Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 8, 1904, Page 3

H g n Ladies’ line are arriving daily. LADIES’ We have added a complete line of Ladies”Shoes to our stock of Ladies’ Furnishings, and shipments for this A part of our new line of WAISTS, SHIRTS and DRESS GOODS Shoes will well repay you. is already on hand and displayed. THE BERMAN EMPORIUM. An inspection of them THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. Fresh hen fruit and other fruit at Peterson’s. George Lydick was up from Cass Lake yesterday afternoon. Please drop inand sample our incomparable dairy butter. Pet- erson. W. H. Rice, of Northern town, received a $15 wolf bounty at the court house yesterday. D. N. Winton, tke well known Thief River Falls lumberman, was a visitor in the city yester- day. Just received on2 car of bran and shorts, two cars of feed, two cars of hay at W. G Schroeder’s store. Matt Bright spent yesterday afternoon at Northome and re- turned to Bemidji this morning in time to Vote. Mrs. L. H. Bailey left this morning for Tipton, Iowa, where she was called by a message an- nouncing the serious illness of her aged mother. 4 The Bowman logging camps near Kelliher have gone out. The Crookston Lumber Co.’s camp situated in the village will remain for several weeks yet. David Long, the well known Jumber woods chief is in town. He has been getting up good things for the boys at one of the Crogisston Lumber Co.’s camps for the past two months. “Tallow Dips,”’ Robert Park- ery Miles’ lecture at the M. E. church last night was quite largely attended and was one of the most pleasing entertain- ments of the course which it con- cluded. R. L. Baumbach, of Wadena, arrived in the city last night and will have the bookkeepe.’s desk at the Lumbermen’s bank. Mr. Baumbach is a cousin of Presi- dent Baumbach and is a clever young gentleman, who will no doubt be popular with the patrons of the bank." DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. George Buckley is at Northome today. Willits and Cahill write fire in- surance in reliable companies. More powerful then Svengali's hypnotic power is Mark’s Lung Balsam. County Cemmissioner ~ Fred Sibley was in the city from Sol- way yesterday. Attorney McDonald is at Kelli- her and will remain until after the village election today. E. J. Willets represents the Northwestern Marble works. Be sure and buy of no other. Local boat builders report that business is picking up and all have their hands full at present with orders to be finished by the time the lake is open. Don’t forget the supper the men will serve tonight for the benefit of the M. E. church at the store rooms formerly occupied by the Berman Emporium. 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. The regular meeting of the city council last night did not de- velop anything of more than or- dinary interest. The council went through the usual routine business and took an early ad- journment. Editor Martin is very much improved this morning. Mr. Martin will be confined to his home for some time yet and his physicians say that rest and quiet for a time is necessary to his speedy recovery. He is now past all danger, however. Dan Fullerton, the well known trainer, will leave for Park Rap- ids as soon as the track there is in shape, with the string of har- ness horses which he'is handling at present. Mr. Fullerton will handle J. M. Wonzor's Be- midji Bill, J. P, Duncalf’s Harry H, Mr. Crawford’s Hub- butt, Jr., and J. J. Jinkinson’s Mona. Allof the horses will be entered at the opening meeting of the Northern Driving associ- ation at Winnipeg in May. ° Gro&:ones The largest and most complete stock of : Grocerles We want your grocery business, and will make it an . object for you to trade with us. A sample order will @ convince you. 6 Blg Store WM. McCUAIG. Groceries ® in Towne ® We handle the Famous Home Brand ® @® Canned Goods, Spices and Extracts, Tea ® (] @ and Coffee. . == = = S [ ) Lilly of the Valley Flour is the best ® @ used. Once used always used. [ ] ® — [ ) ® A fresh supply of Creamery and ® ® Fancy Dairy Butter and Fresh Eggs @ ® always on hand. Telephone Orders Receive Our Immediate Attention, and Deliveries Promptly Made. WM. McCVAIG. G. E. Tuller came in on the M. & I last night. Mrs. H. C, duck is in the city today, guest of friends. We are in business for your| health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cahill are both confined to their home by the prevalent malady of lagrippe. A. McGill of Kelliher down this morning and will be a patient at St. Authony’s hospital for some time to come. The Pioneer Employment oftice shipped a crew of men to Pine Island today and another bunch to the Andrew Olson camp near Blackduck. Wm. King, the well known Wa. dena contractor and busime: man, was