The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-26

and Chamberlain's Stomach ane
Liver Tablets will do that. Ea,,
10 take and most effective.
Come to the Merka Festa for fancy
and useful articles.
Order your flowers early for Deco
ration Day from the Lake Park
greenhouse. Phone loo.
Do not fail to see the japanese
Hove story which the Seniors will
present at the opera house, May %.
At last there is good sweet cream
to be had only at Stewards confec-
| tionery.
Remember the swedish Aid sup
| per IN /. o. o. F. hall Wednes-
day evening.
| S. E. Thompson, the Tenstrike
merchant, spent yesterday in the
city, returning to his home last
evening.
Mrs. Conger is offering every
trimmed hat in her store at a liberal
reduction. Now is the time to get
a bargain, just before Decoration.
Postofhce block, 209 Fourth street.
Conger's.
John McDougald, the efficient
mayor of Blackjack, returned to his
home last evening, after having
spent yesterday in the city, looking
after some business matters and in
cidentally noting what the board of
county commissioners were doing.
State Senator Hackney of St.
Paul, who represents the Midway
district in the state legislature, ar
rived in the city last night on bust
ness mission. Senator Hackney is
an attorney of considerable repute,
trustee of Hamline University and
| member of the city council of St.
Paul.
Fishing on Lake Bemidjiis now at
its height, and the one especially
attractive ground appears to be the
territory near the bridge of the M.
R. l.. & M. RED Lake") railway,
where every hour of the day many
fisherman may be seen diligently
angling for fish, some standing on
the bridge, while others are anchored
| in boats near the bridge. Many
good catches are being taken from
the river at that point and from
Lake Irving, just above the bridge.
George E. Ericsson, the talented
Spooner attorney, came in from his
| home town yesterday afternoon and
spent last night and today here, on
legal business. Mr.. Ericsson was
| compelled to come down by the
way of Duluth, on the Canadian
Northern railway. and thence to Be-
midi by the G. N. Accompanied
by one of his sons, Mr.. Ericsson re-
| Gently returned from visit to his
old home, Red Wing, where he had
a most enjoyable time, renewing
old acquaintance and mingling
| with relatives.
w. H. H. Cash, one of the parties
who were here yesterday from Chi.
cago to bid on the county bonds,
is an old friend of James Hancock,
who has been in the city for several
| days. Messrs. Hancock and Cash
were formerly fellow townsmen atNew
Lisben, Wis. This was twenty-five
years ago and the friendship which
prevailed then has not waned in the
quarter of a century that the gentle
men have been apart. They renewed
their friendship yesterday, taking a
ride on the lake and talking oyer
old times.
A. E. Whiting departed last even.
ing for Blackjack, after having
spent yesterday in the city. He
came down from the Duck" Mon.
day night and spent that night and
yesterday in the city with his fam.
lily. Mr.. Whiting is the senior mem.
Der of the firm of Trondson & Wit
ting, and he says that the Black
/ duck Handcar Club, of which he is
an honored member, is making great
preparations to give a royal recep-
| ton to those who attend the fourth
annual meeting next Saturday night
! and Sunday, on Blackjack lake.