Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 10, 1904, Page 3

THE CITY Removal sale at Peterson’s. See Jones—W. C. Jones. Removal sale at Peterson’s $S. C. Johnson of Crookston is a guest at the Markham. One Lalf off on bulky articals at | Peterson’s removal sale. Dick White, the well known lumberman-was-in the-eity-kist- night. Sherman-William and " Harii- sou’s-paints;-for-sale by-Cha Nangle. Dr. Warninger,- the. veterinar- ian; made a professional trip to Turtle River last night. Short mill wood, ready for use. Phone 208 or Wes Wright. County Attorney Loud is ab- sent from the city on a business trip to Baudette. Three hundred pounds extra fine dairy and creamery butter at cost before we —move Peterson’s. Editor Gustafson and Charles Hensel, of Tenstrike, are among today’s visitors.in the city. Casar dead and turned to clay might stop a hole to keep the wind away. Take Mark’s Lung Balsam,and avoid this fate. The ice has all left Lake Be- midji and the boats are now mak- ing trips to the head of the lake. There is still quite a body of ice in Cass Lake according to the loggers. There is no lever so powerful as plainand simple facts—Mark’s Lung Balsam will cure your cough. C. C. Warfield is_superintend- ing the work of erecting a flag pole at the court house grounds today. The work is being donc by the prisoners at the county jail. ) Short mill wood, ready for use, drys quickly, $2 per load deliver- ed, Crookston Lumber Co. Phone 208 or Wes Wright. The large copper brew kettle: for the Bemidji Brewing plant] arrived- yesterday ~and - Fred Eberline says he hopes to be able to-begin- business in about two weeks more. New Home sewing machines. The $35.00 and $40.00 kind’ this week only $29.50 at O'Leary & Bowser. J. L. George returned last night from Brainerd where ha had stopped on his way to. Chi- cago to look after some: business This morning he re- matters. sumed his trip. Lay in'a supply of short mill wood for the season. Drys quick ly. - Delivered for $2 per load Crookston Lumber Co. . Phone 208 or Wes Wright. Superintendent Strachan, - of the M. & I, and a party of offi- cials came in from the north this morning and spent the day in Bemidji. Mr. Strachan is up to see the logging trains fairly started. Why balance on the. verge of consumption when Mark ’s Lung! " |effects. T pre before using the entire contents|w Balsam will'cure: Removal'sale at, Peterson’s. j the ci ab DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK: | Bailey,Editor. This remed Removal sale at Peterson’s. For wall paper see J. A. Hoff Miles block. E. R. Kuhu, of Crookston, isin toc . temoval sale at Peter Full cream cheese mild 124 cents per pouud Nangles: on's Call 'and examine the White | Tampico Mattress at Lahr's. Nothing can-be better than-they— —» -+ best— Marl’s Tung Balsam is the best. J. W. Bigelow, is home from a «tseveralday’s visit-at:S: Pauli is in | Postottice Inspector Fry the city -today ou his-way to inspect the north line postotiices. See thosi going —at Bowser. 2 This week we will give a dis count of 25 per cent off on fancy vests O'Leary & Bowser. See the new Princess-Dr at Lahr’s, “Wash goods worth from 35 to 65 cents only 27 cents a yard at O’Leary & Bowser,- S.P. Wright, one of the book- keepers-at Winter & Co.’s is en- joying a short vacation. & 50, O’Licary r's Don’t buy clothing or furnish- see what ing goods until you O’Leary & Bowser have to offer Mrs:-W, R Morrison leaves tomorrow morning:for a visit with friends and relatives at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. J. P. Lahr sells the Tdeal Fold- ing