The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-06

| Five hundred new fifteen cent
| libraries" just in at Peterson's.
/ J. Bisiar, the piano man, went to
Walker this morning on business
for his music house in this city.
| K. McIver of this city went tc
Blackjack last evening for a short
visit among the business men at thai
place. ~. -. 81. d
| John E. Croone, proprietor of the
Nicollet hotel in this city, left last
evening for visit to his saloon a!
Mizpah.
! Emil Olson of this city went tc
Minneapolis this morning to visit a
week with his brother who lives in
that city.
| G. H. Nelson and John King came
in last evening from Walker and
spent the night in this city as guests
at the Markham.
Judge of Probate M. A. Clark OF
this city left last evening for
Spooner where he will hold hearing
in the John Fitzgerald case.
Miss Leela Stewart returned this
morning to Foreston after visiting
three weeks at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. T.. N. Shannon of this
city.
A. A. Melges of this city went to
St. Paul this morning where he
will spend a week on bust ess for
the Melges Brothers Wholesale house
in this city.
| George Kirk, the logger, returned
this morning from few days. trip
to Northome where he has been pre-
pairing his lumber camps for the
winters work.
D. w. Spooner came in yesterday
noon from his home near Deer Lake
and spent a few hours on business
here, returning to the Lake" on the
afternoon train.
No experimenting with Hunts
Perfect Extracts and Baking Pow
der. Always the same and will give
the same perfect results. You can
depend upon them.
| A. Cameron, who traves for the
Stone Ordean-Wells company oil
Duluth, went "up the line" last
evening on one of his regular trips
for the good of his company
Richard Leet of this city returned
to his work at Houpt last evening
after spending Sunday at his home
here. Mr.. Leet is the shipping
manager for the w. c. Church Lum.
Der company.
Miss Edla Nelson, who pounds
the typewriter" in the office of the
Clark Pole & Tie company of this
city, returned last evening from a
weeks visit with friends in ST.. Paul
and in Little Falls.
| J. A. VESSEL, of the candy firm
of VESSEL Brothers of St. Paul, and
a member of the State Game &
Fish Commission, returned this
morning from a trip up the line
in the interest of his firm.
| A. 0. Aubolee of this city is
carrying his right arm in sling as a
result of spraining his wrist while at.
tempting to start gasoline engine.
The wheel reversed at full speed
and wrenched his arm severely.
S. E. Thompson came in from
Tenstrike yesterday and enjoyed a
short visit in the city, returning
! home last evening on the M. & L
train. Mr.. Thompson is one of the
prosperous merchants at Tenstrike
Henry Logan of Grand Rapids
travelling representative of the ST.
Benedictine Sisters Hospital Associ
alton, came in yesterday Afternoon
from the Rapids" to attend some
business for the St. Anthony's hos
| pital in this city.
| Mrs. A. A. LeVan, who has beer
visiting all summer with her daugh
ter, Mrs. T. J. Andrews of this city
left this morning for Minneapoli:
and Kansas City where she will
visit with relatives before going or
to California to spend the winter.
J. E. Burdick, manager of thu
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