The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-27

tIaCIOES PASSED ,tRI0V&n ibpe llAl!ly
evening on his way from Minneapol,
to Big Falls, VI: So, - I 50 ~ ! |
u Remember that tho Hswkins meat
market will be reopened 70 the pubic
Saturday, with James F. Hawkins IL
personal charge. ''~' |
3, You will: have satisfactory > resaltl
with Hunts, Perfect. Baking Powder
and Extracts. not once but alvay4
They are pure unhorma aadgTeliabld
Lieutenant O.. H. Dockery;; 'Jri
came in last night from Dulath, Oh
an inspection trip, looking over tht
local recruiting: Office fox the. :. 8
army. .'>' .:F "'s = y ~
Wanted to rent good six to eight
room house. /, VIII lease fox / one d
two years or will buy if suited. Tel.
ephone 81 or address p. O:'Boa
$50, Bemidji,, MINI. *
J. II. Dolan, the king-pin@" Swede!'
among the travelling fraternity; came
in from the east last night, and spent
today in the city,. ,s:"Jacl''f reports
business. as being good. along his
line. =. :: .. =,
Loran and Lyman Sheean of Go.
quetare spending the. week with
their uncle, L. L. Ednends. and
family. Their parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. John Sheean, will join them
here, Thursday. /.
Crookston Times: Thos. Shevlih,
Jr., spent the week end z at Mime,
apolis, returning to Crookston this
morning and leaving for :Bemidji
today to look, after the interests oa
the Crookston Lumber Company at
that place. .is'''~'+> III.
Knute L. Rank, of ,Bovey,, spent
yesterday in this city. He is visit:
ing for. a. couple of. weeks with hi,
parents and friends at, Sheylin,, and
will return the last Of the. week ia
Bovey, where he is; employed on the
Iron News. $3.50. ~, .,~.j.
E. A. Barker left this morning 70,
a trip that will include visits TO- st
Paul, Minneapolis and ST. Charles
MINI. While he is away, Mr.; Barke,
will look over the: twin city, market.
for possible additions to his already
large stock, Of fall and winter good
for his drug store. +,..". - .
w. R., TAFT returned last evening
from St. Paul, where he has bean fol
several days On q business1ip. Nj
TAFT states that the land business
throughout the. north half off, th<
state, generally speaking, is SONG
what quiet;. but that there'1 Is ;,
general movement westward. ::
A.L.i Cunningham, who is Sta
toned at Eittlefork and is>assistinq
engineer. to Chief Engineer George
1Huss on the constructions work 81
the Big Falls International Fails ex
tension Of the NJ. & /: railway, cami
down this morning. from Littlefo1l
to do some work here fossthe:Akax4 1
Crookston Times: A. A.sMilk,
left this morning for Bemidji awher,
he will spend the dry and he,will &,
from thereoup to international Fall,
over the new M. & l. road. a He IN
also 60 to Winnipeg before. returning
This is very>interesting "trip. Gas il
goes through some country which
has only been explored, but 4 wi,
few.years5 and part ofythe, way il
veritable wilderness. = 2.,s> IS
Messrs. John Moean, d and jim
Lappen, log buyers for the Crooksto,
Lumber company, came down from
Northome" and Blackjack yesterda,
morning!andl spent the day in tn
city. They returned north las
evening, accompanied by C. H
Ensign, who will spend the weel
with them, Misunderstanding ~ him
self with the work after which h
will also purchase loRs>tot the sam
company in the ia; Bemidji:a terri
tory. # 80 l>an AtsG 1.isy
! Miss B. Burtness, who i will off
ciate as trimmer Al: J. u Cohger'
Millinery Emporium, arrived, ID tn;
city yesterday evening, 4 from St
Paul and will = hereafter make he
home in this city. Miss, i Bprtnes
comestto Mrs. Conger with, q splen
did reec ''alnn ndationl !, !. from; twir
cities millinery dealers As i =, high