The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-11-20
Tho Coz. Continued 4
Story OF
Current Events.

cards for Christmas at the Hakkerup
studio. s
Hats are being sold at astonish.
ingly low prices at Henrionett's
Millinery Parlors. .. =
E. I. p. Staide, the Walker banker
spent last night in Bemidji, having
come up from his home on the even.
ing passenger. 8 Il r.. II:
Sample line Of ladies' and
childrens' underwear at 80 IL
per cent of while they last, at
the Bazaar store. =.
w. D. Beehley, the Smith Prem
Ter representative, has been in the
city for the last two days looking
after business for his company.
J. N. Grant, who owns claim in
the vicinity of Wilton, came in yes
terday afternoon from a short visit
in Grand Rapids and returned to his
homestead last evening.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star Friday evening,
Nov. 20. All members are requested
to be present: There will be initia-
alton and lunch will be served.
Visitors always welcome.
T. ]. WEIGH of Walker, general
manager of the T. ]. Welsh Timber
company, came up from his home
last evening and spent the night in
the city consulting with local people
who are interested in his company.
J. F. Mogan of Northome, who
spent yesterday in the city, returned
to his home last evening. Jack"
appears to be enjoying married life
and does not hesitate to assert that
it is seventh heaven" on this
earth.
&c. Schultz OF Brainerd, travel
ing auditor for the M. & I. railway
company, came up from Brainerd
last evening and passed on through
to Mizpah, where he last night
checked up the local agent of the
M. & I:
Joseph Lenes, who is travelling
representative for the Fosston Roller
mills IS. S. Stadvold's splendid -four
manufacturing plant), was a visitor
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Lenes
left last evening for Bena on a bust
ness trip.
Sam Ellis, who owns a splendid
farm near Blackjack, was a visitor
in the city yesterday. He was
interested in the meeting of the
board of county commissioners which
was held Yesterday and was present
during most of the session.
A. Vanselow, the head baker at
the Model bakery, returned to the
city last evening from short visit
with his family in Waseca, in the
southern part of the state, and is
again at his bench, turning out his
fine line of cakes and pastry.
Skip Knouf, the cruiser who is in
the employ of the state surveyor
general, came over from Cass Lake
last evening and attended the meet
ing of the local Elk lodge, of which
he is a member. Mr.. Knouf returned
home on last nights G.. N. passenger.
All our childreBs' and misses
coats at 70 per cent discount for
Friday and Saturday at the Baz-
aar store.
G.. E. Kreatz returned to the city
lsst night from Chisholm where he
has six contracts for erecting brick
buildings. Mr.. Kreatz has been
very busy on the iron range since
the recent fires burned so many of
the cities in that section of the
country.
Harry Schmidt, one of the pop
ular young men of Crookston, passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
on the west-bound passenger train
enroute home from Hibbing, near
where he enjoyed a weeks hunting.
Harry is a good hunter and secured
the limit of deer, one of which was
a handsome seven-pronged buck.
| Conductor D. J. Hart, of the
Great Northern, fell from the top of
a box car in the local yards Wednes-
day night and was thought to be
! seriously injured. Mr.. Hart was
| taken to the St. Anthonv's hOSDital