The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-12-02
Fountain pen ink at the Pioneer

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Only one day left Of the grea1
Berman clearance and pre.holid a>
sale.
Donald Ross, the logger, came in
from Gemmell yesterday for short
visit among the local business men.
1 Mrs. William H. Smith Of Cass
Lake came over yesterday afternoon
for short visit with friends in this
city.
I So, 81 and $4.75 hats your choice
at $1.75 at conger's Millinery store.
Postoffice block, Fourth street, Be.
midi.
There is only one grade Of Hunts
Perfect Extracts and Baking Pow
der-the best that can be made;
chemically tested and pure.
! Martin Satire, who drives the
motor-car on the M. & l., went to
Backus this morning to inspect
the pump-station at that point.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Black
duck came in this morning from
| the Duck" and spent the day in
| this city as a guest at the Markham
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scott of Deer
River returned home on this Moons
train after enjoying week with
relatives on the Poupore farm near
this city. s@.-
]. T. Dolan of Superior arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and
went to Funkley on the evening
train on business, returning to the
city this morning.
| William McCuaig, the merchant,
returned to the city this morning
from Tenstrike where he spent two
days looking over the stock in his
store at that place. 4
! I will sell the furnishings of a
irst-class residence and a lot of
secondhand clothing Saturday, at
II p. M, on the lot adjoining the
Sentinel office. A. B. Allen.
Mrs. D. c.. Brenneman and little
son, Richard, of this city departed
on this mornings south-bound M.
& I. passenger train for St. Paul
where they will visit at Mrs.
Brenneman's old home.
Oliver Crowell and James Halla-
dey returned to the city last night
on the M. & I. freight train from
! Turtle River, where they enjoyed a
four days. visit at the home of
divers sister, Mrs. Kirtland.
J. A. Ross, the north-country
representative of the international
Harvester company, arrived in the
! city last evening on the Sank Center
train from his home in Wadena and
spent today on business in this city.
A. A. Richardson, the view
photographer, left on the j south.
bound M. &. I. passenger train this
morning for Wilson's camps, near
Laporte, where he will take pictures
of the company's camps aid their
logs.
! w. B. Stewart of this city, county
superintendent of schools, returned
this morning on the south-bound
passenger train from Blackjack
where he spent several days travers.
ing that section of the county and
inspecting the rural schools.
R. R. Ashley of Duluth, the popu-
lar young travelling man who is
often mistaken for Mr.. Wilde of
Crookston, returned to the city
yesterday afternoon from a business
trip to Fowlds and spent the night
here as a guest at the Markham
hotel.
A. J. Jordan, Frank Engels, Cy
Brannon and John Marin formed a
party of hunters who returned to the
city this morning on the M. & L.
passenger train from Kelliher where
they spent ten days searching for
! big game. The party returned with
one deer.
+ William Belts of Grand Rapids,
walking boss in the Crookston Lum-
Der company's camp near Fowlds,
came in last night on the midnight
train from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where he went to look after some
horses. and returned to Fow1ds this