Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 2, 1904, Page 3

EEEEECEEEEEECEEFEERLEEEEL ) Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After | ive about the middle of July ..-.-.-.|..--.--.= i Plums ‘\vi]'.‘lx ; lines of fall goods. ‘HEARING IN ; ft'n Years of \ll”('l' SEE~ | Peaches s resh o watermelpns o at i \“ torsy . low ™ Clearance Sale in WP v B PROGRESS praise_of ¢ J. H. Crouch Fanev Lemons 7 A ‘n = K.‘»" ,.u‘\[\ I|~ \.Nun; with {C holera and l) e . . . ] ° - Naval Oranges -L\m«i orks rc J.m,\.) m.nu Mus 1 ¢ ¢ sid Ik G L} A tine Fine of faney chairs just | rom ement dSidewalk, I~ Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist g o b &SR ey o, Roen Arvaigned (o L] SR i% Cherries M. P. DalWe v ot PR Land duriy i tried vari 5 2 . S“its and Mi"inel’y - | Tomatoes 1'1';11;.!|: L|.~ i\x\\‘illlu\tll “'nu‘.\\_” o For Killing of Ole jous wedicines wit obuiniug | Carriage Blocks, N ? | Cantelopes A, Ellingson, fire insucance, Bakken. ;‘l‘{""»fr!:";:‘\“"y'[“l"l')‘\“:“".‘“_“I\;‘\?\‘(:‘l“\f:‘. Cellar Bottoms, Etc. Watermelons over Barker's drug store. [with cholers xm‘uhhu\.nn.l l‘n\m - AT THE - Strawberries Jobn Beaulieu, of Red Lake. T cured a bottle of this remedy. - - was in the city last niglt | CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER | 001y two duses were required.to EHONE 92, BERMAN EMPORIUM Buy a refrigerator_at ywhole- e ——— TEIVETeT Toliel, | oo YY) sale prices at Naylor's, IN FIRST DEGREE. to try the medi T fdidnotasesq M. Perrault, the Th fore-f wasw Lo River o saloon tian, is in the city Next Door to Pl)\hl"](‘L‘ l l llllllll lllllllll o @u» = si(-(-is*(-(-(-(»s(-sss(»&l-(»i&(-(-t((-(-fis&sn»(-(»sl-s(-ss(»(»s(»e | i | | | | F333333333332333333333323333333323333323333332333 Wateh the Grill windows for|lver Iverson and ™ Wife 'l‘\\'o%\_i”"", i ThOS. Smal’t = __—___ lgood things to cat. ChiefWitnesses FOTState il i e S T s | Sherin |:;\1\1|u_\- at Cass Lalke On Stacd. et e DRAY and BAGGAGE B e oo o o e o e e ool b o B e at on business this afternoon, Sl e Dovn o) :g;%,gwgugng.,gaa.-a & ol nzavg s s o o »2; Lo ofe - ok »2 * The Grill e e B [salo at Barker's Dy SAFE and PIANO € ¥ troughs at right price. Phone 113, X : | Nothing can be better than the HNe e%n ') ei_ Al Kornmanm, of, Cliciso is "l"‘\u pl'nlnn‘inu.'\' heaving of | best -~ Mavk's lung Bulsam-is thet MOVING A SPECIALTY % 2 aaasaanaanasasasannasasel oo cltyifor st ithel .I»;‘N(\)lwnlll ll"'\:\l"" i x‘l’.lll\"ywl\' T S o BN Mevyor, o J. Bakken,is being con-| o N AT o 5 ) ducto sfore oo Doy 1§ 23 WA . g e " ML W Bl ot tio b st bette s FRGea gl BEMIDJI. MINN & W THE CITY day from a-visit with relatives at [ e : ; If you like a good cup of Tea it will : Jamestown s 1 Wt <o e § THOS. JOHNSON et o e VG and 1, MeDonald is up for the . ¢ o = o2 Qund.wth(‘ Big Duluths. AL P DeWolf, the well known |aceused man. : < | 8 be well wol‘th our Whlle o=~ ™ 10 [ cruiserifor the Grand Forks Luur Roen is charged with man | Contractor { R. MARTIN \ < o Veranda chairs at cost. Sec e e | d Build . 