The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-05-18

sick list for some time Is AGAIN
able to be around and has resum.
ed his. former position with the
Crookston Lum Der Go.
Charles Phelps Of Cass Lake
was in town this week.
Dr.. Ward, Of Bemidii was here
the fore part Of the week and ex
amlned seventeen applicants for
mem bership to the M. B. a.
lodge which is to be organized
here IN the near future.
The Wonzer is now comfort.
ably located in his new tensoria]
shop.
Lena Comstock expects toleave
for Thief River Falls for a few
weeks visit with friends and re-
latives.
Peter Gremont has moved to
Duluth where he will make his
future home.
Friday evening the Ladies Aid
will give an ice cream social at
the city hall.
r. J. VrnTassel, of Turtle
River was a guest at the Nymore
house one day this week.
William Blackburn has re
turned from his trip to Funkley.
Al Newman, who has been un-
der the weather for some time
with an attack of la grippe is
again seen on our streets.
The Great Northern has raised
the wages Of section hands from
S1.25 to S1.4O per day.
Thos. McCutcheon and Frank
Madden have returned from
their claims in Canada. They
expect to move there soon.
The Nymore school cle ses this
week.
Mrs. Albert .Synnes is on the
sick list.
Frank Comstock is visiting
with friends at Solway.
Joe McCnlloch is now in the
emplOV of the MinneanOliS e. Red
Lake railway company and is
erecting the round house.
Sheriff Bailey was a Nymore
visitor the fore part Of the week.
LOUIS.
Peter Kirkyold called on
friends at Moose Lake Monday.
Chas. Wiser, who spent a few
days last week at Turtle River
and Bemidji, returned home on
Sunday, May Z.
O. S. Newman of Moose Lake
took supper at b. D. Bentley's
IuuESudy evening.
A new advertisement is posted
calling for bids for carrying the
mail for Rebedew and Louis. An
alteration has been made in the
advertisement, however. The
carrier is to start from Louis via
Rebedew to Tenstrike and back.
This gives the settlers around
here a little better show. It is
hoped that the business may be
settled and that the regular mail
carrier may begin by June 1.
John Malmquist called at Ron.
ming s on Moose Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Webster
spent Tuesday at the home of E
S. Bentley.
+ A. 0, Anderson had misfort.
une a week or two ago which is
proving quite serious. While
using d small Ratchet he acci
IDENTIFY cut his left hand. Blood
poison resulted and he is now
staying at Cass Lake where the
wound may receive proper attic n
ton and care.
Ole Erickson has gone to Be
midi where he will work for
some time.
Will Sheridan, who is staying
at w. II. Smiths homestead, on
Pimush Lake, was seen in this
vicinity Saturday. On account
of the bad condition of the roads
he had to go via Moose Lake to
reach the postof1ice.
H. d. Rice carried the mail
Friday. He reports a great deal
Of water and mud on the road
which made the walking rather
difficult.
Miss Margaret Arnold of
Crookston has returned to her
homestead to spend the summer,
near Pimush Lake. She was ac-
companied by her cousin, from
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Howard and Walter Newman
Of Moose Lake spent Sunday at
the Bentley homestead.
Mrs. A. O. Lone Of Moose
Lake, called at the home of Inge-
bright Talsness on Satusday.