The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-29
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Carpet, Rugs, and Linoleums at
|O'Leary-Bowser Co.
Otto Peterson returned yesterday
evening from his business trip to-
Laporte, whittier he went yesterday
morning.
F. w. Chapman, the Tenstrike
hustler, transacted business in Be-
midjisyesterday and returned to his
home last evening. ..
| Dray load of fine fruit for Satur-
day and Sunday trade at Peterson's.
Mrs. ]. A. Lyndgren Of Monticello,
sister of C. A.. Roman, came to the
city last eveaing fromsher home and
will spend several days in BemidJi
and vicinity, being the guest of Mr..
Roman. -. ..~sszz1-..... II.
The C.. E., society will give a
Halloween social in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, Oct. 20.
Everybody Come spend wi us a
happy NIGHT, and crack joke
! thegither." g. ~ ~
Mrs. Charles Argall, wife of .Attor-
ney ArgalI of Cass Lake, : accom-
panied by a friend, came. to the city
yesterday afternoon from the Lake"
and passed several hours here, re-
turning home on the night train.
John Dale, the corpulent, good
natured Irishmen who is one of the
most popular men who ever lived in
Turtle River, spent yesterday in
Bemidji and returned home last
evening, being loaded down with
provisions which he could not pur-
chase in his home town.
"Many-Use" Oil fine for locks,
clocks, skates. OF. spout oiler, 1Oc
! w. E. Broad, who farms in the
Town of Summit, near Blackjack,
made trip to Crookston to consult
some parties there on a business
deal, coming back to Bemidji yes
terday noon. Mr.. Broad left for
his home last evening, going to
Blackjack and "hoofing 1t" from
that place to the farm. -
w. H. Gemmell, general manager,
and w. H. Strachan, superintendent,
of the M. & I. Railway, left for
Brainerd yesterday afternoon, the
private car 80" being attached to
the regular south-bonnd local"
freight train on the M. & I. The
news that reached here of the Brain
|erd fire had to do with their brief
stay in Bemidji.
! The employment firm of Anderso n
& Johnson yesterday afternoon
shipped gang of men to
Fowlds to work in the camps of the
+ Crookston Lumber company at that
point, and last evening they sent
another "bunch'' of Jacks" to
Blackjack to be employed by the
Crookston folks. =
Fresh oysters and celery, sweet
; cream, eggs, butter and cheese at
Peterson's.
; Josiah Weaver, one of the corp
of sturdy farmers who till the sol
scientifically and diversifedly in thu
Town of Summit, was a bushes.
visitor in Bemidji yesterday. MI
Weaver spent the day here and re
turned to his home last evening
Mr.. Weaver has resided in Sunni
township for the past fifteen years
being one of the pioneer settlers q
that section.
Get tomorrow evenings Pic
neer for account of Minnesota
, Chicago football game.
The M. & I. north-bound passen
gea train, due here last evening a,
$50, did not arrive until $40, thu
: delay being caused by late connec
tons at Brainerd with the north
bound train on the main line of tn
N. P. railway. ALI N. P. train
; from St. Paul are more or les
delayed in getting out of the Cap
tai City," these days.
Just received, a new shipment q
: winter underwear and hosiery. Ais
: a full line of women's outing fame
gowns. Come early while the assor
ment is good. Hetland & Fallor
John Gilstad. the Town of Sum
3 nit farmer and raiser of champion
> ship potatoes, clover and bacon hog.