Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 19, 1904, Page 3

Before buyims DR extensive lin Shoes an Our exclu is now displayed. We are fabric and prices lowe High Grade Ladies’ and Childrei’s ive selection of ladies’ ready-to-wear New Line of Dry Goods | GOODS examine our where every pieceis of the latest r than old style goods d Slippers armo.. s well established in our new quarters with best accommodations to ‘our custouicrs l THE BERMAN EMPORIUM| Next Door to Postoffice. THE CITY See Jones—W. C. Jones. Chris Christensen was at Kelli- her last night on business. Willits and Cahill write fire in surance in reliable companies. More powerful then Svengali’s hypnotic power is Mark's Lung Balsam. B. L. Bruce,of the U. S. bureau of forestry, was a guest at the Markham last night. Mrs. James Duff returned to her home at Turtle River last night after a visit with her sister Msr. J. L. Reynolds. The Misses Clara and Alvina Waldo, of Wadena, were among the guests at the City hotel yes- terday. Mrs. G. Hurst, of Wadena, is| Contractor | visiting her husband, Greenlaw Hurst, who has charge of the work at the Bemidji brewery. W. S. Williams, returned this morning from a weel’s trip up the north line, where he had been taking orders for the Nay- lor furniture store of this city. Nero fiddled while 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. Senator Swedback returned this morning from a trip to Big Falls, that it will be the last one he will be able to make this season over the winter road. Fine lot and good seven room house south of hospital for sale, cheap; finest location on lake shore; will sell house, all fur- nished, if desired. The Retail Liquor Dealers have a meeting at Red Men’s hall to- | morrow afternoon. One of the important things to come up for discussion will be the ways and means necessary for the enter- tainment of the state convention to be held in Bemidji in June. DR. FOSTER DENTIS®T MILES BLOCK. Romé | Mr. Swedback anticipates |2 A’pp]y 2 - Beaundette’s tailor shop. 4 Wednesday Ladies’ bazaar March 25 F. A. Grady,of Red Like Fall |is 1n the city on business. is trans George Tanner business at Cass Lake this noon, We ave in business for health. Be convinced Ly | Mark’s Lung Balsam. A wild cat was shot in the heart of the city of St. Cloud | Thursday according to the Jour- nal-Press. Mrs. D. R. Spencer ‘city from Yola for a visit with her Idaughters, Mrs. Ross Miller and { Miss Verne Spen | Wait for the Baster milliinery |opening of the Berman Kmpo ium, when all the latest creations |in head wear will be shown. Mrs. C. C. Warfield returned last night from an extended visi at herold home in Illinois. Mr. Warfield went to Minneapolis to meet her, Mys. J. M. Markham came up from Minneapolis last night to join her husband. Mr. and Mus. | Markham are stopving at the Markham for the present. The Sons of* Veterans have a card party and social at Red Men’s hall tonight. There will be a program and a pleasant ev- ening is promiscd all whom at- | tend. is in the Miss Tianic Pendergast has gone to Turtle River where she is taking the place of M Gil- bert in the public schools the latter having been called home by the illness of relatives. A local real estate man says no less than ten new families have moved to Bemidji during the last week, He says that during the coming summer the population of the city will be increased easily 500 people. Vacant houses are at a premium at present. | The trial of Charles Snow. for | murderin the first degree is be- fore the session of the district court at Little Falls over which Judge Spooner is presiding at present. The case was called | morning and up to ght jurors Friday morning only had been secured. 