The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-15
;. F. Bishop was at home over Sun.

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Commissioner F. o. Sibley was up
from Mallard Lake Tuesday.
Born, on Sunday. January IL, to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sylvester, a
daughter. s:
Wes Wright returned Monday from
business trip to Grand Forks and
Crookston. -'"~ .-o"
A. F. Smith and G.. w. Millette, of
Cass Lake, were taking In the sights
in Bemidji Monday.
M. E. Harbin, representing the New
York Life Insurance company, was in
the city this week. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barker enter
tained Mr.. Barker's brother from
Minneapolis this week.
John Essler and wife attended the
ball at the Golden West Hotel at
Blackduck Monday evening.
The firemen's dance last Friday eve-
ming was not very well attended, but
those present report an enjoyable
time.
Nothing like H.W. Barker's Cough,
Catarrh, Consumption Remedy for
coughs, colds and catarrh. At F. A.
Mayo's drug store.
S. A. Lochen, formerly in business
here, was looking after business mat
ters here Monday. Mr.. Lochen is now
located at Mentor.
Lost-on Sunday, between Bemidji
and Buena Vista, a time book. Find
er leave at this Office and receive re-
ward. John Hayes, Lynx, MINI. 1t
John Kirsch, the we'll known mail
clerk. who runs from Grand Forks to
Duluth, was in town Sunday, the
guest of his brother, Arthur.
NEWLY FURNISHED RoOMs-In pri-
vate fiat. Heat and electric lights.
Nice quiet place. Please inquire at
Coleman's Department Store. 46tf
WANTED-Men to cut four hundred
cords of jack pine wood on county
poor farm. Eighty-five cents per
cord. Apply to Wes Wright, chair
man of the county board.
Senator Nelson, Monday, introduce
ed bill granting to the University of
Minnesota eighty. acres of land ad-
joining the Itasca state and nation 81
park for forestry purposes.
The Crookston Lumber company
has already shipped several train
loads of logs to its new mill here, and
it is expected that saving will be
commenced about April first.
j. F. Coleman, representing the Du-
luth Candy company, was in town Mon
day calling on his customers. Mr..
Coleman was a guest at the Columbia
Hotel which burned last Friday night
at Tenstrike.
Senator Swedbeck has been.appoint-
ed upon several committees, the most
important is the drainage. Being
upon this committee Mr.. Swedbeck
should be able to do something for
this section of his district.
Sheriff Bailey went up to J. A. Ir-
wins logging camp near Langor
Monday after crazy man who was
creating all kinds of trouble in the
camp. The fellow was so violent that
it was necessary to tie him down.
The Farley Telegram, we learn, has
gone to the wall. Frank Johnson,
who has been editing the paper since
last November has gone to Minneap-
ellis to work Thus, the town that was
once doomed by the press is now
doomed, we guess, forever. Turtle
River Pine Tree. & %%sa
SpirituaIist meeting every Sunday
evening at Redmen hall. Subject TAX
en- from bible; one-half hour every
Sunday evening devoted to test. Sub
ject last evening, st. John " from
first verse to 22nd: "Jesus a Fortune
Teller" Everybody welcome. Mrs.
Ted Smith, Chaplin.
The Park Bonds in the sum of IS,
600 which we're voted at the late cleo
tion for the improvement of the lake
shore park, were purchased last week
by Chicago firm and brought a
premium of S53 and the purchasers to
furnish the blank bonds. The work
of improving the grounds will be be-
begun in the early spring.
The we'll known St. Paul occulist,
G. D. Bruce Tudor, M. A. O., from
the Office of the Tudor OPTICAL Co.,
800 Robert street, st. Paul, will be in
Bemidji on January "a, Is and 26. If
you need spectacles or your eyes both
er you, see him. No charge for thor