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

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Emporium
Headquarters for
Cloaks
Ladies' Ready-to
wear Garments
Millinery Warner Rust
Proof Corsets
We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
Deputy Sheriff John iBailey
went to Northome on business
last night.
.Short mill wood for sale. $2
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company.
C. H. Miles is expected to ar
rive today from Chicago to spend
the winter in Bemidji.
One dollar and twenty-five
i cents per bushel box best fancy
apples. Sample free at Peter
son's.
Another large bunch of men
went out to the White camps,
near Kelliher, last night, over the
M. & I.
Why buy the second best when
the best costs no more? Mark's
Lung Balsam is the best for
coughs.
J. Johnson, formerly fore
man of the Cass Lake Times, was
in the city last night and called
at the Pioneer office.
Let us look after your rental
property. We have more de
mands for houses to rent than
we can supply. Moore & Wied
rick.
Mis..Wm. McCuaig and little
daughter returned last night
from a visit with friends and rel
-afcives at. Princeton and-Minne-
DR. FOSTER
DENTIST
MILES BRICK BLOCK, BEvIIBJI, MINN.
BARGAINS
FOR
THIS WEEK
Malaga Grapes, per pound
15c
Fancy Sliced Peaches for Cream
per can
30c
Saratoga Chips, per Package
15c
We have a complete line of
Heinze's Bottled Pickles and
Preserves.
They are the best.
Bamidji
flerantile
Company
A. T. Wheelock left this morn
ing for a trip to. the lumber
camps north and south of Sol
way. Mr. Wheelock makes the
trip through the woods on foot
and looks very much like the big
chief that he is with the lumber
man's pack on his-back.
Joe King returned yesterday
from the Big Fork country,where
he has been for some time. He
reports that Editor Greeley re
cently had c-ai unpleasant ex
perience. Wnile going through
the woods with a party of friends
he lagged behind, when he was
suddenly taken ill and could walk
no farther. His friends did not
miss him in the meantime. Mr.
Greeley was unable to proceed
and it was j-onie time before he
was discovered.' He is doing
very nicely at present.
Appreciative
Women can always find
something at
this store that
will please
them. Just
now one of the
many things is
our new line of
Sterling Silverware.
Nothing more
wrorthy
of ad
miration has
ever been
shown in town
some of the
daintiest thinsrs
in holiday gifts.
See the line be
fore it is brok
en. It doesn't
cost anything
to admire.
E.H.BSRKER
513 THIRD STREET
Th Berma
Emporium
Just Received
A New Shipment
OF
Waists and Skirts
in all the newest and
most desirable styles.
WE
C."Villeman is very ill at his1
homo.
Chris Peterson was in the city
from Sohvay last night.
A car load iTf the best winter
varieties of New York apples,
Peterson's fr uit store.
Call on A. E. Winter the lead-1
ing jeweler for up-to-date gooN I
Next door to First National I
bank.
You have a right to the best
that can be had for your money.
Mark's Lung Balsam is the best
for ^coughs.
Spend the long evenings pleas
antly reading good literature.
The latest and most varied lines
at Peterson's news department.
The Ladies of St. Philip's
Catholic church are arranging
for a card party and sociaL-to be
held ab the Catholic Forester's
hall next Tuesday evening,
Ed Glenn, the Crookston
houseinover, is in the city and
will begin work at once removing
the old First National bank build
ing to its new location in the
rear of the new bank building.
The Catholic ladies will give a
card party in the Forester's hall
over Gilinour's drug store Tues
day evening, November 17. Re
freshments will" be"served arid an
admission of 25. cents wijl be
charged. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
have still a large selec
tion of the most attractive
styles in Ladies' and Children's
Coats and Furs at a big dis
count.
Fred Brinkman is at Bena on
business today.
A mug of hot beef tea, choco
late or lemonade will do you
good. At Peterson's parlors.
We are having numerous en
quiries for improved city prop
erty. List yours with us. Moore
& Wiedrick, Markham Hotel
B'lk. Phone 2lgT_
Changes come to all
are pleasantsome
Some
otherwise.
