The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-25
The City

Anything IN fancy fruits 30 l2t
had in the markets, regard Nh If
price, always at Peterson's.
Halloween postal cards g1stas1Ie
for invitations to Halloween fals. ia i.
on sale at the Pioneer office
.. J. Laqua, the PupoSk iaar
chant, spent yesterday in til
looking after some business rfattefs,
{. A. Plummer went to Bla /, acS
last evening, where he will Wet i5tlas
ing timber for the Bemidji .Islisnbaf
company
Charles Hughes came dow ttn
Tenstrike this morning ano saeuE
today in the city looking ate sae
business matters.
Ed. Harris of Akeley, ..epaCE
sheriff of Hubbard county. spGh3
last night in this city He 1eturnea
to Akeley this morning.
Professor w. B. Stewart, county
superintendent of schools, vent Eo
Turtle River today on an off AZ ttip
to the schools at that place.
John Moberg, the logger, went ia
Akeley this morning, to const Vita
the officials of the Red Rive .4r-
Der company concerning soyJ4s l9e.
glng operations near Laportes
The ladies of the G.. A. r III
give supper at the c.. A (. nall
Saturday, from $50 until s. .. N.
Price rs cents; children l. ants.
The G.. A. R. will hold >alnpt1ge
in the afternoon, when Their wiz be
a program.
Fred Mullin, one of the veIzy bss
fellows who live in thes2 no.5h
woods, has gone to I.aporte, btsEa
he has accepted a position IL cloE
in the camps of Hinchie Brothers
who have a logging contract III she
kabekona gulch country.
A. w. Layman of Duluth, special
agent for the general land ulfGs a.
Washington, came in yesterE2a =
from a visit to the Lake George
country, in Hubbard county. here
he had been on official bus IN
connection with some trespaSs cases.
Owing to the marked ad arce. In
the price of flour and other raw
material for the manufacture of our
goods, it has become necessary for
us in Justice to our customers and
ourselves to eConimize in every par
tlcular, and for this reason we will
discontinue our delivery service
after Saturday, October 10th. The
Model Bakery. Lakeside Bakery.
The biggest line of children's
Christmas goods and toys ever
brought to town have been received.
These goods were selected from a
most complete stock while in the
cities last summer, and comprise
the fruit of rs years experience in
the toy line. They will be opened
up about the 10th of November in
separate department. J. Peterson.
Henry Blake, the logger, came
down this morning from Blackjack
aud passed on through to Little
Falls, where he will secure and ship
a carload of horses to be used in
logging operations east of Blackjack
this winter by Blake & Hawkins.
Mr.. Blake stated that the work of
preparing the camps for the recep-
ton of men was nearly completed
and that the cutting of roads was
we'll under way.
Sam Cone, the live wire" who is
commercial traveller for the L. S.
Loeb company of Duluth, was a
visitor in the city this morning. He
left today for Fowlds. Before depart
ing, Sam said of the rumor that he
was going to quit the road and
accept political appointment: You
may say that President Roosevelt
has. rendered me the diplomatic
position of inspector of pork at
Jerusalem. However, I have not
yet accepted, and probably will not"