Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 17, 1904, Page 3

vl l | i 4 P s 55 o o THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. All kinds of masks at Petersons Fresh cows butter and hens eggs at Reterson’s. : Bert Getchell went to Black- duck last night on business. More powerful then Svengali’s ‘hypnotic power is Mark’'s Lung Balsam. - The Rev. Irons, of Kelliher, is . renewing acquaintances 'in the city today. P. H. McGarry returned to his home at Walker this morning after having spent several days in the city. Peter Moyle, of Tenstrike,'is in the city today Mr. Moyle has been ill for some time and came down to consult a physician, Miss Maude Olson leaves to- morrow morning for Minneapolis where she will take a course in piano instructions at the John- son academy, ‘W. P. Roberts and A, P. White were at Kelliher last night,where the new Bank of Kelliher, in which they are interested, has just opened for business. Frank McGraw, who has been in the employ of the Crookston Lumber company and has been buying logs north of Solway, left this morning for Red Lake to 1ook after some business for the company. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris, of the Hotel Richards at Tenstrike, came down this morning with their little daughter, who has been under the doctor’s care for some time and will be taken to St. Anthony’s hospital for treat- ment. Donations of books are being made to the Library Association with commendable liberality. The library room will be ar- ranged for in a short time. Henry Buenther has donated a handsomely mounted great horned ow] for the library 100ms. Peter McHugh, one of the pro- moters of the townsite of Gem- mell, James Young and John Bartlett, of Big Fork, are in the city today returning from a trip to Cass Lake, where they had been transacting business at the land office. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. J. E. Flatley is serviously ill. John Oringer is in the city from Nebish. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parker are in the city from Solway. Mayor Hobson of Kelliher is in the city on business today. B. F. Bishop returned this morning from a.trip to the rorth country. We are in business for your health.- Be convinced by using Marlk's Lung Balsam. C. W. Wiedrick, the real estate man,, is home from a two week’s visit to the Twin Cities. The local recruiting office yes- terday shipped four recruits to the coast artillery service at Seattle. o The Arabs cure envy by be- stowing - the thing coveted. Mark’s Lung Balsam cures coughs and colds. Roy Loveland, the prisoner at the county jail, who has been quite seriously ill is considerably improved today. Nero . fiddled —while Rome burned. We cannot believe that anyone will fiddle away their chance to cure a cough when it is so easy to get Mark’s Lung Balsam. Elmer Jobnson, employed at E. H. Winter & Co.’s, today re- ceived news of the sudden death of his brother, which occurred at Kerkhoven, Minn., last night, and was d ue to appendicitis. Mr. Johnson left this afternoon to at- tend the funeral. Senator McCarthy of Grand Rapids was in the city yesterday. Senator McCarthy is retained as the attorney for James Harris, a Grand Rapids man, who is being sued by Mrs. J. M. Wonzor to recover a sum of money. The case comes on for hearing some time next month. The Thursday Musicale club, who have for some time been negotiating for the appearance of the Hennepin avenue M. E. church quartette of Minneapolis, have been given the date of March 23, and will no doubt suc- ceed in securing the quartette tor an engagement. The Flude’s illustrated lecture under the auspices of the Ep- worth League society at the M. E. church last night was quite liber- ally patronized and was a very enjoyable effort. The subject was the ‘‘Yellowstone National Park” and the views and accom- panying lecture were quite equal to a trip through the famous play ground of nature. ® Dry Goods @ and fancy vestings. e @ rivals in spring ® Notions The Big Store WM. McCUAIG. A full line of spring waists just re- ceived. All the new weaves in white ® Shoes © In order to make room for new ar- @ oods we will continue g the sacrifice on all our outings and fleece lined calicoes. Twenty-five ner cent dis- @ count on anything in this line; nothing ® ® reserved. @ close out at once; ® value at 38c each. All sizes in children’s fleece lined '® underwear from 15¢ ® boys or girls. - © @ © ® @ let us fit your feet. " The best assortment in town of mer- @ cerized skirts. All the new designs at prices to suit the purchaser. Look them over and be convinced. The stock of ladies’, gents’ and child- ren’s shoes continue to arrive daily. We carry the best line of shoes in the city. Queen Quality $3 shoe for women @® are always satisfactory. Come in and WM. MCUAIG. 50c quality, good per garment up for el A full line of sizes in ladies’ ribbed @ @ fleece lined underwear, which we must -~ The Eagles will spread their wings tonight. All members are requested to be present, —0— The Thursday Musicale meets tomorrow afternoon at the home Mr.oand Mrs: A. T. Wheelock last night entertained the mem- bers of the Warner Comedy com- pany, John Running, traveling passenger agent of the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic,and P, H. McGarry. —0— The Relief club, an organiza- tion from which a number of young ladies of the city have de- rived a great deal of pleasure for the past year, celebrated an an- niversary Saturday at the home of the president, Miss Florence McKusick. The membership was very pleasantly entertained. Miss Murch was elected presi- year. —0— The ladies of St. Phillip’s Catholic church gave another of their enjoyable parties at Forest- er’s hall last night. The function was the last which the ladies will be able to give before the Lenten season and was very largely at- tended. Progressive cinch was the order of the evening ant nineteen tables were Delicate refreshments were served at midnight and the even- ing was thoroughly enjoyed by a large attendance. -—0— The forty-first anniversary of the birth of Pythianism made the occasion last night of one of the most enjoyable of the several social events given by the local lodge K. of P. The evening’s