The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Continued
Story Of
Current Event..

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See the new coats, suits and
dresses at Berman Emporium.
y Mrs. A. "A. Smith and little daugh-
/ ter came down this morning from
their home at Kelliher and spent
today here, doing some shopping
and visiting with local friends.
/ ]. G. Gibson, agent at Kelliher for
| a Minneapolis cedar company, passed
Through the city last evening from
1 Minneapolis to Kelliher, having
! beer to Minneapolis on business
trip.
! John G. Morrison, Jr., who with
| Q. Gravelle conducts fine general
store at Red Lake, came down from
the agency yesterday forenoon and
/ spent several hours in Bemidji, re-
Turning to Red Lake in the after.
1 noon. :, -. :. - < q
! The ladies of the Episcopal
guild will hold a 7-cent social
Friday evening, Oct. 18th. Watch
for particulars.
Mr.. G. W.. Woodford and son,
Stewart L., are in the city in the
interest of the Western Register
Co., of st. Paul. The accident poll
cies they issue are for men or
women. = III r.. - 81: =: ?.
T. l.. Duncan of Northome,~ state
cruiser of swamp lands, came to the
city yesterday afternoon from Cass
Lake and spent the night here, leav-
ing this morning for his home at
Northome. ~ -
New fall styles are being rece ived
daily at the Model Clothing store.
Many are making their. selections
now, as the more exclusive styles
are always picked up early. A
strong showing of Sincerity clothes.
r New fall styles are being received
daily at the Model Clothing store.
Many are making their selections
now, as the more exclusive styles
are always picked up early. A
strong showing oil Sincerity clothes.
The Ladies of the Methodist
church will serve a chicken pie sup
PR in the Odd. Fellows hall Satur,
day, from 5 to 8 o'clock. 81. -
Richard Leet, shipping clerk for
the w. C. Church Lumber company,
returned this morning from Houpt,
where he spent several days on bust
ness. He states that Mr. Church
left Thursday night for his home at
Des Moines, la. s-:.:@.' - - --'s',,. i -
Otto Brose, who lives near
Domaas postoffice, came to the city
this morning from his home Mr..
Brose is suffering with eczema and
decided to consult a local physician
in the hopes of securing some relief
from the irritation. ~. 49,
w. T. Kuntze, the Gemmell mer-
chant, came to- the city from his
; home last night and spent the night
| and today here. Mr.. Kuntze is one
of the north country's most con-
|.sistent boosters and he is pros
pering in his business enterprises
at Gemmell. =.
Our coffees are fresh roasted every
week. Bsmidji Tea Store. Tele-
phone 423. ~
|
[ J. F. Eagan, the popular St. Paul
commercial travler, states that the
enterprise shown by the Pioneer,
last evening, in publishing the score
of the championship baseball game
between Detroit and Pittsburg was
a great feather in the cap" of this
eninently respectable family journal.
The rain Of last night and today
has gladdened the hearts of local
nimrods. The atmospheric moist
ure" will cause the ducks to move
some aud fly within human reach.
No doubt, if the rain keeps up over
Sunday, a large number of ducks
will be brought to earth, to be later
served on Bemidji tables.
| Judge Wright departed last night
for Brainerd to spend Sunday there
as the guest Of Judge McClenahan.
! Court was adjourned yesterday after.
moon until next Tuesday, and the
( judge took advantage of the adjourn
ment to 20 to Brainerd and also
visit at his home at Park Rapids or
f.. '