The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1903-02-05
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DR.. ROLAND Gilmore, will return
from Toronto, Can, next week.
E. T.. Naylor is having run Of
the grip this week.
J. M. Dodds Of Crookston was seen
on our streets last Friday.
A. L. Kidder OF Mallard transacted
business here this week.
w. r. Street is doing business in
the twin cities this week.
Miss Barker Of Park Rapids called
eon friends here Monday.
P. H. MEG AIRY of Farley was among
the visitors here Monday.
Fred Carter of Park Rapids was a
Bemidji visitor Sunday.
J. N. Eslaburks of Blackjack was
seen on our streets Monday.
S. S. Stadsvald, a business man of
Fosston was here Oh Monday.
Clerk ofsCourt Rhoda will have the
delinquent tax list out next week.
John DAILY returned from four
days visit at Blackjack Wednesday.
C. Burns Of Cass Lake was up from
that place Wednesday looking for
& horses. y rr
Miss Maude Gaines, who has been
ill for some time, is slowly recover
ing. 4
Deputy Auditor Learned is confined
to the house by a slight attack OF
fever this week. @
Geo. Gunderson and VIM. Campbell
transacted business with the county
auditor Wednesday.
Gilbert Tollefson Of Bagley was in
town last Saturday and made the Pro
NEER a substantial call.
Mark Nelson, the "Terrible Swede, -
defeated "Wisconsin Kid" in a twenty
round bout at Williston last week.
Hazel Harrington, an inmate of Mrs
~
Roses resort, tried to commit suicide
by taking wood alcohol Sunday night.
Geo. Newman, who has been en-
ployed by L. D. Troppman, for some
time, returned to Fergus Falls Sun
day. ,~>~ .-.. .s.-. n+ j., ~ 49,.
Missoulian, Missoula, Mont. Mr..
and Mrs. J. FL. Brauer of West Cedar
street are the parents of a baby girl,
born Saturday, January "a.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
social and dance in the " oodmen
hall, Thursday evening, Feb. u. All
cordially invited. Admission rs cts.
MARRIED:-At the Presbyterian par
.sonage, Jan. 80, Rev. ]. f. Mcleod
officiating, Henry Berg Of Blackduck
I to Agnes Adshead OF Patterson, N. j.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning the subject will be
s'Webs and Garments" evening,
"Sin Hunting Sinners. All are well
come.
Mrs. Henry Mundt, of Duluth, join.
ed her husband here last Friday. Mr..
Mundt is one of the mill wrights en-
ployed on the new mill and will make
Bemidji his home. .:o~4
Services in the M. E. church last
Sunday morning and evening evinced
the growing popularity of the pastor,
Rev. u. A. Foster. The house was
hlled both morning and evening.
! A lumberjaek "glommed" a sack
containing clothes and supply of
alcohol belonging to comrade and
struck for the woods. He was over
taken by the police and fined SIS Mon
day morning. 81
Next Sunday morning a new pulpit
will appear in the M. E. church. It is
the gift of the Ladies' Aid. The pull
pit is built of solid oak and is the
work of A. G. Smith. 1t Is a beauti-
full piece of work. ...-
Todd County Argus: Valentine Kas-
parek arrived here from Bemidji and
looked our town over for the purpose
of opening up clothing store. He
returned to Bemidji Tuesday after
noon. He formerly resided at Little
Falls.
Lars Larson, Jorgen Moen and A.
Oldberg came back from the Big Fork
country last Sunday where they went
in search of a location, but say they
can do better in Clearwater than at
the Big Fork and propose to stay by
the old "farmstead. -s# .....s