The daily pioneer. [volume], December 08, 1903, Image 7

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THE CITY
Santa Claus at Peterson's.
We mix paints toorder. Jones
A few more apples at a dollar
per bushel at Peterson's.
3$L McKay, the artistic mixolo
gist at C. H. Miles, is on the sick
list.
J. P. Essler has been under
the weather for the past few
days.
Hark ye to the peasant strain,
people are often saved by taking
Mark's Lung Balsam.
Joseph Purcell, of Fargo, N.
D., and old friend of 0. E. Bailey
was in town yesterday.
A well known Crookston gen
tleman was relieved of $90 in
good money at the Markham re
cently. No clue to the thief.
The Catholic Order of Forest
ers have a regular meeting at
Eed Men's hall tonight at which
time the annual election of offi
cers will occur.
J. A. McDonald left this morn
ing for a trip to the logging
camps of the S. A. Gray Com
pany where he expects to do a
big business in the clothing line.
Not a game of blind man's buff.
"We don't ask you to go blindly in
to the purchase of a single bottle
of Mark's Lung Balsam. It's a
sure cure for cough, throat and
lung troubles.
B. VV. McLean, of St. Thomas,
N. D., is in the city arranging
with logging contractors to bring
down several cars of horses to be
put in the woods. Mr. McLean
is an old friend of C. E. Albrant.
War field Bros, complain that
it is impossible to keep incandes
cent lamps on the approaches to
the Mississippi bridge for the
reason that they aae broken by
the air rifle of the small boy. The
city council will put an arc light
at the bridge which will give a
much better service.
Landlord Earl Geil, of the
Bern ore hotel, has developed a
case of blood poisoning as the re
sult of bruises received recently
in falling down a cellar stairway.
^He has been confined to his home
for the past week and it will per
haps be some time before he will
be able to resume his business
again.
DR. FOSTER
DENTIST
MILES BLOCK.
Bemidji
mercantile
Company
FREE!
with every purchase of a
pound of
Sultan Coffee
you are entitled to a hand
some Dish, a Sugar Bowl, a
Cake Plate, a Vegetable Dish,
a Cup and Saucer, or Milk
Pitcher.
The dish alone is worth
\,he price asked for the coffee.
FREE!
Bemidji
JUiefGantile
Company
Santa Claus at Peterson's.
Yesterday's bank clearings
were $5,322.84.
H. C. McBride, of Blackduck,
is at the City hotel.
James F.'Cambell.a prominent
Fosston man, is in the city today.
Alex Thompson, proprietor of
a Crookston saloon, is at the
Markham.
J. F. Hennessey and Attorney
Scrutchins were at Tenstrike on
business last night.
J. M. Richards, connected
with the Crookston Lumber Co.
at Crookston, is in town.
A. R. Button, of the Big Fork
country, came down today for a
short visit with Bemidji friends.
Call on A. E. Winter the lead
ing jeweler for up-to-date goods.
Next door to First National
bank.
L. H. Bailey is at Cass Lake
today where he has a contest
case before the United States
land office.
J. C. Parker, of Solway, who
is in charge of the camps of the
Clearwater Logging Company, is
in the city.
Irwin & O'Brien sent out a
number of mer. to their camp at
Lakeport which is just opening,
this morning.
The city council had a regular
meeting last night. Only the
usual routine business came up
for consideration.
For coughs, colds or any lung
trouble do you know Mark's
Lung Balsam is the best? Try a
bottle. Ask your druggist.
contest winter.
The Russels Musical Novelty
Company is to appear at the
M.quarantined
E. church Dec- 17 under the aus
pices of thelocalEpworth league.
Joseph Burns expects to have
the skating rink completed 'in a
few days and the opening date
will be announced some time this
wTeek.
James Hannaway", a govern
ment cruiser, who has just re
turned from Washington, was in
the city this morning on his way
to Walker.
W.- C. Jones has just completed
a large wall sign for the Pioneer.
The job is executed in a very
workmanlike manner and is a
credit to Mr. Jones' capacity as
a sign writer.
Wm. Lyons, connected in an
important capacity with the Bur
lington Lumber Company, is in
the city to remain for some time.
Mr. Lyons attended the pine sale
at Cass Lake Saturday.
Mabel Brown, an inmate of the
Rose resort, attempted suicide
last night by drinking the con
tents of a bottle of laudanum.
She received prompt medical at
tention and will recoyer.
The special meetings which
are being held at the M. E.
church this week still hold the
public attention and are being score. Fragrant Havanas pur-
largely attended. They will be chased by the Messrs. Schneider
conducted at the M. E. church and Foster are now being served
during all of the-present week. with every__purchase of $75 at
Harry Bliler announces that
his new ice boat is completed and Messrs. Meyer and Wyler are
will be put in commission on! soon to give a public reception to
Lake Bemidji .at once. Seyeral
receivfrien&s.
being built
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mayo, who are spending.
winter at Los Angeles, have just
the County.
tnei
more ice boats are
and there will perhaps be a speed
before^the end of thejW. W. Browne and J. F. George,
who also play wllist, have under
i consideration at the present
A Xovel Thanksgiving. im
received a letter from them in
which it is stated that the family Santa Claus at Peterson's.
are enjoying their visit on the
coast to the highest possible de-1
grea. They ate Thanksgiving
dinner at Redlands, the guests
shade. Club. About twenty five ladies
decide to have a public installa- was appointed. The next meet-
tion. Several of the other so-'ing of the club will be held at
cieties have the matter under I the residence of^Mrs. L. H.
consideration. i Bailey next Monday afternoon.
