The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-24
Souvenir envelopes at this office.

Souvenir envelopes at this Office.
| Get your butter fresh from the
churn at the Model.
| Complete line of office supplies at
the Pioneer stationery store.
| F. A. Chapman of Tenstrike!5,
visited in the city over Sunday.
| The best assortment of steel pens,
at the Pioneer office. Thirty kinds
from which to make your selection.
Ask your dealer for "Northland
Brandt and get best creamery but
ter, churned daily in thes local
creamery.
| Mrs. David E. Slipp, mother of
Frank Slipp, returned this morning
to her home at Brainerd, after
visiting for several days here with
her son.
Miss Blanche Knox, sister of
Chief of Police c.. J. Knox, arrived
in the city Saturday evening from
Brownsville, Mimi, and will visit
here for a week or more.
All members of the Royal Neigh
bors lodge are requested to attend
the meeting of the Royal Neighbors
lodge to be held Tuesday evening,
when the participation of the lodge
in the Fourth of July celebration
will be discussed.
Dana NJ. Eastman of Warren,
arrived in the city Saturday and
will hereafter make his home here,
having accepted a position in the
local lumber yards of the St. Hill
aire Retail Lumber company.
Peter Haley, brother of Mrs. L.
F. Johnson, came up Saturday
evening from his home at Park
Rapids and visited in the city over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
He returned home this morning.
w. R. TAFT, the landman, who
has been in St. Paul for several days,
is expected to return tomorrow or
the next day, and will bring with
him a bunch of land seekers who are
DESTROYS of purchasing Beltrami or
Clearwater farm acres.
Rev. Father Blais, pastor of the
local Catholic church, left last
evening for Duluth on business
trip. During the absence of Father
Blais, Rev. Fir. O'Connor Of Cass
Lake will attend to the spiritual
wants of the local congregation.
John Moberg went to Eaporte
this morning and will visit the
scene of his railroad building in
the Kabekona country. Mr.Moberg
states that he has about one mile
of the proposed road graded and
ready for laying the steel thereon.
Ed. Peterson of the Markham,
now has a gasoline launch, which
was shipped to him by a Mr.. Logan
of Crookston, and which he will
use for recreation on the lake. The
boat is a neat one, and fast, and
has been christened the Jeanette. F."
F. D. Bacon, Mrs. Nelson Gillette
and Stanley Gillette arrived in the
city. Saturday evening from Medina,
N. Y, and will remain here for an
extended visit with C. M. Bacon
and wife. Mr.. F. D. Bacon and
Mrs. Gillette are uncle and aunt
of c. M. Bacon of this city.
William Bulge and son Alexander,
came over from their home at
Grand Forks last night. They left
this morning for Brainerd and will
| go to Smiley, where they will join
/ Jud LaMoure, the North Dakota
political sachem, who has. estab-
lished an outing camp at that place.
Walter Markham, who has been
acting as clerk in the camps of
Walker & Akely near Laporte, came
up from that place Saturday even.
ling and visited in the city over
Sunday. Walter expects to be
through down at Laporte next Sat
urday, when he will return tc
Bemidji and spend the balance Of
| the summer here.
/ Typewriter ribbons, nearly al
makes Of standard machines at the
I. Pioneer office.
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