The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-03-30

IN the city sunday night,
For good dressmaking call OF
Mrs. c. A. Warren, Alb MINI. Ave
G. E. Kreatz, the contractor, left
this morning for Minneapolis on a
businesstrip.
w. w. Emmons of Minneapolis
who sells Shamrock" liquor, spen
Sunday in Bemidji.
Organes, apples, grapefruit, ba
nanas and strawberries only a
Stuart's Confectionery.
Mark Devine, the Blackjack log
ger and all-around good fellow, trans
acted business in Bemidji today.
c. w. McGinnis now acts as
deliveryman for the Northern Elk
press company, succeeding Frank
Breneman, resigned.
Mrs. Belle Markham left this
morning for Minneapolis, where sht
will visit for week with friends.
Walter Markham went to the cities
last week.
Miss Florence Rima, a music
teacher of Park Rapids, Sundayed in
the city. Miss Rima will leave in
the near future for New York to take
up studies in music.
Remember we are the only ones
in the city that handle and deliver
brick and bulk ice cream. We also
serve it by the dish at our fountain.
Stuart's Confectionery.
Miss Eugenia Oliver, teacher of
vocal music in the Bemidji public
schools, left this morning for St.
Paul, where she will visit during the
spring vacation, this week.
A. E. Webster, a prominent bust
ness man of Mcintosh, returned to
his home this afternoon, after hav-
ing visited over Sunday in this city
with his brother, E. A. Webster.
L. F. Parker, owner of the Black
duck steam laundry, passed through
the city this morning to Minne-
polls on business trip. He ex-
poets to spend the balance of the
week in the Mill city. r=s-.ss-
John G. Morrison, Jr., who :sl.55
O. Grevelle, conducts general >Gora
at the Red Lake Agency, ls&S :
visitor in the city Saturday, Eoz :
few hours. He returned t. H.
agency Saturday afternoon.
Lewis Lateral and wife of -. I
ley came down from their hon sg5s
morning and were visitors l. ..s.
city today. Mr.. Lateral 1#a-
general merchandise stores at Tuax
ley and Kelliher and is pros .gc1ss..
R. c. Bryant, the princips
ness for the state in the Peterson
and Shea case, left this morning for
Jenkins, where he is now making his
home. Mr.. Bryant has been con-
graduated quite frequently of late
on being able to take care for him.
self in bunch of thugs
It's Papa" Slipp, now; and that
smile which adorns the face of Frank
Slipp, the clerk at the postoffice, is
occasioned by the arrival at his
house of baby girl that is mostly
all smiles, and who greatly resembles
her dad" And Frank is pardon.
ably proud of the addition to his
household.
Henry w. Miller, who has been
demonstrating near Kelliher for the
last six months, passed through the
city this morning to St. Paul, where
he will conduct a booze parlor in a
prominent location in the "Saintly''
city. Mr.. Miller has sold most OF
belongings on his homestead near
Kelliher, and moves to the city bag
and baggage" >r....
Spooner Northern News: C.. w.
Jewett of the firm Of Stoner & Jewett
of Blackjack was an arrival here
again Wednesday morning. These
gentlemen have a franchise with the
Village of Baudette for lighting the
village and are now engaged in erect
ing the poles necessary for the sus
pension of the wires.
DR.. R. H. Monahan of Blackducl
spent today in Bemidji. He came il
from his home this morning and wa!
accompanied by Mrs. w. C.. Stevens
L aokho,. IL