The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-23

to Bemidji this morning and spent
the day here on business.
Naish McKinnon returned to the
city last evening from business
trip to st. Paul, where he spent
two days mingling with business
associates.
Harry Mills, roadmaster for the
M: & l., left this morning on the
north-bound M. & I. passenger train
on visit Of inspection to points
north Of Bemidji.
You can be we'll dressed at small
expense when you buy your wearing
apparel at the Berman Emporiu m.
R. r. Murphy, Of the firm of
Bisiar & Murphy, returned last night
from Big Falls, where he spent yes
terday looking after some business
matters for his firm.
w. T. Sherman, former old.time
resident of Bemidji, came to the
city last evening from Fargo, N. D.,
for a visit. Grabbing men for the
Crookston Lumber company" said
Sherman, when asked what he was
doing these days.
November Edison monograph
records will be on sale the first of
next week. N. w. Music Co., 314
Minnesota Ave. ~.
The mems fish supper, which was
given last evening in the I. O. o. F.
hall, was largely attended. The
viands which were served were of
an exceptional quality; and the
supper was greatly enjoyed by all. A
neat sum was realized from the
supper which will 20 to replenish
the treasury of the Presbyterian
church. ~
Here are all these children attend
ing school again and putting their
eyes to the severest test. It is in
youth and during school life that
the strain that afterwards makes the
wearing of glasses necessary take
place. Correct attention to the eyes
at this period of life may mean the
preservation of vision in old age. It
is better than money put into saw
ngs bank.
Street Commissioner James Miller
and the contractors finished putting
in the cutoff valves for the city
waterworks system late yesterday
afternoon and the city water was
turned on, after being shut off the
greater portion of the day. Mr..
Miller states that it will not be
necessary to turn off the water again,
unless some bad leak is discovered,
making a.4shut off necessary. --
John King, one of the pioneer
residents of Walker, came to Bemidji
last evening and attended the meet.
ing of Elkanah Commandery, of
which organization he is member.
Mr.. King hassfor many years been
one of the political war horses" of
Cass county, and he still has consi-
derable influence when campaign
isson. Mr.. King returned to his
home this morning, we'll pleased
with his brief sojourn in the Hub
City of ,North-C Central Minnesota"
; Stands for $ucce$$. Little Falls
Business college.
Frank Davis was brought to this
city last night by Deputy Sheriff
Andrew Johnson, having been taken
from an old shack mile east of Be-
midi, bordering on the Rosby
Swamp Davis had beenalying in
the shack since wednesday, evening
of last week, being without foodsand
was nearly famished when brought
to the city last evening. Davis
stated that hetccamef. from AAkeley
to Bemidji Wednesday evening of
last week; thatlhe spent the night
in this city and that he wassrobbed
of all the money he had;athat he
took his valise and went to the shack
east of here, where he had been ever
since brooding over theiloss of his
coin" It is likely that Davis
mind is affected, causing him to
act so strangely. H. -~.
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Few of us know much about fur s.;
and most Of usf know practically
nothing about how the fur bearing
animals are trapped and skinned,
and how the peltry becomes the
finished lady's fur garments or small