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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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NJ. A. Hadley to H. Hahn. part lot 4,
block IA, Browns subdivision. 81 400
Girard Investment company to J. A. Rick
>ert, lot 8, block 1. J. c. Beck's add
A, Fereestad. to NJ. Gas, part lot il, 49,
]. F. Tarron and wife to Joseph Gruidl, '
ct: al, part lot s. block 8. Paramount --o
A.. Erickson asl'i and wife to H. a. knight, "
lot 16 Waltons Second addition 80. LOO
H;c. Ellison to s. j. Roche. lot H. block nm
5, second division Remington Park. 700
S.,E Donaldson to Ed. Steen lot O. block --
II. South Side addition ..............- 25o
MI. Angel ct al: TO- C. Hyde, lot i, . .oo
NC Barney ct al. to james L. Porter,
lots 10 and ii, block 2 Eustis & Stone MN
H i.Wig1ey and wife to j. Cameron, in sec 49,
III 'i0 W1 s1e and wife to j. Cameron. in ''1
SECTION s1-11e-a ... ~ S 500
William B: futile and wife to C.. z. -
Christianson. lot 49, block 2. Elwel's oo-
H,,B. Scott to ]. drummer, lot o. block 49,
Oak koh %Tess and nad Hfe TO- 4 q Rem
spies lots 13 and IA. block 5. Rob am
w o11soa Grif ffh ct all, executor. to l.. j.
Bodge. lot 8. block P. Tuttle's add -o
lan Buckert and wife to II. Berndt 1''
part lot 5, block L. ]. c. Beck's add-
AZ q Mitchell to Edmund 6. walton
Agency lots 90 and 3O block 10. Pal-
AL. rMealey and wife to u. Q. Linds-
addition -. 100
n A. sI.ambert and husband to q. G.
Swanson, lot 25. ETC., block 10. Smith
&Howe's first addition .............. 900
moor. In section 1854 ............ 4o5
Wv Price to l. W. Campbell, part lot
q block 49,. WINDOWS addition ...... $500
Nm Mckenzie to s.: W. Swiegrist. ..o
lot 4 block 10. Cable Line addition.... $50
.... ..- son "a,
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NORTHEAST.

Beuhler., IL. 75S Adams st NE. ,si &c..
Brede g. Erkel. 18th av and Main at NE.
Demeulas Mrs.. COL Central av.
East Side Office. 200 Central av. r. -
Englund. D. c.. 4O3 Central av.
Esterley's Drug Store, 700 Adams st NE.
Gormley & Moran. 2401 Central av.
Sandberg & Meurer. 9th and Central av.
Wentworth, Charles. 312 Monroe st NE.
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STEAMSHIPS

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WANT AID" AGENCIES OF
THE JOTTRNAT.

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Ads will be accepted at any Of the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal office.
SIS. SOUTH.
Aryidson 6 Stultz. 26O3 Stevens Az.
Aune, b., 10Th st and Hennepin.
Bigelow, Mrs. G. A.. 2 Z 18th st.
Blackman. Mrs. w. r.. 1901 Sd av s.
buchanan w. c.. 146 e Lake st.
Burke Bros. AID and Queen av s.
Croker & Thomson. 601 9Th av s.
Douglass, A.. 3457 Chicago av.
Gaghagen A. W.. 1857 Franklin av.
Goodrich Il Jennings. 2 Lake st.
Harrah, J. W., 17l8 4th av S.
Hicks. w. K. 1881 Franklin av.
Horn. S. j.. 1886 Chicago av.
Jones, 2451 Bloomington av..
imports, j. H., 26th st and Lyndale avenue s.
Kline. A. j.. 1900 Bloomington
La Penotiere. e. NJ. 4th av and Franklin.
Larabee. B. H., y 22d and Hennepin.
Lincoln & Gould. Lake st. and Hennepin.
Marshall & Co. 1925 Nicollet av
Mcleod Mrs. j.. 1917 Nicollet av. az.
Morse. T., s.. 1902 4th nv s.
NASH O. F.. 1877 Cedar ay.
Pardoe. G. M. & Co.. Lake st and bennington
Peterson. ]. o.. 1901 Washington av S.
BED Cross Pharmacy, 6S7 Sd av s.
Seiwert. c. E.. 2715 25th st..
Tuppcr & Chamberlain. 10th st and 9Th av >.
= Washburn N. F.. Lake st and Henneptn.
Williams j. W.. 1911 q Franklin ay.
Witch. NJ. H.. franklin and Bloomington.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AM
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

