The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-24
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Current Events.
Bemid il Pioneer st Peterson,s.

Bemid j Pioneer at Peterson's.
Watermelon day at Roe 8 Marku
4 sens tomorrow.
Gordon Of Littlefork arrived il
the city last night and spent The
i local business men.
E. II. Winter Of this city went t
Redby Saturday afternoon for !
!; visit at that place.
w. II. Major was a Wilton visitol
4 in the city Saturday, returning
4 home on the afternoon train.
G. S. Angel came in from the
/ Town Of Hornet Saturday morning
and spent the day in the city.
Children's school shoes one lot
Of children's $1.75 and $500 shoes
! for $1.49 pair. O'Leary & Bowser,
William Nc Cuaig Of this city
returned this morning from short
business trip to his store in Ten:
strike.
The Merchants hotel has pur.
chased a fine Hall Kreidler piano
and placed it in their parlor for the
use Of their guests.
B. r. Wright, who travels for the
Hall-Kreidler Piano company Of
Duluth, is spending few days on
business in the city.
Maurice Whiting, the little son Of
A. T.. Whiting of this city, returned
this morning from weeks visitwith
his father in Blackdnck.
Rev. D. K. Laurie, missionary Of
the Adams PresbyterY, went to.
Funkley Saturday evening to hold
services at. that place yesterday.
John Gilstad of Blackjack. an
assessor spent Saturday in the city
on business at the court house,
returning home on the evening
train. s. - !. I'll /.
School shoes One lot of Misses
school shoes, patent leather, box
calf and vici kid, $500, to $3.50
qualities, now $1.79 pair. O'Leary
& Bowser.
c. w. Speelman, the merchant and
lumberman Of Northome, returned
home Saturday night on the week
end special after short business
visit in the city. 81.
Mr., and Mrs. Eli Mathews OF
Clarinda, Ia, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon and are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Mathews
sister, Mrs. s. N. Reeves Of this
city. .. .
Arthur Kirsch, one of Crookston's
most bright and enterprising young
men, arrived in the city Saturday
night on the midnight train and is
visiting with friends in the city for
a few days.
William Eckstein, baggageman at
the NJ. & I. depot, left this morning
for Wylie where he will visit week
at his old home. During his absence,
Charles Bush Of this city will offici-
ate as baggageman.
P. A. WEIGH, sheriff of Koochich-
ing county, came in Saturday after
noon from short business visit in
Cass Lake and returned to his home
at International Falls on the M. &
l. train in the evening.
Ben Lagerquist, Alfred Ellison
and A1ger Anderson, formed party
of Brainerd boys who came in on the
weekend special Saturday night and
spent Sunday with friends in the
city, returning home last night.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew johnson.
returned Saturday afternoon from
Fergus Falls. Mr.. Johnson reports
that the early crops are growing
heavily but that the late planted
grain is very light along the way.
S. A.. Cutter of this city, who
clerks at the postohice, returned
Saturday evening from st. Peter
where he was called week ago by
the unexpected death Of his father.
Mr.. Cutters father died of heart
failure. 49,: 81
A. A. Richardson of this city, the
view photographer, returned Satur-
day evening from a trip to Belle
Prairie and Little Falls. While
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