The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-08
Legal blanks at It's office.

Harry Brummod, the Walker
merchant,spen las night in Be-
midi. Z 49,.
| Extra August earance Sale of
all Dress Goods q Berman's En-
porium. /
| l.. l.. Edmonds reurned last night
from. Cloquet for hort visit with
his family.
Closing out sail of all muslin
underwear at one-tird off at Nc
Cuaig's Friday andSaturday.
r. H. MunseA returned this
morning from a cru sing trip up the
north line of the M& I. railway.
Elmer Carrier of st. Paul is in
the city securing dta and adver-
Using matter for the 1907 Polk
Gazeter.
c. B. Lawyer, clTk at the Red
Lake Indian agercy, came down
from the agency yesterday and re-
manned in the city Until today.
The best reasons for using Hunts
Perfect. Baking 1owder that it is
pure, uniform in itY perfection, and
you are never disappointed in the
results.
Frapk Lang of Grand Forks,
travelling agent for the Great North
ern railway, was injthe city today
looking up freight shipments for his
company.
Crookston Jour1al: Miss Dot
Kiehm who has been the guest of
Miss Phrona Kirsch for some time
past returned to her home at Bemid il
this morning.
r gDunssoa 5ie Brus M5f went II
to Bemidji and Blackjack this
morning, where they will spend two
weeks visiting with friends.
E. R. Dampier, county attorney
of Hubbard county, and than whom
there is no better fellow in the state,
spent today in the city on legal bust
ness before Judge Spooner, in dis.
trict court.
Joseph Delaney ofrPark Rapids,
deputy county auditor of Hubbard
county, came in last night from a
trip to northern St. Louis county
where he had been to look at a stone
and timber claim.
w. E. Rowe, the brilliant young
attorney of Crookston, came over
from his home last night and was
attorney in a case where a motion was
being argued in district court before
Judge Spooner today.
Misses Grace and Clara Mogan,
sisters of Johh Mogan, are in the
city from Chippewa Falls, Wis, and
will spend several days here, being
the guests of Mr.. Mogan, whose
whole-souled good nature is produc-
tive of much hilarity. =
L. w. Bills, ex-member of the
legislature, postmaster at Park
Rapids and one of the most able
attorneys in the northern tier of
counties, came up last evening from
his home at Park Rapids and was in
attendance at district court today.
Kendall Graham, who has been a
resident of Bemidji for several
months past, left this morning for
his home in Minneapolis, where he
will attend school during the coming
school year. Kendall is an excellent
young fellow, and he made many
friends while here. :->,--a.
Rev. Neil Gilchrist departed last
evening for Bemidji and will spend
a week in that part of the country
doing missionary work. Crookston
Journal. Rev. Gilchrist has arrived
from Crookston, and has been having
the time of his life doing missionary
work. with Rev. White, who is
taking his annual outing at the head
of Lake Bemidji.
Mrs. ]. E.Lindgren left this morn
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
join her husband, who has accepted
a position with the American Ex-
press company, and where they will
hereafter make their home. Miss
Olive Miller accompanied Mrs.
Lindgren to Minneapolis. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
gren are sincerely sorry at their
removal from this city.