The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-19


lots on the north side this week.
o. T. Davids of BigFork was among
the visitors in our city Tuesday.
John Klien's baby is very sick with
pneumonia, following the measles.
Chas. Revor, Shevlin hustler, was
registered at the City hotel Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Gable was a visitor at
Cass Lake the latter part of last week.
A marriage license was issued to
Albert Hill and Hilda Ecke Wednes-
day. ...
W. W. Browne returned Monday
from weeks business visit to Black
duck. .. ...9. s. ...
r Twenty-four drunks were taken care
of by the police here during the past
week.
Myrtle Vinton and company will ap-
pear at the Bemidji opera house Mar.
q and %. .s-..
Miss Maria Undem of Crookston
visited friends here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Remember the "Majestic" lunch
next week at McCuaig & Ludington s.
Everybody INVITED.
J.J. Gable nearly severed one of
the fingers on his right hand while
cutting wood, Monday.
Silks in all widths and shades at
the Bazaar store. Their motto: Quick
sales ane low prices.
Alex Cardle, the New York Ii in
surance hustler, was in the city the
latter part of last week..
The headquarters camp of the
Brainerd Lumber Co. near Mallard
broke up last Tuesday.
A nice line of ladies' walking skirts
in the new styles just received at the
Bazaar.store.
A. Rivard, who conducts a wet
goods establishment at Mallard, was
in town on business last Friday.
Dan Bishop returned from Duluth
last Thursday, where he spent week
visiting with relatives and friends.
That Tuesday was St. Patrick's day
was evidenced by the fact that the
lumberjack was flush with the ''green."
Don't fail to see the great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes.
next week at McCuaig & Ludington's.
Miss June Henderson, who is at
tending school near Hastings, arrived
home Tuesday evening for short
visit.
Hon. Halvor Steenerson arrived
from Crookston Tuesday and is look
ing after some cases in the district
court.
T. II. Croswell arrived Tuesday
from Seattle, where he is engaged by
the N. P. railway as assistant chief
engineer.
Miss A. Barker and Miss Ida A.
Baker, of Minneapolis, arrived on the
evening train Monday to make their
future home in Bemidji.
Just received big stock of spring
and summer goods in all the latest
weaves and styles. Bazaar store
leaders in low prices.
Mrs. E Manning returned from the
twin cities last Saturday where she
had been looking up the newest and
latest styles in dressmaking.
Sam Boyer was greeting old friends
in this city last Wednesday,. Mr.
Boyer is now on the road for twin
city furniture establishment and re-
ports a good business.
A. T. Wheelock returned Monday
from trip through the lumber camps
at Blackduck, Tenstrike, Turtle River
and Farley and reports everything
moving in the logging line.
Bart Stafford purchased Jack Smiths
interest in Stafford & Smiths barber
shop and will hereafter conduct the
business alone. MIR. Smith thinks
some of locating at Blackduck.
The Samaritans will hold session
the first Friday in April. They will
have a good social time and cordially
invite you to be present. Lunch will
be served. Tickets Is cents.
A set of seventeen copper steel and
cooking utensils we'll worth
$3.50 absolutely free with every Ma
jestic range sold next week, at Nc
Cuaig e. Ludington's. Don't get left.
M. G Slocum: The report that I am
sueing the Presbyterian church for in
juring piano, is without foundation
and I wish to say that the party who
started the story is in very small busi-
ness.
The dance given at K. Patterson's
place, northwest of the city last Sat
urday night was highly enjoyed by all.