The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-01
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

A fine line of tennis rackets and
balls. See Jerrard & Covington.
Scott Stewart sells Monarch ice
cream. tits rich, creamy and deli
cious.
Are you going to paint this
j spring? See the line of paints al
Jerrard & Covington's, and get oul
prices.
J. Ferdinand Peterson, better
known as Jack" returned Saturday
evening to his claim near Biz
Falls.
| Earl Burkhardt of Crookston spen
Sunday in this city with his brother
Roy, returning to Crookston thi.
afternoon.
| Miss Oliver, instructor in music
in the Bemidji public schools, re
turned Saturday morning to he1
home at St. Paul.
When you say Hunts Perfect
your GROCER knows you want the
best baking powder and extracts
They never disappoint.
Z. I. Foster, the Mizpah merchant,
same down from his home this morn
ing and spent today in the city, look
ing after some business matters.
Miss Harding, who taught the
eighth grade in the city schools dur:
ing the past school year, returned
to her home at Wilkesbara, Pa.
Miss Dora Hanson returned Sat
urday afternoon to her home at
Moorhead after completing her
years teaching in the city schools.
J. A. Muncey, J. A. Bisiar and L,
K. Deal were among the many who
came down Saturday morning from
the north country and spent the day
in Bemidji.
All persons who are willing to
take boarders who attend the sum.
mer school during June % to August
3 are requested to notify County
Superintendent Stewart.
Rev. Father O'Dwyer left this
morning for Park Rapids, where he
will hold special services. Father
| O'Dwyer expects to return to
Bemidji Thursday evening.
Sheriff H. J. Hoist of Clearwater
county, came in Saturday morning
from Red Lake, where he had been
subpoenaing witnesses, and returned
to Bagley on the afternoon train.
We make a speciality of ices,
sherberts, for parties, etc. Just give
us two days time and we will have
the best of anything in this line
that can be gotten anywhere. AT
| Stewards Confectionery,
H. w. Bailey left this morning for
St. Paul, where he will serve on the
federal grand jury. At the con-
clusjon of the term of the federal
court he will be joined at Mime
apolis by Mrs. Bailey and they will
attend the meeting of the State
G. A. R., at Minneapolis, when they
will 60 to Iowa for visit.
Thomas Symington, leader of the
Bemidji band, states that the band
will begin their weekly concerts as
soon as the band-stand on the dock
is repaired. The stand ought to be
screened in, as the mosquitoes are
very thick in summer and it is with
great difficulty at times that the
boys are able to play.
Hon. William O'Neill of Cass
Lake, superintendent of logging on
the Chippewa reservations, came
over from his temporary home at
Cass Lake, Saturday and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Richards until Sunday noon.
Senator O'Neill is an old veteran,
and he greatly enjoyed the exercises
which were held here Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Brinkman and son
Eddie arrived in the city Saturday
evening. They were accompanied
by Johnnie Corners of Brainerd. a
cousin to Eddie. The latter has
been attending the deaf and dumb
school at Faribault, which closed fol-
the summer vacation, Friday. Mrs.
Brlnkman went to Fairbault and