entertainment opened with a was short concert program by the mandolin club. = Dancing was then indulged in until supper was served at midnight. After supper one of the pleasantest hours of the entire evening was spent. toastmaster in a manner. W. N. Bowser re- sponded to the toast ‘“Pythian- ism,”’ gwving a short history of the order. ‘‘A True Knight,” as- signed to Judge Spooner, was one of the most able efforts of the evening in which the judge did entire justice to the broad and liberal precepts of the order. entertaining4in her response to “The Rathbone Sisters” and her effort was one of the best things of the evening. ‘Friendship” was the subject of some appro- priate and timely remarks by John Gibbons. E. E. McDonald responded to “Confidence” and L. H. Bailey to “Bravery.”” Danc- tinued until 3 o’clock. The even- ing was one of much genuine pleasure to all and the Knights plan several other occasions of a similar nature before the close of the winter. X-er CISING good judgment is not difficult io our store. everything is good there is no fear of a poor choice. We want you to feel per- fectly at home with us.. Our Jewelry is here for you to examine. They are the best that you or.we find. Everything in our store has been selected on = j"\'v. E. BARKER A, THIRD STREET % SOCIAL EVENTS g of Mrs. Andrew Warfield. A Schuman program will be ren- | dered. = g —0— dent of the club for the ensuing played. | 0. E. Bailey presided as ! very happy | Mrs. H. H. Wheelock was \'(:l'yl ing- was>then taken up and con- | Where! can its mer If the prices seem low to you for such goods 1t need| ¢ no sur- D “Ther=are A SASH AND DOOR FACTORY {Minneapolis Establishmenq | Anxious toLocate in the | ! City of Bemidii. ; | ?\\'ILL ASK FOR LOCAL AID AND ENCOURAGEMENT. | | Would Bring "a Large Number of a Big Institution. | If a Minneapolis firm who are tat present operating one of the ;];n';_'e,\t sash and door factories |on Nicollet Tsland can receive the 3‘onconr;\u’unwnl- which they hope ito have in Bemidji they will re- move their umnul'a\cturi.u:‘r plant, one of the largest in~the Flour {city, to Bemidji. A representative of the tirm has been in Bemidji this week looking the ground over and has decided that Bemidji affords natural advantages for the loca- tion of an mdustry of this kind that are not to be had elsewhere, The company has been negotiat- ing with Swedback Bros. for the purchase of their sawmill plant and asatisfactory agreement has been reached.. It is now desir- {able to have other business people |of the city interested- and the | matter is being gone about with excellent prospects of success. - The plant which the firm at |present own§ is one-the-most [complete and modern in Minne- apolis, but its removal from that city has been under consideration |for some time. It gives employ- Laent to a large number of menj| |and is an industry that any city | {might be proud to own. | In the event that sutisfactory.| jarrangements can be made and i there seems to be excellent pros- | pects in that (lil‘l'(g\inn at present, +the factory will come to Bemidiji and be in operation within the Inext eight months. | A Kansas Minister. | Rey. I S. Coulton of Circle- [ville, Kas., says:—Dr. Warner— Your White Wine of Tar Syrup has been in my family and found 110 b¢ all and even more than you claim for it. It is a speedy curve {for all throat and lung diseases, [ For sale at City Drug store. Blackduck Mill Sold. M. D: | posed of his sawmill interests at Blackduck to the Beltrami Cedar Land Co. The sale carries with lit the pond rights and all appurt enances to the property. Stoner yesterday dis- SENATOR HANNA AND LABOR. Great Change of Sentiment Among Or- ganized Workmen. Indianapolig, Feb. 17.—In speaking | of Senator Hanna John Mitchell “In all my experience I | mo instance in whi such a change of | part of the wage, that which tool Senator Hann oceurre iment—on the earning classes as ace in the Families to the City and Be |} Thermophor Hand Warmers and Massage Rollers [ e e We have a late consignment of the above named warmers, the latest patent. Call and examine. They are gems . . . A. GILMOUR & CO. CIEY -DRUG STORE Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidji. We have two CO COAL STOVES Different sizes that we will sell now for Less than cost We cannot afford to carry these stoves through the summer season. F. M. Malzahn & Co. AAAAAANA E.J WHEEITS The Pioneer Real Estate Man HAS THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: Giood husiness property in Blackduck to trade for resi- dence property in Bemidji. Good business property in Tenstrike to trade for residence property in Bemidji. Good husiness property in Iast Grand Forks to trade for residence property in Bemidji. Good husiness property in Walker to trade for residence property in Bemidji. (iood husiness property in Cass Lake to trade for resi- dence property in Bemidji. Good farm near Bemidji to trade for residence property in Bemidji. What have you to offer ? P11 ON IS 5l e e ol Rk & & o 208 OB O - 2 o v . O % & k2] o We are headquarters for Caps, Hose, Underwear, ¥ Shirts, Work Pants and all kinds of Notions, Lamps, % Dishes, ete., Cigars, Tobaccos, Candies, Nuts and a gen- & & A POINTE o = eral variety of Merchandise, We want your trade, and appreciate your patronage g £ ag na was regarded by the great m: | wa ar as their enemy | ponent; for the past several ycar | has been looked upon as their friend | and exvonent,” | Free to All Ministers. | | T will send one bottle of War Iner’s White Wine of Tar the {best cough remedyonearth fre [ toall ministers who will recom [ mend it totheir friends after siv-1- iing it a fair trial. Address. D (€. D. Warner, Coldwater, Mich. For saie at City Drug store. GET A | | g by giving vou more for your moncy at all times than 2 O W€ . . E 2 VOl 4‘].~1-\\'|||Ax'n-' ; o We cordially invite you to call and see us at our old & stand, 304 West Third street. The Fair Variety Cash Subscribe for the Dairly Pionele:rv_' FRAME ON! We carry in stock a of art pictures and them in the finest art mould- ings for you . Have you seen our line of pic- ture mouldings? It is very complete, and there is nothing finer in northern Minnesota filne line will put : E. L NA YLOR. FURNITURE