Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 1, 1904, Page 3

THE BE A EMPORIUM Will occupy its new quarters in the Street Block, next door to the postoftice, by Saturday, March 5, with their large line of Ready-to-wear Garments, Furnishings and Dress Goods to which they have added a very select tine of Ladies' and Cliildren’s Shoes and Slippers. The new line in all the latest styles and fabrics, purchased by Mrs. Berman in the East store. THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. Broken lines piled on tables in front, half price at Peterson’s. John Chapman is quite ser= iously ill of typhoid pnuemonia. One barrel only, pure cider vinegar at 25c per gallon. Peter- son’s. C. M. Oakes has accepted a position with the Peerless steam laundry. More powerful then Svengali’s hypnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam. R. H. Collar, the well known Northome lumberman, is in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buenther are -the parents of a daughter born yesterday. The Knights of Pythias expect to confer the first rank on two candidates tonight. Chief of Police Chisholm was down from Tenstrike on official business this morning. E. J. Willets represents the Northwestern Marble works. Be sure and buy of no other. . P. Davis, the popular Crooks- ton cigar salesman, was in the city yesterday and went up the _north line last night. Andrew T. Johnson enjoys the distinction of being the tallest re- cruit “enlisted in Bemidji. Mr. Johnson stands six foot six inches in his "stockings and will go to the coast artillery service. “Dad” Palmer, the veteran printer and newspaper man, ar- rived in the city this morning and annouces that he will remain for some time. - He returns from his visit up the north line hale and hearty as ever. E ddy Brinkman, who is home from the state school for the deaf at Owatonna, is setting type on the Beltrami County News. Eddy aequired his knowledge of the art preservative at the state school of printing and “Sister” Christensen says he is an ex- cellent compositor. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. will be displayed in the new eeeosssesoooooesoses Tonight, “Dads and Dollars.” Matt Mayer is at Nary where he has a wood camp. Mr.and Mrs. U. S. Appel of Wadena are registered at the Markham. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. The Arabs cure envy by be- stowing the thing coveted. Mark’s Lung Balsam cures coughs and colds. Manager Wheelock has booked Harold Nelson’s Co. in ““Quo Vadis’’ for an early appearance at the City Opera house. A Crookston paper states that J. M. Richards of the Crookston Lumber Co.,, will remove his family to Bemidj timen month, There was only one drunk in the police court this morning. This is something of a record for the number of woodsmen there are in town at present. 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. Martin Olson, of the town of Roosevelt was paid two wolf S0mMe 16547 * | bounties at the court house yes- terday, One was for a male and the other was for a female and Mr. Olson received $22.50. The funeral of the four-months- old child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubert, which died early yester- day morning of tubercular meningitis, was held from the family home yesterday afternoon. W.S..Warner, the clever ad- vance agent for the Warner Comedy Co., left this morning I for Aitkin, where the company will appear next week and will open the new opera house, which is under the management of Edi- tor Hollister. Jones & Kraner, who have con- ducted a drug store at Cass Lake for some time have leased a building in Crookston and will open a drug business there. They had under consideration the project of locating in Bemidj but have now abandoned it. Advance Sale Come in and look Ladies’ values. Phoes @ The Famous Queen Qualit @ the new styles and lasts—House Sh Dress Shoes carefully fitted The Big Store WM. McCUAIG. Pinuslin hndetweay and dhosiety We have just received and opened upZa splendidfassort- ment of New Creations in Muslin Underwear and Spring Hosiery, which we are offering at exceptionally good In all the newest materials for spring wear. assortment from which to select at prices ranging from $1.50 to $4.50 EACHe WM. McCUAIG. of them over. Waists A larg ° Dhees @ v $3 shoe for women in all @ oes, Street Shoes, @ action guaranteed. P and satisf: .'QQ..,.......C.O.,..O.. SPRING HATS GhHe in all the latest shapes and colors