The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-13

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Trunks and Grips always on
hand at MAYORS.
Watch the Grill Windows for
good things to eat.
Howard Bailey is quite i'll at
his home Of stomach trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McQnaig,
are in the city from fenstrike.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson, who has
been quite seriously ill.is-.sre-...
ported as improving today.
Ghas. If..Wflliasns,, =5tsf Nitltby
postofficr, made final proof on a
homestead Of leo acres Saturday.
Assortment of cakes and cook
les served free of charge with
Ives ice cream at the Lakeside
Bakery.
The Misses Eva and Jessie
Ludwig, of Cass Lake We're the
guests Of Miss Dolly Bailey
yesterday.
Oscar Solberg. who has been
employed as watcl1man at Mel.
sons mill for some time past is
in the city today.
A q, kelliher, the Blackdnck.
dln sglst ,passedEthrousghthe#
city this morning on his way to
the cities on business.
Caesar dead and turned to clay
might stop a hole=to keep the
wind away. Take Mark Lung
Balsam, and avoid this fate.
g. Ness, one Of the prosperous
farmers of the town Of FROM, is
in the city today to make final
proof on a yaluab bic homestead.
Mrs. George Lydick and
daughter, Miss Ruth and a party
Of friends from Cass Lake, are
in the city to attend the circus.
Z. w. Smith, Miss Hoff, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Hotf and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Hotf, are among the
Blackjack guests at the Mark
ham hotel today.
The Eagles will initiate can
didate at their regular meeting.
next Wednesday evening and are
planning one Of their enjoyable
social sessions.
Fred King is up from Grand
Rapids today promoting for the
stiremen's tournament and en-.
scampment which will be held IN,
his town next week
G. w, Jewett, the genial man
'ager Of the Blackjack Electric
Light and Telephone Go. s bust
ness at Blackjack, came down
this morning to see the circus.
G.. w. McCloskey is down
from Farley today and says
there are not enough citizens left
inhis town to flag a handcar to-,
day. All Farley isattending the
circus.
The Ladies Reading club will
not hold meetings during the
summer months. The club has
been a very enjoyable feature for
the amemberslip and will take UP.
its work again, after the hot.
weather.
The date Of the cantata, "Ihe
Revel of the Fairies, which is
.tosbe given under thezdirection Of
Miss Anna o. Miller assisted by
Mrs. r. B. Foster, has been fixed
for June "a.
Cuspidores, tankards, stems,
punch bowls, vases, pedestals
aud jardinieres, made Of the gen
.uine Louwelsa Weller ware, sold
only by A. E. Winter, The Elk
elusive JeWeler.
The only original Jim 6ocd y
man, all others are fakes and
frauds, is in the city to attend
the State Liquor Dealers con
vention in the interests Of the
EL Palermo cigar.
A. A. Garris, came up from
Grind Rapids Saturday night to
arrange for the removal of his
family to that village. He is
well pleased with Grand Rapids
and his new situation.
SidnayLyle,-the- notorious
piano expert, is again in the city
with his long hair and rattle
snakes. Any one may see the
snakes or have their piano tuned
by consulting the professor.
Street ommissioner Pogue,
famous for fast work broke all
records this morning by laying
125 feet Of sidewalk on Third
street ii four hour. The side
walk was taken out when the ex
cavation for the new hotel was
begun.
Dr.. Warninger is home from a
professional trip to Fosston. The
doctor has received word from
Thief River Falls hersement that
they are anxious to see the pro
posed racing circuit organized
and are more than willing to do
anything they can to promote it.