City ticket Office 1928 Ncollet Avenue. Phone ]22
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avenues Sousa.
lsun. only. 'Day. Except Sun TEX. Sat SEs Mon
Leave MARCH 20, 1905. Arrive.
1.s0 La Crosse Milwaukee, hissgo.... 'lo.ao pm
$50 hs Crosse Mad Madison; 1,5.n Wis., lO
sspam Northacld Fsribault kansas CITY,. $40 pm
$1o.lt 0rtonvie Mbank, Aberdeen 800 pm
az, n,,.,., w.n. ,,c..on {tlo.lo pm
@ii'oo am hankato, "el jackson 49, LOO pm
scaopm winona, La Crosse Milwaukee, 49,. 3.o5 nm
a50p Far,bault, Dubuque Chicago ,loos m
eos pm Mankato, Wells. 2loWP Pun
The Fast Mail.
645 Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago.....
GAS Pm ortonville, Fargo Aberdeen...... 71 a.
$7l5pm Mortified, Faribaus Austin. I'LL an
The Pioneer Limited.
ssoopm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago. $50 an
1925 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chcago....... I20 pm
1000 pm
no pm Madison WIZ 1enesVlie, Aochioo.' 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-23
plus driving supplies from camp
No. 3 to cam p No. 1.
WILTON.

Joseph Helf IS on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Tassel have
moved to Soland1s house.
r. J. Brennan and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Zion and
family.
Robert Ernst and family
visited at Joseph Hendersons
last Sunday.
Vilettia Brant and Arvilla
Patterson were shopping in Be
midi last Saturday.
Anil Gustavson and Miss
Trask spent Sunday with the
latter's uncle, Gardiner Waldron.
Melvin Rognlien has returned
from Virginia, Mimi, where he
has been spending few weeks.
The dance given by the M. W.
A. last Saturday night was
largely attended and those pres
ent report a most enjoyable time.
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with his family.
Senator E. J. Swedback of Be
midi was a business caller at
Puposky last week. 49,.
The M. r. L. & M. Ry. Co. is
building camp on Julia spur
for the hosting crew.
Mrs. O. J.. Laqua and daugh-
ter, Hazel, spent Sunday with
her hus band at Puposky.
Matt Hoffman, Pete Hoffman
and Chas Borswold made a bust:
ness trip to Bemidji last week.
Thos. Elliott's saw mill will
start again this week to finish
the contract of A. b. Hodgdon.
F. Potter, who looks after the
cedar for Fl. M. Clark, inspected
some cedar around Puposky last
week.
Mr.. GulIickson, agent for
Hamm Brewing company, was
calling on his customers this
week.
A social dance was given at
the Puposky hall last Saturday
evening. Lunch was served and
everybody reported a very good
time.
Fl. M. Clark, the cedar buyer,
was at Puposky this week and
purchased cedar from the home
steaders. Mr.. Clark intends to
have a cedar yard at Puposky.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Austin
spent a couple days at Bemidp
and Cass Loke last week. Mr..
Austin won his contest case
against Thos. Elliott after a long
and hard fight.
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M. & M.
Read the Daily Pioneer.
Hawkins & Go. pays the high.
est price for fresh lake fish.
A. B. Daggett left this morn
ing for st. Paul to spend a week
on business.
&. A. Schneider left last night
for Duluth on business and will
return home this evening.
Adam Brown of Brainerd is
in the city today visiting his
daughter, Mrs. George Kirk.
Mr.. Brown is an old engineer
and had the honor Of running
the FIRST Northern Pacific train
to Bemidji. =,
Great reduction in rates to
Nor way and Sweden on account
of Growing of King Haakon VII
Tickets on sale from May 16 to
June 26. Single ticket $54.6O
Round trip $1O4.2O. For further
information write Anderson &
Johnson, Agents, Bemidji, MINI.
Men and women who eat fat
meats and drink strong coffee
usually have course, forid skins.
Holliter's Rocky Mountain Tea
makes your skin soft and fair.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Bar
ker's Drug Store.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Baptist church will serve supper
in the building formerly occupied
by the J. A. McConkey grocery
store on Minnesota avenue on
Friday evening, May 25. The
proceeds of the supper to be
used to pay for painting and re-
pairing the church.
Hawkins & Co. pays the high
est price for fresh lake fish.
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CORRESPONDENCE
TURTLE RIVER.
1929 sSs 5333s3 sa3 4

