The daily pioneer. [volume], May 13, 1903, Image 3

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Room? for rent. J. Peterson, jr.
We mix paints to order. Jones. 6tf
J. Cowan returned last night to
Farley.
F. J. Kline made a trip to Ten^trike
last night.
Matt Matthew.- was, a business vis
itor from Guthrie yesterdav.
C. W. Speelman returned yesterday
from a trip through the west.
Edgings for sale, 16 inch $1 a load.
Call up G. E. Carson. Phone 71. S-tf
The latest publications most always
otf*hand or will be-ordered lor you.
at Feterson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cornwall returned
last night from a ten day.-* visittn
the twin cities.
Dog goneIrish setter, white on
nose, breast and feet. Liberal re
ward. W. W. Browne.
F. D. Warner and Miss Bridgeham
of Akeley were guests of Rev. Foster
and wife last Sunday.
A meeting of the ball boys will be
held at the city hall tonight. All
those interested in the game should
attend.
Pogue brothers returned this morn
ing from Tenstrike, where they made
arrangements to move the bank build
ing at that place.
The Nymore road has been finished.
It is now the best road leading into
the city and a grert improvement to
that part of the town.
An injunction against O'Brien and
Hurley for interfering with John Jan
koski's stock was granted by Judge
Spooner last night.
C. H. Laidley is on his way back
to Turtle from Grand Forks. He re
.ports his father very low at the latter
placethe doctors having no hone for
his recovery.
'The Trial of Jesus From an At
torney's Point of View," by C. W
Scrutchins at the M. E- church next
Sunday evening All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr. S. Garvin and wife, who spent
the winter with their daughter and
son-in-law, Pastor and Mrs. Broom
held, have arrived safely in Boulder
after visiting a few weeks with children
in Minneapolis and Mapleton.
pr-yrTQ Dr. C. J. Larson, the
*-i I ^'^eye specialist and op
ician, ma kes his next regular visit to
Bemidji, May 10 to 23. If you have
.headache, youreyes pain, water, smart,
blur, etc., don't neglect the opportuni
ty of consulting Dr. Larson. Office at
Hotel Markham.
The police have had some difficulty
lately with a couple of saloon men in
the city who have the idea that an
.officer cannot go into a place and ar
rest a man unless called in by the
proprietor and if another case of the
kind jcomes up the proprietor is liable
to acc6rnpany the offender to the jail.
The pastor of the Baptist church
was unable to preach last Sunday.
He will cherefore preach on the sub
jects next Sunday that were an
nounced for last Sunday, namely:
"Christians of Honor and Dishonor,"
ia the morning at 11 a. m. In the
evening at 8 p. m., '-Follow Me."
Sunday school at noon: Junior Union
at 3 p. in. Young Peoples' Union at
7:15. All welcome.
A meeting of the ladies of Bemidji
called by Mrs. Bayrell after her lec
ture Sunday evening, May 10, resulted
in the organization of a W. C. T. U.
with a membership of 24. Officers are
as follows: President, Mrs. J. Trask
vice president, Mrs, Christian cor
responding secretary, Mrs. G. Rorers
recording secretary, MaynonaL. Nye
treasurer, Rose Burrinsfton. A meet
ing will be held in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church Friday, May
1~), at 4 p. m. All ladies disiring to
ioin mav do so at that time.
First Class Sample Room.
Choicest Brands.
MACS MINT
Geo. McTaggart, Prop.
Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Beltrami Avenue. Bemidji, Minn.
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Bread and bakers' goods at Peter
son's.
Fred Hall returned from Tenstrike
today.
J. Peterson's new peanut roaster is
a "pippin."
M. Nelson was an arrival from
Aitkin today.
FOR SALFTamarack wood any
length. G. E. Carson. B-tf.
Arthur Haybertr' of Brainerd is call
ing on friends here.
S C. Johnson was transactingbusi
ness in Bemidji this morning.
T. Fv Simpson of Minneapolis
transacted business here today.
C. D. Billings, a Crookstonite. is
looking UD acquaintances here.
Mr. and Mr-. W. Bieford left
this morning for Guthrie. .Minn.
