The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-11-23
Carving sets, $3.50 TO $50 oo;s
arge ASSORTMENT. Geo.sT. Baker e.

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IA. II. Trautleinswas 4 business
visitor in the city last night and
today from Sauk Center.
Louis Hanson, the D Ada miller,
came to Bemidji last night from Ada
and was visiting with localsresidents
today.
Emil Owens came to the city
last night: from sInkster, N. D., and.
was registered as a guest at the
Markham today.
F. Jevne came to Bemidji last
night from Big Falls and spent sew
|eral hours here. returning to Big
Fslls this morning.
Mrs. Ashley Guyot returned to
her home at Turtle River, after hav-
ing sent yesterday in the city
visiting with her daughter.
Park Hotelzre-opened, by Gilbert
Bourdan. Rates 81 to 81 per day.
MI. and Mrs. William Hill spent
yesterday in Bemidji and left last
evening for their, home near Black
duck. "Bill' formerly lived at Cass
Lake, and he has many friends over
w. T. Blakeley, the logger, re-
turned last evening to his home at
Farley, having spent yesterday in
Bemidji looking after some business
matters in connection. with his log
ging interests.
: Arthur N. Gould returned this
morning from T. trip to the Twin
Cities and zLitchfeld, where he had
spent several days visiting with rela.
tives<and old friends Art"'. reports
a splendid trip.
'Many-Use" Oil at VIM. Ross.
S. A. Sorenson and D. Toupin
arrived in the city last night from.
their homes at Red, Lake Falls and
spent today here. They intend~go1
ing to Blackjack to visit their old
friend, ]. E. Bray.
Mrs: Kirkland, sister of Mrs.
Avis Guyer, came down from her
home at Turtle River yesterday
morning: and spent the day: here.
visiting with relatives. Mrs. Kirkland
returned - to her home at Turtle
iver2lasteevening.
L.>O. Libby of Minneapolis. the
contractor whoeis building the dis
trict terminals for the M. & I. at
North" Bemidji, came to the city.
this morning from his, home, at
Minneapolis and spent the day here
looking over the. terminals. =.
A. A. -Miller,one Of the most prom.
inent attorneys of Crookston, came
to the city last night from his home
and spent the night, here. Mr..
Miller left this morning for Walker.
where he is attorney for the plain
tiff. in a; case from Cass Lake which
involves a promissory' note.
Home cooking the kind that all
like to get at 619 Irving avenue.
An interesting announcement for
the near future is the engagement
of Chas. Manville's company, pre-
senting Lone Star of: Texas" at the
City Opera House Tuesday, Nov.
%. The play is a fine, big melo-
drama with special scenery. The,
company is headed by the. clever
little actress, Maybelle Fowler.
Joseph Harrington, state boiler
inspector for the Ninth Congress
sional district, left last evening for
Kelliher to look after some matters
in connection with his official posi-
tion., Joe" is making splendid
inspector He WAS for many years
a locomotive sengineer, and his ex-
perience while pulling the throttle"
stands him in good ,steadaaat the
present time.
Fine assortments of fruit, nuts
and confectionery, especially for
Thanksgiving,zat Peterson's.
E. H. Moore. of Blackjack spent
yesterday in Bemidji and returned
last evening to the "Duck''a appar-
emily well. pleased, with his, stay
here. ~Mr. Moore is in the employ,
jointly, ,.of the st. Croix, Cedar &
Pine company and the J. "A. Irvine
company; and be objects strenuously
to being. called a '''man.catcher;"