The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-04-18
Easter toys at Peterson's.
Velvet ice cream, by the quart or
by the dish at Stewards.

Wanted, girl tor general house.
work. Apply SIG Minnesota Ave.
Oranges, tonight only rs cents
per dozen at Stewards confectionery.
George Gounout and wife of Ten
strike were registered at the Mark
ham last night.
The Pioneer has in stock the
largest and best selected line of
of Easter postal cards.
Saturday Evening Post and Chi
cago Sunday Examiner. Every
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
Only at Peterson's.
Mrs. Bedding, an employee of the
Bazaar store, left this morning for
points south on the Great Northern
for visit extending to Tuesday.
Carl Warner is laid up this. week
with injuries received at the fire
which nearly destroyed his home, on
the south side of the Great Northern
tracks, last week. ..
There will be a special meeting of
the Bemidji Aerie of Eagles, at their
hall, over the City drug store, Sun
day afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock. All
Eagles should attend. F..
J. C. Schultz, travelling auditor
of the M. & l., passed through the
city this morning enroute from
Blackjack to the head offices of the
company at Brainerd.
The only complete and elegant
display of Easter goods including
eggs, dyes, candies, rabbits, ducks,
geese, nests, baskets etc., in end
less variety, at Peterson's.
Private car "A5" went south on
the Great Northern this morning
carrying with it w. D. Scott, general
superintendent, who is returning to
St. Paul after a days stay in the
city.
James Miller, superintendent of
the waterworks, was busy today re-
pairing the hydrant on lower Third
street, necessitating the shutting off
of the entire water supply until the
repairs are completed.
Just received another large as
sortment of pianos and organs from
the largest factory in the world. Come
in and examine our stock and get
prices and terms. Bisiar & Fraser,
81 MINI. Ave. Phone $40.
John Spillan of Cass Lake, who
has valuable claim near the village
of Littlefork, came down from his
FARM this morning. He was
joined here by Mrs. Spillan and they
returned together this noon to Cass
Lake.
Mrs. G.. C. Ames, from Seattle,
in the city today and will
spend the summer in this city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Muncy. Mr.. Ames is selling
goods for wholesale house at Fair
banks, Alaska.
L. F. Johnson returned this morn
ing from Northome and Funkley,
where he was experimenting the
work being done by the pickup"
which is gathering the c.. A. Smith
logs along the line of the M. & 1.
railway which dropped from the
logging trains during the past winter.
w. E. Feeney of Maple Lake,
Mimi, who is president of the State
Bank of Northome, came to the city
last evening and spent the night and
today in the city. He was joined
here by J. E. Cowan, cashier of the
Northome banking institution, who
came down from the north this
morning. .. .
Carl Nelson, who is head member
at Moe & Dickey's tailor shop,
rejoices over the advent of a new
daughter at his house. Carl bet that
the newcomer would be a boy, but
his general JOY is not at all ove1
over-shadowed with disappointment,
as the baby girl is bright bit Of
female lovliness. ..".
D. K. Mcpherson, the popular
cruiser and scaler for the Pillsbury
Logging company, came in yester
day from the north country. HI
spent last night in the city anc
left this morning for Walker, where