Andrew Sabey of Oakwood is in
town settling up old scores today
Harry A. Bliler sold an acre lot in
block 2 to Hubert Brit/, yesterday.
Judge Reynolds completed the
foundation of his new house today.
Fresh, delicious confections in pack
ages our specialty. J. Peterson. Jr.
Peterson's ice cream parlor and
fountain will be in operation about
May 2.").
The fire laddies are preparing for
the next tournament at Park Rapids,
June 23-2i
W. W. Browne made a business
trip to Blackduck last night, return
ing this morning.
R. E. White of Blackduck stopped
off in the city between trains. He is
on his way to Duluth.
H. H. Wheelock is enjoying the
sights of Bemidji today. He reports
all well on the old homestead.
The name of the Senate restaurant
has been changed to the Palace cafe.
Mr. Buckley took charge this morn
ing
Julian Peterson operates his up-to
date roaster every evening and turns
out hot, palatable peanuts and pop
corn.
The school house grounds are being
leveled up and trees set out. When
completed it will be a ereat improve
ment.
Dr. Toumy returned this morning
from Ann Arbor, Mich., where he at
tended the funeral of his mother last
Saturday.
H. Miles, who has been in Chi
cago for the past two weeks looking
after his business interests, and ex
pects to return next Sunday or Mon
day.
Aubalee & Kroken sold two row
boats and the launch Viking to Black
duck parties, and left for that place
where they will launch them_ in the
lake.
Fred Brinkmau says that the man
who took the collar from off the neck
ofiiis dog,Prince will replace it with
in a few days he will stay proceed
ings against him, as he is known.
Elmer Haggerty has sold his livery
barn on Third street and will move to
the Saskatchewan country the first of
next week, Mr. Haggerty will ship
his cattle and effects there at once
Northern grown strawberries are
coming in tine, and are cheap this
week. Two express shipments per day
at Peterson's. 'Phone 184. Free de
livery before i and after 4 at present.
I am fairly settled in my new lo
cation where 1 have inviting and
commodious quarters, and am pre
pared to serve you better than ever.
To all my friends and the public gen
erally I extend grateful and cordial
greetings. J. Peterson. Jr.
George McTatrgart's family revelled
in the pleasures of a maskalonge
dinner today, the fish being the first
of the thoroughbred species ever taken
from Lake Bemidji. so far as there is
any authoritative record. A brace of
friends donated the unusual morsel
with their compliments.
T. A .Johnston of Duluth is regis
tere 1 at the Markham.
Charles Conharu of St. Paul called
on Bemidji customers today
J. J. Cpsahl of Fosston is lookiug
up real estate matters in the city
J. Burke, one of Solwar's busi
ness mep-, transacted business here
this afternoon.
Charley Fisk is home from Man
kato. "wherejhe has been selling tick
ets for the Spo road for tin1
past six
months. Tbe reports that thousands
of L'nele Sam's subjects a"e rushing
into the Canadian Xorthwe.-t. ami
from present appearances they will
soon out-vole the natives and annex
that principality to our domain with
out a fight.
IT LOOKS LIKE ROSEAU
Great .Northern Surveyors Mov
ing North Toward
Roseau.
The Great Northern surveyors, who
have been working on the north end
of the Pelican Rapids extension, have
completed their work south of Mcin
tosh and moved north, .lust what or
where they are headed for is a secret
which is being carefully guarded, but
looks like Roseau, with a possible ex
tension to Wat-road. Their course so
far as outlined is a trifle east of north
and takes them about three miles east
of Lambert and sixteen to twenty
miles east of Thief River Falls. Fol
lowing this course, and assuming
that Roseau is their destination, they
would run into that village by way of
the oil trail, a little to the west of the
south fork of the Roseau river. This
would irive them an excellent location
and the cream of the territory of their
present lines.
FOSSTON TO CELEBRATE
The People of That Burg Will
Honor Norwegian Inde
pendence Day.
The 17th of May. the anniversary of
the drafting of the constitution of
Norway, and recognized as Norwegian
Independence day, will be appropri
ately observed by the Norsk residents
of Fosstou, by a patriotic celebration
at On I lake,, about two miles west of
the city. The celebration will be
under the auspices of Fylking lodge.
