The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-04-16
TIL E CIT Y

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Court in session this week.
Knox Hats at Barney Burton's. 7
Lang & Carter report steady sale
sof lots.
John Essler was a Blackduck Wis
itor Tuesday.
i1See Lang e. Carter for lots in Bal
ley's addition. 6-10
C. E. Albrant was in Turtle and
Farley Tuesday on business.
"a Mrs. J. J. Gable spent the week in
the twin cities visiting friends.
Bailey's addition by Lang a. Car
ter. " # 6-1O
Ed Bishop left for Duluth Wednes-
day to visit relatives and friends.
The K. of P.'s conferred the third
degree on j. W. irwin Tuesday night.
L. D. Brown of Little Falls is in
the city this week selling mining stock.
Don't forget that w. I. Nolan will
Sbe at the M. E. church Thursday eve
ming, April 23rd. Y"
Jack Smiths logging camp on the
east side of Lake Bemidji broke up
yesterday morning.
John Suckert sold his farm, machin-
cry and household goods at public
auction Tuesday and leaves today for
Oregon. ~.
Cd. P. Jenkins of Minneapolis passed
through, the city Saturday enroute
from Tenstrike, where he was looking
after one of Walker & Akley's inter.
tests. .- +...r
M. J. Kolb. of the bank of Brooten,
Stearns county, will open bank at
Bagley in about three weeks. 1t will
$be called the Clearwater County
Bank.
George E. Corey of Hendricks ar
srived in the city last week to make
Bemidji his home. Mr.. Corey will
.uengage in contracting and building
here.
A social dance was given at Mark
Morris residence on Monday night.
About twenty five couple were in at.
tendance and the evening was enjoyed
by all.
Farmers in the vicinity of Tenstrike
:.are worried over the scarcity of help
The Tribune says the hired men have
all gone into bmsiness' and are look.
ing for men themselves.
M. M. Loring of Hubbard has Sc.
cured lot Il in block on Beltrami
avenue and will erect building for a
bowling alley and will conduct it in 6
strictly first-class manner.
A special price OF rs cents will bt
made for all students at the Foucht
entertainment on Saturday evening
April 18 at the Presbyterian church
Benefit of the organ fund.
The merchants in the city had som'
very neat, artistic window display
for last week, principal among then
being 1. Meyer & Co., O'Leary 8
Bowser and Barney Burton. Th'
plaiting effects were very striking.
The G.. N. is pushing survey. worl
on the White Earth reservation il
order to head off the 500. who ar
expected to run line from McIntosl
to the Canadian Pacific on the inter
national boundary east of Emerson.
E. &. Irwin, who has had charge ot
Irwin g. O'Brien's warehouse at this
point for the past winter, left for hi
home in Bayslde, N. B., last Tues
day. Mr.. Nelson is much r1easet
with this country and hopes to return
here next winter.
Te-W Wah-to-no-dah, an old Indiar
who was on his way to the India1
home at Walker, was picked up b!
the police in front of the postofic'
last Tuesday evening and lodged ii
Jail for the night. He carried let
ter from his son which stated that h'
was unable to care for the old maj
any longer and was compelled to le
him 90 to the home.
Last Sunday morning man work
ing for Oliver hitched up his team a
Thompson Bros. barn, took a wagor
box from the bob sled of some home
-steaders who live east. loaded some
kegs of beer into the box and started
north. He was overtaken near San
Ellis, and persuaded to bring the
box back. Somebody will steal the
church next.-Blackduck Times.