The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-07-15

Hotel Kenmore.
Get New England dinner at
the Grill tomorrow.
K. j. McIver, the we'll known
Farley man, is a visitor in the
city today.
| Watch the window display of
diamonds at A. E. Winters, the
| jeweler.
Mrs. John Jinkinson returned
today from a visit to friends at
Bagley.
Robert Edwards has taken one
of the day jobs at the Opera
buffet.
The Grill will serve New Eng
land dinner on Saturday from IL
to 3.
/ David Oracle is in the city for
a visit with his brother, Dan
| Oracle.
Take advantage of the dress
goods sale at the Berman
Emporium.
Diamonds from one-quarter
carat to two carats at A. e.
Winters, the jeweler.
Register Of Deeds Phibbs re-
turned today from a business
trip to the town of Buzzle.
| A. &. Winter, the jeweler, has
the largest line of diamonds in
the city. Inspect the window
display.
| G. G.. johnson and little son, of
Blackduck, are the guests of
| County Treasurer and Mrs.
French today.
| L. H. Bailey and Ole Gennes
were at Cass Lake this afternoon,
where the latter had business be-
| fore the land office.
| Peter Peterson, a we'll known
cigar salesman, is in the city to-
day and is the guest Of Chas.
| Swedback, who is an old friend.
F. P. Sheldon and T. P. Shell
don, of Grand Rapids, who have
been in the city on business for
several days returned to their
homes today.
Mrs Rowland Gilmore and
Miss Ella Parker left this after
noon for Fosston where they will
spend several days on a berry
picking EXPEDITION.
b. H. Jerrard is at Cass Lake
this afternoon, where he has re-
Gently secured the contract for
putting in heating plant in the
residence of F. p. Leisen.
| The prices of meat in the local
market went up from one to two
cents all around today, the first
direct effectof the meat cutters
strike so far felt in Bemidji.
John Jinkinson is in North
Dakota this week looking after
his interests there. Mr.. Jinkin-
son has a fine farm near Milton
and goes up to see how the crops
are looking.
| Taxidermist Henry Buenther
today shipped twovery handsome
deer heads and a moose head to
Frank Leisen the Cass Lake
banker. The heads will be put
up in the bank at Cass Lake.
Peter Krause, an employee at
the Crookston mill is off duty
with an injured foot. The injury
was sustained in a recent acct
dent at the mill and the foot was
crushed by a heavy timber fall
ing on it.
County Commissioner Nc
Dougald, who has been seriously
i'll at the Markham for several
days is very much improved to-
day and was expected to be able
to return to his home at Black
duck tonight.
AL Benner is back from bass
fishing trip with fine string and
reports the discovery of a new
lake near Cass Lake, where some
exceptionally fine bass are being
taken. 1t is named Swanson
Lake and a part of it is on the
Cass Lake reservation.
James Fullerton. the trainer is
driving Hubbutt Jr. and Bemidji
Belle at the local race track this
week. The horses will be worked
here the remainder of the month
and will be entered at Hallock
and Thief River Falls in the race
meeting there next month.
The whist enthusiasts Of the
Business Men s club had meet
ing at the club rooms last night
and perfected arrangements for
the coming tournament. It will
be a series of five games and the
first will be played next Thurs.
day evening. Three tables will
participate.
Vernon Dunbar, better known
as Shaggy who is working on
McAYoy's dray line met with an
accident at the Swedback mil,
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