The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-04

Inquire 203 Miss. Ave. North.
Free! Free! Free! A nice pencil
sharpener at Jerrard & Coyington's
Harry Calvert left last evening or
"a business trip to Internationa
Falls.
With Cycle and Camera Through
Scenic Sweden" in City Opera House
this evening.
+. f. Mcdonald left last evening
for Northome to look after some
legal matters.
A new line of neat comic posta
cards has just been received at the
Pioneer Office.
"A. C. Mclean, the tie man." re-
turned this morning from bushes:
trip to Bridgie.
John Goodman spent last night II
International Falls, returning to Be
midi this morning.
Scott Stewart returned last even
ing from DEBORAH, Iowa, where hi
has been visiting with relatives.
w. H. Ross, of the logging firm
of Ross & Ross, came down this
morning from the logging camps a
Kelliher.
The Episcopal Guild will NICE
with Mrs. G.. E. Croker Cos Bel
trami avenue) Thursday Afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
Charles w. Schrutchin returned
this morning from international
Falls, where he has been for several
days looking after some legal mat
tiers.
Mrs. ]. ]. Conger went to the
twin cities this morning. During
her absence her store will be ir
charged Miss Katherine La Fontisee
as usual.
Ernest Fagenstrom will give ar
illustrated lecture with 144 views
taken on his trip through Sweden, al
City Opera House this even
ing. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
Theodore Forstner of New Ulm
who has been engaged in the flu
business in this city, left this morn.
ing for his home at New Ulm, decid
ing to close out his business here, a!
there appears to be but little bust
ness in his line.
Alexander Nord, who has beer
assisting William Begsley in the
latter's blacksmith shop, left las
evening for Northome, where he will
work during the balance of the
winter as blacksmith in the camp!
of the Thief River Falls company,
Perry Callahan and family, who
have made their home in the state
of Washington during the past year,
returned to Bemidji yesterday
They left last evening for their for
mer home at Turtle River, where
they will again reside, having come
to the confusion that Beltrami county
is still the best spot on earth.
Thomas Morrison, the scientific
farmer, who has been in charge Of
the farm of the Crookston Lumber
company at Kelliher, was visito
in the city today. He came in last
night from Minneapolis, where he
has been on a visit. It is NOR
than likery that Mr.. Morrison will
stay with the Crookston Lumbe
company another year.
A. 0. E. Hawksett, who has BEEF
in the employ of the Crooksto1
Lumber company for several month
past, left this morning for his hom
in Minneapolis, where he will spen,
the winter. Hr. Hawksett took
prominent part in the musica
circles of this city, being one of tn
best bass singers who ever reside,
here. He will be greatly missed.
Senator S. D. Works of Mankat
arrived in the city last evening fror
his home and went on through t
Farley, where he had some importan
business matters to attend to. Ser
ator Works is heavily interested i
land in this and Hubbard countie.
and is one of the very best boosters
for the north country. He intend
to remain in Bemidji for several day
before returning to Mankato. :