The daily pioneer. [volume], April 27, 1903, Image 2

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THE DAILY PIONEER.
EDWARD KAISER.. Publisher
Entered In the postoffiee at Bemidji as
second-class matter.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Official County and City Paper.
CONGRATULATORY
Meeting to be Tendered to the
Management of the
New Mill.
By
the Commercial Club and
Citizens of Bemidji Next
Wednesday.
At a meeting of the Commer
cial Club held in the city hall at
2:30 this afternoon the plans for
a congratulatory meeting to be
given by the Club and citizens of
Bemidji to the management of
the new saw mill.
The meeting was well attended
by nearly every business house in
the city being represented. On
motion of Mr. Street a resolution
was passed requesting all busi
ness houses to close between the
liours of one and five. The citi
zens will meet at the city hall at
one o'clock p. m. and march in a
body to the new saw mill.
The management of the mill
and directors, together with a
large number of prominent saw
mill men from all parts of the
country will be in attendance and
the people here propose to show
them their appreciation of the
enterprise which means a great
deal to our city. The band, fire
men and citizens will escort the
visitors to the mill in a body.
Addresses will be delivered by
citizens after which a lunch will
be served on .the grounds. The
mill management has made spec-
ial arrangements to show visit
ors over the mill and grounds
and extend a cordial invitation to
the public for the afternoon.
The mill is one of the largest
oi its kind in the state with, all
the latest improved machinery
and will interest all who visit the
institution.
Let everybody turn out and
make the meeting a big success.
Don't forget the time, Wednes
day afternoon. April 29, at 2
o'clock.
Now a Boston clergyman says
women who wear birds on their
bonnets will never go to heaven.
That preacher probably has a no
toriety bee in his bonnet.
THE PIONEER, always in the
lead when it comes to advancing
the interests of the county seat
of Beltrami county, is now is
suing the "DAILY PIONEER,"
Mcintosh to Appeal.
The people of Mcintosh are
very much wrought up over the
recent decision of the supreme
court in destroying their legal
standing as a county. They will
make an appeal to the U. S. su
preme court and a motion to that
effect will probably be made be
fore the appellate court of this
state for such trial.
Died.
Perry Reynolds, formerly a
conductor on the Great Northern
died at the county hospital last
Saturday evening. Deceased was
hurt in a wreck and his mind was
deranged. His mother and sis
ter were with him at the time of
his death, having arrived from
Cass Lake on Friday. The re
mains will be shipped to Argyle
for burial.
at
Bemidji, and it proves to be a
very neat, well edited publication.
THE DAILY PIONEER has our best
wishes for its future prosperity.
Thirteen Towns.
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Steamboat for Rainy River.
The American Navigation com
pany will establish a line of pas
senger and freight vessels upon
the Lake of the Woods, the Rainy
river and all its tributary waters.
The Warroad Transportation Co.,
has tiled articles of incorpora
tion with the secretary of state
and will have a 12,000 steamboat
in commisson by September.
The new steamer will ply between
Warroad and Koochiching,
which is the end of navigation on
the Rainy river. The company
is capitalized at $70,000 and will
build a hotel, plat townsites and
maintain pleasure resorts along
its lines.
New Road.
Street Commissioner Pogue
has a force of men at work cut
ting down the hill in the Mill
Park addition and grading up a
new road on Mill Park avenue to
the M. & I. tracks. The Crooks
ton Lumber company has fenced
up the old road. The new road
when completed will make one of
the prettiest drives in the city.
Trout Season Open.
The trout season is now open
in Minnesota and will be open
until September 15. It is ille
gal to catch more than fifty trout
in a day and a penalty of from
$10 to $25 or thirty days in the
county jail exists for violation of
the law.
Obituary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop of Bemidji
are in mourning' over the death of
Mrs. Bishop's nephew which occurred
in Duluth a few days ago. He was
born in West Duluth, April, 1880, and
served for several years as operator
for the Great Northern company. He
wa a young man of exemplary habits
and his death will be keenly felt by
those who were closely acquainted
with him. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop extend their heart
felt sympathy in their bereavement.
BUY LOTS
IN
Examine it. An elegant five
drawer drop head Sewing Ma
chine, up-to-date in every detai
...ONLY...
Warranted for ten years by the
manufacturer, who has a represent
ative on the ground to whom you
can go for redress. Sold at a very
low price without sacrificing qual
ity.
The low prices and easy terms off
ered on .acre lots in Lang's First Ad
dition is causing a rapid sale of them.
Price, $100 cash payment, $25 bal
ance to suit you.
1-3 LANG & CARTER.
SECOND AND THIRD ADDITIONS
Near Schools and Churches
These lots are in Bemidji, and many of them bor-
der on Bemidji and Beltrami avenues. Prices from
100 up. Terms easy enough for anybody.
STREET & GIBBONS, Agents
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A GOOD MACHINE AT A LOW PRICE IS THE CHEAPEST AND MOST SATISFACTORY IN THE END.
We have a great variety of the most popular machines to select from and can give you the
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G. SLOCUM
INSTALLMENT MUSIC STORE BEMIDJI, MINN.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the village council for
running the street sprinkler next Mon
day night. Bidder must furnish wag
on, village will furnish tank.
Bv order Village Council.
Served Time Before.
Mandan, N. D., April 26.In district
court Allan Cooley and John Birkland
were sentenced to three and four years
respectively for burglary. Both of
them have served terms in the St.
Cloud reformatory.
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