Mark's Lung Balsam will stop
that coughthe change is pleas
ant, thereby making a pleasant
change,
H. P. Miller, installing expert
for the American Bank Protec
tion company, arrived in the city
last night and is installing the
burglar alarm at the First Na
tional bank today.
Mrs. McLeod's Sabbath school
class will give a "Reverse" social
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Presbyterian church. Coffee,
cake, sandwiches and pickles.
Admission free, 15c to get out.
W. P. Roberts is at Blackduck
tn business today. Mr. Roberts
will take the place of Cashier
Rice in the bank at Blackduck
while the latter goes to make
final proof on his claim in the
Dinner River cou ntryr~r~
The whist club had a session
last night. I. Meyer was pres
ent but does not understand the
game. He will taj?e some private
instruction and at the next ses
sion of the club hopes to be elig
ible as a whist player.
Rev. Alfred E. Peterson,pastor
of the Baptist church at Crooks
ton, was in the city for a short
time last night. Mr. Peterson
was not taking home any venison,
but had a very pleasant on ting in
the woods and saw several.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of
St. Philip's Catholic church met
yesterday with Mrs. J. J. Jinkin
son. The ladies of the Catholic
church,are also very, busy at
present arranging for the com
ing fair. The young ladies of the
church also have a society and
each is striving to outdo the
other in preparations of the fair.
I have a relinquishment which
contains a lot of valuable land
with $1,000 Vorth of improve
ments. Can He bought at once
for a small fraction of the value
of the improvements.
BARGAINS:
One Acre Lot $225.
50 Foot Lots $75 to $225.
50 Foot Lot and Small House
Cheap.
50x330 Foot Lot $150, $10 Down,
.$10 Per Month.
Four Room House $600 Easy
Terms.
Houses to Rent.
E. J. W 1 I S
PHONE 105
i
how
The Modern Samaritans have a
meeting tonight.
Ed Bishop, of Cass Lake, was
in the city last night.
We put this here because you '11
see it. Mark's Lung Balsam
will cure your cough or cold.
Rus Whipple has been retained
in the capacity of guide by a
party of St. Paul physicians, who
are hunting deer in the vicinity
of Turtle River.
Senator O'Neil, of Cass Lake,
was at the Markham last night
on his way to some of the logging
camps on the reservation in his
capacity as superintendent for
the government of the cutting of
reservation pine.
Jasper Dade, superintendent
of -the electric light and water
plant, passed through the city
last night on the M. it I., return
ing from Wisconsin with his
bride. Mr. Dade's Bemidji
friends will extend congratula
tions.
The Crookston mill will be shut
down as saion as the logs in the
boom this morning can be taken
care of. This was finally decided
yesterday. The mill will be put
in condition for winter at once
and will be idle until April 1,
when it will resume operations
again.
Sheriff Dreger, of Hennepin
county, and Deputy Sheriff Wall
were in the city yesterday to
serve a writ of attachment on an
employe of the Crookston mill,
who is wanted as a witness in a
civil action at Minneapolis and
failed to come when he was sub
poenaed.
John Enright is down from the
town of Turtle River to consult
an attorney today. Mr. Enright
was arrested by the town con
stable last Wednesday night on a
charge of interfering with an
officer in the discharge of his
du'y and in this way was pre
vented from being present in the
city at the trial of Samuel E.
Ling yesterday.
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W^.. i ii AM vtmti
FREE! 1TREE!
Bora limited time, commencing FRIDAY, we will give
away, free, crystal stand lamps assorted shapes and decora-
tions, fine floral and figured designs on tinted background:
all colors fired and warranted permanent: chimneys decor-
ated, to-matoh. given FREE with every 50c pound can of
Superior Baking Powder, guaranti ed its leavening strength
to be superior to anything upon the market at like value. It
contains the very best quality of phosphate, double refined
anhydrous alum, bicarbonate soda and corn starch guar-
anteed entirely free from Rocbelle salts, ammonia, etc., and
to comply with ihe laws of any stale in the" union. We guar-
antee every can to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
The Fair Variety Cash Store
304 Third Street West.
for this week only
20 per cent Discount
on all Yovith's and Boy's
Overcoats ^nd Suits
A large stock of vip-to-date merchandise
to select from. This chance don't come very
often, so give us a call at once.
