The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-04-23
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.

The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve supper at Odd Fellows
halls Saturday, 5 to 8.
The best guaranteed felt mattresses
The Stearns & Foster are sold
only by ]. P. Lahr. Do not accept
a substitute for the best.
| w. H. Wye, the logger, was an
arrival on this mornings train from
his camps near Kelliher. He will
visit with his family in this city over
iSunday.
| Mrs. ]. R. Stewart of this city
went to Blackduck last evening on
one of her weekly trips to give
music lessons to her large class of
pupils at the Duck"
! Popular sheet music at the North.
western Music Co. 15c tomorrow
only.
DR.. R. H. Monahan, of the medi.
cal firm of Monahan & Osborn OF
Blackduck, departed last evening fol
the Duck" after coming in for a
short business consultation with a
local citizen.
! Mrs. G. M. Palmer, wife of DR..
Palmer of this city, accompanied by
her little daughter, Floy, returned
last evening from Minneapolis whele
she visited at her old home during
the last month.
Mrs. Peter Radell of Baudette, in
in the northern part of the county,
departed on this mornings early
train for International Falls on her
way home after enjoying a short
visit in Bemidji.
Phillip Medley, a prominent resi-.
dent of Park Rapids, came up last
evening on the Sauk Center train
train from the Rapids" and spent
today visiting among the business
men of this city.
Sliced Singapore pineapples, zoe
per can, at Roe & Markusen's.
Ed Tabor, one of the hustlip g
young commercial travellers of this
city, left last evening for Interna.
tional Falls to sell buttermilk" as
one of his friends ex pressed it, in the
interest of his company.
J. C. Schultz, travelling auditor
of the M. & l., arrived in the city
| last evening and transacted a few
| hours business at the company's
| station in this city, leaving on the
1890 train for his home in Brain.
| erd.
Saturday we offer popular sheet
music at 15c. Northwestern
| Music Co.
H. w. Forrier cf Littlefork, who
is contesting the right of Hugh
| Mcintosh of international Falls tc
| act as sheriff of Koochiching county
| arrived in the city last. .evening or
| the 1880 train tossconsult one of the
local attorneys.
M. S. Miner, one of the well
| known conductors on the M. & I,
| who runs from Bemidji to Inter.
national Falls on the freight train
departed this morning for Brainerd
to report to headquarters for duty
after several weeks absence.
Try Gold Medal coffee-the best
coffee in Bemidji. For sale by Rot
& Markusen's.
Edgar Titus, who clerks in the
City Drug store, departed last even
ing for Kelliher to relieve A. Gil
mour, who owns a pharmacy there
in conjunction with John Goodman
of this city, in order that Mr.. Gil.
m our might come down for a short
business visit in Bemidji.
Sliced Singapore pineapples, zoe
per can, at Roe & Markusen's.
A. Gilmour, formerly of lackducl
but who now conducts drug store
at Kel]iher owned by himself anc
John Goodman Of this city, came
in this morning in answer to {
summons to appear as witness in {
case which is pending during ths
present term of district court in tni.
city. --.a
M. V. Kane of international Falls
the county attorney of Koochiching
county, came in last evening from
the Falls and left on the mid.
! NIGHT train for Grand Ranids IN