The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1903-02-19
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F. J. Kline left Monday for Mime
apolis.
Joe Steidl will leave March 1st for
Bend, Oregon.
Barney Burton arrived from Little
Falls last Tuesday evening.
Arthur Kirsch is down from Crook
sston on business this week.
The board of county commissioners
were in session this week.
The tiremen' IS masque ball tomorrow
might. 1t will be the best yet.
Geo. Dewey went to Grand Rapids
Saturday, returning Monday.
C. S. Stevens and J. G. Shober, OF
Little Fork, spent Monday in the city.
Mrs. U. A. Foster has been contin-
led to the house with the grip this week.
Acre and half-acre lots for sale nj
Whites addition. L. Reynolds. II
Ole Lindberg, of Lengthy, was a
pleasant caller at The PIONEER office
last week. -l
Regular meeting of the Good Sa-
maratians next Friday evening. by
order Trustees.
DR.. Gilmore returned Tuesday night
from Toronto aud reports his sister
much improved. ..--.:. @s.. ..-
J. Bacon, of Turtle River, stopped
off between trains yesterday on his
way to Crookston.
DR.. Blakeslee has a man in the
Rainy river country to keep his eye
.on smallpox cases there. .
Harvey Woodward returned Mon
day from Big Fork, where he has
been holding down a claim. ~.
Chance to make $500 easy. Read
I. Myers 81 Co.'s ad. on the local
page. It's snap for someone.
A lnmberiack in Whites camp had
his collar bone and arm broken last
Saturday by tree falling on him.
Five sleigh loads Of young people
stock in the dance at Selkce last Sat-
.urday night and report a fine time.
Store building for sale. Monthly
payments. Inquire at Lumbermens
/ Bank. A
u N. Grey, of Crookston, and G.. B.
.Moen, q conductor on the Grand
I Trunk in Canada, were visiting friends
ION the M. & I. this week.
A private masquerade ball was Civ
.en at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
. -Hurd'last Saturday evening and fine
slime enjoyed by all who attended.
For SALE-A fifteen dollar go-cart
.or baby carriage for sale at eight dol
lars. Inquire Of 2. w. Lindborg, at
McCuaig u Ludington's store. 5l-2
X. F. Wheeler and family, of Turtle
River, who have been confined in the
pest house for the past three weeks,
we're released Monday morning and
returned home.
Thos. Tollefson, business man OF
Grantsburg, Wis, is looking the
.country over this week with view to
investment. Mr.. Tollefson left last
l night for Big Fork. s ~
The health officers are keeping a
close watch on tote teamsters from
Hubbard county on account OF the
prev alence of smallpox in the logging
camps in that vicinity.
At the Presbyterian church next Sun
day, the morning subject will be
"Where Am I Wrong?" No service
in the evening. Uuion service at the
Baptist church. J. F. Mcleod, pas
tor.
Mrs. Janet Clark left on Tuesday
for Bemidji, at which place she will
visit friends for few days before
leaving for her home at Warren. She
!. bought some real estate in Bemidji
and expects to return there to make her
home after she visits her folks awhile.
Turtle River Pine Tree.
E. J. Ackerbach returned Tuesday
from Swift county, Mimi, where he
had been for several days looking af-
ter the interests of Geo. Johnson, who
was recently sdiudged insane by q
commission before Probate Judge
Clark and committed to the asylum at
Fergus Falls. The court appointed
Mr.. Ackerbach as guardian of the es-
tate. Eds the right man in the right
place.