Go-Carts. George Scott came down from Mallard Lake this morning and is at Cass Lake this afternoon on business. C. C. Folkers and little son, Kenneth, returned last night from a vyisit to friends at Su- pevior, Julius Belding is soon to open a saloon at Wilton. Hehas pur- chased the stock and tixtuves of John/Ripples old place and is-in the city today toarrange for their removal to Wilton, E. F, Crawford leaves tonight for Big Falls and makes the trip by way of Winnipeg. The flrst village election.at Big Falls will be held Saturday. of this week and Mr. Crawford’s. visit is to 1see.the village correctly Taunched on its municipal career. L. H. Roberts, the Towa capi- talist, who has been looking over lands in this vicinity-for the past two weeks and who represents a i syndicate who contemplate heavy Jinvestments in ar and cut- over lands in this vicinify, re- turned to his home this morning. He will return shortly. An Open Letter. Trom the Chapin, S. €., News: it Early in the spring my wife and Lwere-taken with diarrhoea and so severe were the pains that we called a physician who preserib- ed for us, but his medicines failed to give any relief. A friend who had a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gaye each of us a dosc and we_at_once felt thels ed a bottle and wo were entirely cured. Tt is a wonderful remedy and should-he found in every household. H. C. is for sale by Barkers Drug Store. ——=—THE= BIG STORE This week will place on Special Sale something new each day.’ For Tuesday we will have on Special Sale Tables about 500 yards of White Goods, used for dres; waistings; former price was 15¢ to 1 and sule price, 10¢ per yard. New line of Percales for hoys’ waists, 12',¢ per yard. A few more of the 35¢ to 50¢ Corsets left; choice for 19¢. Ladies’ Wrapper from $1.00 to $1.75. Complete line of up-to-daie Belts for ladies, 25¢ to $1.75 Men’s Hats worth from $1.00 to $1.50; sale price. 75¢. Men’s Shirt's, worth from Tic to $1.25; sale price 50¢ Men’s Work Glove See our complete line of Ladi only 50¢. . Men’s. Boys', and Child- ren's Shoes hefore you huy. GROCERIES. We always have a fresh stock on hand; prices are right, and goods the best. On and after May 16, we close at 7:30 p. m: WM. McCUAIG WM. McCUAIG l i ol at 24 ladies’ rain couts | Flfty Years the Standard l-pmoi the flavor and adds to the healthfulness of the food. PRIOR BAKING POWDER CO. ©HI0AGO Sent_to State School. The four children of Mr, s, J. P Lyons, oldand v dents of the wood, where Mr. Lyons has bees postmaster for some time, were yesterday talen to the state pub school at Owatonna. A hewr ing of u petitionin the probate court presented by Comumis- sioners Wright and Anderson de- veloped that the parents were unable to support the children and the court ordered them taken to the state school. The oldest is thirteen years of age and the youngest three. They were talk- endown by County Commission- Clubs. Last - Sun= Kelliher Journal: day evening a two-year-old buck deer undertock to cross Bullhead lake on the logs, but he brokea leg and made a complete failuve of his task. Some parties, who were an the loisting wor it strugeling ¢ oS Jhinking it was a man. hurried to the spot to disco their mistale. They dinally reached the unfortunate animal and succeeded in getting it to the bank, mgre dead. than alive, when they-dispatched the poor thing. S Demonstrating Batavia Goods. Miss Knaggs, of Bvanstom, L1, demonstrator for the Batavia Pure Food Co., is,in the city to demonstrate the Batavia line of groceries which are handled by the McConkey grocery, Miss Knaggs willdemonstrate Batavia teas and coffees and will visit the housewives of the ¢ity. with « full line of samples in the mterests .