Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 11, 1904, Page 3

AT THE NEW Berman Emporium, Next Door to Postoffice. lowing hulu'\uh for Umlw\lz F e tailor mad | Northwestern THE BERM?\N_ EMPORIUM, THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. George Lydick made a busi- ness trip to Farley last night. Willits and Cahill write fire in- surance in reliable companies. Harry Gunsalus, the genial Tenstrike gentleman, is visiting friends in Bemidji. We are in business for your health. Be convinced by using Mark’s Lung Balsam. Chris Christenson, of the Bel- trami County News wasat Kelli- her on business last night. I0. M. Stanton, the well known Cass Lake attorney, was in the city on legal business last night. C. A. Rose, the genial Brainerd centleman, who represents the John Gund Brewing Co was calling on the trade in Bemidji last night. F. C. Kline, representing the Walker & Akeley intervests in this vicinity, went to Minneapolis this morning on a business trip that will extend several days. 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. Rupber matting is being put down'in the halls and stairways at the court house today and the building generally is being brightened up for the coming term of court. Frank Gagnon came down from the north country this morning and is soon to begin work on a residence property that will be located in the swamp on the out- lying portion of the city. J. A. McConkey, who has just disposed of his large grocery house in Fergus Falls, is in the city with a view to starting in business here. If Mr. McCon- key decides to make the venture he will install a modern up-to- date grocery and crockery estab- lishment. Mr. McConkey is the guest of Rev. J. F. McLeod. DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOC! Delicacies for Sunday at I‘. te son's, County Attorney Loud was a Blackduck visitor last night. Recorder Harris 1s down from i Kelliher today and says his town | is the liveliest place on the north line right now. Thé special car of General Su-| perintendent of Motive Power | Emerson, of the Great Northern, was attached to train No. 12 to- day. A published report of the re- ceipts of the Lutheran ladies’ social election day w 50. The Pioneer is asked to state that the Leceu)ts were oye Tmnk(\y Wright wpmfs that there are twenty-four prisoners at the county jail. Seven of these are awaiting the action of the grand jury, which meets next week, and are held under various icharges, Judge Spooner leaves the first lof the week for Little Falls, | where he. will sit in a term of the district court of Morrison county for Judge Baxter. Judge McClennehan will preside during all of the coming term in Bel- trami county. E. L. Crawford leaves tonight for Big Falls, on business con- nected with the proposed in cor- poration of thevillage. The peti- tion for organization has received the favorably consideration of the board of county commis sioners and the election will occur about Apirl 14, Sheriff Bailey yesterday went to Lakeport and arrested a man named L. T. Calkitt, who left the City hotel here without paying a board bill of $5.50. Calkitt pleaded gmlty and paid a fine and costs, together with the account which he had neglected. Attorney Crawford, who has been interesting himself in the matter of securing a postoffice for Hines’ Spur, has received a letter from Congressman Steen- erson saying that the new office will be established just as soonas the postal department can make the necessary arrangemen Virgil M. Owen will be the first postmaster. 2000000000 . . e Groceries s0 00 ooiio: Groceries ® 000000000606 . Grocerles The Big Store WM. McCUAIG: The largest and most Lomplcte stock of in Town We want your grocery business, and will make it an .uly]ect for you to trade ‘with us. . convince you. A sample order will We handle the Famous Home Brand [ J @® Canned Goods, Spices and Extracts, Tea ® ® and Coflee. e —— ® Lilly of the Vall () used. Once used always used. ey Flour is the bes t ® [ ] - @ ® A fresh supply of Creamery and. ® Fancy Dairy Butter and Fresh Eggs ® ® always on hand. Telephone Orders Re: ceive Our Immediate Attention, and Deliveries Promptly Made. WM. McCUAIG. | acting business M. Humm of ( Markh Good navel orar the m today. es for 15 cents Better