The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-11-30

O'Leary- -Bowser Co.
H. A. Gamer. A. U. Way and
George B. Way came to the city last
evening from Park Rapids and
spent the night here, returning to
the Rapids this morning.
Miss Beulah Brown, cousin of
M. ]. Brown of this city, returned
this morning to her home in ST..
Paul after having spent several days
visiting with Mr.. Bown and Bemidji
friends.
Archdeacon ParshalI of Cass Lake
came to the city this morning and
spent several hours here. The arch
deacon left this afternoon for
Mentor, where he will spend tonight,
and will leave tomorrow for visit
at Crookston and Warroad.
T. J. Miller, senior member of the
T. J.. Miller Insurance agency re-
turned this morning from St. Paul,
where be spent the past ten days on
business in connection with several
prospective land deals. Mr.. Miller
was accompanied by his daughter,
Olive.
Sam Marin and John Larson, two
of Bemidji's mighty hunters, re-
turned this morning from Kelliher,
| where they have spent the past two
| weeks cunning" for big game.
They brought with them four fine
deer which they killed while up
north"
Wait for the biggest fur sale of the
season at the Berman Emporium
Decemper 9 and 10.
A regular meeting of the Bemid il
fire department will be held at the
council chambers this evening, when
several matters of Importance will
be discussed and much business
transacted. All members of the
de 3artment should be present.
Earl Cell, Chief.
Del Burgess, who makes several
brands of cigars that are popular
with users of the weed" left last
evening for Turtle River, where he
usually sells fine bill of smokes, "
whenever he goes to that place.
Del is a good booster for Bemidji,
and he deserves the success he is
attaining.
S. G.. Byerly of Duluth, travelling
auditor for the Duluth Brewing com.
pany, was business visitor in Be-
midi yesterday. Sam is taking full
cognizance of the acts of the Indian
department in closing saloons, and
warns his customers to beware of the
aboriginee with a consuming thirst,
for, indeed, he at last "biteth like a
serpent and stingeth like an adder"
and incidentally putteth his white
brother out of business.
E. D. Pepper, junior member OF
the firm of Pepper & Son, Bemidjis
wholesale liquor dealers, left last
evening on a business trip to Kelli-
her, where Pepper & Son have a
fine business. And, by the way, the
Bemidji booze" house, has worked
up a fine business all over this
section of the state, despite orders
of government officials which are
fast RELOCATING the saloon men to the
| ranks of the common people,"
A $4,000 stock of the finest furs
in the country will be on sale De.
| cember 9 and 10 at the Berman
Emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Lycan de;
parted yesterday afternoon for Grand
Forks, N. D., where they will visit
C. c. Gowran and family. While
Mr.. Lycan is at the "Forx'' he will
attend the institution of the new
Shriner's lodge at Grand Forks,
which will be instituted at the
FORK" tonight. The, Shrine to be
instituted is the second in North
Dakota, the only other Shrine being
at Fargo. This will be one of the
big events in Masonry in the Flick
ertail" state.
Mayor John Pogue appeared on
the streets yesterday, accompanied
by only a cane, and minus the
crutches with which he has walked
after getting outside and going