are now ready. carry a large assortment and are exclusive agents for Tiger I-lats They are without question the best wearing hats on the market and sell at $3. is Every hat We guaranteed. WE CARRY H. S. & M. CLOTHING AND RALSTON HEALTH SHOES . MEYER & (0. High Art Clothiers. [ ] Warner Comedy Co. at City Opera house all this week. Wm. Mageau went to North- ome on business last night. G. E. Carson is incapacitated with an attack of the popular lagrippe. Tracy Bardwell is at Turtle River today looking up some land 1n that vicinity. F. J. Kline, the well known lumberman, is transacting busi- ness at Tenstrike today. James Smith, the colored man who is serving a sentence at the county jail for wife *beating and who has been seriously ill, is now getting better. Daniel Petrie o f Park Rapids, sheriff of Hubbard county, was in the city last night. Mr. Petrie was on his way to the northern section of Hubbard county,where he had some papers to serve. James Todd, who is serving a sentence at the county jail for violations of the state game laws and is better known as ‘“Jimmy the Fisherman,” is quite ser- iously ill and it is feared that he has tuberculosis. J. P. Burke is over from Ny- more today. Mr. Burke and family have just been released from smallpox quarantine. They were placed in guarantine Feb. 4 and are naturally much pleased to regain liberty. All four mem- bers of the family had the disease, Gertrude Graig, a clairvoyant, who recently stunted in Bemidji, is under arrest at Brainerd. She s charged with being unduly giddy. A gentlemen who con- sulted her occult power it is said was touched for a pocketbook by the fair Gertrude, An investi- gation is being conducted. The recent thaws have put the sidewalks of the city in a very bad condition. Several bad falls resulted last night as a result Street Commissioner Pogue will make a special effort to have all the sidewalks in the city freed from snow if the weather tomor- row is favorable, The present condition breeds damage suits for the city. X-er CISING good judgment not difficult in our store. Where everything is good there fear of a choice. We you to feel per- fectly at home with us. Jewelry is here for you to examipe. They are the bestthat you or we can find. Everything in our store has been selected on its merits. If the prices seem low to you for such s no or ant Our cause no sur- prise. They are low. E. A, BARKER STREET | goods 1t meed| Mrs. W. B. McLachlan 1s quite ill of lagrippe. W. J. Doneny, of Rugby, are rived in the city today and is the guest of Billie Welch. J. W. Irwin is looking over the Trwin & O’Brien logging camps in the vicinity of Tenstrike today. Dr. Blakeslee went to Mallard Lake this afternoon to raise the quarantine on Wilson’s logeing camp., Jerry McCarty,the well known logger, was in the city this morn- ing on his way to the camps at Lake George. J. S. McDonald leaves this afternoon for the Gray camps at Mallard Lake. He expects to conclude his trips to the woods in the near future. The Bemidji Brewery Co. to: day finished pulting up 1,500 tons of ice on Lake Irwin. The job lasted three weeks and em- ployed about twenty men. The prisoners at the county jail have finished the work of spring house cleaning and Turn- key Wright says it is now the only first class swpping place in town, P. E. Peterson, Dr, Blakeslee’s assistant went to Farley this morning where he will take two cases of smallpox into custody and bring them back to the| quarantine hopital in Bemidji. The old saying that if March; comes in like a lion it will go olit | like a lamb carries weight with a zood many people. Today is the | first day of the month of winds. | It came in like a lunb and if it| lives up to its reputation it is bound to go out like a lion. | The Pioncer Employment office ships men to Pine [sland tonight to work for the J. A. Irvine Co. With the raising of the smallpox guarantine most of the men at| camp threw up their jobs. No difficulty is being experienced in getting men to take their places Theautomatic apparatus which will make it possible to sound the fire alarm whistle from the cen- tral telephone ion is being put in and will be in working | Hereafter when analarmis to be given the will “blow orderina few days. telephone operator the bell.” Gus Asklund of Kelliher, was in the city yesterday returning to his home from a visit to St. Paul. Mr. is an old time newspaper and used to write hot stuff for the Sunday Sun, a