The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-04-09
So 'Tis Said.

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F. A. Mayo has purchased a ney
driver.
Ed. K. Anderson is very i'll will
pneumonia.
The village received new cess-poo
pump on Saturday.
Mike Garrrty has sold a house ant
lot to Mike Keyes.
Joe King of Blackduck was Be
midi visitor Tuesday.
D. LeFeyre and wife of Buena Wis
ia Sundayed in the city. ....
Sheriff Bailey returned from Beau
dette with four prisoners last Tuesday
F. G. Troppman arrived from Fer
gus Falls Monday for weeks stay
E. L. Naylor has traded his resi-,
'dence on the Lake shore to M. Sulli.
van.
The police force have received their
new helmets and Officer Brose looks
especially fine. = 4, '-
Thos. Bailey ,Jr. was selling Bemid
il Favorites at Blackduck last Friday
! and Saturday 5 h%: 49,.
All kinds of baked goods on sale al
Schroeder's every Saturday by the
Presbyterian ladies.
Street Commissioner Pogue had a
force of men at work cleaning cross
walks Tuesday.
W. S. Brannon is moving his cot.
-tage on Beltrami avenue and will
build an addition on same.
You should have some of Ives ice
cream for your Easter Sunday dinner;
you can get it at the Lakeside Bakery.
On account Of the proposed change
in the land districts no more notices
of final proof or contests will be is
sued. +. j. ILL.,. ~. ....
Three of our BARRIERS will take in
the meeting of the State Board of bar
bers examiners at Crookston on the
..21st.
Miss Oyra, head saleslady at the
Bazaar store, was called to Albert
Lea, on account of the sickness of her
father. -,... A. +. a-.- ,-as:.> & ... ..
9Mr.+and Mrs. w. j.. Caulfeld and
daughter, zaydee, left Tuesday morn
ing for southern Oregon, where they
will make their home. ill.,
The Girls Relief club would be glad
TO receive good cast-otf clothes to be
used in their charity work. Leave
word at 400 America avenue or tele-
phone :1A and they will call. ii.
A grand Easter Ball will be given
aby the Royal Neighbors, on Monday
evening, April Is, in the Redmen hall.
Supper and quilt drawing included.
Everybody cordially invited.
Following are the marriage licenses
issued by Clerk of Court Rhoda this
week: John G. Larson to Miss Tillie
Anderson, Jens G. Svenson to Miss
Kirstina Krestinsen. Alfred Sventson
so Miss Annie Nelson.
The Ladies' Guild of the Presbyter-
ian church held a very successful fair
and supper in the Redmen hall Tues
day night. A large crowd was in at
;tenda ance and the ladies realized a
nice sum. All present report a very
enjoyable time. ..
c. S. Vincent, of Menahga, Mimi,
is now open for business in the old
O'Leary & Bowser building and re-
ports a very satisfactory business so
far. Mr.. Vincent comes we'll recon-
mended and THE PIONEER wishes the
new store every success.
The l.. w. B., of the Baptist church
will give Dutch lunch at the home of
Mrs. NJ. D. Stoner on Friday, April
IL, from p. m. until all are served.
Price 25 cents Proceeds to go to
church building fund. ( The la
dies hope there will be large attend
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Remember April 23rd as it is Ger
tain fact now that Hon. w. +. Nolan,
the popular humorist and impersona-
cor of the northwest, will be here on
that date. He will be the last number
of the Epworth League course. So do
not make any other engagement for
that date unless you wish to miss one
of the most pleasant evenings of your
life.