The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-02
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VlSltor IN the city To-Day.
Mems $500 Douglas shoes fol
$3.95. O'Leary & Bowser.
Mrs. L. R. Fishback of Fosstor
is visiting at the home of Mrs
Doud, at Diamond Point.
Mrs. D. M. Amadon of Shevlir
is in the city visiting with her sisters
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Butler.
Attorney Graham M. Torrance
went to Big Falls last evening tc
transact some legal business.
Mrs. Whitlaw of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Ocla Barr of Austin are visiting
with their sister, Mrs. Doud al
Diamond Point.
We are closing out Douglas shoes,
$500 shoes now $3.95; $3.50
shoes now $3.45; $3.50 shoes now
$2.95. O'Leary & Bowser.
Mrs. F. S. Lycan left this morning
for Brainerd, where she will be the
guest for two days of Mrs. Thomas
Beare, at the Hotel Antlers.
F. M. Jordan, one of the best
boys" who make" the north coun.
try, went to Big Falls last evening.
He will visit Northome before return.
ing home tomorrow.
M. M. Merrill of Motley, the
travelling representative for the
mith-Premier Typewriter company,
went north last evening to Kelliher
in the interest of his company.
Senator Works left this morning
on business trip to Laporte. He
stated that it was possible that he
would 60 from Laporte to Walker
and from the latter place would
leave for his home at Mankato.
V. Lockwood and ]. E. Johnson,
two residents of Motley, passed
through the city last evening, on
their way from their home to Big
Falls They will look over some
land near Big Falls, with view to
taking claims in that country.
A special sale of sheet music will
be held at Bisiar, Vanderlip & Co. S
Music Store, 81 Minnesota avenue,
tomorrow afternoon, between the
hours of 2 and 10 o'clock. A skilled
musician will play any of the pieces
of music offered for sale. Attend
and hear some of the newest things
in the musical line.
Engineer Steener Stevenson and
his assistant, Roland Judson of
Crookston we're in the city yesterday,
having come over from the Queen
City" yesterday noon. They left
last evening for International Falls,
where they will be engaged for the
next three weeks or more in doing
come surveying for the state.
P. A. Walsh of International Falls,
the sheriff of Koochiching county,
arrived in the city last evening, on
MS return from an official visit to
Spokane, Washington. Mr.. Walsh
:arried in Bemidji long enough to get
good supper and then left on the
evening train for International Falls,
via Littlefork and the river route.
A. T. Hatcher and son Fred left
his morning for their home in
Anoka. Fred has been the guest of
lis father in making the rounds of
he different places where Mr..
Hatcher has interests and has been
observing the workings of the differ
mt branches of the logging industry.
Mr.. Hatcher will return to Bemidii
n few days.
Crookston Times: Tom Morris,
Past Worthy Grand Master of the
Masonic lodge, will leave tomorrow
Friday for Bemidji to take charge
If the funeral service of the late w.
I. Roberts, vice-president of the
first National Bank of Bemidji, who
passed away in Chicago few days
go. The funeral will be in charge
# the Masonic lodge.
W. c. Church, the capitalist from
)es MONIES, Iowa, who is identified
With DR.. Blakeslee in cedar trans
Ictlons on the north line of the
VI. & [. railway, went north last
vening to visit several places where
Re has interests. Mr.. Church ex