Smallpox Quarantine Established Forty Men Leave Employ
at Several Lumber Camps in i Hatcher Co., Near Lakeport
Several logging camps have
In every instance the men are
lumbermen and they seem to
bring the disease with them
from North Dakota.
Santa Claus at Peterson's.
Still Invincible.
been quarantined this week for one of the Hatcher camps near
smallpox by County Physician! Lakeport struck:yesterday morn-
Blakeslee. Mr. Blakeslee was ing and walked out of camp. The
called to a camp near Solway
Saturday where he found a case
of smallpox. The camp was other contractors.
and another a short several grievances.
distance from this city was
quarantined yesterday. There
was in each instance only one
case in camp. The usual pre
cautions were taken to prevent
the spread of the disease. The
camps do not suspend operation, body. Their places were
but the men are compelled to jut once. The Hatcher Co. say
work under guard. Dr. Blakes-1 the men have no cause to corn-
lee says that of the several cases I plain and tlmt while the camp
of smallpox that have recencly board wasn't up to the Waldorf-
developed it is a singular fact i Astoria, it was as good as any in
that not one of the patients had I the wooes. The majority of the
been in this vicinity for more men had been in for about three
than fifteen days. He has yet to weeks and the real cause of the
have called to his attention this trouble is said to have been the
season a case that has been de treatment accorded sojne of the
veloped by some one living and men by the foreman,
making his home in the county
1. Meyer and A. L. Wyler, are
still invincible as the local whist
"champeens." The rock ribbed
invincibles recently met E.
A.place,
Schneider and Dr. Foster, whist
players of renown and succeeded
in defeating them by a decisive
the Meyer clothing store and the
the congratulations
In this connectiof
it is authoritively rumored that
a busines
tne
proposition that
may necessitate their removal to
!Nvmore. all of which is interest-
in
t]K, i ig
,j pas events.
Ladies' Literary Club.
At a meeting held at the
-tIrs
idenc
of friends, where the ther-" i day afternoon steps taken
mometor registered 83 inthe!
Spooner yester
res-
organiz a Ladieswere Literar
will comprise the membership.
Public Installation. Officers were elected as follows:
Several of the local lodges plan President, Mrs. Murch vice-
to have public installations of the president, Mrs. L. H, Bailey
newly elected officers the first of secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Marriage Licenses Granted.
the year. The Samaritans are W. L. Brooks. A program com-1 Marriage licenses have been
already making arrangements mittee consisting of Mrs. A. P. granted by Clerk of Court Rhoda
and the local Masonic lodge may White and ^rs. E. E. McDonald to Martin Johnson and Bertha
Yesterdav.
majority of them came to this
city and went out yesterday for
he men had
They allege
that they were poorly housed and
fed and also objected to the fore
man of the camp. They made
some formal demands which
they were refused and accord
ingly they left the camp in a
tilled
Santa Claus at Peterson's.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Mrs, A. P. White very pleas
antly entertained a party of
about thirty lady friends at pro
gressive cinch last Friday after
noon. The Mesdames Spooner
and McCuaig were tied for first
and the decision of the tie
was won by the latter.
A. Crawford gives a dancing
party tea number of friends at
the Crawford home on Lake
Boulevard this evening.
The advent of the New Year
promises an activity in social
circles that is having the effect
of limitation on the social func
tions at present. The occasion
of leap year demands more than
an ordinary observance and is an
opportunity for new and novel:
social diversion that will be made i
the best off. Sevawal elaborate
events are al present being
planned for New Year's week,
Santa Claus at Peterson's.
Program Tonight.
The Minnehaha Literary So-1
ciety has its regular meeting at!
Peterson's hall tonight and an
elaborate program of recitations,
orations, vocal numbers and
quartettes will be rendered. The
is growing
steadily and its weekly meetings
iarea source of much pleasant
"amusement to all interested.
memb ership
Larson and to "Wm. Grey and
Hannah Lee. All the contracting
parties are residents of Beltrami
county.
Wh gowithout an Overcoat*PKUUKS-
in this cold weather when you can buy one for less than MANUFACTURERS PRICE
3 3 1-3 I OF
on our entire stock of new and up-to-date OVERCOATS, such as
H., S. & ML Sturm, Mayer, Rothschild and Loewenstein make
Every coa^t guaranteed. Get one before they are all gone
The Daylight
Store
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QUARANTINE THEY STRIKE
of
Forty mien, the entire crew of
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We will
anything
STMAS!
The Happiest Time of the Year
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EVERYBODY LIKES TO
RECEIVE PRESENTS, AND
When Buying
.II...I.M. .n-- I,,
know they have the best value for their
money. We have a line we feel sale in
recommending to give entire satisfaction
Watches, Diamonds
Clocks and
iiverware
The Bilges! Variety in Bemidji
Chains, Lockets, Brooches
Scarf Pins, Rings, Cut Glass
Hand Decorated China.
end Sovivenir China.
Orders for ENGRAVING should be
placed now to avoid disappointment
rr
be pleased to lay aside
you may select until Xmas
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A A A
E^ A ARKE R,
513 Third Street, Bemidji, Minn.
What's the matter
FAIR?ethhwit
They're all right. Who said so?
Tin people lor 50 miles around. What makes them say
so'.' The goods, prices and the. courtesy shown to both
old and young
See Ovir Christmas Goods
THE FAIR VARIETY CASH STORE
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