2 W [ Novlon: r Co. is in the city today. slanghter in the first deg an uilder. i 1 + . look at our new line. By Buy- = \"U0v e s A s wore strawberrics, [ Wil be bound oser o the Leading Painter B iti S e e aspbervies and cursfityye Quiten crowd s Inatbent (€ G ik s e vk m-sour < ing in large quantities we are — .. MR L e[ nest ek oo ablic Being= ik ao|ise G LE0IE EheEano and Decorator. o e 2o A Iman i Pl Stent | main witnesses for the state are | Iy and at vight prices Lot ourth Street, Two Do 7 able to get the very best at I eomBueirie | moechanicw i ol lowix U | b Lewson, and e e B . by atermelons, the first of the|, S L A Henderse i astify i is g { i R & rpeasonable prices. Here are = |seuson aihe Princoss. - [M et metd vork. iy s Erongn e TE S TS WORE L Wi ] At Orders PeompliyAttentadto & - : e R sinzelman and - family and g . b ' <5 e A. Ellingson, fire insurance ACHN AN T one of Roen’s relatives are in . - ¢ . Fine Art Wall Paper s some Of our Leadl"g Bl‘flndS: w= |over Barker’s d‘rug store. 4 I\: m.“" fft, Ill"'\f "i ‘”I', “'_”"' attendance at the trial but several HRBAANGE s S Freseo Painting <& ke 3 g e C. W. Speelman, the Northome I 2 l\ aovasibowrt e BEni G s neighiDors and [EONUS Q00 | AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS 5 ¢ Ceylon Green Tea.— Lula lmmd in 1-21h 1)]\ B s T i sib ";I”‘ \1 : hece, The taking of testimony e . C i T B 5 5 ( ¢ lverson's are ¢ o . \ .o | prices at Naylo Fourth with her sistor, Miesfs as PO § SHakRy ( Mlite 3 Q‘EE Uncoltred Japan Tas 3 s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grindall, of | MeKusiclk. : \_H : o ,ll,”. !M:: R ,l“ T, Wiom $10 Wllhts & Gahl"' 0 <3¢ Challenge No. 1, in bulk per ll) - - - GOe % press and ave telling of the fatal 1 afifi ‘l 0 'l ol 2 ) I g : i 500 Northome, are visitors mb‘)erlw The Mesdames George and | light \ I¢ Q 3 Red Ow! Chop, > P 100 . |today. Joseph McTaggart and families! 1t appears that the case isa “l'\ l‘\\'\‘ |< ['N'\“U““ 0 7 0 q Premium, : ; 7 = - 4 Je o Why balance on the verge of [have gone to Itasca to. spend [very unfortunate one. Both men (LY, UGN ¢ ) 0 0 & Gunpowder, £ o = = - H0¢ ":L' consumption when Mark’s Lung|several days.campi were beside themselves as the TREACHER () ) & Black Tea, « “ Sl 2 40¢ == |Balsam \\txll cure. A iscount of per cent result of execessive drinking. Art E . 2 5\\ Loans g C we Henry Stechman, the Tenstrike [on all re Nitylo Roen will probably not make ap rt Embroidery (Enat S 9 S We have cheaper grades ‘flsu but 1ewmmvud s | hotel man is in'the city today on| \pg o who lae | Plication for bail and will remain L i kil ¢ én those given here. ‘ : : g - hu;inf;:s. L . beon visiting Bonidji frionds for (10 il untilhe grandsjury wects Fine Needle Work. “‘1 ; e Q 5 thing better than an ice box:|a = short time returned to her Lo CUTY HOTE (¢ weal lustate >0l < : sl pothing : DON I ) 1 el o 5 « HOTEL 5 {5 )y S : e & ;){::lct“i.“:t,ll)\’ll};l:\l]“‘\m at wholesale hrn\nlu’.lxh l’;;.xllnllh lmll:x'_\.! s MADE M SMILL & ¢ lsurance fio 9 R ¢ S22 200 VoLeech Lidke Tndins £ Y fnd The Mesdames MeCuaig and [came in on the M. & 1. train st s ]\'\ Conveyancing ( e #= | Erickson, of Tenstrike, are the|nieht on their way to the fostio| fooesseocecocsrocrisatoncss ! £l & o c s |guests of Bemidji friends today. | vities at Red Lale. commillee (?" CredentialsatState) § BRUNSWICK- BALKE E 8 T "%‘“l‘ B O R A A A B ‘1"'{“{*“{“‘”"3”(‘"("1 T H'l‘lfio_] 0 lslnu 1&,\’6‘1 50 1 powerful| Hank Underwood,-who is now Convention _|AZPI1L'|IS Over Billiard Hall. ) — as plain and simple fac Mark’s | employed at the Lakeshore hotel Beltrami' Contest. 2 i Lung Balsam will cure: your|went to Cass Lake this afternoon | Lod &1 HENRY BUENTHER cougl. for a visit.with friends . Wine Line of Cipa Tolmeco. {10 Pioncer Real “ e Office Mrs. H. O, Filer, (j.l Uncle George Wetselis down | e fallowing from Loty ..11”111..“”“.“ “A::n.,.x‘;,:, . Naturalist and Taxidermist|y 4" <[ from Tenstrike today on his wiy | Minmeapolis Journal regarding flto Cass Lake, where he m‘“”"\.”