52-6
Frank Kruft's team bee anne fright
.ened at the depot last Tuesday after
noon and started to run. They were
caught in front of the Markham.
It will pay you to wait till the Ba-
-zaar gets its new stock of goods be-
fore you buy your spring and summer
goods. Their motto: Quick selling
and small profits. .s a
The lumberjacks are very much in
evidence this week. Some of the camps
have already broke up, but the re-
mainder will probably hang on for a
couple of weeks yet. ss,t ,.ar.,@. "a j. ~;
Fl. F. Schmidt purchased lot 2, block
3, in Bailey's addition of Lang &
Carter, and moved his residence onto
the same. He is fixing up the grounds
and will have fine residence proper
ty when completed.
W. Thomas, representing the Nov
city Cutlery Co., was in town on Tues
day and made large number of sales.
Mr.. Thomas is a genial old veteran
and is handling a firstclass article.
Here's success to him. .~s
Dr. Meyer, of Montevideo, Mimi,
sent Henry Buenther fine specimen
of the snow owl for mounting. With
the exception of couple of spots on
the wings the owl is pure white and
Mr.. Buenther pronounces it one of the
best specimens he has seen in years.
Henry Buenther's rattle was pulled
off last Monday evening. The timber
wolf rug was drawn by George Rog-
"ers, the bald headed eagle by A. B.
Flatner and the blue heron by J. P.
Young. The PIONEER force are
wearing stick pin canoes. Mr.. Buenth-
-er is highly pleased with che rattle and
appreciates the spirit shown by the
people who were ticket holders. -,