The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-07-03
Tho Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
Summer toys at Peterson's.

! Go to Stewards confectionery for
your fruit. Scott delivers the goodsl
When you think of delicious
things to eat think of Peterson's.
Follow the crowd to the Stewards
confectionery tomorrow and eat some
of his delicious ice-creams.
J. Bacon returned last evening to
Turtle River after tranaacting bust
ness during the day in this city.
The North Star leaves the dock
for trip around the lake each hour
tomorrow and tomorrow evening.
C.. w. Scrutchin went to Red Lake
yesterday afternoon on business and
returned to the city this morning.
The Catholic Ladies will serve a
National dinner under the pines
opposite the Masonic Hall July 4.
Remember the 6 o'clock Sunday
| dinner at the Hotel Markham. An
excellent menu, with the best of SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tozier returned
last night to Inez after spending the
! day in this city proving up on a
claim.
I am more than sorry that I did
not take a commercial course at the
Little Falls Business College. Yours,
R. E. Morse.
Try one of our dry "Chop-Suey"
Sundaes or one of those delectable
Happy Thoughts" at Stewards
confectionery.
Miss Estella Oracle returned yes
terday morning from a weeks visit
in Big Falls as the guest of Miss Ida
Brown, formerly of this city.
M. C.. Pettingill and A. O. Hengien
returned to Firman last evening
/ after appearing before Clerk of Court
/ Rhoda as witness in a final proof
/ case.
J. E. Wheeland, who represents
the Schultz Brothers company of
Duluth, went to Red Lake yesterday
/ afternoon in the interest of his CON-
pany.
| Fall term of Mankato Commercial
/ College, opens Sept. l. Enroll then
| and get two months free. Send for
catalogue.
Ray Spencer and w. Potter, two
| homesteaders from the vicinity of
| Yola, arrived here yesterday and are
renewing old acquaintences in this
city.
! D. H. Fisk and E. J. Swedback
returned last evening from st. Paul
/ where they attended the Republican
! state convention as delegates from
this county.
G.. o. Ishoug and daughter, Mrs.
P. Arneson, of GAINESVILLE arrived
| here this noon to spend the Fourth
| at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.
| Peterson, Jr.
Fred Olson, candidate for sheriff
! of Beltrami county, went to Thief
! River Falls yesterday afternoon to
attend the celebration of the Fourth
| at that place.
We will have for the Fourth, as
/ for all other occasions, the largest
and most select assortment of fruit
! and confectionery in this part of the
state at Peterson's.
Mrs. McVetey and daughter,
Ethel, of Grand Forks, N. D., re.
turned home yesterday afternoon
after visiting at the summer cottage
of A. P. Chandler at Lavina.
Why not take a course and equip
/ yourself to increase your salary
The St. Typewriter Co. secure my
pupils good positions.
Miss Dorothy Wisdom.
| Miss Ella Parker of this city lef
| yesterday afternoon for Grand Forks
! N, D., where she will join a party o.
friends and go down the Red River
of the North for three days trip
I Miss Dorothy Wisdom of St. Pau
, has been teaching shorthand anc
typwriting at Rochester the pas
year. Miss Wisdom recently opened
school at the Merchants hotel il
Bemidii and has been very successful
+ This will be good opportunity TO
the young people of Bemidji.