The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-01

Sixteen patients at the county hos
-pital. - :
Clerk wanted in confectionery store
j. Peterson, ir.
Vim. Blakely Of Farley is enjoying
the sights in the city today.
j. Hughes returned from Black
duck this morning.
For SALE-Tamarack wood any
length. G.. f. Carson. s-tf.
G. w. Millett went to Cass Lake
1on business this morning.
B. F. Lum, an attorney Of Mime
.apolis, is here on legal business.
d. Van Baalen. whose home is at
Duluth, was caller in the city today.
Edgings for sale, l6 inch ST. load.
Call up G.. E. Carson. Phone IL. S-tf
Fred McAllister came down from
Blackjack and spent the day among
friends here.
The Modern Samaritan conundrum
.sApper tonight, only 10 cents. Don't
fail to attend.
Dick Underwood one of Solway's
representative citizens, was an arrival
in the city today.
Seats on sale today at Mayo's drug
store for the Thoroughbred Tramp
at the opera house tonight night.
We do not handle ready mixed
paints. Our paints are mixed to or
der with the best lead and oil. Jones.
Geo. G. Smith and Alex Stroth
each purchased house and lot in
the Nymore addition yesterday from
A. f. Smith.
M. E. Harlin, representing the New
York Life Insurance company, is in
the city today writing policies. His
home is in Crookston.
Any paint won't go on all surfaces,
but each surface wants a special treat
ment. 1t is our business to mix paints
ITO stay on any surface. 6tf
Next Sunday evening, May Sd, Rev.
Foster will deliver a sermon on sThe
Relation of the Church to Temper
ance Reform All should hear him.
]. B. McLarin, insurance inspector
of Duluth, was in town yesterday
rating the new saw mill. The gentle
man pronounces the mill one of the
best he has ever rated. =,
Miss Laura Lawhead, one of AXE
ley's we'll known apd popular young
ladies, is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Reed this week.
The shingle mill recently erected by
the Itasca Paper company was started
last week and isnow making shingles.
This company recently purchased the
entire stock of cedar logs belonging
to Dunn & Marcia Of Cohasset, con-
sisting of about 1000, 900 feet, which
with the large amount of other mater
ial they have on hand, will be manu-
featured into shingles during the COM
ing season.
Deputy Sheriffs Hubert and Sawyer
lost heavily on game of sbackwoods
authors" recently in Anderson's place
and got even by arresting c. Fish,
Otto Olson and D. Gunderson for sell
ing liquor without license, the latter
having no connection with the place.
S. ]. Lachapelle accompanied the
party to the county seat to secure a
saloon license, which he had applied
for some time ago.-Big Fork Com
pass.
In the case of Henry Buenther vs..
the State Game Commission ct al, the
ioint motion of the defendants, the
game commission; S. T. Fullerton,
executive agent; J. w. Whitney and
j. p. Saunders, deputy wardens; to
set aside and dissolve the temporary
injunction granted to Henry Buen-
Their has been denied by the district
court, and, therefore, the injunction
having stood the test, is good. There
will be further developments in the
case in the near future.
Few travelling attractions carry such
= thorough scenic equipment s9.sA
Thoroughbred Tramp. Everything
is carried. including a very
realistic street scene in the city Of
Ouray, Colorado. "a baggage room,
two moving trains, mountain can
yon and cave in the Rockies. The
play itself is one of the strongest in
this class of dramas, the tramp part
being without doubt the greatest ever
written, and while the comedy element
predominates there is ough-of-the
dramatic to more than satisfy threatre
goers whose taste leans to the stronger
drama. The company are at the
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