(_‘,nfik(\,y these Elccle& 0;[ 0TS At its regular mecting yester- day afternoon -at the home of Mrs. W. N. Bo Reading club el¢ the r the Lad d officers as follo Murch; v V. N. Bows ensuing dent, yoar Mrs. picnic- Monday, weather permit- ting;at-Diamond-Point: Boy is Improying. Myrs. I'red Brinkman returned yesterday froma visit to Duluth, where Mr. Brinkman is taking a rs¢ in Chiropractic and their on is under treatment by iesland, the Chiropractic specialist. Mr. Brinkman ex pects to return pme some time in June and the -treatment is i yery benelicial - to the His hearing is much im- o boy. proved. Steam Shovel Starts. The steam shovel whicli wi shuat down last Saturd Tor 1 pairs was started at the sippi pit this morning. shovel was takén in to the s ixed up. Two gravel t rge.surfacing crew ¢ > on the north line. aravel is being used to fill in be- tween Northome and Blackduck ments are to be made to the Kel liher spur. Whooping Cough. “[n the spring of 1901 my clild ren had a whooping cough,”” Mrs. D. W. Capps, of «I used Chamberlain’s Remedy with the most factory results. 1 the the tremedy g for whooping cough. dy keeps the cough loose, T the scverity_and. frequen the coughing any tenden coun ardpne [;umb 3 act:| head for town-of Ouak- ¢ [last Sunday morning. as, | ont that morning with the crew » [ went > ads 8 PO TS The | now and_considerable improve- |1 . For sale by Barkers Drug State PBank BEMIDJI General Banking Business: 36000 00000000000000000000000000 SWARMER DAYS ARE COMINGS W@ [} it N an {in scen H adua of Dental Surgery. D Phinne reached the city Saturday und | @ may now be found at Dr. Foster’s | THE COOLER SHIRTS, C S SHOES AND STRAW HATS ARE HERE. oftices in Miles block. D, Foster's practice in Bemic \_:vnd“ o conutry s rapidly o Wehave in stoek-the-Most Complete line, of inc g and With the help of = - D e o e T D, Phinney-he will _be most| M F N .1- ° et ea en’s Fancy Negligee Shirts forif. ¥ = . With or Without™ Collars. Taken Under Advisement. The adjourned on ol the district court ) cvidence and case ol Richard Schnvidor, off Northome, the Northern Pa- ciic Express Co. The ¢ a mandamus proceedin out of the act that the express company would notaceeptaa de shipment to Taxidern Buenther, of this—city, andis in L\rh\- nature of a test. Judge sSpoonerhas - the matter —under advisement. A Large Line of Canvas Shoes, low cut and high cut, bal and blucher. We also show the Latest Novelties in Men’s Straws Hats. Off to the Big Fork. John MceDougal and James Dolan, eruisers for the Crookston Lumber Co., left last night over the M. & L. for a trip to the Big Forlke count The boys in tended to ~thoPbig swamp north of Lome and will be absent on the trip for about two months. They both carried k pacles and the trip is one that none of the woodsmen-will enyy them, They expected to reach Bie Falls by the latter part of this w I. Mevyer @ Co., \¢ Sole Agents for H. S. & M. Clothing, Ralston Health Shoes and Tiger Hats. ¢ o ..0.........’......00.00.0..... 28 B P { BRUNSWICK-BALKE Billiard Hall. L. J. MATHENY, Prop. Claim Owner Drowned. Kelliher Journal: John Hilb land was drowned in Battle River He went International STOCK FOOD. 25-1b IPine Line of Cigaes & Tobaceos of log drivers, fell off a log and i to the bottom before assistance could reach him. The body was vecovered two miles below, and itis veported that he was b d on his claim, only a short distance from where his body was found. tsemidii, - - - Minn. ¢ cecssssessssssssscscccscan Pail for $5.50 SO BHCOMHEINNGNOGHGNT 3 Wi liave just reecived Only 15 cents apound for the best Stoek Food on the market; all sizes ol the foad Tor sale at the z a Now Stock o Steenerson’s Seerctary. Fred Dennis, Copg Steencrson’s private { % 4 ‘. i | PHOT0 )E oy [ was the guest of Bemidji friends | | yesterday, Mr. Dennis has just) 0 S | returned from Washington and FOR SPRING OF 1904. 