I. O. G. T. of Fosston, and the pro
gram arranged for the day includes
music by the Fosston band and
speeches to be delivered by Prof.
Aaker of Concordia college, Moor
head, and Hon. 13. S. Bennett.
HOTEL BURNED.
Summit Hotel at Buena Vista
Goes Up in
Smoke.
The Summit hotel at Buena
Vista was burned to the ground
at 2 o'clock this morning. The
building1
Police Court.
A Mill Park resident was fined
by Judge Ackenbach yesterday
for wife beating. Monday night
he was pulling his wife around
by the hair, near the new saw
mill, when a switch crew on the
M. & I. interfered and came near
taking the law in their own
hands. Had it not been for a
few cool heads the wife-boater
might have had a go for his
money.
A woman 77 years old was
found by the night police in a
saloon in company with a male
companion. Both were landed in
jail and the man fined and
costs by Judge Ackenback. and
the woman was given a chance to
leave town.
Frank Richards got 30 days
this morning for lifting a watch
from a drunken lumberjack last
night. His story of taking the,
watch to keep until the other fel
low sobered up didn't stick with
the court.
Card of Thanks,
In leaving your city it is our
desire to thank the many patrons
of our store for their patronage
in the past and to wish you peace
and prosperity in the future.
During our three years in busi
ness here we have met with fair
treatment and good fellowship
and are sincerely sorry to part
company with one of the best
little towns in northern Minne
sota. BARNEY BURTON.
By VAL KASPAKEK.
Manager.
Hlant Column
FOR SALE- Voting pi:
Dancalf.
WANTED Carpenter for
m^S w^jS
Set- .1. 1\
iitf
ANYONEdesiring to buy a rotary
sawmill 20,000 feet rapacity write
"No, 300,..' care this office.
LAM. & CARTER exclusive agents
for Bailey's addition.
WANTED Two painters ami iper
hangers. W. C. .lone-. .'!tf
3 Floor Finishing,
4
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and contents are a total
loss,- with no insurance. Mr.
Speelman. the owner, says he
will rebuild at once
on'anaex"i
Granite Floor finish
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day's eta
iTe
LOST Watch* with raised initials \i^h
"E. s." on case, ami chain with f***
K. 1'. fob in boat nine a' \\u- City ajs
Tweht\
tivr lii/ilat's reward for returji ot
Boat House tin- morni:
reward
S. Seowar.
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WALL PAPER and PAINTS g,
W. G. JOflES I
Tf.LKI'lloN!-: 20
ijj Office Opp. city Boa* [Iouse
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VV-r SiKijvj-tv, 1"p-'.^-.iiitv Work. -j
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BEMID.H DECORATING C0MP.YY
A bf the Old Ideas that are goou
as weii as the Latest Methods of
wo. k.
Phone No. IT. Bemidji. Minn.
:THE:
Daley Restaurant,
c. M. MCCARTHY, Prop.
Reopened under ne management.
Strictly first class in every par
ticular! Prices reasonable. We
are ready to meet all comers.
Caters to the best in the city.
j.pMimiiGj
Decorating
206 2nd St. W.
See our Designs
You Will Have No Other
Office at
MINNESOT A IRO N & CONSTRUCTIO N CO.
M. G. SL0C11M. Manager
Sells all the Latest Designs in
Iron Fence & Lawn Furniture
HE Big Store
ias on hand the largest and most com
rlet lint* of tionoral Mt*rrhaiiii in
Beltraiui GoTiirtv. .Inst received, a
Screen Doors for Flyline.oi Time
It \iu arc in the market tor a new
screen door dbn.t tail to see. our line
tie fore I'livin^. It will i\ xpi\ well.
McCuaig&Ludington
Private Lawns, Court Houses, Parks, School-
Houses, Cemeteries and Public Grounds
A up-to-date Iron Fence of an attractive design will
greatlyi ncrease the value of your property. It al-
ways looks neat and will last a lifetime. A surpris-
ingly low prices.
See Us at once for Designs and Prices
Lakeside Bakery.
C. C. Doty. Admr.
East 3rd St. Telephone 118
A line of fresh baked
goods constantly on
hand.
Goods Delivered Promptly
M. G. Slocum
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