Jas. Bacon went to Bemldji
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dale visited
Bemidji friends Tuesday between
trains.
Mr.. Schmidt, the Tenstrike
meat man, was around taking
orders here Monday.
r. J. Wickie made Bemidii a
business visit com bined with
pleasure Saturday and Sunday
last.
Oswald Pommeranke, Michael
Walter and S. R. Moorhead went
to Cass Lake Tuesday on land
office business.
IT. A. McAllister, the genial
cedar buyer for Dr.. Blakeslee,
was in town for a few days this
week on business.
VIM. Meyers, who looks after
the cedar yard at Farley for the
st. Louis Cedar and Coal com:
pany, was in town Monday.
We regret to state that Mr.. Fl.
0. Wiley is about to remove tC
Minneapolis. He expects to EN-
bark in the machine business
Frank Rohrer and Ed. Peter
son were up from Bemidji Sun
day to visit their respective
families. Both boys are EN-
ployed IN the Crookston Lum bel
company's saw mill.
The many friends of Mrs
Mary Gallagher will regret t,
learn that she is on the sicl
list. Her eyes appear to b.
affected from some malady o
long standing, and it is hopet
her recovery will be speedy AM
permanent. $3.50.
Geo. Guyette bought tie hand
some residence of Fl. O. Willie,
this week. Mr.. Guyette is
son-in law of Mr.. Perry Callihan
and has already purchased tw
homes since his arrival here
which leads many to believe tina
he intends to go into the rea
estate business on a large scale
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the eastern part of the Town of
Birch and with the aid of a north
east wind was carried along the
Norway slashing south of ].
Neils camp No. 2. down toward
A. O. Anderson's. The men sncs
ceeded in stopping the fire on
Saturday night, but Sunday
morning it had sprung up again
near the mail box on the Moose
Lake road and they had to work
all day Sunday backfring, etc.
The houses Of b. D. Bentley and
A. Q. Anderson were IN greatest.
danger, especially that of the
former. The rain Sunday night,
however, relieved the situation
and rendered the fire harmless.
The damage is estimated at
about 5000.
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THE CITY.

Read the Daily Pioneer.
E. E. El1lund of Bagley is in
the city today. .-
Hawkins & Go. pays the high
est price for fresh lake fish.
Frank Lane returned home
this morning from a business
trip to Kelliher.
Joseph Young returned last
evening from Eagle Bend, where
he had been to visit his mother.
The Bemidji Elevator company
are exclusive agents for Barlow's
Best, Mascot and Cremo flour.
Colonel T. K. Danforth is
about town again after being
confined to his bed for thirteen
weeks.
Mrs. J. IT. Black and Mrs. J..
G. Vivian are in the city for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Black. They are Mr.. Blacks
mother and sister.
Life preservers that will hold
you up, standard government
test. Have them in your launch
in case you need them. For
sale by The Jerrard Plb. Go.
1t is safe to say that the girls
of 1906 are sweeter and more
beautiful than the girls of war
times. The up. todate girls take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Bar
kcr's Drug Store.
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Sale or Rent.

Elegant 4-room cottage all new,
painted white, fine cellar. Two
acres beautiful ground. East
front. 1907 Irwin Avenue, Wag-
ners addition. Near ball park.
Apply to owner on premises.
Geo. E. Richardson.
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LANGOR.

Peter Am undson is erecting a
large new barn on his place
George Detling has began his
duties as the assessor Of Langor
township.
James Murray and Clair Craig
were running lines is section
sixteen last week.
H. II. McDougal paid Black
duck visit few days ago, and
reports the roads to bequite bad.
William Messerschmidt, Sr.,
came out from Blackduck Satur-
day night, and Sundayed with
his family on the claim.
Some Of J. A. Irvine's men
have been engaged during the
past week, in hauling the sur
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LOUIS.