2000002000 e e006EQCO ® We are showing an elegant line of ® @ SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. We 2 ° o bought early, therefore got thebenefit () ps ® of low prices and you get same benefit : ® ® Muslin Underwear from 15¢ to $3.50 :; : Shirt Waists they ere beutics 0 New Ginghams ® © New Embroideries 9 New Underskirts =t FHE—+— — 6@ BiG STORE: 20620662008 | for Winena and €. V. and ar March For wall paper see J. A. Hoff. Miles block. | Best dairy butter in the coun- try at Peterson’s. W. E. Ladies’ ba Reynolds is visitin Mallard Lale. gher was in the ¢i'y friends LSBT Turtie River yesterday. Special shipments of fruit and | vegetables for Sunday at Pete son’'s, Wm. English position as mixologist at C. H. Mile's Great Northern, has accepted a s | Northwestern Willets-represents the Marble works, | Be sure and buy of no other. Fred Husome left yesterday Schooley thas taken his position at Fou- |enl’s. W. Speelman, who has been in the city duringallof this week returns to his home at " | Vista today. The S. A. Gray Co. will reoper | § its camp Nine on the Red River line and has taken a contr to put in a million feet on section sixteen. A. B. Hazen has effected a set- tlement with the insurance com- panies for his vecent loss by five at Blackduck, tled for about $400. Brainerd butchers have organ- ized a protective association and will sell for cash only after April 1. Bemidji butchers are consid- cring the same proposition. Mrs. B, J. Clifford, been a resident of Bemidji for some time and has many friends here will leave in a short time for the Pacille coast where she will reside in the near future. A mceting of the exccutive committee of the Old Settler’s Association will be held in the near future to arrange for the annual meeting to be held in Be- midji some time next summer. who has Chas. Plummer, an old time resident of Bemidji, is renewing acquaintanees in- the city today. Since leaving Bemidji he has been located in North Dalkofa, but he still retains his interests here. The carly spring was given something of a set back last night by a snow storm. About four inches of snow fell during the night, but soft weather today is making it disappear very rapidly. There have been no applica tions for aid at the county poor farm for the past ten days, es tablishing a record for the win- ter. The number of paupers is reduced to fifteen by recent dis- charges. Fred S. Lammers, the well from Stillwater. Mr. Lammers is on his way to the camps in the Northome country which have been doing a big business during all of the winter and are now to @ | be shut down, 9 |ever been The local lodge T. 0. O. a meeting last night at which-ar- angements were made for the visit to the. Hotel Summit at Buena Vista next Tuesday night. Represent: company the delegation. I. Meyer, chairman of -the| Knights of Pythias. dance com- -mlw ¢ announces that the boys| |will make cv vy effort to have the |coming Easter ball the most elat te social function that has | ven in the city. The s working at present. ymmitte F. 0. E. raternal Order of B Bemidii AcrieNo. 351 ind are the new New Laces ® And of course you know we sell sTHE QUEEN QUALITY SHOE @ Also a complete line of e Men’s, Boys’ and " Children’s Shoes @ OGNNSO New Belts @ New Cot Hosiery °: WM. McCUAIG :' Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. m., Gitmour's Hall. M J MORSE Lakeside Photographer. Buena 1 The loss was set- | lsnown lumberman is in the city | had | ives from all the 1 local papers are invited to ac- i Thought to be BIG GUN HUNTING Copyright, 1 188 “It was Paul de Lo said o sailor to n [ had been th lost five men up the ¢ und when I offered s forks of tl then the fun b for about 100 mi about as wide as depth ot There ne that we We up narrowed to merawidil, and the with the o have They HuI lances | rows from 1 nd we c—ail-the time were kept londed, when - the black fello we sent a shell whiz thicket “One along and s place to | grassy plain, we ¢ | three of - the stiv up seen bac! fellows ar the ¢ ution 1l left the steamer. “We conld ¢ took pl seen a d seared 1! wehor, & landed to o who conld be when they e all that subscquent | hunters her He just stood { on to us, and | out wi men the r 1is but he w runni He fet two of thi crecp up till | ed to us as their bullets w! 5 thick hide. guuce lets, driven by Dig cliarees of pow but thicy mighit as well Live boen fir : stone wall Lino ruck litn. atid (lien nd up went