The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-28
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events 7
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Ladies fall coats $3.50 to $35.

lOLeary-BOWSer 20.
Reverend P. Hernon of Superior
Wis, visited in Bemidji last night
staying at the Markham hotel. He
left for Park Rapids this morning.
Miss Emma Barth of Hackensack
was an arrival on the midnight
train from Grand Forks, N. d.
She returned home on this mornings
train. scs-
Uncle, George Wetzel, pioneer
resident in the vicinity of Tenstrike
and president of the Beltramj
County Old Settlers association,
was an out-of-town visitor in the
city today. ~~.-- --
Ives ice cream is made Of pure
cream nothing else. You can taste
it is perfect. At Peterson's. H.
William Burce came down this
morning from the vicinity of Black
duck and other north-country towns
where he was looking after business
for the Crookston Lumber company
of this city.
Thomas Mccormick, who has
been "hashing" in Dalton's restaur-
ant, departed yesterday morning
with his wife for Northome where he
will 60 into the restaurant business
with his father.
Otto Peterson, who looks after the
northern Minnesota interests of the
L. K. Deal Lumber company OF
Des Moines, Iowa, left his local
office yesterday afternoon for a brief
business trip to Puposky.
Mrs. F. O. sibley of Island Lake,
wife of County Commissioner F. O.
Sibley, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, shopped in Bemidji all day yes.
terday and returned home on the 4
o'clock train in the afternoon.
Buy an acre tract within the city
limits and have room for small fruits
or vegetables. $125 per acre, SIS
| down and IS per month, no interest
for two years. Land is located in
Omich's second addition. F. M
! Malzahn.
Charles Anderson, formerly of
Nevis but who recently purchased
the saloon and hotel business of
William Hyatt at Fowlds, was an
| out-of-town visitor for few hours
in Bemidji yesterday, returning home
yesterday afternoon.
Stands for Success. Little F all.
BUSINESS college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hatten and
family of Jamestown, N. D., de-
parted this morning for Brainerd on
their return to jamestown after en-
joying short visit at the home of
Mrs. Hatten's folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Walker of this city.
| MI. and Mrs. ]. H. Crouch ane
family of this city returned last
last evening from Cass Lake wher,
they enjoyed a few days. camp.
ing with Reverend Thomas Barbour
They camped two days on beautiful
Star Island, which is in Beltram
county.
Miss jamie Mills, daughter Of
Harry Mills of this city, was a
passenger on this mornings train
enroute to Walker, where she will
visit at the home of Mrs. C.. G.
Whitney. Mrs. Whitney was former
ly Miss Addie Nelson of Ada and
has many friends in Bemidji. Miss
jamie will return next Monday even
Ling.
All Sunday papers Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning at Peter
sons.
| William Belts, the. Crookstor
Lumber company's walking boss al
Fowlds, came down this morning or
the company's logger" and left
this noon for the home of hi.
brother, Theodore, at Grand Rapids
where his father aud mother from
Fredericktown, New Brunswick, art
now visiting. Billy" will be gon,
several days. : -
I E. L. Oberg, editor of that brigh
| little weekly, the Backduck American
was among the north-country arrival
on this mornings M. & I. train VIII,
came down to transact business il
Bemidji. Mr.. Oberg had a numbe