The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-28
P.J. Carey Of Crookston was q
visitor in the city today.

S e. ". NdIcy Ol CIOOASlOM MAS q
visitor in the city today.
Dr.. c. r. Sanborn departed this
morning for Brainerd on5a business
trip.
H. r. Trask, the local CONNER
cial traveller, went to Walker this
w. E. Feeney came to the city
last night from his home at North
ONE, and remained here as a guest
at the Hotel Markham.
A. C. Ross, junior member Of the
firm Of Ross & Ross, came down
from Kelliher this morning and
passed on through to Brainerd on a
business trip.
Decoration day sale beginning at
once at Mrs. Conger's Millinery.
Reduction on all trimmed hats; also
have a new line of sailors. Post
office block, 200 Fourth street, Be-
midi.
w. H. Browning and J. c. Simms,
commercial travellers who make"
towns in this vicinity, departed
this morning for Laporte and Nary,
respectively. They expected to re-
turn this evening.
Word comes from the home of ].
M. Stafford to the effect that Jap"
is improving, and that it is now be-
lieved that he has splendid chances
to recover from the illness which has
been so serious that his life was dis
paired of. All of which is pleasant
for the many local friends of the
popular barber.
The Seniors will give Japanese
play, "Mitsu-yu-N isse,' at the opera
house, Friday night, May %.
Anton hilbert, prominent farmer
in the Farley district Zone of the
kind who till the soil intelligentlv
and with resulting profts), came to
the city this morning and spent sew
eral hours in the city on business.
Mr.. hilbert is one of the pioneers Of
Farley, having come to this county
eleven years ago; and he is well
suited with conditions here.
Millinery sale at the Henrionnet
Millinery parlors this week and next
Call and get your hats before the
line is broken.
John Wilson, the general repre-
sentative for the Red River Lumber
| company in these parts" returned
last night from Minneapolis, where
he had been to consult Franz
| Kline, the general manager of thu
company. Mr.. Wilson states tina
Mr.. Kline has almost fully recovered
from the illness which has bothered
him for the last two years and i
clipper" and, in fact, feels like
fighting cock"
Mrs. A. P. Richie and little sou
Harold, departed this morning TO
St. Cloud, where they will visit Mrs
Ritchie's parents for some time t.
come. They were accompanied b.
Carl Works,a nephew of Mr.. Richie
who has been visiting here. MI
Works, who was formerly a membe
of the United States navy, serves
with the fleet that went around TIL
world, and he can relate many inter
esting happenings of Uncle Sans
marine affairs.
Do not fail to see the Japanes
love story which the Seniors wi
present at the opera house, May 2s
Miss Florence McKusick, daugh
ter of County Attorney McKusicl
departed this morning for ALDER
Lea, where she will visit during tn
next week with her sister, Mis-
Servia, who has been attending tn
Albert Lea college for some tim
past, Miss Servia is a member {
! the graduating class of Albert lie
college, and the commencement
exercises and attendant service
will be held beginning with tomorrow
: and Miss Florence goes to Albel
.(Iea for the purpose of attendin