at the Markham last night returning to his home from a trip to Grand Rapids. Undertaker Naylor goes to Funkley tonight to prepare the remains of a child for burial who died there yesterday. The body will be shipped to McIntosh. A. A. Carter is superintending the work of constructing the broom handle factory at Nary and a force of men have been working there for some time. The local lodge of Knights of Pythias has a regular meeting to- night. There are two candidates for the first rank but degree will probably —not— be conferred tonight. Martin Heinzelman, the well known Lake Itasca man, is in the city today. Mr. Heinzelman is superintending the government survey,-which-is-now working near the headwaters of the Miss- issippi. Hugh McMillan is down from came the Blackduck country today. He has been operating several cedar camps in the Blackduck country for the past several months and has had a highly satisfactory winter. F. A. Peterson, a former resi- dent of Bemidjl, whonow has his home at New Rickland’ Minn., is in the city looking after his busi- ness interests here. his removal from Bemidji and thinks of returning. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Casler re- turned last night from a two weeks’ visit with friends in the central part of the state. Mr. Casler reports that they had a very enjoyable trip and says everybody seems to beinterested in Bemidji. The village election at Solway today isa warm affair. Solway has not been behind the other towns in this section in the mat- ter of being wide open. An agi- tation has been started for a less liberal policy and is the cheif is- sue of today’s election. The Bazaar store expects to be open for business the latter part of this week or the first of next. ’I‘he adjustment of the loss made by the insurance adjuster is pending acceptance by all the compnnios interested and a set- tlement was expected today or tomorrow. The Ladies’ Reading Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wm. McCuaig. A con- siderable portion of the after- noon was given over toa business session at which various plans for-—the —furtherance of —the library association were cussed. The book shower was one of the chief topics of the bus- iness session. It is expected to be a big event and arrangements are made to serve luncheon after the program of the evening. X-er CISING good judgment is not difficultin our _store. Where everything is good there fear of a poor choice. We want you to feel dis- is no per- with us. Our Jewelry" is here for you to examine. They are the best that you or we can find. Everything in our store has been selected on its merits. If the prices- seem tow to you for such goods 1t mneed cause no suar- prise. They are O E. A. BARKER THIRD STREET Gillham of Black-| the | He regrets | fectly at home; Advertise in the Pioncer. Attorney Charles Serutchin is {av Solway on legal business to | day Sheriff Thos. Bailey is visiting with friends at Chippewa Falls, Wis. The v Pioneer want col VRN & yoresatt Try them, W. B. Sherman has accepted a position at the employment oftice of T\ J. Miller and is doing u very nice business, Invitations are out for a danc- ing party to be given at Peter son’s hall Thursday evening by about twenty young ladies L. B. Olson has completed the improvements to his confection ery store and now has onc of the neatest places i the city. The Lutheran ladies served lunch at the Swedback building from 11 o’clock throughout the day today and had an excellent patronage. Men for work on cedar are in demand at all the employment oftices, Several large tie tracts have recently been let up the north line and are creating a demand for labor. The Modern Samaritans had a meeting. and disposed of cor le important busi- ness, Init until the next meeting on account of the extra large routine. Willits & Cahill, the reul estate agents, expect a party of eight prospective investors in Beltrami county farm lands to look over the country ir this vicinity to ar rive from Waterford, Indiana, the first of next week. con Miss Johnson, assistant prin- cipal at the city schools today re- ceived o telegram notifying her of the very serious illness of her sister at her home in Minneapo lis. Miss Johnson left for Minneapolis this afternoon. The way freight business on the Great Northernis very heavy The east bound local orday passed through this s afternoon about three (lty tl o’clock and was compelled to tie up at Lengby for rest last night. Harvey. Woodward writes from Perham, where he went a short time ago to accept the cashier- ship of the First National bank, that he is very well pleased with his situation and thinks Perham is one of the best towns in the country. The first of the series of games in the billiard tournament was played last night between