Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 13, 1905, Page 4

GOLDEN--GRANT NUPTIALS : 0 | Wedding of Popular Young People of Bemidji Occur- red Last Monday. Mrs. Hattie Grant returned friday night from Minneapolis, where she attended the wedding of her daughter, Helen, to Clar- ence Golden. Mr. Golden and Miss Grant were married in Min- neapolis last Monday afternoon | at 4:30 o'clock. The ceremony! was a simple one and only imme-: diate relatives and friends of the contracting parties were present. Immediately after the marriage} had taken place -Mr.and Mrs. Golden left Minneapolis for St. Louis, where Mr, Golden will complete a course in medicine. They will probably return to Be-| midji next spring fora short visit here before leaving for Michigan, where Mr. Golden will practice, Both Mr. and Mrs. Golden are old time residents of Bemidji, having lived here for a number of years. Mr. Golden has held | a prominent position here with the Jerrard Plumbing company | | effect. SAW WOLVES; GIRL RAN AWAY Miss Clara Peterson Fright- exned by Appearance of Animals in Road. While returning from Bemidji to her home about two miles north of this city last night about 8 o’clock, Miss Clara Peterson saw two large timber wolves in the road just at the outskirts of the city. The animals crossed the road close to her, and becom- frightened she turned and ran back to town. A. H. Harris of the city states thathe'shot at four wolves in the same locality last night while re- tarning from a rabbit hunting trip, but that the shots had ro Farmers living close to the large swamp north of Be- m1dji state that there are many wolves in that vicinity and that a number of hogs and chickens have been killed by them. MANY HUNTERS IN THE WOODS and during his stay here made aiCrulser Says That it is Not large number of {riends and ac- quaintances. Miss Grant has lived with her mother here hmce Bemidji was in its infancy. bhe has a large circle of intimate | friends in the city, having always been identified with the best social circles of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Golden will be at home at 2732 Stoddard St., St. Louis, after Dec. 1. GETS MONEY FOR N(}LE' BOUNTY| County Auditor Wilmann Re-| ceives Check for $1193 From the State. County Auditor - Wilmann Sat- urday received a check from the state auditor in the sum of $1193, the same being in payment of! the claim of the‘county of Bel- trami against the state for wolf _bounties issued during the yeaus‘ 1903 and 1904. Safe to Travel Through Hunting Grounds. A cruiser who returned to Be- midji yesterday from an ex- tended trip through northern i Itasca county says that hunters are more numerocus 1n the woods in that vicinity than ever before. “In gowg threugh the woods,” +said he, “I met dozens of sports- ! men carrying guns and hundreds lof shots were tived. It is hardly {safe tor apybody 1o travel through the woods at the present time, and it is probable that a number of men will be mistaken tor deer and killed before the season is out.” Notice. The undersigned constitute the employment agency of Har- rington & Larson, formerly Mec- Donald & Harrington. There are no silent partners in this i irm, we have no agents, and are the un- day from Funkley. Joz Harrington, John Larson. secured as pon and s tull particul Eam fmm 380 to 1 WE WANT YOUNG MEN for and Brakemen, experience un High Wages, structions by mail. Eailway Traicing : _W%‘h 5 Promotion. Positions soon as competent. In- Cut out Cou- end with stamp for lars to-day . 4 3 pounds fancy i 2 pounds This is a fancy Corn 1 quart jar This is put up prices. ANSRASPEUAAAS . NN AN E A B AT AR, AR AN, 8 AT J. A. MeCONLEY'S IF 25 Ibs. Granulated Sugar $1 & 2 Ibs. either Cow Brand or Avir and Hammer Soda, 15¢ [ 1 pound seeded Raisins, 10¢ 2 pounds Corn Starch, none bette Gloss Starch, none better, 15¢ 5 3-1b cans Tomatoes, 50¢c 2 2-1b cans Gopher Corn, 20¢ 2 cans, either Fgg Plums or Green Gages, 20¢ 16-0z can Groffs Baking Powder, 30c against Royal 1 sack Flour, §1.25 7 bars best standard Soaps, 25¢ 1 bottle Capers Sauce, 20¢ Every article of above is a bargain, but I must insist on the different items being taken at one time to get these This offer holds good for this week. by TAKEN AT ONE TIME % nported Rice, 25¢ r, 15¢ always sold 2 for 25¢ Jam, 30c HINT TO THE l WIDE-AWAKE | ers of Beltrami County Would Do Wonders. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Speelman, who are now touring through Illinois, Arkansas and Missouri, write that interest in Minnesota is very genera). “I wish I had 100,000 pocket folders setting forth the advantages of Beltrami county,” writes Mr. Speelman, “T am satisfied 1f our advantages were broughy before the people cal results.” Mr. and Mr Speelman will spead soma time ITO RECEIVE One Hundred Thousand Fold- | Ladies of M. E. Church Willi down here we should see practi-| S, } will be rendered, after which re- | THE PASTOR Tender Reception to Rev. and Mrs. Peart. The reception to be tendered‘ {Rev. and Mrs. I. Peart, which was postponed from last Fri- day evening, will be held at the M. E. church tonight commenc- ing 8 o’clock. The reception is {in the hands of the Ladies Aid } jand the Epworth League and the ilatter organization has prepared! a program of excellence which | freshments will be served by the in the soush. i Ladies Aid. ) % The New Grocery Store H We have just completed opening our line of new and fresh groceries and have a complete line of up-to-date goods. “Reception” COFFEE We have the exclusiye sale of the eelebrated Yale Brand of Coffees which we are offering at 15¢, 20¢, 25¢, 30¢, 35¢, and 40c. CANKED GOODS % and *‘Simon Pure” are leading brands. Try asample of these goods. & WE ALSO HANDLE STRICTLY FRESH EGGS' Do you want good Creamery Butter? store or telephone 207. ROE & MARKESON Swedback Block one door west of Winter’s Hardware store. Call at our W MONEY CHEERFULLY responsible for no liabilities ex-| {cept those incurred by —_— | dersigned. 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