THE DA\ MGIIT STORE.
Times, is in the city today.
day and it wasn't a banner day
for business either.
__MjsfL_Emnia_Bean- and- \11ss
Clara Lyons returned last even
ling from Parle Rapids, where
they have been on a visit.
James Barker, connected with
the Clearwater Logging coin
pany in a prominent capacity, is
in the city today from Sol way.
Percy lake, former well
known conductor on the Cass
Lake line of the reat Northern,
who was sent the stale peni
tentiary for attempting the life
I of his sweetheart about, three
iyears ago, has been released on
Iparoio and is now employed at
I the Merchants' Hotel in St. Paul.
City Hall For Blackduck.
i Vi'|- --fr.-^^wmWTOTHWtt''
11. R. Jolly is down from the
Rattle River country today.
Just received a car load of the
finest apples you ever saw. I. B.
Olson.
S. W. Vance, of the Crookston
Brick and Tile Works, is in the
city on business today. \VO\l KKXT Two neat houses,
George Silk,with the job print- N ftnd four rooms, win-.
i voniont distance from centerot
ing depart ment oi the Crookston
Judge Spoon or is in Minne- rrr:T77Z7ny 77 1
TO RENT. 1'ive elegantly Uu-
apolis on business and will not i hed and heated.single rooms
return until the latter part of the for gent lemon water-closet and
present week. hutnami cole waterM.I. in nnec-
Tbe Markham hotel enter
taiued sixty-three guests yester- Pott SALE-One iron and One
oak bed with bedding, Wheeler
and Wilson sowing machine.
Inquire 512 Beltrami aver ue.
I i Blackduck is to have a new
city |hall and work will be com
menced on it itonce. The build
ing will be a frame one with a
stone foundation and wi'l cost
about $6,000. It will have a hall TO RENT Nice furnished room.
with acoinmodius stage, a. police Enquire at Seyerson's Dry
headquarters and a place for the Goods Store.
storage
ofCutein Wages.
The local employment offices
today announce a cut in the
I wages of woodsmen from $24and
30 to and $2G There are
more men than jobs at present
and men are constantly coming
into the country and this ac
counts for the reduction.
Want Colamn
Advertisements Inserted under this
heading for one cent a word Htth In
sertion, advance: no advertisement
accepted for less than fifteen cents
])i[r].
gmith Sw|1|l
loi.lc.
io on sam Moor V\illits
\-\Al SALE Buffalo overcoat,
O. C. Polkors.
FOR SALE Pinb quarter sec
tion northeast nt Bkudvdurk,
.'I'MHIOO pine, spruce and tuma-
raCj besides a vast quantiiy el
hardwood such as birch, elm,
etc. Soil is black loam, clay
subsoil, very little swam p. Ap
ply at, Pioneer office or address
C. \V. Xewbery, Crookston,
Minn.
FOR SALE Short mill wood. JSL*
per load,delivered. Cnukston
Lumber Company.
t'Olt SALE -Two thousand cords of
Hi-inch wood. W'cs Wright.
I NSUKE your buildings in the
Germania, Insurance Co. of
New York'. Lang A Carter,
Agents.
LOST- Pino belt with white
buckle. Please ret urn to this
office.
th lire aparatus. ()noss, TPADK Two teams, har-
wagons and sleighs for
cord wood. Wes Wright, City
dray line.
WANTED Good girl for general
housework. Mrs. A. T. ^'heel-
oek.
WANTED A position by single
young man, for the winter. In
side work" preferred. Can give
best of rec mniend::tion. Ad=
drc-s Pox 17 Boundji, Minn.
I WANTED Purchas. rs for old
papers. Ten cents a hundred.
Pioneer office
WANTED To till your wants.
Nothing does it like a Pioneer
want ad.
WANTED Trade painting oi
paper hanging, etc., for-a, good
horse, not less than 1200
pounds. W. C. Jones.
WANTED Lady agents, best
soiling skin food made 66 per
cent commission: agents make
sT to Sl^ a day. Send 50 cents
for full size IM and terms.
Yates Manufacturing Co..Hud-
son, Mich.
Adveriise in the Tjoiteer.