“' fearing ol <the - contesti sit with her sis 8 Second St. Postoffice Box No. 686 Mrs, | Muller. IR A S . 1} 5 4 o n ostoffice Box No. Irs. J. M. Fuller to celebrate the Konrth of July [delooations from this county he- vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv"’v"v"'v BEMIDJI, MINN. | If- ymnl bicycle is broken or| . Blooston will chaperone i fare the state convention ot - your gasoline stove is out of or-fparty of friends who will spénd | mittec on eredontials will he in- BIRDS, WHOLE ANIMALS, FISH, FUR RUGS AND ROBES ;](‘1 take it to \(}' M. Ross and|the Pourth of July at Red Lake | jeresting. . Ahe Colling delega ; DR F E BRlNKMAN and GAME HEADS mounted to order and for sale. | carry at | have it repaived. B vill talse in the bic i g i ¢ all times n good assortmient of INDIAN RELICS and CURIOS, |~ )¢ Ml') 1 Mot l}]d‘ “J” b the big Indian (ion was finally seated. » CHIROPRACTIONER. FUR GARMENTS made to order, repalred and remodeled Miss Mae Lunny, who IS ab-| pow wow. Phe - Beltrami <o had amus ; FURS i scason bought. business —college | The Booth dviim corps willnot [ine foatires, The Colling: men -3 OFFICE HOURS: 10 a.m. (o Noon, and 1 to 530 p. m. i e T Lalke today to 5]*‘““ @0 to Northome for the Fourth of 1 MeDonald, 3 lfl‘lmrantee my work mothproof and g Sumhy with her parents. luly as advertised. The boys. uiT, orted, “not the most lifelike of any in-thestate | lrwin Hinshaw, of Eckles and |[will have an enggeement, how- was the stronger 1vealize that fedx somctimes yory smburassing for alady to tell Tt - |W. J. Hickerson, of Lammerstovercandinay more. in um county, but ’eausc u,.» wn abot hier fiouble *or that rewson | kecp in attendance - W S o are twoassessors who made thei “hoice. | D en had gob t i E vom I 1o 5 She sts (if desived) all MY WORK IS BEQUALLED BY v ( < neice upn men had gotto serappin® ; FPEW, lnglGI:LEI) By Nonp |fnal returns to Auditor Sylves- A DS e AN a2 ot (if dosived ) while 2 ter today. visit, \\lth the families of Mes,|vention was changed ~into o : -11“4“" i ale disenses (s '"I.”‘" A Court Stenographer Cameron, |Albrant’s /sons, the ‘Maessers. “poueh house! by the Dunn wen spinnl columy Csmall (.rnu bl k) and 1 find it (5 innecessury Lo adjust cPOS O , Kk > ® il g ) A, Devotty Roauitedion AW who is reporting for Judge Me- |Charles and Dicls Albrant. when they found they were los- | B olliepthantlicinizeforghe vaniov il oLhe eause always allows the 2k Clennchan at Grand Rapids this | . The Ladies Lib: sSociation [ing the day. W. A. Goulds the N0 pes et i< adid fundtions, Hence YOUR TRADE SO LIC ITED week comes home ‘tonight to| will mict at the library, on Tues: | chairman, declaved he = hud local esaining » Elve local breatment, aid- 7 2 spend Sunday. day alternoon a i pounded a table o picces with'a is 0o lite of diseases with which | have move ('nmpll‘w Deposit your money in_ the full attendance desivod s | himmer teying (o got order, he gimihusEwheliilict “”"'“"‘”“I « e 1 ; e S i ion | Gollins clement claimed the con- E o umbermen’s State Bank. amendnients b in Lumbermen’s State Bank. It | am nents to the constitution | i “h‘“““‘b‘“‘ ‘A“““ our steel vaults and safes are|are be be considercd. vention by a vote o - Pitlsin- who was-secretiry. serted that he knew attempts were-made o “stufl the hallof.