ones cost more. More powerful then Svengali's hypnotic power is Mark's Lung Balsam. E. J. Willets represents the Marble Be sure and buy of no other. worls, J. Borden of Red Lake Falls is in the city the guest daughter, Mrs, H. P. Siblest. Judge Pende of before the United States land oftice at Cuass Lake i : this afternoon. C. H. Mills, the _[presentatvie of the ing Co., is calling on local meat market dealers today. Brainerd re- Judge Clark has appointed Al fred Johnson, of Blackduck, ad- ministrator of the estate of J. ( Johnson, now n probate. The dancing party Peterson’s hall last night was a very enjoyable About fifteen couples were present. given at event. Charles Blount was in Judge Reynolds court this morning and asa result will speud the next ninety days in the county jail. Hon. J. M. Markham has writ- ten a letter to Chas. Campbell from Milwaukee where he is vis- iting with for a time. He will come direct Milwaukee to Bemidji. Sheriff county, was in the city y with a wa 1t for the arrest of a man who is accused of the theft of a pair of logging sleighs. The accused party was found to have left the country. Mrs. C. R. Ma next week for a home at Osalkis. who is recovering friends Hubbard resterday Petrie, of tin will leave sit at her old Mr. Martin, very nicely, will leave as soon as he is able for his old home in Michigan, where he will remain until heis thor oughly recuperated. Judge Scinvik today from the oftice of justice of the prace. The judge has many friends and has made a capable | justice. His plans for the future are not yet matured, butin what ever he undertakes he will have the best wishes of many friends, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Leon- ard, of Tenstrike, made the de- fendants in a damage suit insti- tuted for personal injury by Roderick McDonald in the sum of $2,000, have filed an answer in the case. It is a general denial of all the allegations of the plain- tiff. > The Grand Forks, Crookston and Duluth papers have started an agitation for a night mail ser- vice on- the line of the Great Northern. The mail service on the night trains has been general for some time and it will no doubt be inaugu- rated in a short time. retires demand for a W. J. O’Rourke, who sustained the loss of both limbs in an acci- dent at the Great Northern yards some time ago and who has since been at St. Anthony’s hospital will soon be ready to leave the hospital and return to his home in North Dakota. Tlis father is visiting him today. Benjamin Senski, who spent most of the winter in Bemidji, lost a pocketbook containing over forty dolle n-cash at Wadena last Sunday. Mr. Senski boarded a moving freight train and the supposition is that the pocket- book fell from his pocket. A diligent search failed to result in its recovery. CISING not difficult in our store. Where everything iy good there is no poor you to feel fe per Our A\. B;\l\ KE THIRD STREET his | st was trans-| Swift Pack- | regular short | from | 200d judgment is | Lioutstanding orders issued on o at home | N W, e ; }w cold ne | best reme 2dy 1 VARIOUS MEETINGS IT IS AMAITER OF HEALTH [ustallation of « Chapter Star tonight. widji of The Rathbone | meet at Masonic 1 evening at 7. at G. A R, Hall to Sapper Camp tive evening. | morrow be served from SIN o cot tonight - third—de- \an The Oddfeliows | for-work-in-first Past Gran will be pres. Absclutely Pure | THERE !S NO SUBSTITUTE | The Ladies Club plan to attend the lecture of Mr, Hurold Nelson |~ = fof the Quo Vadis con lhuuth to lu' in the Last Stages the high school in of Consumption, meoting . Mres. m\lx' Vit : Il.m . NS, A SRVST Hmve just re nonn M NG [eoived the White Wine ‘of T on The Merchant o [We think there no medicine Hikeit. Itcured me \\ hen 1 owas thought to be in the last st of consumption. 