The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-01-17
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

VI tHC SICK, Duy the DcSL az e StcI--
sons.
K. Movold of Fosston came in
last night from Fosston on bust
ness trip.
Otto Peterson, the pole buyer went
to Bridge last evening on a business
mission. ..-..~<.
Deputy Sheriff ]. N. Bailey went
to Turtle River last evening on
official business.
Crookston Times: w. R. Nc
Kenzie of Bemidji came in from
that place last evening.
Deputy Sheriff Arne So1berg went
to Kelliher last evening and spent
the night at that place, on official
business.
Edmund Porter of Red Lake Falls
is visiting in Bemidji at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Fenton, his uncle
and aunt.
w. Mckee and wife of Mime
apolis passed through the city this
morning from International Falls to
Minneapolis. -s..--..
Our stock of fruit is equally as
choice in winter as in summer.
Fruit season all the year around
with US. PeterSon's. ~
Love lightens labor, but the best
thing to make the biscuit light is
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder.
Order a can today.
The bath parlors in the Masonic
building will be open to ladies every
afternoon next week, with Miss
Blanche Paddock in attendance.
Charles Wentz, who represents the
Bahama Mineral Springs company,
spent last night in the city,
leaving this morning for Mime
opolis.
On the 10th inst, will remove to
213 Third street, Bankers old stand,
where I shall be pleased to greet
old and new customers. J.. Peter
son Jr. III.
The Brinkman Family Theatre is
making a great hit among the the
atre-going public. Follow the
crowds. Entire change of program
tonight.
Mrs. William Burce returned to
her home at Kelliher last evening,
after having spent yesterday in the
city, doing some shopping with local
merchants. 49,. .,.., @
Frank Vance, who owns home
stead east of Northome which he
calls white Moose LODGE" passed
through the city this morning on
his way to St. Paul on a business
trip.
w. H. Poupore, who with his
brother Bob" is doing some extern
sive logging this winter at Shocks
Spur, returned to his camps near
Kelliher last evening. Mr.. Poupore
states that everything in his line is
moving along very nicely.
Sam Cone went to Farley last
evening in the interest of a wholesale
refreshment dealer of Duluth whom
he represents on the road" Sam
is devout believer in matters
religious and will, so he asserts,
organize little Peoples Church"
of his own, in the near future.
F. NJ. Pendergast more famillary
known as Mort") left this morning
for St. Paul, after having visited here
with relatives. Mort says he will
take up with L. G. Pendergast, at
st. Paul, the election of successor
to Judge Pendergast as president of
the exclusive society in this city of
which the judge has been a mem
Der for the past four years.
Barney Burton, the Little Falls
clothing dealer who owns several
stores at other points in northern
Minnesota, passed through the city
this morning ON his way to Little
Falls, having been to International
Falls, where he also has a store.
The store on the Canadian boundary
line has been in charge of Mitchell
Burton, a brother of Barney, until
recently, when Mitch" took a lay
off on account of bad health and
Frank West of this city has been in
charge.