The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-28

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Fancy fresh fruit for, the Sunday
table or sick room in today at Peter
sons. IS. ...>.
Miss Maude Murphy of Mahnomer
came over from her home last night
for short visit with friends in
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F. R. Symons, local agent for the
Minneapolis Brewing company, went
to Tenstrike last night on business,
returning at 1890.
Thomas Bailey, Jr., was Bemidji
visitor in Laporte yesterday, looking
after some business matters there
He returned home last night.
VIII. wye, the we'll known logger,
left last night for his cedar camps
near Kelliher after enjoying a few
days rest with his family in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Swenson
and daughter of Minneapolis arrived
in Bemidji last evening on the. M,
& I. train and will spend a few days
at Lake Bemidji.
M. D. Stoner of this city, who is
| president of the Blackjack Electric
Light & Power company, went up to
the Duck" last night to look after
his interests there.
Dan McLane, one of the local
employees of the NJ. & I. railway
company, went to Tenstrike last
evening near where he is working on
repairs for bridge.
Acre tracts for $125. These
beautiful tracts may be secured by
the small payment of S. down and
S. per month. No interest for two
years. F. M. Malzahn.
A. P. Reeves, a prominent tiller
of the soil living in the neighbour
| hood of Tenstrike, transacted bust
ness here yesterday and returned
home on the evening train.
Glenn Slossen, a young Bemidji
man who is getting quite reputation
up the line" for tuning pianos, left
last evening for Blackjack where h e
had several instruments to repair.
A. E.. Fritz, who looks after the
interests in this direction of the St.
Cloud Journal-Press, arrived in Be.
midi yesterday and is attending to
some business matters here for his
paper.
If you send your sons and daugh.
tiers to the Mankato Commercial
College, they will be under the best
inhunce, morally, socially an d
educationally. Send for their year
book. It is free.
Emanuel Cohen of Minneapolis
who is enjoying a short outing in
this part of the state as a guest al
| the Jester summer resort on Lake
Plantagnet, transacted business in
the city yesterday.
Fred Baumgardner and Ole Smell.
ing, two of the local linemen for the
Northwestern Telephone company
spent several hours last evening in
the vicinity of Farley repairing the
Elong-distance line to Blackjack.
Harry Koors, local knight o.
the grip" went to Blackjack last
evening and spent a few hours there
on business for the Thomas Thomp
son Fruit company of Duluth
getting back to Bemidji at 1890
Ladies tailored made suits $40 tt
$35. O'Leary-Bowser Co.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, whose husband
is erecting a fine $4,000 hotel al
Kelliher, came down: yesterday
morning and spent the day here or
business matters for Mr.. Smith, re
turning to Kelliher on the evening
train. .:~"
L. Nap Lapointe, proprietor of an
emporium" at Blackjack, came
down yesterday afternoon on the Be
midi. international Falls freight
train and spent the night and today
looking after business matters anc
visiting friends in the city.
/ A. K. Mcpherson, prominen
resident of Walker who looks afte
] the northern Minnesota interests o
the ]. c. Pillsbury Timbe company
of Minneapolis, came over from Hib
bling yesterday afternoon where h,
had been estimating the value o