The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-08
TIL E CITY

Duluth.
J. e. Coleman of Duluth spent the
day in town.
Harry Sather Of Underwood is in
the city today.
Jack Hennessy is reported quite i'll
with pneumonia.
G. E. Corey, contractor and X ailder,
III Dewey avenue.
Our 1896 spring suits are a wonder.
-O'Leary & Bowser.
Chas. Peterson was a visitor from
Turtle River yesterday.
Watch our clothing window Satur-
day. O'Leary & Bowser.
J. N. Taft was an arrival from
Blackjack this morning.
FOR SALE-Tamarack wood any
length. G. e. Carson. S-tf.
W. S. Glasier of Blackjack is doing
business here this afternoon.
Mems fine negligee shirts 45 cents,
Saturday. O'Leary & Bowser.
D. E. Conham of St. Paul was call
ing on customers here today. J..
Mrs. D. F. Sullivan of solway is
calling on friends here today.
r. E. White, an extensive logger
sof Fisher, was in the city today.
Houses for rent. Good locations.
See Yves Wright. Phone 40. 1918
A. M. Kline of Chicago was enjoy
ing the sights of Bemidji yesterday.
Elmer Bingham returned last night
from an extended visit with relatives.
Edgings for sale, is inch 81 a load.
Call up G.. E. Carson. Phone u. 8-tf
c. E. Albrant made q business trip
TO Akeley and Park Rapids yesterday.
You can get any kind OF tin or
sheet metal work done at Doran &
LYONS.
Dick Underwood of Solway passed
through the city last night enroute to
Solway,
You can buy fine $40 summer suit
at our store Saturday. O'Leary &
Bowser.
r. E, Welty, representing the Ze-
NTH Paper company, called on GUS
toners here today.
Henry Pingle, who has been in the
city for few days, returned last night
f. Maple Ridge.
We. want you to get our price on
clothing before making your selection.
O'Leary & Bowser.
Anyone having counters, show cases
or tables for sale, will kindly call at
Peterson's confectionery store.
Born-We take your measure and
Mr.. Born makes your suit to fit, at
hand-me-down prices, :The Fair"
Z. p. Crawford left this morning for
Red Lake, where he is in charge of the
Red Lake Transportation company's
extension.
A Bride found on our and 10 cent
counters and on our shelves a thous-
and useful articles at about one-third
the regular price. ''The Fair"
P. B. Moyle, the genial manager of
Bacon & Brownies saloon at Tenstrike,
left for that place this morning with
a bob-tailed dog on the end of a
string.
When you get ready to clean house
get Doran & Lyon to remove your
stoves. They never make any dirt
about the house.
Mrs. Lille Vedder this morning
bought Of Street and Gibbons lot 20
in block 8 in second Mill Park addi-
ton for SIS. and will build a house
upon it.
On account of the low water in the
Mississippi river it is expected that
the drive of logs will be hung up. The
loggers are also experiencing some
trouble on the Schoolcraft:
Mrs. Flora Cox this morning pur-
chased of Street & Gibbons lot 13 in
block in Second Mill Park addition
Tor $3.50, and will build home upon
it at once, Mr.. and Mrs Cox were
burned out of house Gand home on
Wednesday by a small forest fire in
Nymore.
For sale or exchange, two good
patents for house and lot or vacant
lots. Call at III Dewey avenue, eve
nings. G. p. Corey. 1918
P. j. Oyen and family are now COM
fortably domiciled in our city. Mr..
'Oyen has accepted aposition as mana
ger ofthe Crookston Lumber company's
retail department here. He form
erly held similer position at ST.
Hilaire.
ATTORNEY Railey went down to ST.