The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-22
Paris chocolates at the .Prin-

drys quickly, s. per load denver
ed. Crookston Lum Der 60.
Pin a.c POS.
Thl pus,lic llibrar,y~Will -be-open
~ fl6hf two
until four O'Clock
large ffhtnbei of Indians
from Cass Lalieare intllecitE to-
day to attend the funeral Of
Chief Bemidji.
Complete line Of fancy crack
ers and cookies just received at
the Princess.
The dining service on Nos.
y and - the day trains on the
Great Northern was taken of
Yesterday and car only comes as
==tal, west as-Deel, RiiNer- nolY.---zz
Thesnow Has disappeared
from the race track and local
horsemen are using it to ever
else. With a very little work il
could be put i'll excellent con
dition.
The wild ducks have begun to
come north, but Hicks threatens
another snow stolhs, before the
end Of the month and has pro
mulgated the official date as
April IS.
r. L. White is in the city to-
day. Mr., White is snperintend-
ing the work Of picking up logs
along the north line for the com.
pany Which he represents.
One of the coming attractions
at the City Opera house will be
IA Missouri Girl" The company
will be without exception the best
which has ever appeared at the
localghouse
Il. E. Anderson, who is now
working at the Hotel Crool5ston
and G.. c., Fuller, are two mem
bers Of the old Bcmidji band who
will go to st. Louis With the
Crookston band in. the event it
decides to mako the trip.
The fines collected by the two
city justices from March IS 70
April Is and turned in to the city
are in larger than ever before
during the same time The total
amountWas something over SDllt1.
police department. report
that the present April is the
dullest in police circles in the.
history Of the city. There have
Jeen a large number OF woods
men in town but they have been
exceptionally we'll behaved.
County Auditor Sylvester re-
ports that there is a general de-
mand from thcgcountry towns for
road Improvements. TIC county.
road and bridge fund is not in
condition at present to admit OF
one half the. improvements which
are being requested.
The Ellis Drum Corps gave a
social at Odd Fellows hail last
night and successfully entertain
ed a large attendance The boys
gave a short open air concert
and drummed up the town before
the program began and it is evi-
dent that they have. not lost any
of their cunning during the Win
ter months.
John Hubbard, one of the
brightest young men of BemidJi
expects to 1eave next week for
st. Louis, where he has accepted
a position with g. II. Mites at
"1The Pike. John resigned his
position at Barller's drug store
last week.
Mrs. j. f. Miller and little son
are homefrom Fargo, where the
little felleW has been under the
care of an eye specialist for some
time. He returned home com
pletely cured of a bad defect in
sight a fact many friends Of the
OF the family Will be pleased TO
learn.
John Armstro ng Of BlaeEduck
WHO'S soon to-open restaurant
in the French building on Bel
-trami avenue arrived in the city
this morning and will go about
preparations for the opening Of
the new restaurantat once. Mr..
Armstrong has been in the res
taurant business at Blackjack
for some time and is quite we'll
known in Bemidji.
The retail clerks meeting last
night to take up the early closing
movement a ppointed a committee
which has been calling on the
various business houses today
and securing signatures to an
agreement to sign. The boys
had met with no refusals atnoon.
According to the present plan1an
agreement to close at $50 O'Clock
will be effective May 16. The ex.
captions to this hour will be mil
pay days and Saturday nights.
when the stores will remain oper
I=as=long as tits deemed advisable
to accommodate the trade
"Y0UR, MONEY Is
NO GOOD"