The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-12-19
The Continued
Story Of.
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Ladies and children's coats, one
fourth off. O'Leary & Bowser.
Birch wood, jack pine and tamarac,
four foot and sixteen inch. Hayth
wood yard, rear Of P. Q. block.
Ed Tabor, who secures orders fol
Melges Brothers of this city, went tc
5Kelliher last evening on business fol
the company.
Ladies skirts, one-fourth off.
O'Leary & Bowser.
A. 3. Clare of Grand rapids came
in this morning from Northome and
spent the day attending to a few
business matters in this city. sz
I Miss Mildred Woodruff of this
city came this morning from Turtle
River, where she is teaching school,
and spent the day at her home in
this city. - .'. r-
For sale-A ton Of Christmas
mixed candy, 10 cents per pound, at
the Model. -.
c.. F. Ross of Duluth came in
this morning from the logging camp
of Ross & Ross near Kelliher,
and spent the day on business for
the firm in this city. =: = -
George A. Fisher, one of the
Northome business men, was an out
of-town visitor in the city yesterday,
returning home last evening on the
north-bound M. & I. passenger train.
Christmas stickers and tags at the
Pioneer office.
John T. Oyler, ex-postmaster at
Big Falls and one time editor of the
Enterprise, came in from the Falls
this morning, accompanied by his
wife, and spent the day in this city.
]. A Youngren of this city,
auditor for the Shevlin Matthew
Lumber company, left this morning
onthe M. & I. passenger train for
Minneapolis to attend some personal
matters.
Twenty per cent discount on
heating stoves at w. NJ. Ross.
I. G. Haycraft and son, Charles,
and Jesse Odds formed party of
Farley people who came in on this
mornings train and spent the day
on business and visiting friends in
this city,
]. E. Lindgren of this city, who
holds the position of card clerk and
weighmaster on the M. & T., left
this morning for Minneapolis on a
weeks combined business and
pleasure visit.
Ladies' skirts, one-foarth off.
O'LearY & Bowser.
William Naylor, who formerly
attended the Bemidji High school
but who is now living in Wadena,
and his uncle, w. H. Young of that
city, are visiting a few days with
friends in Bemidji.
Get a hand sled for the boy for
Christmas. We have large assert
ment at bargain prices. Jerrard
& Covington.
George E. Snyder, who travels for
the Works Biscuit company, returned
to his home in Superior this noon
after making" this part of his terri
tory. MFR. Snyder will spend Sun.
day with his family in Superior.
Misses Anna and jamie Mills,
who teach respectively in the schools
at Turtle River and at Northome,
came in this morning and spent the
day at their home in this city. They
will return to their schools this even
ing.
| Special sale on kitchen ename
ware, the blue and white: The
assortment is complete and big
values. Jerrard & Covington.
| Superintendent w. H. Strachan
OF the M. & l., passed through Be
midi this morning in his private ca
on his return to Brainerd after in
specting the line Mr.. Strachan wa.
accompanied from this city b,
Roadmaster Harry Mills.
C.. w. Stanton of this city, asso
ciate judge of the Fifteenth Judicia
district, returned to the city yester
day noon, via Crookston, from St
Paul where he spent several day
attending to some personal bushes
matters and visiting old friends il
the SANITY City,"
Miss Mae Shook of Northome
who teaches in the Tenstrike schools
came in on this mornings south
bound M. & I. passenger train t,
meet her sister, Miss Harriet, VIII,
arrived in, the city last night from
Grand Rapids. The Misses Shool
visited today at the home of Mrs. H
G.. fuller of this city.
Ladies' tailor-made suits, one
fourth off, at O'Leary and Bowser's
: J. Ferdinand and Julian Peterson
sons of J.. Peterson, Jr., of this city