™ ‘ = TR —— : broken into, you will lose noth Watch the (¢ ing. Fully protected by burglar | eood things to ¢ I windows forj it the old soldiers an opportunity to|friends leaves toniglit —for St The only Headache Remedy which does not wealken the heart. secure their pension vouchers. [Paul. Next week lie will go the Cuspidores, tankards, steins,|the militia encampment at Lake punch bowls, yases, pedestals|City and later contemplia Quite w large party of young peo and jardinieres, made of the gen- | trip to the St. Louis lxposition. | 55 i 11 | ned 4 ple were presents and enjoyed uine Louwelsa Weller ware, sold Fireworlks till you can’t rest at! yory ploas: wWoning. 2 , < ) 2 ) | yery pleasant evening., only by A. E. Winter, The Ex:|Poterson’s. 3 clusive ']U}vrl!""‘ You are cordially invited tor .M John -""kifls({fl returned 10-| come inand sec our exhbit of fars Mis, ( day frym) a’ trip to 'Cnv:l]u-vr whether you are a buyer o taned county, North Dakota, where "he| At the am hotel The Mosdames has a fine farm and says the indi-| parlor afternoons from 1 totip, m. | Gordon Cooley, Woodworth and cations are foran excellent crop|from June 30 to July 7. A. Zek-|Enestad, of/Grand Forks, who msurance, 7 Ifred Johnson, who has been i -9 S _Clcx:k of Court Rhoda will keep | employed — at Hall's tailoving ¢ 5 Pove S e Sln 0 ee - his office at the court house open |establishment for some = time|§ 'SOCIAL EVENTS B s from 8:30 until 11 July 4 1o’ givelpast and has many Bemic 2 § ight @ave a evening. dancing Price 10 cents and 25 cents per bottle. ALL WEEK AT MCUAIG’S You willfind new bargains each day on our bar- gain counter that will he there for ofic day only and we mean great bargains at almut half lmw and some.much lower. ¢ sisted Dy nee enter party of friends at sups CASH PAID FOR DRY SNAKE ROOT. CITY DRUG STOl{_E A'x)‘(l:i%eu:t’l\x‘:lrsd,n»‘xh\l'fr.{)onl in that section of the country. man, 23 Rifth St. Mini spending “the summer ay Lo 5 SR : i Mrs. .. M. Torrance probably | I Kraywetz our traveling - {CGirand [0 ay were the guesls THE PIONEER DRUG STORE OF BEMIDJI. About 50 Ladies’ Belts: all has the ladies record for catching | Sentative. ©jof h”""l iR the largest pike in Lake Bemidji| =———— = = = — season. Last night she was ssful in Janding one which weighed seven pounds. =We maketoorder gentlemen’s we ar r u 0f 0ur I:"r fur lined coats, lined with otter, W < or muskrat. Fur, style J; land workmanship guaranteed. A complete line of far lined coats always on hand. Zekman, fur Manu Minneapol ,_:\“Uf “Make Hay Whlle the Sun Shines.” SE R e zg ) rds Refimo Clot SESSESTEECEEE _E'ee: :G'Z\' ) 7 } Which we have sold in Be- ,'\ for—the Tast forr yearss and g we sell most of onr Fur Gar- QY ments through the recom- AV The subject of Rev. Broom] mendationg of our satisfied field’s * sermon at the Baptis church tomorrow morning will be “The Eighth Commandmen The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be administered at the morning service. In the evening the subject will be,| “Jacob's Love For Rachael.” M ralton, who has been in |charge of ‘the milline depart- ment at O'Leary & Bowser's dur ing the past season leaves Mon- day for a several week’s vacation {and with the opening of the fall | season will h n establishment of her own in Cloud, - Mrs, |J. J. Conger will take her place| at O'Leary & Bowser's and will = DR. FOSTER DENTIST MILES BLOCK. But before huying vour Hay-Mak- ing lmplements, remember that F. M. MALZAHN & CO., Carry a full line of MOWERS, 3 RAKES, and all other Implements for making hay. cnstomers We have been-io the GROCERIE 3 bars Toilet Prunes, per1h Fars virom 1 tob McGualg S for Everythmg ! e close 7:30 p. m., except Ml“ Pay Days & Saturdays M. McCUAIG WM. McCVUAIG | . Minneapoiis, Minn.