The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-09
Attend the great suit sale Satur-
day. Monday and tuesday at Ber-
man Emnorium.

You can find magnificent assert
ment Of furs in scarfs, muffs, sets and
coats, see them at Berman Emporium.
i. G.. Townsend spent yesterday
in the city on business and returned
to his home at Blackduck last even
ing.
Come at once il yen want one
Of those. $I.OO dictionaries which
we are closing out at 25 cents.
Pioneer office.
Mrs. Graham of Duluth arrived in
the city yesterday and is a guest at
! the home Of Mrs. A. C. McLain.
She will remain over Sunday.
August Weber, one Of the members
of the petit jury, went to his home,
near Kelliher, last evening to spend
Sunday with his family. Mr.. Weber
will return to the. city Tuesday
morning and resume his duties as
juryman.
G. H. Shaver of St. Paul
is in the city, being an agent
for the splenpid magazine,
the Review of Reviews. Mr..
Shaver was for some time connected
with the st. Paul Pioneer Press, but
left that publication when the pres.
|ent owners took hold of the Pioneer
Press and combined the manage
ment with that of the Dispatch.
County Commissioner William
Fellows and his little daughter,
Ileen, left last evening for their
home at Tenstrike. Mr.. Fellows
sat as new member of the board of
commissioners since Tuesday and
has shown that he will make a most
excellent official. Little Ileen, who
submitted to an operation on her
tonsils, has been getting along,
nicely, and will soon be as clipper"
as ever.
Rev.. T. S. Kolste, local Norwegian,
Lutheran pastor, went to Laporte
this morning. Rev. Kolste will
conduct services in school house
east of Laporte tomorrow. He states
that there are a goodly number of
Norwegian Lutherans in the vicinity
of Laporte, and that there are already
two congregations, one east of
Laporte and one west. 1t is ex-
pected that church building will
be erected in I,aporte in the very
near future. H. .-.:.- ~
MmeLilla, Psychic Palmist,, Clair.
voyant and Spiritualist medium can
be interviewed for one week. A
call will amply repay you. Nine
Lila, 2O7 Beltrami avenue.
|, The private car 80" was taken
to Brainerd last night, being attached
to- the local south-bound passenger
train. The car was occupied BY
w. II. Gemmell, general manager
of the M. & 7. Railway; w. H.
|Strachan, superintendent, and a
number of their personal friends who
had been in Bemidji during the past
week. Both Mr.. Gemmell and Mr..
|Strachan are we'll pleased with Be-
midi and never hesitate to say
good word for the city.
Al. TuttIe and wife and their
little son, Daniel, returned yesterday
from a visit to New York City
and other eastern points, where
they spent the past three weeks.
They left last evening for visit
with relatives and friends at Black
duck, over Sunday, at the conclu.
sion of which they will return to
Bemidji and 20 to their home at
Grand Forks. Mr.. Tuttle states
that he was in New York at the
time of the recent great naval par
ade, which was the grandest thing
of the kind he ever witnessed. He
also said that there was a snow
storm at Syracuse, while he was
there; and that the weather of New
York was not to be compared with
the balmy atmosphere of northern
Minnesota. a. ...--. "
w. N. Bowser departed this morn
! ing for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
will spend the winter with his
family. Since the dissolution of the
old firm of O'Leary & Bowser and
the organization of the ;O'Leary,
Bowser company, MI. Bowser has
announced that he would NOT he