3| Cl CITY DRUG STORE THE PIONEER DRVG STORE OF BEMIDJI. was on his way to a claim_in | which he is interested in Hub bard county. Mi. Dennis ex- pects to veturn to Bemidji some timo this sumnier for w short ;:‘ : i = As You Sow . Making knprovements. ;;i o atestthing= inPhotographys b _—_— Colodiq Carbon tonso! Third strect (X the interio loys atithe corne. and Beltrami aye The shop (s has been repapered and. redé & rated-and—presents-wevery dasty wppearance. — The pattern of the | pap y shield and two erossed [ swords and will lave especial |5 signiticance to brave Shall Ypfi Reap. g Good Garden | Seeds | —— Wt theBoest— Sepia Tones Swadbiaelc ] W posiion County - I IPvenel’s depufy and assumed liis | % Inew duties this morninz. M, Ifreach heen-doimg tho wor at the oftice alone for the past ceeptod | Sure of = Mounts miteh them. Bl e . > ; B Farm Iplements. Jolin Deere Plows; two months and has had his g 7 . c S N dacritl Minnesota Linssed Oil, Bugoies and Wagons, Sidney Lyle is the leadin (EQIDE ST ATl piano expert of the northwest LAKESIDE ST UI”O' Whessinie whon the rest are O MORSE, IProprictor. their “hats off to, who be, doubt has become more K | kmown to the musical world dur ing the past fifteen years than| any one of his profession, wlio| does artistic tuning, fine toning and perfect action regulating, | who does tuning for such talent | as Paderewski. Adelaide Patti, | land people who are capiible of SOOI R. MARTIN Leading Painter and Decorator. ; F M Malzahn ng cood tuni Remeniber| ST Dl R S 7 I Westlor City Hail. | 'i"Sk'”“fi" iS Hel;’ fid S w """"" atunerat ||Il,:!'::‘l:;,y,\.i AllOrders Promptly Attended to ; prl g ea 0 are e. Hime, to geta chance toruinsome | Fine Art Wall Paper just ¢ v <urec and ank- our ud to all a Larting for their I Fresco Painting | | ‘ =y lone’s piano to ke a sale. patrd Deafness Cannot be Cured caurteous i nything in ion-of NOTTONS; MOSTERY,“GEASS WARE, DINNER SETS; [POTSUSU ST TS SRS will teach Gr Fancy Dishes, Men's Ware, Cigars, Tobaceo, Candies, Ete: Sharthand and Last s we laid b undation for a s win's lmlm;\wl Bookkeeping } by mour G ry-Day Bargaio e during the summer months, which we are ol ill even give besinning May Zd and ending you more [ o t ear than last. Seprember 1st, for only $00, i or Munson's Shorthand and . o Marshaiis - Bootdseeping for |11 Th F Y C h S ' e 'air Variety Cash Store Tl f r W West P Street cessssssssssssssssessasere Commercial College, || K Sixth Street, between | = — - dboane s B B B B e B B B B B B B o B B o B B B B B EVEN— : If Not From Missouri} We would like to “show you” that when it comes to Good Stock and Right Prices we an please the most “finicky™ buyers. Try us in any one of the following: : ¢ One Hundre Advertise in the Daily Pioncer s agoud investment. J.BISIAR hasremoved hisSinger Sewing Machine office to one door south of ermens vvvvvvn‘nlAAMAanq 1]‘_'{] Post ‘m“""‘ ”ll ’l(ll‘llll‘lll‘l’.l»'ll”‘l’i“_l/nlllh'l'hl[.ln'l‘(l/l[[lIll‘J'(’(IP(li'lfC; will hiave a specia pe Y nts sale during the month of May. s s Sewing Machines Repaired. Give Us a Call. Fire Insurance. §/% J. BISAIR, Agent. | % ~ese—— | SN X | B e b sl b b b b b i b b B b S B o W. M. ROSS.} ’