The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-04-09

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Jake Halvorson is on the sick lis
this week.
Black Art at the opera house Mon
day night.
| E. J. Swedback left for St. Pau
last Monday.
See Lang & Carter for lots in Bal
| ley's addition. 6-1t
The De La Fontaincs will mystify
you Monday night.
Paul Cowen of Farley was calling
on friends here Tuesday.
Lots in Bailey's addition for sale
by Lang g. Carter. 6-1(
Reynolds & Son have added a new
power drill to their plant. 4.
Lots in the original townsite have
advanced in price this week. "a
Joe Rogers of Nary was in the city
last Tuesday looking up location.
James Mathews, with the Crookstou
Lumber company, spent Wednesday
in the city.
The Beltrami county jail averaged
twenty prisoners day for the month
of March. a, g4,&a ..., ,-.9 ..x.., = -....
H. H. Wheelock left last Monday
morning for Maple Ridge to look af.
ter his claim. ys sst.@ .r E. aar"
Don't forget that w. I. Nolan will
be at the M. E. church Thursday eve
ming, April 23rd. "G<j rGI@ @i@
A nice line of cut flowers and plants
for Easter at Omich's news stand Sat.
urday afternoon. q 4 c
The two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Clark, is recovering from
an attack of the grippe. .&5@s4@5<5
Miss Belle Sims returned from
Stanley Hall Saturday to spend the
Easter holidays at home. ...
E. F. Kellogg sold his property on
Mississippi avenue and Fourth street,
and will leave for California shortly.
M. E. Carson left Tuesday for Bend,
Oregon, to take up pine claim. He
expects to return some time in July or
August.
Remember the Easter ball by the
Royal Neighbors and quilt drawing
at Redmen hall April 18th. Tickets
at the drug store.
John Graham, representing Chris
tianson, Mendenhall & Graham, of
Duluth, was circulating among our
merchants yesterday.
Z. L. Naylor has received disin-
fectant coat, to be used in caring for
contagious diseases. That man Nay
lor is bound to keep up with the times.
The s'Old Maid Convention is one
of the attractions to be given in the
near future by the ladies of the organ
fund society Of the Presbyterian
church.
! The ladies of the organ fund society
of the Presbyterian church are max
ing an unusual effort to supply the
demand for home cookery for next
Saturday afternoon. % ",."-
The board of health was organized
Tuesday morning with DR.. Morrison,
chairman; H. W. Bailey, secretary,
and S. G. Bailey. They propose to
have a general cleaning up.
Two Indians named VIM. Prentiss
and ke-we-tah-no-din were arrested by
Sheriff Bailey and lodged in the coun-
ty Jail charged with introducing booze
on the Red Lake reservation.
Frank Tozier, superintendent of
Gray's logging camp near Mallard,
left Wednesday for California where
he will file on a timber claim. He was
by Tim O'Connell.
Ralph Fl. Richards deputy for Sher-H
if Bailey, left Tuesday. evening for
his home at Durand, Wis. During
his stay here Mr.. Richards has made
many friends here, who are sorry to
see him leave.
Lafayette Dodds D. D., presiding
elder of the Crookston district, spent
the Sabbath with Rev. U. A. Foster.
The doctor preached both morning
and evening. DR.. Dodds has many
friends here and his coming to Be-
midi is always appreciated.
John Fl. Brigham, prominent at
;orney of Duluth, visited with the fam
ly of B. F. Bishop the latter part of
asst week. We are told that Mr..
Brigham predicts a bright future for
,ur town and will invest considerable
money in real estate here.
Mrs. 7. J. Miller arrived from Min
,eapolis last Saturday accompanied !
,y her father, Major Danforth and |