The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-13
Bread and bakers goods at Peter

Bread and bakers goods at Peter
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Fred Hall returned from Tenstrike
today.
j. Peterson's new peanut rooster is
a ''pippin. >
M. Nelson was an arrival from
Aitkin today.
FOR SALE-Tamarack wood any
length. G. E. Carson. Str
| Arthur Hayberg of Brainerd is call-
| ing on friends here.
S. G. Johnson was transacting bust
ness in Bemidii this morning.
7. r. Simpson OF Minneapolis
: transacted business here today.
G. D. Billings, Crookstonite, is
looking up acquaintance here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W., c. Bigford left
this morning for Guthrie. Mimi,
Andrew Sabey of lakewood is in
town settling up old scores today
Harry A Bliler sold an acre lot in
Eblock , to Hubert Britt yesterday.
Judge Reynolds completed the
| found alton of his new house today.
Fresh, delicious CONNECTIONS in pack
ages. our speciality; j. Peterson. Jr.
Peterson's ice cream parlor and
fountain will be in operation about
May 25.
The fire laddies are preparing for
the next tournament at Park Rapids,
June 1926.
w. W. Browne made a business
trip to Blackjack last night, return
ing this morning.
r. F. White of Blackjack stopped
off in the city between trains. He is
on his way to Duluth.
H. H. Wheelock is enjoying the
sights of Bemidii today. He reports
all we'll on the old homestead.
The name of the Senate restaurant
has been changed to the Palace cafe.
Mr.. Buckley took charge this morn
ing
Julian Peterson operates his np-to-
date rooster every evening and turns
out hot, palatable peanuts and pop
corn.
The school house grounds are being
{ leyeled up and trees set out When
completed it will be great improve
ment
| DR.. Toumy returned this morning
from Ann Arbor, Mich, where he at
tended the funeral of his mother last
| Saturday.
C II. Miles. who has been in Chi
cago for the past two weeks looking
after his business interests, and ex-
poets to return next Sunday or Mon
| day.
Aubalee &. Kroken sold two row
| boats and the launch Viking to Black
duck parties, and left for that place
where they viii launch them in the
| lake.
| Fred Brinkman says that the man
who took the collar from off the neck
Eof-nis dog. Prince will replace it with
in a few days he will stay proceed
ings against him, as he is known.
Elmer Haggerty has sold his livery
barn on Third street and will move to
the Saskatchewan country the first OF
next week. Mr.. Haggerty will ship
his cattle and effects there at once
Northern grown strawberries are
coming in fine, and are cheap this
week. Two express shipments per day
at Peterson,s. phone 1s4. Free de-
livery before 9 and after at present.
/ | am fairly settled in my new To-
cation where / have inviting and
commodious quarters, and am pre-
pared to serve you better than ever.
TO all my friends and the public gen
orally I extend grateful and cordial
greetings. JEFFERSON, il.
George McTaggart S family reyelled
in the pleasures Of a maskalonge
dinner today, the fish being the first
| Of the thoroughbred species ever taken
from Lake Bemidji, so far as there is
any authoritative record. A brace of
friends donated the unusual morsef
with their compliments.