The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-08-26

| Ask to see our new fall suits and
skirts, at Berman Emporium.
William Gerlinger returned last
evening to his home at Spur los,
after spending yesterday in the city
on business.
Joseph Kenville, the hotelkeeper
and refreshment dealer of Kelliher,
came to the city this morning and
spent the day here on business.
I. C Haycraft, the Farley dealer
in lands and cordwood, returned to
his home at Farley last evening. He
was a visitor in Bemidji yesterday
on a business mission.
P. ]. McKeon returned last even.
ing from a business trip to Brajnerd,
whittier he went yesterday morning
too look after some matters in con.
nection with his boarding cars.
| $125 for acre tracts in Omich's
second addition to the city of Be-
midi. IS down and payments of S.
per month, without interest for two
years. Nearly enough timber to pay
for the land.
A regular meeting of Bemidji
Lodge, M. B. of A. will be held
Thursday evening, Aug. rs, at 8
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present, as three will be business
of Importance.
Matt Fisher, the original, blown
in-the-bottle Matt, who owns the
townsite of Funkley, came to Be-
midi this morning and was a visitor
here today. Matt has lot of friends
here who are always pleased to
extend the glad hand"
E. E. Kerwin and wife, who have
been visiting with G.. w. and c.. A.
Walker, have returned to their home
at Pelican Rapids, where Mr.. Ker-
win is agent for the Great Northern
railway. They had a very pleasant
visit here. Mrs. Kerwin is daugh-
ter of G.. w. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale, and
John junior, were visitors in the
city today, coming down from their
home this morning for a days
mingling among their many local
friends. John junior is healthy
looking youngster and is a small
edition of his "dad." Long life to
him.
Call in and see all the latest in
dress goods at the Bazaar Store.
Rev. Kolste, pastor of the local
| Norwegian Lutheran chur ch, came
to the city this morning from his
claim near Long lake and spent
today here looking after some pri-
vate matters. Farm life agrees
with Rev. Kolste, and his bronzed,
notwithstanding features bear evil
dence of that fact.
Arthur Maule and Bert Hagadone
of Tenstrike went to Tenstrike last
evening and spent the night there.
They came to Bemidji this morning
and today left for Langdon, N. D.,
where they will work until after the
threshing of grain is completed in
that vicinity. They expect to re-
ceive large wages, as men are said
to be scarce over in the Dakotas,
with farmers paying literally for
help to gather the bountiful crops
| which abounds everywhere in the
"Flickertail" state. e.:
]. M. Phillippi left this morning
for Jamestown, N. D., going by the
way of Grand Forks and Fargo.
Mr.. Phillippi will be met at James
town by DR.. Blakeslee and together
they will canvass both North and
South Dakota in the interest of the
new primary battery company. They
| will sell exclusive territory for the
retail of the battery and will also
sell the machines. Mr.. Phillippi
expects to be absent several months,
but will return occasionally to Be-
midi to visit with his family, the
members of which will remain in
this city.
M. N. Kohl, the Cass Lake land
dealer, who is making fame and
fortune for himself through his
large dealings in northern Mime
sofa pay dirt" came over from the
IT ake'' Yesterday afternoon III