well known St. Paul publication which secured | several well know newspaper | men situations at - Stillwater for one to six years. Mrs. Mary McGuire fore Judge Clark yesterday after- noon and was examined as to her sanity. She was adjudged insane and was taken to the state hospi- tal at Fergus Falls by Sheriff Bailey yesterday afternoon. Her case is a particularly unfortunate one, but it is believed thata short course of treatment at the state hospital will entirely relieve her present demention. Asklund reporter Mrs, George McTaggart is seriously ill. Peter Larkin was a Blackduck visitor last night. Attorney E. F. Crawford is at Grand Rapids on legal business today. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cassler left yesterday for a visit with friends at Park Rapids. John Oringer is contemplating building a fine residence in Be midji during tle coming summer. Wesley Wright this morning sent four teams out on the Miss- sippi river government survey. The recruiting oftice enlisted three men this morning. This makes fifteen men enlisted dur- ing the past weck. Miss Rusness, the trimmer at Miss Hetland’s millincry store, returned today from a visit with her parents at Moorhead. A J. M e, in charge of the sa department of T'wohy- Simon, West Superior, is the guest of Matt Bright today. Miss Mary Cokely has turned from a three weeks’ visit spent at her old home at Wadena and has resumed her position at re & Bowser. L. Troppman arrived today from Fergus Falls, where be had {been for some time and where he was yesterday morning in- formed by wire of the tire which damaged the stock of the Bazaar. The burglar alarm at the First National bank got busy last night about half past ten, and caused sensation. The electric apparatus E off in some way and it kept up a din for about fiftcen minutes. Many mistook it for a fire alarm and there was quite a little ex- citement for a few minutes until Cashier Millard came down and quite @ | shut 1t off. and Matt Mayer are back from Whitefish lake with a wolf story, They were pursued for some distance by a pack of four. The horses began to get winded and Mr. Bardwell began to regain his senses, He turned the over to Mr. Mayer and crawling back in che of the sleigh shot six of the hungry .brutes with his revolver. pack dispersed. Mr. Bardwell this wolf story ought to re favorably with others that have recently been told. Tracy Bardwell reins rear Thermophor Hand Warmers and Massage Rollers TR We have a late consignment of the above named warmers, the latest patent. Call and examine. They are gems . : the department store of O’Leary | = A. GILMOUR & CO. CITY DRUG'STORE Pioneer Drug Store of Bemidji. We Have on Hand Two Heavy Bob Sleighs Two Light Bob Sleighs Two Business Cutters WE WILL SELL ALL THE ABOVE FOR LESS HAVE NOT ROOM_To A 1. muy i il ¥ CARRY THEM OVER F. M. Malzahn & Co. AN 08 v E. J. WILLITS The Pioneer Real Estate Man HAS THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS : husiness property in- Blackduck to trade for resi- denee property in Bemidji. I husiness property in Tenstrike to trade for residence property in Bemidji. husiness property in Kast Grand Forks to trade for residence property in Bemidji. . business property in Walker to trade for residence property in- Bemidji. Business property in Cass Lake to trade for resi- dence property inkBemidji. | fu'r;m |‘ui:.|.r Bemidji to trade for residence property in Bemidji. What have you to offer ? PIIONIK 277. (oot Glood Goo Good Gooe (iooc SGUGO SN O OGN SO RRN GO8ES We are headquarters for Caps, Hose, Underwear, Shirts, Work Pants and all kinds of Notions, Lamps, & ¢ Dishes, cte.. Cigurs, Tobaccos, Candies, Nuts and a gen- & eral variety of Merchandise. I We want your trade, and appreciate your patronage g by giving you more for your money: at all times th:mfi_ ) 9 you get clsewhere We cordially invite vou to call and see us at our old stand, 304 West Third strect. iety Cash Store§ d GRBRB LI & & @ & & @ = The Fair Var 0000000000 0000000000 :The North Dakota Liquor lnstitute: @ The latest improved scientific treatment for the hquor habit @ is a disease we positively ® e DRUNKENNESS 52 e et days. Nopublicity, Write for full particulars . . . After this the | | | ® @ 628 North Third St., Grand Forks, N. D. & 0000000000 000000000 O WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE, NEW LINE TO PUT YOU ON THE GARPET That is, on to our carpets. OF CARPETS, RUGS AND ART SQUARES