1 will |are Master P pany before | ol their| alter| will lecture aee s, of iy Venice. is The celobration vy of the fou the first an nive Wding of the oW evenime | Any disease of the lungs be celebrated tonio Jand a delegation local Odd fellows will probabiv accompany Past Grand Master Van Praag to Tenstrike to a in the monies. of We handle the Buffalo 0il Co.’s Oils. S cere | AMUSEMENTS PER GAL, ouarantecd the 25¢ 25¢ de 75¢ 60c¢ 65¢ 50¢ Kerosene not to chinmey SHoke omi the who is to Mur. Harold Nelson, nent actor and schi appear at the City Opera house wded |} | ful . T4 percent gasoline Benzine PA; on Monday ovening, I the beanutiful and pow ligrious play “Quo \adis™ and Turpentines "R Linseed oil. raw to his hoile will| 4 iled Linsced oil, Dustless float oil repertoire this scison present it here ina wost clabor ate manner. The production in respect to iting effects and other The play itself is a dramatizition. of ten ryk wonderful | novel of the same which has set all the world talking. It is w vivid picture of Rome during the time of the tyrant Nero when the light of Christianity lirst be gan to shine upon the world. Two beautiful love stories woven in the plot. Mr. Nelson will ap “Potronius, clogint the This character is one Varnishes, Moldings, scencry, costumes,; cquip Wall Paper, W. C. JONES ment is complete. Sienkiewicz’ name are pea the arbiter of fashion under gan Nero, Dit that requives superb clocution ary powe of action and subtlety of treatment, and there fore is well adapted to Mr. Nel son’s mature art. “Marcus Vini cius” will be played by Mr. Clif ford Bruce, “Lygia’ by Florence Mcleay, and the remainder the roles will be in competent 5, grace SHORT ROUTE FAST TIME ALL POINTS IN THE NORTHWEST AND ON THE PACIFIC COASI (Bemidji Schedule.) of hands. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, destroy BAST BOUND as mercury will surely ida Line the sense of smelland completely derange the whole system when 1 it through the mucous Sucharticles should neyer be used excepton precrip tions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will dois ten folds the good you can possibly from them. Hall's ah Cure, manufactured by | ROk 1000, m ent surface. ! R E. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent Bemidii. Minn ‘When your beer pumps do not work see Doran and have them cleaned. AT containg no me taken mternally upon the blood and mucous faces of the system. [n bu SatarrhCurebesure you the genuine. It is taken interr and made in Iu]A rdo, Ohio, by Cheney & Co. Testimonials Sold by i)ru:fmsls, Price, per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills | constipation. | 2 | Attorney Heber MeHugh of | Superior representing vhe Great | Northern Railway Co. AT | I Rupids were in | Do not forget we doall kinds of steam and water pipe re- pairing. OO T for | and {Thwing of G the city motion for : Judge Spoor yeste Call or telephone to |J. J. DORAN PITON & hich district rina matte was recently before the court of Itasca county Orders Payable. Notice is hereby given that the wrer of the |B unum is prepared to piy Troasurer July 1 W. I nefore The Conductor. Conductor W R. R fering with Oddfellow lodge at Tenstrile will | recome nd it to those that \11\4 | TIME TABLE LOCAL TRAINS TOPUTY | fi*;m'm S m: s """;A::'-l B | e the lively, new, cinatinz card game, Panic is a mimic on Wall street exchange Price, 40 cents. A. GILMOUR & CO. CIT-Y-DRIEGCSTFORE Pioncer Drug Store of Bemidji. O Two Heavy Bob Sleighs Two Light Bob Sleighs Two Business Cutters WILL THAN CARRY T SELL ALL THE ABOVE FOR LESS COST. WE_HAVE NOT ROOM 0 THEM OVER WE = TSRO SEYTY TN | § R m‘.’;" FIRE SALES On account of our receit 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. Willis & Ceabl Underwear, Lamps, a gen- We hirts. Work i -Dishes. eten Cig e cral variety of M We wint your t hy giving you more you get elsewhere 2 i We cordially invite you to eall and see us at our old 2 Stand, 301 West Third street. % : The Fair Varlety Cash Stor Caps, Hose, kinds of Notions. and headguarters for Pants and all s, 'Tobaceos, Candies, Nuts are mndise. and .‘L])pl'vt-i:m- your patronage money all times thag wle, for your it e fOR ) -I:!- @ e00000000000080 e'iifo oe ® The North Dakota Liquor Institute 9 o . The latest improved sdentific treatment for the liguor habi © DRUNKENNESS 5 No publicity. Write for full particutars is :uliw;\xa we positively ® to cure in 21 days ® . @ 628 North Third St., Grand Forks, N.D. @ 000000603000 C00 000666 fSuBééi;ibe for the Daily Pioneer OU ON THE CARPET That is, on to our carpets. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE, NEW LINE up, and o first de commerced | nty foer » clear and Yooy NAY CARPETS, RUGS AND ART SQUARES FURNITURE OF C LOR,