The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-10-22

covery is very discouraging.
| Notice the Sunday dinner
menu for the Grill found else
where in this issue.
A choice line of cookies, dough
nuts, lady fingers. ETC., at the
Model Bakery. Phone 1875.
Chairman r 0. Sibley of the
board Of county commissioners
is spending the day in the city
For a good palatable dinner and
one that will please, remember
the Sunday chicken dinner at the
Palace.
Harry Bliler left this morning
for a visit at Sank Centre and
other points in that part Of the
state.
Dick Underwood returned tc
Solway this morning after a
visit to the city on business mat.
ters.
For Sale Short mill wood, Sc
per load; dry slabs, 1925 per
cord, delivered. Crookston Lum-
Der Co.
A farmer living about four
miles out Of the city today
brought to market bun h of 81
plump cartridges.
Money to Loan am prepared
to handle all first class farm
loans promptly. Call on or ad-
dress IT. j. Miller & Co. Bemidii.
Florence Pendergast, who is
teaching school at Buena Vista,
will spend Sunday in Bemidji
with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Pendergast.
Mrs. Tom Tedford was at Cass
Lake today between trains to
bring back her little adopted
daughter who has, been visiting
there with friends.
Very little business has been
done at Cass Lake recruiting
station as yet the principal work
Of the office being devoted to ad-
vertisement thus far.
Mrs. Rowland Gilmore today
received word that her mother,
Mrs. P, M. Mark fell on frosty
walk at Fosston this morning
and fractured her wrist.
The case of Ibertson VS.. Hays
& Verify was concluded before
Judge Pendergast this morning.
TIL Judges decision will prob
ably be rendered Monday.
Kid gloves cleaned and re
enameled at Rayne & F'ryhling.
Opposite Markham hotel.
The funeralof Mrs. Boyd whose
death was mentioned in yester.
days Pioneer, was held today
from the residence, the inter
ment being in Greenwood GENE
tary.
An adjourned meeting of the
district court will be held in Be.
midi beginning Tuesday, No.
VEN Der l. A mum Der of court
cases will be heard and second
papers will be issued.
DR.. Bjorneby, register of deeds
of Clearwater county, together
with his two assistants who are
transcribing the records for
Clearwater county, went home to
Bagley to day for the Sabbath.
For good suit of clothes go to
Rayne & Fryhling. Good work
guaranteed. Opposite Markham
hotel.
The committee appointed last
night by the Business Mems
club to secure options for the
right Of way for the Red Lake
railroad have begun the work and
are intervie wing various land
owners in the city today.
Why do your own baking when
you can buy good things to eat at
the Model Bakery. Phone 1875.
r. W. Lucore. proprietor Of the
ginseng farm at Turtle River
and Frank Aries claimed wolf
bounties for female wolves at the
auditors Office yesterday after
noon, each receiving SIS.
Charles Hayden, Beltrami
county's supervisor of assessors,
passed through Bemidji last even
ing on his way home to Black.
duck from the twin cities. Mr..
Hayden says that the rainfall in
the cities has been much heavier
than here.
John Rasmussen of Crooks
ton, travelling auditor for the
Hamm Brewing company is
spending the day in the city and
will check the company agents in
A FAMOUS REMEDY