The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-26
THE CITY

John Bacon arrived from Phena
this morning.
Charles Miles returned from Chi
cago last night.
H. j. Holmes of Bathgate is guest
of the Markham.
Major Wilson returned from Red
Lake last night.
G. H. Price OF Minneapolis is a
business visitor here.
Edwin French took his first degree
in Masonry last night.
go, s. S., Simpson and wife left for the
twin cities this morning
Jay Clark was an arrival from
Blackjack this morning.
O. D. Mickey of Nelson was Be
midi visitor yesterday.
Miss Preble was an arrival from
Headquarters camp last night.
A. c. Baker and W. W. Prichard
are in the city from Thief River Falls
C. e. Albrant is transacting bust
ness in Blackjack and vicinity.
II. j. Murray and B. d. Keck OF
sCrookston are registered at the Mark
ham.
Chief Bailey was initiated into the
Eagles last night. He reports a lively
time.
Schneider Bros. will remodel their
store as soon as their special sale is
over.
Bemidji band wants clarinet players
at once. No would-be players need
apply.
N. S.. Daggart and j. Ellis of
Blackjack transacted business here
today.
G. C. Woodward has rented his
farm on the Little Mississippi to j.
Miller.
Cigarmaker King leaves tomorrow
for Phena, where he has homestead
located.
S. Noble of Plankington, S. D., is
in the city looking over the real estate
situation.
E. j. Conaty, N. Brown and P.
Nash represent Grand Forks in the
city today.
w. 81. Strachan and Charles A.
Rose are visitors in the city from
Brainerd.
r. McDougald has sold his inter
~ests here and left for Montana this
afternoon.
Frank Jackson returned from St.
Paul yesterday, where he has been
visiting friends.
B. Schneider returned to Iron River,
Wis last night. He is we'll pleased
with the prospects here so far.
E. j. Geraghly of Reynolds is look
ing over the city today with a view to
investing in Bemidji real estate.
Ice cream will be served in j. Peter
son, Jr. s store temporarily until the
fixtures for the parlor on the second
floor arrives.
The Third street bowling alley is
offering prizes for the highest scores
made this week. See the ad else.
where.
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visit to Duluth and the twin cities.
Before returning he will pay visit to
his old home at W abasha.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brooks. Mrs.
A. P. White and G. F. Miller left this
morning for Walker to enjoy a days
outing near the white city.
Robert Clark purchased the couch
in MAYORS window for SO. The price
of the couch was S24, and was reduced
IS cents per lay until sold.
Dan Tracy has sold his homestead
right in Canada and returned to Be
midi. He is undecided whether to in
vest here or go on to Washington.
T. Price, a logger Of Grand Rap
ids. came down to secure bunch OF
men this morning. Employment Agent
Wheelock rounded up thirty for him.
Judges McClenahan and Spooner
have. set the date for the first term of
the district court in Clearwater county
for the fourth Thursday in June OF
each year.
The ladies of the city will give a
social for the benefit Of the drum
corps at P. j. Russell's residence on
June 5. The proceeds to go toward
buying uniforms for the boys.
The w. C. T. U. will hold its regu-
lar business meeting in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian church,
Wednesday, MAY q, at 4 p. ALL
members requested to attend, NJ, L.
Nye, Secretary.