The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-09

LuGICllduG Is III tOW IL.
If you want the best field an
garden seed go to Nangle.
Jess Freestone is at CaSs LAX
on land office business this after
noon.
Anton Erickson'i is looking afte
his business interests at Rosb,
today.
Fruit is our speciality. Big
gest and besti stock always a
Peterson S. ,.-,..,.-.,..s....-
Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, On
ions, Cabbage and Strawberries
at Nc uaig 's..=-
We are in business for YOU
health. Be convinced by usins
Marks Lung Balsam.
f. NJ. Bigslow, of the Croolster
Lumber Co., went to Brainerd OF
business this morning.
How wonld a strawberry shor
cake go for your Sunday dinner
Well, you can get the berries at
Gangs.
G. B. Seymour, Of Duluth, is
inthe city on business today Mr..
| Seymour has extensive cedar in.
terests in this section.
Joseph Erickson one of the old
residents of the town of Buena
Vista was in the city yesterday
to secure his final naturalization
papers from Judge McClenahan.
FL. J. Childs, chief Inspector Of
grades for the Mississippi Val.
ley Lumbermen's Association,
was in the city yesterdayaloolling
over the stock at the Crookston
mill.
The dancing party given by
I the Mandolin orchestra lastnight
was a big success. About sixty
couples were present and the
dancing continued until two
1o'clock this morning.
i City Attorney Russell went to
i Grookston last night to join Mrs.
Russell and friends who have
. been visiting there for the past
several days They will return
tomorrow.
/ Hugh Mcmillan was in the city
from Biackduck. Mr.. Mcmillan
has been operating tie camps
near Blackjack this winter, has
finished all his work and says he
has had a very satisfactory sea
I son.
Albert and Alex Cunningham,
| who have been residents of Ian
gor for the past several years
passed through the city yester-
day with their families on their
\ way to Alberta, where they will
reside in the future.
e. e. Woodward has received a
|letter from George Jalley, who
formerly resided in Bemidji but
lis now located at Portland, Ore.
]Mr. Jalley has acquired property
lin Portland is delighted with the
|coast country and very well con-
|Jent at his new home.
The local lod ge Of Odd Fellows
Iconferred two ranks at it's regu.
liar meeting last night. The re.
vision Of Section 6of the By,
laws Of the lodge is to be consid
ered at the next meeting OF the
Hodge and all members are re-
ouested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Oberg were
passengers on the M. & l. south
this morning on their way to
Minneapolis, where Mrs. Oberg
will visit with relatives for a
time. Mr.. Oberg contemplates
engaging in business in Bemidji,
land will return to this city soon.
H. w. Gehr, proprietor, Of the
Wadena Iron Works, one Of the
most thoroughly equipped mach
line shops and manufacturing
plants in the northern section OF
the state is in the city today.
Mr.. Gehr came up to superintend
the putting in of the boilers at
/ the plant of the Bemidji' Brew
ing Go.
Tomorrow Rey.-Bfeen feld-Wil1
begin series Of morning and
evening sermons which will last
for the next two months. The
series for the morning sermons
will be the "Ten Command.
ments, and the preface and the
first commandment will be the
4 subject of the first sermon to:
4 morrow morning. The subject
of the evenings series will be
I. Old Testament Worthless. aFhe
I first sermon of this series will be
preached tomorrow night ano
the subject will be !" Adam. :
The gasoline engine nthepress
room Of the Pioneer gave the
office force a scare shortly be
fore dinner today. The engine
| is a recent addition to the equip
ment Of the plant and it's intrica
| cies have not yet been mastered
| by Frank Solberg, the autocrat
q Of the press room familiarlJ
known as "Chipmunk. Tho