ID. D. Bentley assisted Inge-
bright Talsness with his blowing
Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Baumgartner
visited with Inez Bentley a few
days last week.
H. W. Alsop and son, Chaun-
cey, are at the home of the
former this week putt ing in gar
den, etc.
Ed Dale of Turtle called at H.
3. Rice's Wednesday. He came
for a horse and COW, which Mr..
Rice recently sold to Mr.. Rorer
of that place.
H. ". and F. G. Alsop Sun
dayed at Louis. They recently
had the misfortune to lose one Of
their horses. Chauncey drove
to Tenstrike Tuesday with the
other horse.
Fred M. Pracht went out to
Bemid il via Tenstrike Thursday.
He expects to work in or near
Bemidji this summer. Mrs.
Pracht will stay at Bentley's
during his absence,
Geo. Garrison of Rebedew
spent Friday night at &. D.
Bentley's. Mr.. Garrison was
looking for his horses, which
had strayed away. He found
them the next day and returned
home with them.
Miss Bertha Ronning, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
at Hendricks, Mimi, and vicinity
for the past several weeks, re-
turned to her home at Moose
Lake on Friday last. Miss Ron
ming enjoyed her trip very much.
The new mail carrier, b. l..
Waldron, made his first trip on
Tuesday,, May IS. The route
has been completely changed.
The carrier starts from Black
duck, leaving there at Z a. m. and
arriving at Louis at II a. m. He
leaves Louis at II m. and arrives
at Blackjack at 4 p. m.
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas of Rebe,
dew has gone to Minneapolis t.
have an operation on her eyes
The operation is for the purpose
of removing a growth at the
back of the eye balls caused by
neuralgia Mrs. Thomas has the
sy mpathy Of the community
who hope for her speedy re
covery.
All of the men in this vicinity
were called out Saturday night
to fight fire. The fire originated
!: as nearly as can be ascertained If
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NJ. & NJ. Coming.
Read the daily Pioneer.

Read the daily Pioneer.
Hawkins & Co. pays the high
est price for fresh lake fish.
Furnished room for rent. Best
location in the city. Enquire at
Peterson's.
w. A. Mcdonald and j. A. Nc
MILAN left last evening for a
short business trip to Northome.
Dick Thomas was down yester.
day from Whites camp near
Kelliher for short visit with
friends.
There will be some interesting
moving pictures of San Francisco
before and after the earthquake
at the city hall Tuesday evening,
May 20. .....
John Pacha came down this
morning from Blackjack on
| business, and will return home
this evening.
CVCC DR.. G. J. Larson, the
Il L ES..eye specialist, makes
his next regular visit to Bemidji
May Is, rs, q. Office at Hotel
Brinkman.
Garden hose, quality and price
right. We bought a large stock
and can save you money. We
throw in a fine hose nozzle with
every purchase of so it. and over.
Jerrard Plb. co.
A. Potter came down this
morning from Blackjack and
expects to leave this afternoon
for F'osston,
A course, leathery complexion
made beautiful by eruptions,
calls for a general reform in liv-
ing. The diet should be plenty
of HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents, tea or tablets.
Barker's Drug Store.
Fred Luken, who runs the
largest department store of the
city Of Brainerd, is in the city to-
day on a little business and also
a pleasure trip. Mr.. Lekon
can say enough for our little
city. He thinks that it is far
more lively than Brainerd.
BOATMEN-Get your life
preservers from The Jerrard
Plb. Co. We have full stock on
hand, also spark plugs for the
jump spark motor. We make a
speciality of gasoline engine work.
Come in and see the Gray Motor.
1t will please you, and the price
is very low.
Neil Whiting entertained the
P. z @. W. B. club at his home
last evening. The members
present we're: Misses Eva Get
|chell, Georgia Smith, Bernice
Peudergast, Selma Whiting, Ivis
Roberts and Jany Mills; Messrs.
Julian Peterson, Marion Step
hens, Robert Richardson, Rollie
Dwycr, and Neil Whiting.
There is more Catarrh in this
section Of the country than all
diseases put together, and until
the last few years it was supposed
to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed
local remedies and by constantly
failing to cure with local treat
! ment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be
unconstitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f.. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
stitutional cure on the market.
1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful
1t acts directly on the blood ant
mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars
: FOR any case it fails to cure
! Send for circulars and testi
mOnialS.
Address,: F. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Chic.
Sold by Druggists, Use.
VIo1>o uon,,, 10 m liz pi11c fn
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Full
Supply
of
Sundries
Sundries is a handy word.

