The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-19

THE CITY


James Hagadone of Tenstrike was
in town last night.
FOR SALE-Tamarack wood any
= length. G. E. Carson. --.--..-,. o-tI.
W. 1. Nolan was departure for
the south this morning
E. p. Felt of Mallard was an arrival
from Cass Lake last night.
J.,P. Saunders, deputy game ward
en-, is ir7the city from Bralnerd.
S. A. Gray and George Scott OF
liIallard are in the city on business.
DR.. PC. Bjorneby OF Bagley was
business visitor IN the city today
Geo. Markham has accepted po-
,,sition with the Crookston Lumber co.
Edgings for sale, Is inch 81 load.
Call up G. E. Carson. Phone u. o-tf
The ladies of South Bemidji will
give a social at j Fl. Cowgill's new
store Friday night.
The latest blications most always
on hand or will be ordered for you
at Peterson's.
John Bailey is at Blackjack con-
Quoting sale OF logs that were at
tached last February.
C. f. Maltby of Park Rapids is Wis
iting his brother, the genial proprle-
tor of the City hotel.
VIM. Hoffman, representing Llm-
merman Bros, Photographic sup
plies, is in town today.
Dog gone-Irish setter, white on
nose, breast and feet. Liberal re-
ward. W. W. Browne.
Mrs. r. Williams and daughter ar
rived from Wadena last night to JOIN
her husband at this place.
. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bishop returned
this morning from weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Duluth.
Jack Kelly, Billy Schaffer and Fred
Goneau returned from few days
outing on Lake Plantanganet.
Judge Spooner and Stenographer
Cameron left for Brainerd this morn
ing, where the Judge will hold term
of court.
Ice cream will be served in J.. Peter
son, Jr. IS store temporarily until the
fixtures for the parlor on the second
floor arrives.
Geo. n. Spear stopped off in1he
city last night, enroute from Red Like
Agency to Brainerd, where he Will at
tend court.
Rev. U. A. Foster goes to Cass
Lake today, where he will hold guar
terly conference this evening and will
return home tomorrow.
Miss Emma Judd of Duluth arrived
from that place this morning for a
visit with her old college chum, Miss
Regina Crawford of this place.
Geo. La Blanc, night clerk at the
Markham, left today for visit with
friends at Crookston. Oscar Solberg
will sssub'' for him until he returns.
Those desiring carpets made leave
orders at II Winter & Co. s store and
they will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. n. 70. Hedeen, w1t-d2t
DR.. E.. H. Marcum returned to
Crookston last night. He said he
would be back in short time and
would think the matter over of open
ing up an office here.
Mrs. Thomas Bailey arrived home
last night from months visit with
!, friends and relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Dolly got off at Little Falls to
spend a few days with friends there.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Will Muller and Hedwig
Muller, both of the town of FROM,
and the couple were married by the
German Lutheran minister of that
town.
At the rattle held last night at the
city hotel the following were prize
winners: B. F. Pinkney, the holder
of ticket No. Is, won the rife; Harry
Horseman and Frank Kruft won a re-
volver each.
1t was F. c. smyth that purchased
T. j. Miller's interest in the Bemidii
Mercantile company, instead of D. G.
Smyth, as stated in The Pioneer yes
tsrday. D. c. Smyth will manage the
business as stated.
Manager Carter of Crookston is in
the city looking over the telephone
lay here. It is to be hoped that this
this will fetch some of the phones
that Manager CARTS has been trying
TO get for so long.
EYEG...D Dr.. G. J. Larson, the
"a l GOeye specialist and op.
clan, ma kes his next regular visit to