his ut the man who thin range, and it we Dhered the th inst ors Bl T 0 oS re was bound {0 L taken i . whereas he to dot, The man at whom he charged had no cover ¢x- cept fere and there a bush T don't know whether he should have run (o the right or left or stood still, luit what Le did do gun and m bad preity near B was 1 be a o rhino for a noodle I knew his bus k for the river. e 11 on him. a 8hip running nd about fen rods ok thie foeing “IIe came on before u hurr from the bank he ov man and {os alr. As (he It and tossed It it about in-a W no life in it ufter a fe “he other-ehaps pluckily and fired two hullets apie beast, but when Lo ¢ made a bolt for and climbed the tre under whicl he had been standing first. When he his reach the about in a circl | that we clearcd in pounders and opened | he on thie | dian't even throw the third struck him fair and exploded, “Another boat was sent ashore, and | 1 was one of those We found the su avery bone brol thino he was a une down hecaught cain and then flung could have left v niinotes, n down 0 Degan running one of the dirt on him, but idships s down to shore to | arink. < in my wateh, and T | counted fourteen big fellows and two ids. They v site us and not over forty r ¢ hut were ot | at all alaruie | “Atter arin | for_awhille, two 1 row. T conldn’t m: 1t, but they Ladn't | two winutes w | Jotned in, o thie by rhn the officer and “op red u | maa up and L iy popguns g ‘Fl'\\ g-pounder around to e » mob, 5 loaded port to s . but it strmel oded ded three. there In the M. QUAD. in the Last Stages of Consumption, Mrs, M 2 the | Wir We think the S no I likeit. Ttcu thought to be of consumption. 1 will recomend it to those that | taken mternallyy to fling down his | It 0 mile to go. and | yd sprinter, but that rhine | d him ten feet into the | o the | 1 them they | found them beyond | d it was then | o T, As [ the first two ]uH-f‘ 4 troop | We mve the lively, new, fascinating card game, I PA PANIGC g Panicis a mimic on Wall street exchange T IS ANAITER OF HEALTH Price, 40 cents. A. GILMOUR & CO. FCIEY- DRYG S FORE Pioneer l>rua Store of Bemidiji 0 AT \\NWV\MMWNWVVWWVV: ;For'\anlPaper i Many GOOd Re OnS ! Paperhanging ' The Peerless All-Steel Range has many dis Evervbody who |Kalsomining and and Deco ating ety © points of merit. g 11 ORI ‘ MILES BLOCK | ceononmy of having only !MMMWMM Te i : i astands the desirabilit the best, should wants a range and und come in and tus show this range | Ihis is the original There are no others which des Beware of Ointments for Catarrh oul-only "”.'\lm‘l. mn:{f‘. that Contain Mereury, mentioned in as mercury will surely destro the sense of smelland comple o the whole system when lentering it through the mucous |surfuce. Such articles should | Inever be used excent on preeri | tions from reputable pliysi 15 the damaze they will do is ten Jds the good you can possibly ive from them, Hall's wrah Cure, manufactured by | L)L Cheney & Co, Toledo, O, contains — no “wmerear, and s acting divectly | jupen the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Hall's CatagrhiCure besure yo the genuine, Lo is takeninten the same class. | | | The quick heat radiation of this range makes a very great saving in the amount of fuel. AN DON'T I 011 F. M. Malzahn & Co. AAAAAAAA TO SIZLE 1T, Iy | and ma uh in Toledo, Ohio, by 100, T K8 Iu ey & Co, Testimoni ,‘x}”m\“lm.ugg.\ Pric We are daily receiving inquiries Hall’'s Family Pills for 2 IN G ARD TO . constipatign. FOR SALE OR FOR RENT pumps do not work see Doran and have aned || them cle Let Us Help You Do not forget we doall kinds of steam | [land water pipe re- 1 pmrmg;-u_' w\\\'\\. ) J. J DORAN We aic Shirts, Work I ants mnl all m..m ol Nn\mm. Lanps, Dishes. cten Cioars, Tobiceos, Candies, Nuts and . gen- eral variety of Merehandise & Qakill bl < :5; i U nvlcl\\ldl. Caps, and appreciate Your patronage g times than by giving vou move for your money at all | you get elsewhere We cor ‘wll\, invite you to eall and see us at our old “ stand, 5040 West Third street. 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