The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-06-20

coffee. Chas. Nangle, agent.
1 NJ. Clcary is down from Ten.
strike today.
i Strawberries, fruit and yege-
tables every day at Peterson $,
w. NJ. Hines is down from
Hines spur.
Fireworks and flags at Peter
sons.
Il H. Bailey is at Brainerd on
lbnsiness:taday.
Why balance ens=theverge Of
consumption When Marks Lung
Balsam Will cure.
Judge and Mrs. Pendergast
chaperoi1ed / very merry picnic
party which spent yesterday at
Pine Beach.
Assortment of cakes and cook
les served free of charge with
ives ice cream at the Lakeside
Bakery.
/ Rowe McCamus, of the Pioneer
forcesis off duty to day with a
1sprained ankle, the result of yes
days ball game.
Home made strawberry sundae
with Ives vanilla ice cream
makes a delicious dish. AT Peter
sons parlors.
Dance at Glidden's hall, Ny
more, Saturday night, June 18th.
Good music and supper. All are
invited.
e. j. Swed back is home from a
several weeks visit to relatives
and friends in the southern part
Eof the state.
There will be a special term Of
the Beltrami district court July
! for the purpose Of issuing
naturalization papers.
VIM. Blocker will move his
family out to his claim near Ten.
strike in the near future and ex-
poets to spend the summer there.
Judge Pcndergast performed
the ceremony which united in
marriage Joseph Breault and
Miss Annie Edmunds Saturday
night.
Street Commissioner pogue
who has been on thesicl list is
able to be down town today and
is reminding the boys that it's
time TO pay your poll tax.
Charles Freeman, an old time
printer, who for some time past
has been employed on the Pio-
neer started Saturday night on
his twenty second annual junl1et
to Butte, Montana.
esterday was great day for
fishing in Lake Bemidji and all
the visitors to the city were
delighted with fine catches.
Second point is now the flyorite
fishing ground for pike.
Miss Anna Erwig and brother
Martin Erwig, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city last night to
remain until after the wedding
| of their brother Oscar Erwig and
Miss June Henderson.
Clarence Golden returned last
might from Ann Arbor, Mich,
where he is attending the Uni
versity of Michigan. Mr.. Golden
has accepted a position with the
Jerrard Plumbing company.
The Firemen's Tournament
and the G.. "A. r. Encampmeat t
Grand Rapids opens tomorrow.
The Great Northern is making a
special rate for the tournament
and there will be a large number.
Of visitors from Bemidli.
Judge Spooner goes to Park
Rapids tomorrow morning to
convene a special term Of the
Hubbard county district court
for the purpose of issuing
naturalization papers and trans.
acting other routine business.
James Todd, better known as
Jimmy. the Fisherman, " WHO'S
serving a ninety days sentence
at the county Jail for fishing with
aseine near the outlets seriously
i'll at the Jail. Todd has lung
trouble and has been ailing for
some time
The boy nuisance was today
made the subject Of several kicks
to the police department. Small
boys, clothed in the garb Of
nature, bathing on the lake beech
are altogether too promiscuous
and the police department have
been asked to abate the nuisance.
City Recorder Bailey leaves
tonight for a visit at JamestoWn,5
N. D., with the family Of his
daughter. He will be absent for
about ten days and Mrs. Bailey
will accompany him home. Chief
of Police Bailey will look after
the business of the recorders
office during his absence.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
By local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portions
of the ear. There is only one
| way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deaf
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