The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-12-04
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
&c to Hakkerup's for photos.

Tomorrow is the last day of the
great sale at Berman's Emporium.
s. Attachments for the Edison r.
minute records at the Northwestern
Music company's store. n IS
[ George Kirk, the 'Northome
logger, returned to his camps last
evening after enjoying a two days
visit with his family in this city. -
All articles that are to be sent in
for the Episcopal sale, December s,
should be delivered to Mrs. w. A.
Mcdonald before Saturday after
noon.
E. N. French, the druggist,
departed last evening on the north
bound" to look after his drug store
at the Duck" and returned to the
! city this morning.
Miss Berg of Northome arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from a
short visit with friends in Grand
Rapids and returned home on the M.
& I. train in the evening.
H. N. Mckee, who assists J. P.
Lair in the latter's furniture store
in this city, is recovering from a
severe attack of lagrippe and is able
to appear down town again.
Miss Lambert of Royalton, who
has been clerking in Berman's En-
porium during the last four months,
returned home. Yesterday on the
south-bound passenger train.
Your choice out Of rs SIS hats at
$3.50. Saturday, at Henrionnet's
Millinery ParIors.
Miss Oyri, who belongs to the
clerical staff at the Berman En-
porium, departed yesterday morning
for Fergus Falls where she will spend
few days on a business trip.
J. J. Opsahl of this city went to
Blackjack last evening to sell more
land" as he expressed it at the
train last evening. Mr.. Opsahl
returned to Bemidji this morning.
will sell the furnishings of
first-class residence and a lot of
secondhand clothing Saturday. at
2 p. M, in Swedback building
near Model bakery. A. B. Allen.
F. J. Wiland, who owns a meat
market in Northome, came in yes
terday from three weeks visit in
Bertha and returned to Northome on
the north-bound passenger train last
evening.
Masks at Peterson's.
A. B. Hazen of this city, sheriff.
elect of Beltrami county, returned to
the city yesterday afternoon from a
several weeks visit on his farm
south of here, on the shores of Lake
Plantagenet.
Peter Slough, a farmer and wood
dealer living at Nary, came in last
evening on short business trip and
returned 10 Nary this morning. Mr..
Slough likes this cold wea ther-he
sells more wood.
| N. L. Hakkerup, the photographer,
has received a letter from his
brother, John, in which the latter
states that he has built a fine new
studio in Deer River. John Hak-
kerup is also a photogra pher.
Henry Dalthuhl, formerly pro-
! prietor of a saloon in Blackjack,
spent yesterday in this city prepar-
ing the final papers for selling his
saloon to T. Gustafson, also of
Black. Mr.. Dalthuhl returned to
the Duck" last evening.
Come and hear the latest 2 and f.
minute Edison records at the North:
western Music company's store.
A. A. Carter returned to the CITY
this morning on the early train from
Duluth where he spent a few days
settling for the damages which his
son, James, received last June while
operating an elevator in the Torrey
Building. James was severely hurt
at that time. The amount of
| damages was settled ont 0f court