the Messrs. Loud and Blair. Mr. Blair won by 22 points. Mr. Blair has but one arm, but he is one ot the most proficieat bil- liardists in the city. The sash and door factory proposition which has been be- fore the business men of the city is assuming tangible proportions | — and there is every prospect to- day that the enterprise will meet, with the encouragement neces- ry to secure its location in this city. Alex Van Praag, the only or- iginal, will bein the city I night and the oc ~ZeLUTS ] S. J. Nordby is in the city| from Shevlin today. . F. Mark, of Fosston, is in | the city-this.alternoon... ..a. tions were postponed | here will be made a gala event by i the local lodge of Odd Fellows. Mr. Van Praag is one of the most enthusia; Ddd Fellows in the state and is Past Grand | ter of the grand lodge of the state. Friday night he goestoTenstrike, where the Tenstrike Odd Fellows | will celebrate an anniversary. We handle the Buffalo 0il Co.’s Oils. [ooonnssamal PER GAL. Kerosene guaranteed not to smoke the chimney 25¢ T4-per-cent gasoline —25¢ Benzine 25¢ Turpentines 75¢ Linseed oil, raw 60c¢ Linseed oil, boiled 65¢ Dustless float oil . 50c¢ Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Kalsomines, Moldings, Wall Paper, Glass, Ete. W. C. JONES ITIS ANAITER OF HEALTH Absclutely Pure 'fllERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE = DOWNPOUR This Is What the Book Shower Planned for Next Wednesday Promises to Be. The ladies who have in charg the book shower planned in aid of the public library report that they are receiving encourage ment from all sources and there is every prospect that the shower will add a number of volumes to the library. Everybody inter ested in Bemidjiis invited to be present and the admi ot will be—abuck; but—if-an comes with two or more admis sion tickets he will not be denied entrance. The shower will take place at the opera house Wednes day evening, March 9. The following program will be rendered and will in itself form a suflicient attraction to bring out a large conc nmsn of people: 5 Mario lolin Cluly A Rarker A € Cunning 0 B Hubbard, Revel of the Leaves. . GoAL Viazle Quartetie E. ML Jereard, €W, Wartield, Mrs. )0 A Tan, Mrs: Ida Jackson Sleep Litte Baby of Mine CoDenne Helon Grant Recltation . « . Miss Esple MeLennun Postillon D 'Avmour Itehir Plano Duct Mrs. 1t B, Boster, Miss Ivis Roherts Solo Seloetion Miss Hattle Halderman Waltz, Wedding of the Winds J.T Ml Mandolin Club Reehtation . <o Master Whceloek March - Chorus. . Tannhauser Violin \nln Mrs. Kelsey PART I Overture Lustsplel Kelor Belo Mandolin Cluly Bandelero... LSt 1 I\ Ilnm Reseltation. oo Mrs. dy Koynolds Tho Miller's Woolng B Fanning Quartette Danee . - Highland Fling D Morrison Sunset, ... . Dudley Buck BAL Jerrard Garotte Bt Mussette 1.8 Bach Recitation, . Murs, Wheeloek Maitel) = New Frglandy Kinstes oIl Clarko Mandolin Club Accompanists, Mrs, R 1. Foster, Mrs, A, AL Wartield, Mrs, J. AL Ham. Admission, o book suitable for | the library. At 8:30 sharp. fvery- body come. Orders Payable. Notic hereby given that the villagi irer of the village of Bemidji is prepared to pay all outs ding orders issued on or before July 1, 1901, W. L. Brooks, Treasurer. ‘When your beer pumps do not work see Doran and have them cleaned. BRI, Do not forget we doall kinds of steam and water pipe re- pairing. [ ] Call or telephone to J. J. DORAN Costa ; We have the lively, new, ‘ fascinating card game, | PANIC Panicis a mimic on Wall street exchange Price, 40 cents. 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 THAN T WE HAVE NOT ROOM TO CARRY THEM OVER F. M. Malzahn & Co. FIRE SALES On account of our recent fire we are offering special prices on houses and lots in any part of the city. The above property is not damaged, but the contracts are badly smoked. Willits & Gakill &{)@{bifl«)%&fii (A0S z’)@-{é&u@t@- follo R RO RC) :APOINTER: Eo) o We are headquarters for Caps, Hose, lmlun\v.\r, 4 Shirts, Work Pants and all kinds of Notions, Lamps, # & £ Dishes, ete., Cig: os, Candies, Nuts and a gen- £ g eral variety of Mer 5 & o We want your trade, and appreciate your patronage g by giving you more for your money at all times than & you get elsewhere We cordially invite you to call and see us at our old stand, 304 West Third street. flk : The Fair Vamety Cash Store s *@‘ Lo R R R R ) {:{'}{Z@fii @ 'I"’r feRe R R R BB R booooooooooooo eceooe $ The North Dakota Liquor Institute § @ The latest improved scientific treatment for the liquor habit @ ¢ DRUNKENNESS No publicity. Write for full particulars . is a disease we positively ® guarantee to cure in 21 Subscnbe for the Daily Pioneer TO PUT YOU ONTHE CARPET WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE, NEW LINE E. L. 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