Sundries is a handy word.
1t means different things to
different people.
When we use it it means
bru she's, com BIS, mirrors, atom
izers, sachet powders and all
those toilet requisites that are
becoming all but indispens-
able these days.
And when we tell you that
our supply is complete, we
mean that we have them ALL.
And in case you might be in
doubt about it we want to
make you sure upon this point
too-That what we purchase
in this line has got to show
some substantial reason why
we should buy it before we
ask you to look at it.
That leaves you nothing to
do but pick from assured
values.
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Read the Daily Pioneer.
Hawkins & Cp. pays the high.
est price for fresh lake fish.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will serve supper
in the building formerly occupied
by the j. A. MdConkey grocery
store on Minnesota avenue. The
proceeds Of the supper to be
used to pay for painting and re-
pairing the church.
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PUPOSKY.

Pete Malterud of Buena Vista
was Puposky caller this week.
A. b. Smith went to Bemidii
last Saturday to spend Sunday
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

ct cannot possibly believe that. -
It won't be so difficult when you
try. Go home and read them again
and come to me tomorrow morning to
sign agreements
He was pleased at her promise to CON
tinue at his theater and clever enough
to understand her reticence.
"She g a genius" he said to himself,
"and she's more than that, she q wo-
man of business. Well, 1 like her sort.
When Belinger goes round. he'll get
some dry bread As for her leaving
the stage-pooh! she couldn It do it. !"
Had he known what Eta was say
ing at that very moment, his self-satis-
faction assuredly had been less. For
when she returned to her rooms in Bed
ford square she found the expected let
ter from her father awaiting her there
and in it she read these words: 81
shall be returning to England on the
29th of June. ~a... 3: -..
She had short month, then, to live
this Bohemian life which so fascinated
her. And when that month was over
Eta Romney would cease to be, and
the stately Lady Evelyn must return.
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Etta-now, Lucy, do keep quiet-her
acting in the gallery scene-I say that
I began it frst-her acting in the gal
lery scene-she has grace 50 subtle,
. ly!--now, Lucy, be quiet-we began to
think after the second act-oh, bother
the second act-now, there you go
again-she is indeed the embodiment
of that picture romance has painted
for us :. and history destroyed-oh,
Eta" and so on, and so on.
Eta admitted upon this that they
had some good excuse for congratulate
ing her.. In the theater she found it
quite natural to listen to the girls
pleasant chatter and to put herself upon
their level both as to bohemian habits
of life and odd views of the world.
Away from the theater, however, the
Evelyn in her would assert itself. Des--
pite her affectionate nature, she found
herself not a little repeled by that
very freedom of speech and act which
seemed to her so delightful thing
upon the stage. She was too kind
hearted to show it, but her distaste
would break out at intervals, especially
in those quiet morning hours when the
freshn ess of the day reproaehed the
memories Of the night with its garish
day, especially, she would have given
much to be alone to think upon it all
and try to understand both what she
had done and what the consequences
might be. But the girls gave her no
opportunity even for moments leis-
ure.
tsYou said we'd lunch at the Savoy,
Etta-''
"And you d drive us in the park
afterwards-'
'Aren't you really very rich, Ettas
You must be, I IN sure. Do you know
I have only got shilGngs in the world
and that must last me until salaries are
paid.' ~
GIVE worn this dress seven mon tbs, -
said Lucy, "and look at it. Who I'll
write nice things about me with my
petticoat in rags9 Well, I suppose what
is to be is to be. I'm going to the
vaudeville in the autumn and perhaps
my ship will come in.'
"My dear children.' said Eta kind
ly, "you know that will always help
you when I can, and you must let me
help you today when I am happy-so
happy she added almost to herself,
that I do not believe it is real even
now
i They laughed at her quaint ideas
and would have read the notices over
again to her but for her emphatic pro-
test. -...r. -
"No,' she said, eve have so much
to do; so much to think Of. After all,
what does it matter while the sun is
shining?o 80 p,